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Wednesday, March 27, 1974
University Daily Kansan
Chinese Restaurants
Switch from Hamburgers
By KATHERINE CHENG
Kansas Reviewer
If your experience with Chinese food is limited to Chun King, it might be worth your while to try one of Lawrence's two Chinese restaurants—the Chinese House or the Vivienne Inn.
Both restaurants provide an adequate sampling of two distinctive styles of Chinese cuisine. The Chinese House specializes in a range of Asian dishes. Inn concentrates on Cantonese selections.
The Chinese House is hidden in an out-ofthe-way corner of the Malls Shopping Center. It offers a unique and inexpensive luncheon of egg foo yong, chicken chow mein, soup and egg, for as little as $4.00.
As the only Chinese customer in the restaurant, I felt conspicuous. People were probably wondering why a Chinese girl would go to a Chinese restaurant in Kansas.
We ordered chicken with cashew and the Moo Husk pork with a Mandarin pancake. Dinner was fairly good; however, we waited for more than half an hour to be served chicken with cashew and too much celeriac taste. I thought the Moo Husk pork tasted better. It is made with pork, egg, bamboo shoots and bean sprouts. It had too
Food at the Virginia Inn is rather Americanaed despite the menu's claim of being "a real restaurant."
We had egg foo yong and a combination
plate which consisted of egg roll, sweet and
sour purk, chicken chow mein and fried
chicken. We also used their dishes
and they tasted rather ordinary.
Worth It
few strips of pork. The Mandarin pancake comes separately, and each dinner wraps his own. The Chinese house isn't a fancy place where you can eat it; be a good spot for lurch or light superp
The jade emperor apparently hasn't cast his gastronomic blessings upon Kansas because the ingredients of Chinese food are not as common in Kansas, and a change from the regular hamburger and
french fries to something a little exotic, the Chinese House and the Virginia Institute might be a good place.
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