British couple reveal a large menu item that is missing in Chinese collection restaurants in America

A few has revealed the only big difference between Chinese collection restaurants in the UK and the US.

British James and Siana are currently starting a one -off adventure and explore the United States in a van.

Driving in an RV called Cruise America, the couple shared a glimpse of their journeys on social media and filmed several videos in which they make comparisons between the nations.

The duo, who tasted a series of kitchens during their road trip, recently shared a clip of itself that chewed on the Chinese collection meals – and shared how it contrasts with the offer at home in a Tap video.

Sianna opened the lid of the first container and unveiled the contents of their first dish, a broccoli curses head – with her first impression that it looked ‘stunning’.

Both who grabbed a touch of the dish, the couple agreed that it smelled ‘really good’ before the next item looked up on their order.

A portion of orange chicken was the next, Sianna told viewers she had heard that it was a ‘big thing’ about the pond, even though it had never heard of it.

“We had to order it,” James noticed, and tore off the lid to show the camera a generous part of bright orange meat pieces that they admit that they smoke ‘amazingly’.

Siana added enthusiastically: “Ooh Yum, that smells like sweet and sour chicken.”

Third on their order was a portion of chicken fried rice.

For starters, the couple had also picked up a box of ‘egg rolls’, in the conviction that they are the American equivalent of spring rolls.

James spends the immediately looking fried rolls, James asked: “Is that exactly the same with a different name?”

Although various items from the menu were similar to those available in British collection stores, James and Sianna were disappointed by the absence of one tasty side dish – shrimp crackers.

“The only thing we miss is shrimp crackers,” complained Sianna, where James offered his theory for the absence.

“They usually use them for free, but it seems that they have added some white rice for free,” he suggested. “Maybe that’s something they do here.”

After they had introduced the contents of their order, the couple that they continued to sink with their teeth, starting strongly starting with the egg – or spring -.

For a while, was Sianna’s first reaction that the role was comparable to jumping rolls available in collection stores at home, but that the pastry base was “thicker”.

Then they continued to try the main courses, each spearing a piece of orange chicken.

Sianna said impressed by the food and said it was reminiscent of a classic British-Chinese meal.

“That’s really good, but it tastes like sweet and sour chicken, right?” She said, while James agreed that it didn’t taste ‘orange’.

Neither of them was impressed by the Broccoli dish, which they called “average” and “overwhelming.”

She won the fried rice again, when Sianna released a series of satisfied ‘MMs to show her approval.

She described it and said that it was ‘only your typical baked rice’ and ‘very similar to the UK’.

In general, both were satisfied with their meals and they rank very much among those in the UK.

“It’s good, it’s just like your typical Chinese collection meals,” said James, of which Sianna said it was “very similar.”

Commentators from both sides of the pond were quickly sharing their thoughts about the video, many indicate that restaurant quality varies throughout the States, and urge them to taste other dishes.

A viewer wrote: ‘Not all Chinese restaurants in the US are the same. Some are poor, some in the middle and some are fantastic. And sometimes it’s not their entire menu, but only the dish. They can have great fried rice, but average chicken and broccoli. So try several places. ‘

Viewers also explained the difference between egg and spring rolls and confirmed that the first usually contains meat or fish in addition to the vegetables in it.

“Spring rolls are just vegetable rolls with a smooth wrap, while egg rolls have pork and shrimp and vegetables and a bumpy wrap,” people explained.

‘No curry sauce’, wrote a shocked Brit and added that it can enjoy ‘the norm in the UK’ next to a Chinese collection meals.

Another confirmed what the Tiktokers had thought that the American Chinese collection stores usually do not sell shrimp crackers.

“Unfortunately no shrimp chips in the US,” they noticed.

‘I have to admit that I am not a fan of the British Chinese. It surprised me how different it was from American, “another chimed.