Thank you!!

literally lmfao they just come off as assholes

The elders are also probably being more respectful and polite. They may not really like some or all of it, but are being nice & courteous about it.

Well do you want a non-authentic fake polite reaction?

The girls are fine. They being real. The dude is trying hard to be that guy. Yet he prob lives by Chipotle and McDonalds.

I know!!!

Jada Colon I hate the guy in the gray shirt, he's so picky, just like all the Chinese

Pyrostix Pyrostix I know, its soo annoying to me.

He went into that with his mind made up before they started. They could have served him the most authentic Chinese food possible and he would have complained. The older people in the video were much more accepting of the dishes. Mind you, I'm not a fan of Panda Express, but just because something isn't authentic doesn't mean it is terrible. Not to mention the guy in gray was also racist.

TombunnyHunter exactly, you took the words right out of my mouth.

@@aaliyah5146 thank you!🙏

@@aaliyah5146 srsly I just realized 💀💀

American Chinese food is a type of Chinese food. Just like Shanghainese food, Beijing food, HK food, Cantonese food, Korean Chinese, Indo-Chinese, etc. “Traditional” is all relative. American Chinese food has been around longer than today’s form of Guangzhou dim sum that folks are familiar with.

@Dman glad you like it aha

Your user name legit almost made me choke on my rice and garlic chicken. Edit - To be clear. I love you.

中国文化不浪费！和喜欢不喜欢无关

@@user-yc4kt8lm2q 步步高升

I get why the boy is offended, because there are Americans who think this is peak Chinese food. But there’s lots of us who love authentic Chinese food and don’t actually think this is authentic. Fast food will never be authentic.

@@staticklingon2182 Offended by food? It's western Chinese food. Nobody is expecting it to taste 100% authentic. He's just a cry baby who has to say it isn't real Chinese food 100 times.

@@staticklingon2182it’s not authentic but who cares, it’s delicious

+John Forrest its technically apart of Asian culture to be respectful of the food you eat ^_^ the kids their were obviously more American than Chinese if they didn't know its practically a rule to be respectful

+John Forrest You just wassist you no Rilke Chinese peeper!!! They no eating *singlish moppin toes! They eat week Chinese food and know what dey rike!!! *Translation: English Muffin toast (sometimes I type with a Chinese accent)

XD

all the younger kids in these series are annoying

lmao exactly, the teens are annoying as hell

You dont know if he had authentic Chinese food or not in his earlier life. The best Hongkong style Cantonese food I ever tried was in Vancouver.

He's just got issues, wanting to be relevent. Full of drama. He probably couldn't even make tomato soup in reality.

@@whattoeatryan you don't either stfu

@KT Chong that's true, however, the sugar, salt and flavour content in American food is very high so I wouldn't be surprised if the elders (whom probably cook for themselves) were able to taste more of it than the younger ones.

youre being kinda racist tbh

the OGs are more accepting

Do you have a recipe for the Kung pao chicken? I don't live in the US so no panda express here but I've tried it on vacation and now I want it so bad!

@@FabiJenneke Not every Chinese knows how to make Kung Pao Chicken. Its a dish from Southwestern China

Orange chicken is just like sweet and sour pork

​@@ligondesenuts769But, the OP literally said they make Kung Pao Chicken at home. So, if they do make it at home, then they should have a recipe as well.

@@cristobalgarces1675 Ahh

However, the elders probably live in US for long time, so I don't think this video means anything. They should have get some international chinese student or the people just travel to US from China to see how they reaction like.

if the elders had lived in the us for so long, dont you think they would have known some english?

China is a huge country. They might just be from different parts of China where the food is different.

I'm not Chinese, but it's the same thing with my family. after my grandparents came to america from Russia, obviously they held there ways of cooking and foods that American would think are gross. but my mom is a very traditional person, but has altered her cooking to her family's liking. not ideal like my grandma's cooking. I don't cook identically as my mom iv altered my ways and recipes. from both my mom and grandma having living with both women my whole childhood and into adulthood. and as a side note. both sides of my grandparents don't speak English but they understand it. it's hard for older people to learn another language.

I work with a lot of immigrants. Many of them have lived here for 5+ years. Some have been here for 10-20 years and still don't know more than 20 words of english. It is indeed possible. They stick to their own communities and never learn/practice english.

Pretty silly, right? He can't stand Panda Express, but likes McDonald's, which is low-brow food personified?

