British Chinese takeout bears so few similarities to its US counterpart that Americans have been sharing their surprise, and sometimes outright horror, on social media.

An underground network of agencies gathers and funnels immigrants that enter the U.S. without legal papers to work at Chinese restaurants around the country.

UNIDENTIFIED CAST: (Singing) Chop suey. Chop suey. Good and bad... CHANG: This Broadway show tune dates back to the 1950s, when chop suey was a more common menu item. Eventually, it became a Chinese ...

Before its fall from grace, chop suey was a holiday tradition for families who don't celebrate Christmas, even being immortalized in songs and film. The journey of chop suey, from Ming Dynasty to a ...

Chop suey was once a classic Chinese American dish enjoyed on December 25 — a day when most other restaurants were closed — by Jews and other non-Christians. These days, we tend to think of chop suey ...

The latest dish consuming social media feeds is an inventive take on dumplings. Soup dumplings are a quintessential cozy comfort food, and as temperatures plummet across the U.S., one creator's ...