Funny Stuff Thread.... to loosen your day

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supersnoop

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coolgod said:
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653501058738528256
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653552376194711554

Is this real? Can some European friends chime in? What other localized chinese dishes are there?
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Toronto probably has one of the broadest confluences of Chinese cuisines from around the world.
Of course you can find all the classic regional cuisines (Hot pots, Canto, HK food, Taiwan, Shanghai, Lanzhou noodles, even Xinjiang kebab)
But also because of the various non-chinese disaporas that are in Toronto, they've attracted their "native" Chinese cuisines as well, so you have a lot of West Indies-Chinese, Indo-Chinese, South American Chinese etc.

One time I went to a Lanzhou noodle place, and 80% of the customers were non-Chinese muslims (many women wearing hijabs, etc.). It had never occurred to me that the restaurant was halal certified, and there was a significant demand for this cuisine (halal noodles).
 
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tygyg1111

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supersnoop said:
Toronto probably has one of the broadest confluences of Chinese cuisines from around the world.
Of course you can find all the classic regional cuisines (Hot pots, Canto, HK food, Taiwan, Shanghai, Lanzhou noodles, even Xinjiang kebab)
But also because of the various non-chinese disaporas that are in Toronto, they've attracted their "native" Chinese cuisines as well, so you have a lot of West Indies-Chinese, Indo-Chinese, South American Chinese etc.

One time I went to a Lanzhou noodle place, and 80% of the customers were non-Chinese muslims (many women wearing hijabs, etc.). It had never occurred to me that the restaurant was halal certified, and there was a significant demand for this cuisine (halal noodles).
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Anecdotally, most of the Lanzhou lamian restaurants I've seen have all been Halal certified
 
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