It's different. Panda Express is imitation Chinese food where as McDonald's is just what it is. People go into McDonald's and know what they're getting but there are a lot of people who think that Panda Express is genuine Chinese. Chinese food from a local Chinese shop is about 1000 times better than Panda's garbage where I live.

Anyone who legitimately loves Chinese Food frequents a local Chinese Takeout usually run by Chinese Immigrants. I frequent a Chinese Restaurant just about every day from my work usually buying about 20 bucks of food (I'm a lifeguard calorie intake is high) but I still visit Panda Express not because I believe it is Chinese because I believe it is Chinese Fast Food. (They have a drive thru at all the locations in my town they are a Fast Food Restaurant). I don't think I know one person who goes to Panda Express who thinks it is real Chinese.

William Pickens Yeah. Panda Express literally hires anyone, I almost worked there until I got a better job offer from Safeway and the coworkers I was meeting were absolutely terrible. The food is never cooked fresh and there's no actual "cook" who knows how to make real chinese food.

Not cooked fresh? sounds Chinese to me then.

idkjustk The younger ones are being pretentious, I am certain once you ship these disgrace back to China, we'll give them an eye-opener with jelly fish, steamed fish heads, pork ears and cow livers

yiwei wu i dont think theyve ever been to china? looks like some third generations brats.

yiwei wu I loved how the older man liked orange chicken lol

I think the older people are just being nice, panda express doesn't taste like traditional chinese food.. still I wouldn't say it's bad, it just tastes cheaper.

idkjustk The young ones were just trying to come across as "cool" while the elders were flat out honest about it

I couldn't stop laughing when he said orange chicken is a food that fools Americans. I'm like what moron in America thinks meat naturally taste like citrus fruit?" 🤣

@@vladimir-savage72 Its funny because he is American himself

Or just looked in a mirror

He’s so god damn annoying to me for some reason

Lmfao

Hailey Reynolds yeah it's very ironic

Hailey Reynolds it's not ironic at all the elders are more polite. Modesty does come with age for Asian people.

puttputt524

The younger ones definitely had an issue with confirmation bias, they already came in with their opinions. Meanwhile the older crowd were much more open and probably a more accurate representation. It was definitely highlighted when the younger judges overreacted at everything, like really hard.

Troubadour313 the older ones are more wise

Literally looking for someone who mentioned it. He literally literally gave her the dirtiest look when she said it was good but I bet he couldn't even cook an authentic chow mein off the top of his head

r•se bruh 😂 💀

Like when the guy said it was better than the eggrolls. She said: low standards He got her: That's why I picked her🤣🤣🤣

When?

D A M N

Me: It is American chow mein. I guess that makes me annoying.

Kaiba Uchiha yes u r

he couldn't even pronounce it right, and he was acting like he knows better

I don't see what the problem with calling low -quality American Chinese food bad. Apparently nearly everyone commenting on this video are food connoisseurs who know what real Chimese food is more than the Chinese themselves do.

Kaiba Uchiha Well I’d assume that the elders in the video, who likely grew up in China, DO know better. What are you going off about? Or are you saying that those kids, who are immersed within American culture and food, and have likely never stepped foot in China once in their life, know better than the elders?

yes they are it's annoying they act like they are the judge of Chinese food and cuisine where the elders are like hey if it's good it's good I'll eat it

They are sweet and sour because they are (Americanized) Canto food. Not other food like spicy Sichuan or salty Huaiyang

you're cool

They even pronounced mein like white people

he means the older chinese are OG chinese from china. The younger ones arent.

Are you sexually harassing me?

Hope Moon no they are just lying to sound cool. Notice the older Chinese people are not nearly as opinionated. That sends red flags left and right

Cody Koenig trueee. That Guy in the middle was trying so hard to reject all the options. It was getting annoying "If you blind fold me, i'm eating plain rice." Like what in the.. shutup, you know you like it.

Fiona Carpenter no its clear the older Chinese people that would be the younger peoples parents did not complain to get attention.

Well you are not ever a Chinese and you talk about them

true

💯

lol and look how they're munching at the end

i know cause the older was thought it actually tasted well.

EXACTLY. they were trying too hard to make it seem horrible compared to authentic Chinese food

lmaooo hahahaha yeahp

Hahahahaha! These type of comments be havin me weaaak 🤣

He’s prob lived in America his whole life

Ikr.

