The Imperial Garden can't be beat! Service and food are both excellent. Mark A. S. wrote: > >I was happily eating chinese food in Raleigh for about ten years when I >got yanked away from my table and thrown into the Great White North. I >contend that the Carolinas are home to some of the best Chinese places in >the US, while northern Michigan just blows. We have three of them up >here, and the best is only mediocre. > >I'll be visiting family and friends in the Raleigh area in November and >what to eat some REAL food again, but I can't remember the names of the >places I used to go to. Anybody got any ideas of where I should start my >search again? Any favorites to pass along? You name it, I promise I will >try it. My love for good chinese cuisine goes that far. > >Thanks for you help. >lane
Raleigh-Durham, NC
Chinese Restaurants in Raleigh?
Also, the Jin Juan at Creedmoor Crossings (Creedmoor & Millbrook) is very good. I'm surprised no one has mentioned China Express out here in RTP (NC 54 near 55). They have the best Hot & Sour soup I've had and you can't beat the food for the $$'s. - Perrin Mark H. wrote: > > The Imperial Garden can't be beat! Service and food are both > excellent. > Mark > > A. S. wrote: > > > > >I was happily eating chinese food in Raleigh for about ten years when I > >got yanked away from my table and thrown into the Great White North. I > >contend that the Carolinas are home to some of the best Chinese places in > >the US, while northern Michigan just blows. We have three of them up > >here, and the best is only mediocre. > > > >I'll be visiting family and friends in the Raleigh area in November and > >what to eat some REAL food again, but I can't remember the names of the > >places I used to go to. Anybody got any ideas of where I should start my > >search again? Any favorites to pass along? You name it, I promise I will > >try it. My love for good chinese cuisine goes that far. > > > >Thanks for you help. > >lane