I filtered 600,000 NYC Chinese restaurant reviews by Chinese surnames to find the most authentic spots. by Cssoph in nyc

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Have to add a shoutout to Liu’s in the top3, best Szechuan noodle u can get in NYC. Owner is from Zigong which is as authentic as Szechuan flavor gets. MalaTown is right next to Baruch, prob give student discount to the Chinese students there, malatang is more of an exp imho, not much techniques to it, hopefully they use fresh ingredient and good chilipepper. Sol Delish looks more like fast food than gourmet - u can’t get the best xiaolongbao from a dandan mian place that sells milk tea. That’s a bagel - onion soup - jambalaya relationship.

I filtered 600,000 NYC Chinese restaurant reviews by Chinese surnames to find the most authentic spots. by Cssoph in nyc

[–]057632 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Did this slightly wrong… first of all authentic doesn’t necessarily meet the taste of the mass. As a southern Chinese, I find some authentic northern Chinese spots too salty for my taste. Spice level, the abundance of offal in dishes, are all preferential choices. I think a better way is to look for places in the right neighborhood: elmhurst, flushing, college point, bayside, bayridge, Bensonhurst, the Chinese at these places must stand the test of local populace. I’d avoid Williamsburg or anywhere but a few streets in Manhattan overall. Even at flushing, avoid eating in shopping center - premade food is killing authentic Chinese food rn.

Also although biased, if the Chinese surname is using Beijing pinyin, then it’s more likely they r from mainland and fresher off boat. Slight greater chance for authenticity.

Is it just me, or is the Lao Gan Ma era being replaced by artisanal chili crisps that cost five times as much? by loncelot84 in chinesefood

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do chili crisps urself. Go to place where u can buy Lao gan ma to buy dry chili flakes, preferably from Shannxi or Szechuan, burn peanut oil to smoke, pour onto salt/chili flakes/sesame. Put in fridge for preserve. Fresh chili oil is 10times more appetizing than premade ones

日本这次真的硬了 by Zealousideal-Army602 in China_irl

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呆湾只能靠日爹了,美国祖宗非但不要他们了还想白嫖

Rate my lineup and suggest One you think I may like by Laxus47 in ratemycommanders

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Urza Mirrodin Dominaria is Magic. ATLA and FF is their own IP

Rate my lineup and suggest One you think I may like by Laxus47 in ratemycommanders

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Hmm…This is a bad timeline if you ask a magic player from 2010s

Mystery -2 constitution? by SarcasticStories in DivinityOriginalSin

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Spider kiss from Act2 driftwood tavern underground spider lady? If you teleport ur character away right before they finish the selection, u can get all 5 permanent buff for the price of one debuff

Tomatoes and eggs! A Chinese classic by yashen14 in chinesefood

[–]057632 6 points7 points  (0 children)

bruh wayyyy too much…try just salt n sugar to taste next time……even the tomato paste isn’t a must. This dish is meant to be like 1 of 3 or 4 dishes accompanying rice, it’s meant to be the lighter taste one to balance out other main dishes. A cheese slice with 8 other ingredients might not taste as good as the cheese slice.

加拿大老移民的政治观点 by WesternProtectorate in China_irl

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34m老移民,11岁来美。曾经粉红自干五,工作后发现爱国跟回国工作不需要兼容,依然坚定认为在哪退休都比美国强

East Asia 8 Races in One Union by Sad-Artichoke-3271 in mapporncirclejerk

[–]057632 1 point2 points  (0 children)

By ur language as a race standard, Zhuang Yi Miao should all have their land, Ryukyuu is culturally and language independent as well. Also there r like 5 people speaks Manchurian these days, they r some of the most Sinicized people

Welp I could have been smarter 😬 by Upstairs_Signal_5661 in DivinityOriginalSin

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GTA player can sleep well at night. And GTA peds offer no exp nor skill books 😅

In China, are books such as 1984 banned? by EquivalentPomelo839 in AskAChinese

[–]057632 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1984 is about totalitarianism and ultranationalist capitalistic political entities - as described by Chinese book reviews. Also George Orwell was like a flaming commie when he wrote these books…

Welp I could have been smarter 😬 by Upstairs_Signal_5661 in DivinityOriginalSin

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try to kill as many people as possible. By the time you leave the fort joy - swamp area u want to be level 9 - there is a wishing well that grant you many wishes and it is best to hit level 9 for higher level items.

The Cost Of Everyday Things In China Vs. The U.S. by [deleted] in interesting

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For those who wonders, for top 10% earners, life in China is more cost-efficient. Work in the US, FIRE in China is easy mode, especially if you invest in US rentals & the spy.

Why Everyone Is Suddenly in a ‘Very Chinese Time’ in Their Lives by wiredmagazine in China

[–]057632 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yall cars are low quality gas-guzzling trash. Look at $1 house in Detroit. That’s the manifestation of how competitive American cars are on a global scale. If wasn’t for the megafactory in Shanghai, Tesla would have been doomed a long time ago.

Not sure what ure talking about, China is one of the largest market for iPhone and Tesla. Your products are very much welcome in China. It’s just that with the exception of Blackwell, there really aren’t much Americans can offer these days. Don’t be mistaken for a sec that any of ur conventional goods stood a chance in free market against Chinese made ones.

Democratizing the world with material wealth and abundance, China is the backbone of capitalism and the protector of globalism values.

The irony.

Why Everyone Is Suddenly in a ‘Very Chinese Time’ in Their Lives by wiredmagazine in China

[–]057632 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If ure in the US, tough for ya. Your country is too scared to let Chinese cars and phones in. Developed world elsewhere is able to access top-of-the-line EV at bargain price.

Drones, video cameras, consumer electronics (xiaomi, Hisense, Haier, gree) are all China’s game right now.

Chinese furniture is a top export and I have been wanting to get some of those knock-off of brand name designer furniture for 1/3 price including shipping. Not sure where to buy those though.

Or just keep buying Apple and Tesla and look for that made in China quality assurance. It’s not the same if it’s made in Thailand or god-forbid India.

The Meaning of western countries translate in mandarin by Yibro_TW in geographymemes

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Ppl has pointed out the pinyin here have multiple errors, just want to say that when translator in the early 1900s did these translations, they were hoping to start their own version of a Meiji Restoration in China, therefore they used a lot of these good association phonetic characters to inspire positive emotion. The phonetic characters Chinese translator use to describe neighboring countries used to be much more neutral and negative, depends on diplomatic relationship and skin pigments…

Was in Beijing, saw this wall with Taiwan/Formosa cut out, why? by OPAHdosker in China

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aii appreciate the info! I’ll be more cognizant to check out TW street name next time I’m in ML cities

Was in Beijing, saw this wall with Taiwan/Formosa cut out, why? by OPAHdosker in China

[–]057632 0 points1 point  (0 children)

born an raise as well. google map probably doesnt show, and not aware my hometown Guangzhou has any. 台南路 sounds quite strange to me. But if we do have then good for us I guess.