Dang thanks for making me laugh🤣🤣

Exactly

tbh, they probably would've known it was not authentic Chinese food if they were told that it was.. Chinese people don't eat stuff like that.. Like the chicken egg roll... Just no.. but the young people were being a bit annoying

The old couple like it a lot and they actually know authentic Chinese food not they young kids. That guy with the grey shirt is PETTY af. Just because it's American it isn't as good as Chinese, purposely saying everything is bad

i doubt they would think it was authentic chinese, panda express is acceptable food, but by no means great food. Our parents and grandparents grew up in China where food was scarce so they ate everything without waste, our generation had the luxury of always having food and thus became picky and spoiled. Also, the older generation never actually said that it was authentic, just good to them

true, the young ones are very pretentious, just youngster things

The older ones lived under Mao they didn't even have food

“Authenticity of their food” psh! Please! Those little fucktard hipsters look like they haven’t even stepped a toe in any type of culture.

Michelle YG the older people are nicer because they probably know how it feels to be poor I know how it feels like so that’s why I’m grate full and why they are too the young people don’t because the parents wouldn’t let me find out or got more money

The older ones are the only ones being honest. The food tastes good. The younger ones seem to just want to ignore the fact that the food is tasty and just blindly say anything that is not authentic is crap. It is like they feel like they have to prove that they are "really Chinese".

Michelle YG and if they did not like the food they would express their opinion in a nice way

agree

The younger ones are picky, but am authentic places food would probably taste better than non-authentic, the elderly were being nice and the younger people were being picky like normal.

I feel like they were doing it on purpose .-.

Yefri Munoz well think of it this way imagine a complete knockoff of McDonalds (let's pretend that you are american if you are not) and that knockoff had spoofs of all the food within McDonalds. That's kindve what Panda Express would be. Why am I defending this idk since I like panda express.

Jacob Haines Sorry, I may have not made my point too clear. I was not implying that non authentic food tastes better than authentic - because it probably doesn't. My point was that they acted that it tasted and smelled horrible, however, just because it's not authentic doesn't mean it tastes bad.

I'm Chinese and Panda is not that bad. To me it felt like they were faking it in the video, trying to be "authentic" Chinese people.

Couldn't have said it better myself!

Thank you that's what I was going to rant about, but you worded it so perfectly.

yeahhh. right??! totally agree with you, man. same for every race.

Chinese myself, i think that kid is fucking annoying, i was thinking about the same thing as you. smh

the young ones american.

Very well said. Snobbery/elitism is just a way to mask insecurity.

It's because the old chinese people from China just aren't picky at all. In China they eat everything lol. In China there's no such thing as a food critic lol.

KZfaq plz give this comment a medal !!

or because they have parents and grandparents who cook Authentic Chinese cuisines and can tell the difference. Younger people tend to be more RUDE so even if it's not bad they will harshly criticize the Food if doesn't taste *'exactly'* like what they are used to. I eat at Panda Express all the time [❤LOVE IT!!💘] and have yet to see Chinese customers. Maybe it's just a coincidence or just on the days I go there.

@ Commander Cody Yep

Fax

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ILikeRap Ouu ikr (¬_¬)ﾉ

They act like they have been in China since the Han Dynasty.

fr everytime they appeared on the screen i wanted to skip and give a thumbs down😂

• Sophia • they were racist, especially the younger man calling it white people food

@@albinkrasniqi3194 Owww punch line

I bet they never even had real chinese food

The kid in the gray shirt is annoying he probably don't even speak chinese

raymond yu they have the right to not like americanized chinese food, in fact sometimes they add or take away some ingredients how you fucking know she doesnt eat AUTENTHIC chinese food with her family actually youre being the annoying one in here

raymond yu do you even know what you're saying THEY ARE FUCKING TALKING ABOUT THEIR TRADITIONAL FOOD, THEIR CULTURE just like the old aldy said at the end of their video it wasnt obviously going to be as good as the original chinese food but she accept it, but I think they were actually being ''protective'' about what they think of what its like the original one bc they might felt like it was a parody

Chaotic Nadine no they are just being bitches

Those youngster are trying so hard to prove that they are pro Chinese, frankly they sound very spoiled. All I can think is that there is a small alteration with the ingredients because it might not be imported but could be replace and the taste changes a little, so that's not authentic? Better yet, they have never tried the real deal, only ate what they mother would cook or dines in a high-class Chinese banquet then compares their 'exquisite taste' to Panda Express. Business talk: you have to feed the people what they can consume, not cater to us alone.

gosh those people were a horrible representation of the younger generation. tbh i barely know any asian "youngsters" who act as snobby as they did in the video.

