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quote your favorite chinese cuisine cc: @ahn.eth @brendannn.eth 
1. cantonese
2. teochew
3. fujian
4. hakka
5. shanghainese

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i think i am super exposed to cantonese/hakka cuisine, hailing from malaysia. i like jing cuisine (having spent a few months there once), and while there i came to enjoy chuanr, which is Xinjiang cuisine (and their other stuff too)

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recent years, there's been a number of xinjiang establishments in jakarta, lanzhou beef noodles are getting popular here

i think their claim to fame is that its halal and chinese cuisine. i should really try it at least once, soon

when i had it, it's pretty good, but very fast became boring, taste was monotone throughout the meal

yeah i've seen that! and maybe sometimes referred to as mee tarik? have to admit, i've not eaten either in .my

where is here, if you dont mind me asking?

it is also possible it is some kinda chinese promo campaign, but i dunno, in the klang valley (greater kl), you're also seeing a lot of chinese money flowing in, so you're also seeing the opening of of chinese muslim mosques, etc.

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i don’t get the youtube video

i am in europe

where is here, if you dont mind me asking?

it is also possible it is some kinda chinese promo campaign, but i dunno, in the klang valley (greater kl), you're also seeing a lot of chinese money flowing in, so you're also seeing the opening of of chinese muslim mosques, etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmsbDQrLgP0

lanzhou beef noodles are getting popular here too

it feels like a chinese promo campaign for food culture

i always try to look for places that look like family run restaurants not business machines