Orange chicken, fried rice/noodles, general Tao chicken, sweet and sour chicken and Peking duck for me personally at least anyways. How about you? Have you ever tried it yet or not personally? And if yes, do you enjoy it or not? And if so, what are your favourite Chinese food in your eyes?
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Favourite Chinese Food?
- Thread starter Naiwen
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Once upon a time we had three good Chinese restaurants in this town. They're gone. 
The closest thing we have going now is a Panda Express; which I have tried once and whatever I had was pretty good (some kind of noodle dish); but my husband refuses to go back there because it was so horribly noisy. Not "crowd" noisy, but really loud clanging and banging from the kitchen......I don't really blame him, that was pretty unpleasant.
When we did have good restaurants I liked to try different things but usually ended up going back to a special chow mein over pan-fried noodles.
which I try to sort of copy sometimes, but it's never the same.
The closest thing we have going now is a Panda Express; which I have tried once and whatever I had was pretty good (some kind of noodle dish); but my husband refuses to go back there because it was so horribly noisy. Not "crowd" noisy, but really loud clanging and banging from the kitchen......I don't really blame him, that was pretty unpleasant.When we did have good restaurants I liked to try different things but usually ended up going back to a special chow mein over pan-fried noodles.
which I try to sort of copy sometimes, but it's never the same.
My go to order is Garlic chicken with half chow mein and half fried rice. 
They're okay, I go there sometimes.
pork?
Pork, chicken, fish.
You almost hung out at them? Thats means you never went there?
I meant that's where I often ate lunch, it was right next to the university.You almost hung out at them? Thats means you never went there?
I meant that's where I often ate lunch, it was right next to the university.
Yeah but the word 'almost' makes me think that you never went there.
Almond boneless chicken! 😀
Thats one thing I have zero experience with. MAKING chinese food.
