There is a great Jewish tradition of Chinese food on Christmas because Chinese restaurants were the only things open.
I also miss when the movie theaters were empty on Christmas.
deep-fucking-legend on
I’d give it a try. I’m curious.
EmpoweRED21 on
The Chinese ability to tap into any niche market
ShoppingSavings8136 on
I really would like to try it on ChristmasÂ
Dire_Hulk on
Red bean sesame takes a backseat to no babka!
Basic_Mark_1719 on
They couldn’t make this sound more unappealing if they tried lol
wizzard419 on
Does it also come with a ticket to the movies on the 25th?
BennySkateboard on
The bad babka! r/seinfeld
sc24evr on
That looks amazing!
WutWudTimRigginsDo on
Christmas Day Dim Sum has been my family’s tradition the last few years. Usually starts as early brunch, delicious food, everyone gets what they want, and no dishes. 10/10 would recommend.
Fruitcake6969 on
Yeah that’s gotta BUST
Complete-Definition4 on
Would like to try. Jealous
Chesticle5 on
Save money long time
Loudmouthlurker on
That looks great, though.
Ashamed-Land1221 on
I’m lucky that the Thai and Indian places by me in the city are also usually open on Christmas. Sometimes you just want some nice warming spice on a cold December afternoon and don’t celebrate the proper sky daddy when hungry sometimes, it’s annoying.
BuckleyRising on
Babka Penis
dnuohxof-2 on
Cinnamon takes a backseat to no babka!
atrde on
You don’t know many Jews lol they love Christmas (not the hardcore ones obviously).
Sea_Village3006 on
That looks delicious I want some.
ChoppedChef33 on
Damn that looks great
readyReddit007 on
Not gonna lie, it looks pretty good on the pic 😂😂
DiarrheaMonkey1 on
My sister and I were friends with a pair of Jewish siblings our ages and their Christmas tradition was to go to Chinese restaurants because they were virtually empty. Thus shorter wait times and the employees were appreciative of getting *some* business. They called Christmas ‘Jewish Family Chinese Food Day”.
RIPJAW_12893 on
Sounds weird but I would try it
PetSoundsSucks on
They celebrate it with each other just not with Christians
10blizzard on
r/UnexpectedSeinfeld
Jackboone13 on
I do love babka.
factoid_ on
Looks like it would taste good….but the whole bean thing has me curiousÂ
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There is a great Jewish tradition of Chinese food on Christmas because Chinese restaurants were the only things open.
I also miss when the movie theaters were empty on Christmas.
I’d give it a try. I’m curious.
The Chinese ability to tap into any niche market
I really would like to try it on ChristmasÂ
Red bean sesame takes a backseat to no babka!
They couldn’t make this sound more unappealing if they tried lol
Does it also come with a ticket to the movies on the 25th?
The bad babka! r/seinfeld
That looks amazing!
Christmas Day Dim Sum has been my family’s tradition the last few years. Usually starts as early brunch, delicious food, everyone gets what they want, and no dishes. 10/10 would recommend.
Yeah that’s gotta BUST
Would like to try. Jealous
Save money long time
That looks great, though.
I’m lucky that the Thai and Indian places by me in the city are also usually open on Christmas. Sometimes you just want some nice warming spice on a cold December afternoon and don’t celebrate the proper sky daddy when hungry sometimes, it’s annoying.
Babka Penis
Cinnamon takes a backseat to no babka!
You don’t know many Jews lol they love Christmas (not the hardcore ones obviously).
That looks delicious I want some.
Damn that looks great
Not gonna lie, it looks pretty good on the pic 😂😂
My sister and I were friends with a pair of Jewish siblings our ages and their Christmas tradition was to go to Chinese restaurants because they were virtually empty. Thus shorter wait times and the employees were appreciative of getting *some* business. They called Christmas ‘Jewish Family Chinese Food Day”.
Sounds weird but I would try it
They celebrate it with each other just not with Christians
r/UnexpectedSeinfeld
I do love babka.
Looks like it would taste good….but the whole bean thing has me curiousÂ