Chinese
Cantonese Soy Sauce Pan-Fried Noodles Recipe
Chewy, par-boiled egg noodles are cooked until slightly crispy then tossed with savory vegetables, two types of soy sauce, and a drizzle of sesame oil.
Concubine’s Chicken Recipe
Named after a famous concubine from the Tang dynasty known for her hedonism (particularly when it came to food), this sweet, sour, and slightly spicy dish is sure to satisfy every one of your cravings.
Silken Doufu with Rib-Eye Cap Mapo Recipe
Silky tofu is gently steamed and draped in a saucy mixture of caramelized steak and chile paste in this addictive and mouth-numbing Sichuan dish.
Why Do We Stay Up All Night? And Other Chinese New Year Mysteries, Explained.
From wearing red underwear to exchanging oranges, here are the reasons behind Chinese New Year superstitions.
Chinese Steamed Egg Custard Recipe
A smooth and savory egg custard is the perfect vehicle for spicy chili crisp.
Classic Pork and Shrimp Egg Rolls Recipe
These shrimp and pork egg rolls are fried twice for extra crunch, and served with two simple, homemade dipping sauces.
Diving Into Chinese American History Through Sweet-and-Sour Pork
This crowd pleaser reflects how Chinese immigrants persevered, adapted, and thrived in the United States.
Spam Wontons Recipe
The classic canned meat takes on a new role in these savory wontons that are doused in homemade chili oil.
Why an Indian Minister’s Calls to “Boycott Chinese Food” are Ridiculous
“The people who eat it are Indian. We, who cook it, are Indian.”
Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup Recipe
A fragrant broth and perfectly tender beef shanks make for the ultimate noodle bowl.
Some Photos of Filipino Chinese Food, Just in Time for the Lunar New Year
We visited Manila’s Binondo district, the oldest Chinatown in the world, to learn more about the delicious — and severely underrated — Filipino Chinese cuisine.
Filipino Teachers Are Learning to Teach Mandarin. The Program Is Partly Funded By China.
“They want us to learn Mandarin, while they took out Filipino in the curriculum. Welcome to the Philippines, a province of China!”