Anonymous
Post 03/07/2025 13:13     Subject: Which Chinese restaurant has the best vegetables?
When I used to go with Chinese friends we always get great veggies that are not on the menu. They moved away and when I've tried to ask without them there I get blank stares.
Anonymous
Post 03/07/2025 01:05     Subject: Which Chinese restaurant has the best vegetables?
Anonymous wrote:We cannot find a really good Chinese restaurant locally. There are some good Dim Sum places in Vancouver though.

LOL! True dat! There are some best Chinese restaurants in the world in Vancouver.
Anonymous
Post 03/06/2025 23:37     Subject: Which Chinese restaurant has the best vegetables?
Anonymous wrote:We cannot find a really good Chinese restaurant locally. There are some good Dim Sum places in Vancouver though.


Oh, honey.
Anonymous
Post 03/06/2025 23:35     Subject: Which Chinese restaurant has the best vegetables?
Do restaurants add chicken fat to veggies?
Anonymous
Post 03/04/2025 07:16     Subject: Which Chinese restaurant has the best vegetables?
Bob’s 66 has good veg. As pp said you should ask what they have.
Anonymous
Post 03/04/2025 07:14     Subject: Which Chinese restaurant has the best vegetables?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We cannot find a really good Chinese restaurant locally. There are some good Dim Sum places in Vancouver though.


I heard there is good Chinese food in China too. That's probably equally helpful to OP.


You made me laugh. Thanks.
Anonymous
Post 03/04/2025 07:00     Subject: Re:Which Chinese restaurant has the best vegetables?
Anonymous wrote:Shanghai bob's has a decent selection of veggies, but it's not always on the menu. You have to call and ask because it's sort of seasonal or depending on what they stocked.

But for Chinese veggies, just make your own. Go to Great Wall, Lotte, Ranch 99, NY Market and buy them. Then heat up oil, put in lots of garlic slices, stir fry, add some oyster sauce at the end. Insanely easy to cook and you can control the oil. ALL the restaurant stir fry veggies are way too greasy.


Just request little oil. I do it all the time at Far East. Yes, you can do your own but the washing and drying is time consuming, in addition to the clean up.
Anonymous
Post 03/03/2025 08:07     Subject: Which Chinese restaurant has the best vegetables?
Anonymous wrote:We cannot find a really good Chinese restaurant locally. There are some good Dim Sum places in Vancouver though.


Thank you so much! What are they called? Do you think they UberEats to Rockville?


Anonymous
Post 03/03/2025 07:38     Subject: Re:Which Chinese restaurant has the best vegetables?
Shanghai bob's has a decent selection of veggies, but it's not always on the menu. You have to call and ask because it's sort of seasonal or depending on what they stocked.

But for Chinese veggies, just make your own. Go to Great Wall, Lotte, Ranch 99, NY Market and buy them. Then heat up oil, put in lots of garlic slices, stir fry, add some oyster sauce at the end. Insanely easy to cook and you can control the oil. ALL the restaurant stir fry veggies are way too greasy.
Anonymous
Post 03/02/2025 21:38     Subject: Which Chinese restaurant has the best vegetables?
Anonymous wrote:We cannot find a really good Chinese restaurant locally. There are some good Dim Sum places in Vancouver though.


I heard there is good Chinese food in China too. That's probably equally helpful to OP.
Anonymous
Post 03/02/2025 21:33     Subject: Which Chinese restaurant has the best vegetables?
Far East in Rockville
Anonymous
Post 03/02/2025 19:32     Subject: Which Chinese restaurant has the best vegetables?
Rockville has some great spots. I lean toward the spicy noodle soups with greens and bok choy.
Anonymous
Post 03/02/2025 19:19     Subject: Which Chinese restaurant has the best vegetables?
We cannot find a really good Chinese restaurant locally. There are some good Dim Sum places in Vancouver though.
Anonymous
Post 03/02/2025 15:48     Subject: Which Chinese restaurant has the best vegetables?
Looking for simple but excellent stir fried pea shoots, Chinese broccoli, bok choy, etc. MD preferred. Thanks!