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Many folks of the non-noel persuasion have long associated Christmas with Chinese food. If you’re reading this, chances are good you already have that sweet and sour feeling.
On this hungry day, let some of the foodies be your guide. Follow them through the wide world of Chinese cuisine, from the strictly authentic to the offensively fraudulent.
LA Foodblogging
Deep End Dining
Omar Masry
New York Times
Daily Gluttony
EatingLA
the ABC
LA.com
LAist wishes you a very, merry Christmas and a happy Lo Mein!
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While all other businesses are closed on Christmas day there will always be a Chinese resturant open for business. Maybe that is where the trend is coming from?