House Special Lo Mein Combo Dinner

House Special Lo Mein Combo Dinner in USA:

What it is:

- A popular combination dish often found in Chinese restaurants in the USA.

- It consists of:

- House Special Lo Mein: A house specialty stir-fried egg noodles dish with vegetables and meat or seafood, often featuring oyster sauce, garlic, and vegetables like broccoli or cabbage.

- A combination of protein and vegetables: Typically includes your choice of either chicken, beef, shrimp, lobster, tofu, or vegetables.

Common components:

- Egg noodles: Thin, springy noodles made from egg white and wheat flour.

- Vegetables: Broccoli, cabbage, snap peas, carrots, mushrooms, bean sprouts.

- Protein: Chicken breast, beef strips, shrimp, lobster claws, tofu.

- Sauce: Oyster sauce, garlic, sesame oil, vegetable oil.

Variations:

- Some restaurants might offer different variations with additional toppings like mushrooms, peanuts, or chili sauce.

- Some might use different noodles like chow mein or ramen.

- You might find different protein options or vegetarian versions with tofu or vegetables.

What to expect:

- A generous portion of house special lo mein with your chosen protein and vegetables.

- Usually served with a side of fried rice or white rice.

- May come with a complementary dipping sauce like soy sauce, chili sauce, or oyster sauce.

Additional notes:

- This combination dish is a popular and affordable way to enjoy a variety of flavors and textures.

- It's common to share this dish family-style or among friends.

- Be sure to ask the server about any specific ingredients or modifications available.