Royal wedding lunch menu Videos

• 1. Cavill Dishes on Guy Ritchie's Wedding
• 2. Howard Stern Dishes on Aniston's Secret Wedding
• 3. A Royal Wedding Reception
• 4. Harpist chosen to play at royal wedding reception
• 5. CRASHING THE ROYAL WEDDING RECEPTION (Official Parody Video)
• 6. Must Have Cantonese Dishes!
• 7. Wedding Registry Tips Registering for Serving Dishes
• 8. Culture News Pop: Chrissy Teigen Dishes Wedding Plans With John Legend: "I'm Not Going To Do Very Mu

Cavill Dishes on Guy Ritchie's Wedding

Howard Stern Dishes on Aniston's Secret Wedding

User Comments

三世ルパン commented on 11 Aug 2015

Is Justin a common English name, I have several American friends called Justin?

septube26 commented on 11 Aug 2015

Hes perfect for her, and very handsome!!

cheekyoziechick commented on 11 Aug 2015

Cute couple... I wish them all the best.

Christian Rosales commented on 11 Aug 2015

wow they actually got married

Jacob Allen commented on 11 Aug 2015

sloppy seconds

A Royal Wedding Reception

Harpist chosen to play at royal wedding reception

CRASHING THE ROYAL WEDDING RECEPTION (Official Parody Video)

User Comments

Candi Hartline commented on 29 Apr 2011

Soooooo funny....Love this....

DredgoryPesk commented on 03 May 2011

That's fucking hilarious! XD

gunlov3r64 commented on 30 Apr 2011

LOLOLOLOLOL XD XD XD XD

Lee Chian Yee commented on 03 May 2011

STUPID FUCKTARD

Lonnie Sepe commented on 04 May 2011

haha yes!!!

shimin36 commented on 29 Apr 2011

hi

Must Have Cantonese Dishes!

User Comments

bleakAntiquity commented on 18 Nov 2015

My father's friend from Hong Kong let me in on Beef Chow Foon! If you can find good Cantonese food, I promise you will never touch the Americanized stuff again.

Brian Tan commented on 22 Nov 2015

Ty, I love your response. My uncle owns a restaurant in Houston and he has trained in Guangzhou and in many NY restaurants and I visit his restaurant and the food is so good and authentic it makes me feel so good.

Luney Boo commented on 13 Oct 2015

Cultural question: Is it normal/acceptable to only serve one pat of rice? Even with fried rice, Japanese custom, at least in my family, is to serve at least two (even if they're super tiny for just a sample) because one scoop/pat is for a dead person. I've had my knuckles rapped with the rice paddle for asking for only one, ha!

Hardy Huang commented on 01 Dec 2015

+Luney Boo Actually in China, specially Cantonese spoken area, theres a traditional custom which is being humble/Contentment . So if you took 2 pat of rice , that will be regarded as greedy/impolite . But no worry, you can still get as much as rice you want, finish one before you get more :)

Winston Chan commented on 04 May 2015

Mike would win in a Jackie Chan look alike contest hands down...

Angela Siu commented on 18 Apr 2015

Stuck in college and missing the food!

ShannonLanier UnofficiaL. commented on 17 Apr 2015

Who's the camera person? They should feature them in the video

Warren Liu commented on 31 Mar 2015

Mike's side profile looks like jackie chan

Peanutdoggy commented on 26 Mar 2015

The woman has a pretty nice rack

Ekryptix commented on 19 Mar 2015

these type of videos make me sad. They promote racism and they make us sad to be young white males. 

Ekryptix commented on 07 Apr 2015

+pbsing Actually dude, this wasn't me, it was one of my friends that wrote this. And just so you know, I saw this video during Mandarin class so yeah

pbsing commented on 26 Mar 2015

How does talking about food promote racism? You claim to be a young male. Learn another language and learn not to be a racist yourself. Look at American history...it is white american that is racist.

goliaboi commented on 04 Mar 2015

uhm i've never had raisins in my fried rice. no thx

goliaboi commented on 04 Mar 2015

also if you're at a significant other's house you should probably not use your hands to debone the fish

Tom Chen commented on 03 Mar 2015

DUDE, beef chow fun totally needs hot oil!

pbsing commented on 27 Mar 2015

I guess Im a little old school, I use what they have at the table. I grew up eating this dish at the old Sun Lok Kee on Mott St back in the day. I sadly have to say I have not found a decent place that makes this dish. I go to Noodletown or Big Wong now to eat it. If you have a suggestion on where to get a good plate of this please share.

Tom Chen commented on 27 Mar 2015

Red devil? No way...too vinegary...

pbsing commented on 26 Mar 2015

Red devil hot sauce.

David Stringer commented on 02 Mar 2015

Never eaten an eyeball. Been offered the stomach, but declined "no, you have it, I wouldn't deprive you!". Fish eggs? Caviar!! Some Chinese say the head is the best part of the fish.

Tim Lau commented on 17 May 2015

+David Stringer People would eat the fat behind the eye, not the eye itself. The cheek meat is also fatty, and good. For flatfish like this, there isn't much there. A decent sized fish, say a snapper, or even a whole roasted salmon, would have a good chunk of cheek meat and fat from the jaw and behind the eye.

David Stringer commented on 04 Mar 2015

+goliaboiCheeks, sinews... Ever sucked the bones clean??? :)

goliaboi commented on 04 Mar 2015

cheeks*

Wedding Registry Tips Registering for Serving Dishes

Culture News Pop: Chrissy Teigen Dishes Wedding Plans With John Legend: "I'm Not Going To Do Very Mu