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Leah Asmelash, CNN • Updated 25th January 2021
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(CNN) Feigang Fei, owner of Cuisine AuntDai in Montreal, wants to be honest with you.
The orange beef? Not very good, especially compared to the restaurant s General Tao Chicken. But Fei isn t a big fan of North American Chinese food anyway, so, It s your call.
And the sweet and spicy pork strips? Well, Fei has high expectations. It was one of his favorites in China. Since I have so high expectation on this dish, I am not a huge fan for our version, to be honest, he states bluntly.
All this is listed on the online menu for AuntDai, which serves a variety of traditional and non-traditional Chinese dishes, with each item including a few lines of commentary from Fei. When Kim Belair, a writer, posted the menu to Twitter last week, Fei s descriptions quickly blew up, with tens of thousands of people enjoying his words.
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âââ 17:15 Thu, 21 Jan 2021
A restaurant that describes its own food as not good has been praised by people on Twitter for it s extremely honest menu - with many fans saying they ll 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 good , compared to the restaurantâs General Tao Chicken.
The owner also revealed that he s not a fan of the Sweet and Spicy Pork Strips because it s different from the version he used to eat at university in China.