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What is that in the foil at chinese restaurant?

At some Chinese restaurants they give you this meat stuff that is wrapped in foil and shaped like a triangle. What is that? I wonder if I don’t want to know.

Most likely, it’s chicken! Actually a take off from a dish known as "Paper Wrapped Chicken". Easier to use foil, but just ask the waiter next time you’re there.

Some places serve it as "Foil Wrapped Chicken".

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7 Responses to “What is that in the foil at chinese restaurant?”

  1. it could either be fly daag or fly cat or maybe fly lice..
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  2. dont know
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  3. why didn’t you ask?

    sticky rice with pork (dimsum)
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  4. Most likely, it’s chicken! Actually a take off from a dish known as "Paper Wrapped Chicken". Easier to use foil, but just ask the waiter next time you’re there.

    Some places serve it as "Foil Wrapped Chicken".
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  5. Most likely dog or some other type of roadkill like raccoon or possum.
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  6. chicken
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  7. to the people that said "it was dog or cat", you’re racist, stereotype chinese people too much, and ignorant. Why dont you go get a life becuase no one like you anyway
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