Sarah Yong yeah I totally agree with you, I think they just think and want us to think that they know the "real" stuff when they just basically made fools of themselves

I don't think it's that authentic, but it's yummy, and since food is food: 10/10 would eat

that's because the elders are cantonese. They tend to like sweet/sour taste more

Sameee

+Ethan Warford "chinese" hipsters.

+Ethan Warford exactly!!

+Ethan Warford thank you exactly.. i wanted to rub their faces in the dishes so bad.. they were annoying -_-

+Jp Bm Chipsters

katyga the younger ones were already westernized..they only have a specific chinese food while the elders experienced different varieties in china long before

katyga I thought perhaps the elders were being polite.

marco .vargaz lol but different varieties does not explain why they thought the food tasted bad as well. I do get the feeling of a white peoples chinese food like he said, fabricated

Arkterius K Just because it's Americanized doesn't make it bad.

No, but good is something else. I am sure I would eat it, but what I would prefer is a whole other thing

As I was watching this, I was thinking of a way to describe their pessimistic attitude towards the food, even without eating it at times, and you hit the nail on the head. It was extremely pretentious.

Shogun_36 Especially the dude. He was just hating on everything it's fast food not a gourmet dinner...

Connor Meade the panda express logo says something about gourmet on it...

Adam Cigri Tacobell also says its mexican food when its not :p

Arriss3 The group of three are all high and snobby but they're never tried REAL Chinese food... if they had they'd know that Yangzhou Chaofan and Chaomien REALLY do taste how they have described. They are so Americanised in their tastes

right

Tyler Raxter ikr?

Tyler Raxter Right!! he didn't have any positive feedback while the elders were positive.

Isn't their tagline literally "Chinese inspired, American made"?

Agreed.

I agree

Well I wasn't alone on this one. Dudes a tool bag

AGREED

Don't forget the other snobby teens

Fr he was so wholesome 🥺

I'd so would like to have tea with them and ask them to recount a tale of their youth.

"Good job"

It's nice that I have an uncle like that. Eating dinner with him and other relatives is comforting. You just talk to them and enjoy the food.

Very mild mannered and polite. The ideal dinner guest.

Headrock That would make sense. Because they are living over here eating their parents cooking (who might've grown up over there) and only their parents cooking, most likely. They don't have much of a chance to experience different styles, I would think?

Leigh Tkd Hmmm might be, but I think it's more to do with the fact that American food (well, western food in general) is much more uniform, and that includes Chinese food in America. For example, Sweet & Sour Chicken would taste roughly the same anywhere you eat it in America, especially if you always eat it from the same chain store. In China, it could very well taste pretty different in two restaurants _within the same city_. And that's considered _normal_. Westerners love putting foods into easily-recognizable categories, and even sub-dividing categories when two similar foods diverge in taste or ingredients from one another, even a little. That's why, for example, there are so many names for different kinds of pizza (neapolitan style, sicilian style, roman style, new york style, deep dish, pizza bianca, and so on), when it's all basically cheese on bread. In a Chinese restaurant in China, the menu will rarely specify any details about a dish - it will call out a generalized name, and let the customer decide whether they trust the cook to make it taste good (also, photographs of the food are very very common, to give customers an idea of what they're going to get). There are also many restaurants (especially in rural areas) where there is no menu at all - you pick the ingredients yourself from a display shelf, and the cook tries to make whatever you picked taste good. It's an improvisational approach to foods, that makes people much more open to dishes that are very different from one place to the next. The kids would not have that kind of approach.

Headrock Oh I see what you're saying, that is actually pretty cool! People would get so angry over here if we did that xD

Leigh Tkd LOL, exactly! Imagine if every time you went to a restaurant and the menu said "Hamburger", the only thing you would know for sure is that there would be a ground meat patty involved. You could get it in a bagel, or with a side of mustard and relish, or maybe it's ostrich meat... There would be riots!!

