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Is it me, or is traditional Chinese food in Amarillo disappearing?

Is it me, or is traditional Chinese food in Amarillo disappearing?

Is it me, or is traditional Chinese food in Amarillo disappearing?

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───   17:15 Thu, 21 Jan 2021 A restaurant that describes its own food as "not good" has been praised by people on Twitter for its "extremely honest" menu - with many fans saying theyll definitely be ordering from there. Kim captioned a picture of the menu: "Aunt Dai is my favourite Chinese restaurant in Montreal, but the REAL treat is the menu, featuring extremely honest commentary from the owner." The dishes in her tweet include the Orange Beef, which is apparently "not THAT...

They're giving you the real review on all these items!

They're giving you the real review on all these items!

By Tara Soudbaksh Jan 19, 2021 A Chinese restaurant in Montreal, Canada is going viral for its “extremely honest” menu descriptions that are posted with each dish.  Twitter user Kim Belair posted pictures of a few of the descriptions from Aunt Dai’s menu, which are written by the restaurant owner, and the internet couldnt get enough of it! “Aunt Dai is my favourite Chinese restaurant in Montreal, but the REAL treat is the menu, featuring extremely honest commentary from the owner,”...

Article content It’s a pity Cuisine Aunt Dai doesn’t deliver to New York City, London or Berlin, because it could clean up. Perhaps not as much for its Chinese-food creations as for the refreshingly honest, with gusts to brutal, menu comments by the restaurant’s boss which have caught the imagination of, among many other global media outlets, CBS, the Times of London, the Guardian and several German newspapers. Cuisine Aunt Dai is an unassuming spot on St-Mathieu St., which since its foun...