Some authorities believe that chop suey is related to a traditional Chinese dish, but nobody knows for sure. iStock Chop suey is not the only Chinese-American dish that has little connection to ...

Is there anything more American than Chinese food? Remember that scene in “Manhattan” where Woody Allen and Mariel Hemingway cozy up in bed in his cramped apartment with cardboard boxes of something ...

UNIDENTIFIED CAST: (Singing) Chop suey. Chop suey. Good and bad... CHANG: This Broadway show tune dates back to the 1950s, when chop suey was a more common menu item. Eventually, it became a Chinese ...

Chop suey was once a classic Chinese American dish enjoyed on December 25 — a day when most other restaurants were closed — by Jews and other non-Christians. These days, we tend to think of chop suey ...

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