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For example, Rangoon Ruby in Palo Alto is a pale imitation of Burma Superstar in San Francisco, a restaurant is openly models itself after.

They had the best Crab Rangoon What the hell is that stuff?

From TFA: One thing to get out of the way is that crab rangoon is not inauthentic, and you should not be embarrassed to order it.

But their caravans were being raided in a forest north of Rangoon by a bandit.

The lesson there is that pizza is about as Italian as crab Rangoon is Burmese.

The line from China to chow mein or general tso chicken is much more clear than the line to crab rangoon.

The best burmese restaurant in bay area is Rangoon Cafe in palo alto.

Of course, renaming places like Rangoon to Yangon also doesn't help.

Burma Love in SF, Rangoon Bistro or Burma Joy in Portland.

That still wouldn't include crab rangoon.

Crab rangoon is almost always imitation.

They were trying to buy the loyalty of tribal leaders by bribing them with precious stones, but their caravans were being raided in a forest north of Rangoon by a bandit.

I haven't made or eaten crab rangoon before, so does this fact make spaghetti carbonara "more Chinese" than crab rangoon?

You could also watch "Beyond Rangoon" and wonder what you really are looking for in terms of meaning.

So I'm wondering if your "crab" Rangoon was real crab, or something much cheaper.

I mean, personally I think the English language is still trying to adopt to the multi-ethnic situation in the USA, which is why crab rangoon would be classified as "American Chinese food" instead of "Chinese food".

Btw, it will be great if you can make it to Yangon/Rangoon too.

They had the best Crab Rangoon, and we would knock back between 3-5 heavily loaded plates, each.

I was in Yangon (Rangoon) last weekend - it was nothing like what I've read about Naypyidaw (didn't have the chance to go).