Headrock "You pick the ingredients yourself from a display shelf, and the cook tries to make whatever you picked taste good." That sounds amazing, a great reason to visit I think :)

yeah. I know Asian people who grew up with authentic Asian food... and eat the real stuff 2-3 times a day.. yet they still sometimes order Western Chinese take out. they still enjoy kung pao chicken, general tso's chicken, egg rolls, orange chicken, etc etc. sometimes you just get tired of the authentic stuff and go for the westernized stuff lol.. same thing with Latinos... I know a few guys/gals who occasionally go for Taco Bell or Tex Mex Burritos. cause they eat the real food at home 2-3 times a day as well.

+Peter Liakakos Mhm, that's like my family. Home cooked meals are good and authentic and all but sometimes everyone is busy so we order takeout. I like Panda Express personally.

Are you Asian? is there credibility to say that we Asian's need to get over ourselves? Please I'd love to hear it :)

+Japanese German girl yes my last name is Park so I am 100% Korean

Yes, you Japanese German. Stop making fried Spaetzle stir fry.

Yes spot on!!!

yeah true dat

The young guy with the two (sisters?) was so critical and snobby!

They probably have never tasted real Chinese food.

lol I know...they act like they have had the most experience with the food and it's flavors, it really pissed me off.

Lol

JaeYeol IsMyCity damn he replied 💀

@JaeYeol IsMyCity I'm gonna kick your face for not knowing authentic food because the older people have cooked it before and maybe when you ate it overseas it might have been at an americanized location.

JaeYeol IsMyCity You just pulled the typical millennial comeback. “ iM a ChILd thATs AbUSe “

@JaeYeol IsMyCity Bruh you're here lmao

Cancer Police tbh I wouldn't take either. Lots of older Chinese people go out of their way to be extra polite to white people out of this old cultural reflex. Not to mention all the old people are from the one region of China where they actually eat stuff like deep fried spring rolls. If they actually got a more diverse cast this would be so much better.

well one group was speaking mandarin (2 elderly ladies) and the other, cantonese.

"Speaking actual Chinese".....you do realize there is no such thing as speaking Chinese. The people in the video were speaking Mandarin and Cantonese.

blasiangemini Lol It’s Chinese to me

SilkyGames then you have a lot to learn

+iwayovelayouyay123 This may make some people mad but I think it's because the younger ones are too Americanized. I'm sure they were born and raised in America therefore they are a lot more critical than the older people who I assume were born and mostly raised in china. It's a generational/cultural thing

+J. Hypolite I am from America, born and raised. And I see what you are talking about everyday. I was not raised like that by my father, but even my mother and sister act like that. Sadly, even though I am American, I totally agree with you!

They were over reacting. I find it hard to believe they've never had panda express or something similar

+iwayovelayouyay123 The old couple seemed to like some stuff & were much more open minded.

+iwayovelayouyay123 my dad loves panda express (but he likes everything) and my mom is okay with it. I don't like their noodles, but just because it's not authentic doesn't mean it's not good! (-: orange chicken is good and I like the zucchini in the Kung Pao chicken

+Code Ex yeah man you can tell the older crowd, doesnt disrespect it they appreciate it for what it is, they don't say too foul stuff compared to the youth, that old man was just clearing plate after plate.. after this he defiently ordered some panda express

+Code Ex I was about to say the same thing, especially the guy in the grey.

+Code Ex They're being polite. American culture is just more frank compared to most of China.

+Code Ex They don't really think of it as fake Chinese food but just food.

+Code Ex IKRR

yeah, I sincerely doubt it.

No, it just tastes good. Its food so... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

We don't.

The Mobile Indian no we dont. I tried authentic Chinese noodle soup and I fell in love.

NᴏᴠɪᴄᴇIɴDɪsɢᴜɪsᴇ yeah. any half intelligent american knows we bastardizes chinese food.

ᅲᅲharley lol it sounded to me more like Cantonese versus mandarin in some instances. The Cantonese side was like “this is pretty good”. I think it’s because Cantonese people were the first to immigrants from China and Americanized Chinese food in America in order to survive and make a business. Mainland Chinese people kinda came afterward after Cantonese food got Americanized.

They think they know better but they don't

They want to prove that they are a part of Chinese culture, where as the adults dont really catr

potatoアンドレア yeah they can’t even speak Chinese

omg lovely peaches lol

Same.

ikr the teens were ignorant

because the young people are assholes

The young ones are assholes, the oldies lost their sense of taste. Can't win.

