Somebody has said, and it makes sense, is that a meal at a chain like Panda Express is nothing but a lunch of sugary dessert.. That food has a lot of sugar.
@@rolandalcid7127 David Jung a Chinese immigrant who owned a restaurant the Hong Kong, noodle company in LA in early 1900s is credited for the invention of fortune cookies.
@@effend446 it’s really a Boston area thing to serve Chicken Fingers with Chinese food, also London has Chinese food which doesn’t contain dishes like general Tsos chicken boneless spear ribs or anything with sweet syrupy sauces.
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Thanks, will do!
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Somebody has said, and it makes sense, is that a meal at a chain like Panda Express is nothing but a lunch of sugary dessert.. That food has a lot of sugar.
@@TheWoodStroker Panda express to Chinese cuisine in us is what Olive Garden is to Italian American cuisine which is bottommost rung.
l'm rather interested in how the fortune cookies originated from Chinese restaurants ?
@@rolandalcid7127 David Jung a Chinese immigrant who owned a restaurant the Hong Kong, noodle company in LA in early 1900s is credited for the invention of fortune cookies.
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Thank you so much.
You say "culinary" a lot
New York/East Coast Chinese cuisine is the best. General Tso's Chicken got its start in New York City by Chef Peng.
@@effend446 it’s really a Boston area thing to serve Chicken Fingers with Chinese food, also London has Chinese food which doesn’t contain dishes like general Tsos chicken boneless spear ribs or anything with sweet syrupy sauces.