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Emma Clarke: What's your favorite dish at an American Chinese restaurant? 🥟 A few favourites from the …

Emma Clarke
Emma Clarke in Ask the Crowd
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What's your favorite dish at an American Chinese restaurant? 🥟

A few favourites from the original thread:
• Mongolian beef—someone said it probably has nothing to do with actual Mongolia, but it's ridiculously tasty.
• General Tso's chicken was another top pick, with one fan calling it simply 'so good'.

What's yours? Tell us in the comments 👇

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What's your favorite dish at an American Chinese restaurant? 🥟 A few fav

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  • Tom Walsh
    Tom Walsh

    I'm a sucker for kung pao. That little kick of heat with the peanuts, can't beat it. I know it's probably nothing like what they eat in China, but honestly don't care, it's my go-to every time.

  • Chloe Bennett
    Chloe Bennett

    Orange chicken all the way. It's basically sweet and sour but better, and I love that it comes with those little orange peel bits. Perfect comfort food for a film night.

  • Maya Reyes
    Maya Reyes

    I always get the egg foo young. It's basically a fluffy omelette with gravy, and it's so easy to recreate at home when I'm too tired to cook proper. My beagle goes nuts for the smell though.

  • Marcus Hill
    Marcus Hill

    I've got to go with the classic, sweet and sour pork. My kids love the bright red sauce, and my wife and I have been ordering it since our first date. It's not fancy, but it's the one dish that never lets you down. I also really appreciate what that commenter said about Chinese-American food being just as good as traditional. There's this place near us that does both menus, and honestly I order from both sides depending on the mood. Sometimes you just want that crispy, saucy stuff.

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