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amyhere
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 Posted: Sat Dec 02, 2006 11:41 pm Post subject: Chinese food |
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I'm a Chinese and i heard that Chinese food is very welcomed in some countries~however, many non-chinese friends of mine told me that there are differences between the so called "chinese food" and authentic food in china. what do you think of it?Have you ever been to my country?it's worth visiting~
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hatake
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I never go to China 
But I want to go to China!!!
I was working in Chinese restaurant last year. I like Chinese food  |
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beancurdturtle
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| Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2007 9:47 pm Post subject: Re: Chinese food |
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I've been to China, yes. It is worth visiting.
There's a lot of great food in China, and some not so good. I really enjoyed the common food in Hubei Province best. But I think my favorite special Chinese food is the perfect tang bao(汤包) in Beijing.
There's mostly terrible "Chinese Food" in the U.S. It's all made to taste good to Americans - so it's terrible.
However, you could go with me to eat. I know all the best places for authentic Chinese food in Southern California. 
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mil9
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Chinese food is very hot (><)
But I like eating them 
In Japan there are many Chinese restrant.
I want to visit China,and eat Chinese foods ! |
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beancurdturtle
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Chinese food is very hot (><)
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Many regions in China do not use lots of spice (不好辣)。
But it seems the spicy cuisine is the most famous.
There is some very good food in China that is not hot at all. 
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Dixie
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| Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 2:10 am Post subject: Re: Chinese food |
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| amyhere wrote: |
| I'm a Chinese and i heard that Chinese food is very welcomed in some countries~however, many non-chinese friends of mine told me that there are differences between the so called "chinese food" and authentic food in china. what do you think of it?Have you ever been to my country?it's worth visiting~ |
Of course! I love Chinese food. There are lots of Chinese restaurants in my country. However, I was in Beijing last year, and I could see for myself that the food we ate there had absolutely nothing to do with the "Chinese food" we used to have back home. I was expecting that, of course. Oh and like someone mentioned above, almost everything was spicy. |
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StephenLong
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| Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 11:20 pm Post subject: Chinese food |
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Guys, it depends.
Different regions, different taste, QUITE different.
(1)Eastern-- sweet
(2)Southern-- fresh
(3)Northern-- fat (stewpot mostly) & pickled cabbage resembling sauerkraut
(4)Western & the middle-- spicy [Esp South-west, I can not suffer even though I like it so much] |
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