(LOL!) soooo, I am wondering if anyone knows of a good,CLEAN, chinese buffet in the Disneyland area. We will have a car so can go out, but don't want to travel too far. Thanks!!
Not to bash the Americans in any way, but there is no authentic Chinese food in the USA. This coming from someone who lives in the largest Chinatown in North America, and is used to the "Good Stuff".
There's an IN-N-OUT burger joint where skiingfast is talking about, and a Ruby's Diner a 1/4 mile up the road. Both are excellent 50's style restaurants. IN-N-OUT is take out, and Ruby's is Table service. We have nothing like these restaurants up in the Great Whilte North, It's a tradition for our family to hit the In-N-Out burger in Fullerton before heading to our hotel once we get to Disneyland. Once you eat an IN-N-OUT burger, you'll wonder why you eat the rotten burgers we're stuck with up here. Just my 2 CDN cents worth
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Not to bash the Americans in any way, but there is no authentic Chinese food in the USA
I go for the steamed fish, chinese vegetables and sai fun (rice noodles). We just went on Friday, they were serving clams, crawfish, steamed fish fillets, mussels, shrimp and some kind of crab. They have homestyle broccoli beef, chicken and mushrooms, plus a few other dishes. AND that night, they had pig's feet. There's also the traditional salad, fruit, cold shellfish and sushi selection. And as my DH says what would a Chinese buffet be without the "magical" strawberry sauce on bananas
And as my DH says what would a Chinese buffet be without the "magical" strawberry sauce on bananas
When we go visit the mouse, we usually drive, and try to find the restaurants that are not chains, and restaurants that we do not have up here. Have found a fantastic fried chicken place in Springfield, Or, and have found many excellent restaurants in the USA. I have tried American style Chinese food, and for those who live in an area where I can practically walk to any Sushi or Authentic Chinese place am used to it, the American version is completely different in many ways. We have over 200 Asian restaurants in a 4 block radius that I can walk to. Our family personally doesn't care for the American version. A couple of years ago, and on our return leg we finally hit a mom and pop Chinese food place in Crescent City, CA. Man they were surprised when we started rattling off the different dishes we wanted in Chinese (you get used to ordering it that way up here.). They had pretty decent Chinese food that was closer to what we have up here. To each their own, and if you like it great, and I never said I was from Vancouver, so there!
haha, i dont go to much buffets... esp chinese cuz i am chinese...
