Chinese food menu - Luncheon?

What additional food items can I serve along with Stir-fried Noodles? This is for a luncheon.Chinese food menu - Luncheon?
These answers really amuse me, actually being Asian (Mixed) and a first generation American. The foods eaten in places like the United States actually aren't traditional at all. Authentic dishes aren't usually smothered with thick, sweet, dense sauces but are actually more light and thin. The stir fried noodles are definitely a good start, and in addition I would suggest serving plain white rice, dumplings, and stir-fried vegetables. If you will be ordering from a restaurant, they should have all of these items on their menu. For the vegetables, you can select a few orders of vegetarian stir-fry and just serve the rice and vegetables separately. If you will be making them yourself, I would suggest either steamed dumplings if you happen to have a steamer, or pot stickers if you have a large wok or skillet. There are many great recipes online. Offering black or green tea would also be good. If it will be buffet style, you can just provide pitchers of hot waters with a spread of tea bags where they can steep their own, or if it will be served then just ask if they would like black or green tea. Traditionally, Asian teas are not served with milk or sugar, but you may want to offer sugar if it won't already be available because it is what we are accustomed to.
In my office Chinese Luncheons ar requested often, as we are a global company and often have vistors from aroung the world. Chinese Food usually is satisfactory to most people.



The usual items chosen, are Stir Fried Noodles as you said, white and Fried Rice, Egg rolls (Pork and Veggie), Beef and Broccoli, Sweet and Sour Chicken are the most popular. People love soup also either Egg Drop or Won Ton.



There is alwasys the popular General Tso's chicken, but can be spicy at times, do not want to activate anybody's heartburn.Chinese food menu - Luncheon?
I like the idea of doing something that isn't available at every single chinese restaurant in the country.



Fresh spring rolls both shrimp/pork and the veggie/tofu



Lettuce wraps with spicy chicken



potstickers or some dim sum dumplings



cold noodle salads- cold vermicelli noodles on a bed of shredded lettuce and mint with an egg roll, or chicken or chinese meatball skewer
iF YOU DON'T WANT TO COOK THE FOODS- COTSCO OR BJ'S WHOLESALE CLUB HAS A GREAT VARIETY OF CHINESE AND/OR OTHER APPETIZERS THAT YOU CAN DO. They are good! I have used their products for parties all the time! Cheaper than making yourself! They have alot to choose from!( egg rolls, wanton soup, etc.)



GOOD LUCK!
crab puffs

lettuce wraps

sweat and sour - pork, chicken shrimp (can purchase frozen)

dumplings (can purchase froze)

fried rice (frozen)



if you would rather not buy frozen the link below has easy recipes
Green Pepper Beef

Wonton or Egg Drop Soup

Sweet Sour Chicken,

Tso Chicken

Sesame Chicken

Fried Rice (to give people a variety)



All of these can be served buffet style.
Lettuce chicken wraps like pf changs ...



beef and broccoli



general tsos chicken



won tons stuffed w cream cheese and crab