Christmas sure does have a profound religious connotation and is part of 2,000 years of Western tradition, but in China it is more of a celebration, a commercial carnival, if you will, with all ...

In 2018, the term “Chinese food” received an interest value of 100 from Google on Christmas Day, which translates into peak popularity by the search engine.The term received an interest value ...

Enjoying a meal on Dec. 25 at an Asian eatery of some kind is as much a holiday tradition as tinseled trees and tacky sweaters.

"The tradition [of eating Chinese food on Christmas] has been changing in the 21st century," Merwin said. "Japanese, Thai, Korean, Indian, Pakistani and other kinds of Asian restaurants have ...

For many American Jews, Chinese-food-and-movies is an annual Dec. 25 (or Dec. 24) tradition. It’s not exactly a holiday, but rather an optional, informal fun-having event that takes place at the ...

I’d only known having Chinese food on Christmas as a Jewish tradition. Spending Christmas night at R&G Lounge in San Francisco reminded me that everyone shares a seat at these tables.

Eating Chinese Food on Christmas Eve For some, Christmas Eve dinner can be a big fuss with a huge amount of preparation, but for Editor Kaitlyn Yarborough Sadik's family, it's not so complicated.

Going out for Chinese food on Christmas may have started as a New York Jewish tradition but it has crossed cultures. The large portions and shareable dishes at Chinese restaurants are great for ...

Here, Butnick recalls the tradition, in her own words: "A lot of people who are Jewish or who know Jews may know that a lot of Jews eat Chinese food on Christmas.