American Chinese cuisine refers to the style of food served by Chinese restaurants in the United States. This type of cooking typically caters to Western tastes, and differs significantly from the cuisine of China. Some restaurants advertise their status by writing "Western food" on their signs in Chinese or by using the term Chinese American in their signage. It alerts those who seek more traditional dishes, while still attracting those who are either unable to read Chinese or are looking for westernized fare.

So awesome, the author Panda-Box is a Chinese. Here is his blog(in Chinese).

Describes the items from the February 2008 Cub Scout "Den Meeting in a Box" (theme: Happy Chinese New Year) and shows which items can also be ordered separately.

I hate the wind. I hate the cold wind worse than the warm wind, but from my perspective playing golf in a twenty mile an hour wind, hot or cold, is harder than Chinese arithmetic. Standing on the tee box with a twenty-mile an hour wind blowing in your face is difficult for Tiger Woods, so you can imagine how disheartening it is for someone like me.

Buca Di Beppo is literally, italian restaurant hell. You know how all big box chain restaurants throw junk up on the walls in an attempt to make the space feel vintage? Buca Di Beppo throws junk, and knick knacks and statues and anything else ‘italian’ they could find in the chinese warehouse where they loaded up these goods.

BEIJING, Jan. 6 -- "Doraemon," the famous Japanese cartoon series, will bring another of its movie editions to China in 2008, after its first hit "Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur," bagged 23 million yuan (316,000 U. S. dollars) at the Chinese box office last summer.