Chinese food is t3h h4w7n3$$

[Statikk HDM]

I've always wondered if Britain has all-you-can-eat Chinese restaurants. Aren't they great?
My favorite all you can eat Chinese restaurant is about a mile off campus, Hong Kong Buffet. Coconut Chicken and Shrimp is like a party in your mouth with everyone invited.

[moxco]

Okay.... Is this delcared spam?

[snuzi]

Okay.... Is this delcared spam?

The word is "considered". It's only "declared" spam if someone of importance says it is.

I love Chinese restaurants. I'm so addicted to this one place by my school that I end up buying food from there nearly every day. General Tso's chicken and chicken with garlic sauce are my favorite dishes. Can't get enough of 'em.

[Majic]

The Chinese buffet is a wonderful invention. And they're freaking everywhere now. Even the most podunk towns I've passed through in Oklahoma seem to have one nestled somewhere. Not that I'm complaining, of course.

[snuzi]

I know. They've really spread to just about every place you could imagine. There were even a few in Poland when I went there in December. Although, their chinese food was awful .

[ziggy]

Oh, chinese restaraunts are goood. I live by this place called the mandarin house. Chicken chowmain (however you spell that) is my favorite. But you know it's mostly all americanized chinese food. It's usually not authentic, that stuff tastes way different.

[Bullet Magnet]

And if no one else will answer: yes we do. Barring famous landmarks and certain political endeavors, we have pretty much everything the USA does. Only less excitable Christians and more tornadoes per square mile.

[Reiji Neko Mitsukai]

I absolutely love Chinese food. I even learned how to use chopsticks so the dining experience will be more authenic. And I really love it if they have hot tea there, and in little cups that don't have handles.

[Statikk HDM]

Mandarin House in Green Bay? Do we have another Wisconsinite here?

[Arxryl]

I wonder if those living in China get tired of eating Chinese food...




Anyways, I love those things! We've actually got one here in our little town. I always feel sorry for it when I go in there because it seems like it is lonely. a mere shell of what it used to be, now that not too many people go in there.

[snuzi]

I doubt they would, since to them it isn't Chinese food, it's just "food" .

[ziggy]

hmm probably not. Plus asians all think their culture and ways of life are the best, don't you know?

[Kamille]

Yes definitely Chinese restaurants are great!

[Jordan]

Woah, China might even have an English or American buffet. Lol... A fish and chip shop in the middle of Hong Kong...
I can't really comment on Chinese food much. I only eat the chips and the pork balls.

[skillya_glowi]

The American buffet is called MacDonalds, and there's loads of that in Hong Kong...

[snuzi]

There are loads of that everywhere, and as a result, we're slowly making the rest of the world obese .

[Statikk HDM]

Japan is the home of Denny's. When I first heard that I didn't believe it. If you've ever been to a Denny's you know how "American" they feel.
Denny's at 3 in the morning is like a freak convention.

[ziggy]

in Washington where I live Denny's is full of old people. It's like their hangout place. And a lot of smoker hicks too.....actually my whole town has a lot of rednecks...it's sad.

[Chubfish]

The only chinese restaurant I know of in my local area is the Ying Lung and I love the spicy chilli chicken there