The one male teenager was totally white washed lol

Clothing Fits yess, like stfu literally had to skip every part he was in

I'm so glad the girl called him out for loving McDonalds, you know damn well the guy went into it like "I'm gonna be as pretentious as possible" when he knows nothing about authentic food

ifkr

I agree so true

Yeah, if you look at her throughout the video, she actually enjoys it, but I guess she has that sense of "oh, they didn't like it, so I shouldn't like it either"

I was gonna comment something like this but I didn't know how to word it

Hannah Dumlao Just saying what i know everybody was thinking :)

I'd say It Is because the older people are more accepting to this new food because they don't really compare It as much to their food, they said It tasted good and that Chinese people would eat this but In the video they didn't say Oh This tastes like In china

They should do this in China , no point asking abc when it's about American Chinese food.

Yall clearly don't know Asian-American dynamics. You dumbasses can be just as judgmental if you ate something nasty. Record yourself eating McDonalds, how about that?

Monte Zeph Lmao cute racism!

Shelly you’re definitely Asian lol

Shelly That's not racism. If you were paying attention, you'd have understood that the actual Chinese people from China liked a lot of it and said it was pretty close to the authentic. The Americans are literally just trying to sound smart and different.

They’re trying hard to be anything other than what they are, American. Being American isn’t cool anymore

Exactly. Which is quite funny and annoying 🤣

@@kairee8989 the younger generation act like they are 5 star chefs lmao, its either one they for some reason think panda express is vomit or 2, its scripted for views

The other videos like this were the same, the teens would embarrass themselves when trying to look like a smart ass. It was really painful in the taco bell video since I’m Mexican.

666 likes dude nice

The elders are right. The younger ones are just trying to be cool and think that they are gonna be served authentic chinese food. You can't expect that from a chinese resturant in America. The elders had that in mind and even if they didn't like it they were still respectful, I mean I don't think that the younger ones would be able to tell the difference if they put authentic food on one plate and Panda Express food on the other. The girl on the left said that the chow mian was good but when she heard the other kids opinion she immediately became insecure.

Same with the Mexican try Taco Bell

Haha

there hundreds of types of chow mian in china.

I take it you aren't Chinese? There's something lost in the subtitle translation. The older generation who said Chinese chow mein actually explicitly said chow mein from CHINA is like that, but if you speak Chinese you will notice they are not from mainland China.... So they're actually saying really just that they think chow mein from China is probably like this, given that they aren't from there

lol sav

Minkyu Kim he meant it the other way around

Mohmd Sahmarani I know it's just funny

Wendy Marvell btw I love Wendy Marvell FT

Mohmd Sahmarani Oh kuu, you watch Ft?

i can promise you they never been to china so what do they know.

lungbutter211 Don't have to go to China. Come to Vancouver or Toronto Canada lol.

It's because the old Chinese people actually know what they're are talking about in regard to the authenticity of Chinese food unlike young american kids

and whiny

cuz the young people are American inside and out.

Nah, they are being polite. It's an Asian thing, not to present yourself as a picky or demanding person. Oh, Panda Express is not Chinese food 100%. Travel to China and you won't find these food on the menu.

Agreed the younger people, especially that one guy in the middle. Really stuck up.

Thank you. It's like they were trying to be haters because it's cool to be tied to the old country. Get over yourself. A big part of Asian culture is humility, and the young kids are so American even in their tastes. Meaning their first instinct is to criticize and belittle.

I don't think they were trying to show out. I think they are just more picky because they grew up in America where they have mostly been able to eat whatever. The older generation isn't picky simply because they were raised not to be, and they most likely came to America with very little. They didn't have chances to be picky.

Theta kept saying all the food was bad but the old folks actually knew the difference

The more older they are.

That's exactly how I felt about the Chinese guy. Seems like he didn't want other Americans to think Panda Express was as good as it gets in terms to Chinese food. He had good intentions just didn't know how to tell is what he wanted to say.

It's probably more of the elders have to be polite. I mean in China if you hate the food you have to say you love it, even if someone tells you to be honest you MUST say you love the food or you lose face. Whereas in America, you can express your opinion however you like.

thats true those young people just pretend you can see from those 2 elder what its true

that's exactly what i was going to say lol

Or give them Panda Express and tell them it's authentic

Yesss

+Haydon Bui Or just punch them in the face.

+Haydon Bui Or bet yet, mix the dishes between Chinese and Panda and see if they can spot the difference.

+Haydon Bui If you've lived in a place most of your life and have eaten the better food, you can tell which is authentic and which isn't. The smell and the taste are all too obvious. Only people who can only taste ash can't tell the difference