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I like Chinese too, and very much indeed. It just seems weird to mee because when i was their age i wouldn't even dare come close to tastes like these. And it seems that they don't just like it, but its their first choice when i ask them what to order.All three of them! Even pizza comes second.
not a big fan of chinese food in the USA , on you tube its different. real chinese serve some rice as a side dish, like a mash potatoe side. to be either eaten or tossed away to the pigs. basically its a meat and vegetable diet but not just any vegetable. with the exception of rice and meats they only cook vegetables you can eat raw. i was surprised that sometimes they dont eat any rice with a meal at all.
I found the inclusion of pizza "sweet" however this is already perfectly clear when it's stated that Chinese comes first. They like chinese better than anything, even pizza is a better way to emphasize but. To put it in the next sentence were already finished processing that Chinese is first and it is logically redundant. You really should be happy I am not your boyfriend
Might want to check if the Chinese food you get has MSG. It's like super concentrated salt that turns off your ability to realize you're full. So no matter how much you eat, you crave more. It also tastes really good. For little developing children though it hits their systems particularly hard.
On the flip side, you might just have a really good resteraunt. Some Chinese places us fresh cut vegetables and cook balanced meals. More nutrition leaves you feeling better about what you just ate, even if it's not pizza.
You'll have to judge the places you order from yourself, or take a look at their nutrition menu to see what is actually in the food your family's eating.
Guess what? Chinese kids generally like Chinese food! It's not like there's something inherent to Chinese food that means it offends childish palates.
If your kids grew up with Chinese food around, smelling it and tasting it - as I assume they did, since you like it - then it's hardly surprising.
Our 9 year-old loves olives, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, sharp cheese, pesto, asparagus, dark chocolate, oatmeal and runny eggs - all things that many kids don't appreciate. Maybe it's because she's never been given "kid food", but expected to eat what her parents do.