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bubbles
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being a rather boring person I am, I like to celebrate festivals that have absolutely no relevance to me so what is everyone's favourite Chinese food 
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jonlumb
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Crispy duck
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Amnesia10
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Chicken Chop Suey. Though I like a lot of the standard fare at Chinese restaurants.
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hifidelity2
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Either
Home made Sweet and Sour Pork by my mum. She was taught how to cook it in singapore
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Satay
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l3v1ck
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Dim Sum
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cloaked_wolf
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Chinese food tends to disagree with me - too greasy.
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belchingmatt
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Deep fried shredded crispy chilli beef, hot. Although it has to be eaten at a restaurant to be at its best. It normally congeals to a sticky mess as a take-away.
Oh, and Duck like Jon mentioned.
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ProfessorF
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Chilli Salt Chicken with egg fried rice, dash of soy sauce. My local place does it and it's, sadly, the only I order any more from there.
I'm always a little let down when we're out and a place doesn't do it.
If I can't get that, then like Matt, crispy shredded beef. Or chicken. So long as it'd not drowned in sauce.
And duck pancakes.
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l3v1ck
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You're going for the wrong kind of food then. Try some steamed stuff, it's really good. Shame you can't get that sort of thing at take-aways.
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Only ever had it once, just last year in a tiny little place in China Town that had been recommended. It was quite cheap and absolutely incredible. I could eat there every day, and quite a lot of the "locals" seemed to have breakfast there regularly. I stuck to the steamed ones, so no grease and very healthy. Served with some steamed vegetables in oyster sauce. _________________jonbwfc's law: "In any forum thread someone will, no matter what the subject, mention Firefly." When you're feeling too silly for x404, youRwired.net
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l3v1ck
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I spent two weeks in Singapore with work a few years ago. I was pigging out on food like that for next to no cost at all AND lost weight while I was there. It was awesome.
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Linux_User
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Yeung Chow special fried rice with sweet & sour chicken = major win.
Duck with plum sauce is good too.
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Spreadie
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Where do I begin...
Crispy shredded beef
Crispy Duck
Beef chow mein
Beef Satay
And for an extra-high chance of heart attack, Battered King Prawns in sweet & sour sauce. Nom.
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