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Asian-Style Dinners in Under 10 Minutes – Wanchai Ferry Beef & Broccoli Review and Giveaway

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I love Chinese food. But I’m also spoiled when it comes to Chinese food, namely because my mom is da bomb in the kitchen and regularly threw down authentic, Chinese dinners. (Lion’s Head anyone?) We also had excellent Chinese restaurants where I grew up, and with frequent trips to Monterrey Park to pick up Char Siu Bao (BBQ pork buns), I grew up eating GOOD Chinese food. Even with that said, I could still appreciate Americanized Chinese food – to the point that many of my full Chinese friends would give me a hard time for liking Panda Express. All this is to say that I have a pretty good idea of what real Chinese food tastes like as well as what good American Chinese food tastes like.

With all of this culinary expertise behind me, I was looking forward to try Wanchai Ferry frozen entrées, a new way to have a complete Chinese meal in the comfort of your own home, without having to deal with a Chinese food delivery man. Wanchai Ferry has 8 different entrées available, including Shrimp Lo Mein and Orange Chicken. Each bag includes everything you’ll need for your Chinese inner, including the meats and veggies, rice, and sauce. Their latest flavor, Beef & Broccoli, included generous amounts of broccoli, red peppers, and water chestnuts along with the beef strips, rice, and soy and garlic flavored brown sauce.

Here’s the bag of rice and the sauce bag:

And here’s the beef and vegetables. Notice that all of the pieces of food are individually frozen and aren’t a solid piece of frozen mass. This allows the food to cook quicker and more evenly (I think.)

Cooking the Wanchai Ferry Beef & Broccoli meal was very easy and I was finished in under 10 minutes. First, I heated the beef and vegetables in a skillet with some water, allowing it to cook for ~8 minutes. Then I added the sauce and stir fried for another 2 minutes. Meanwhile, I put the bag of rice in the microwave and nuked for ~2 minutes. After everything was ready, I simply threw the rice into a bowl, put the Beef & Broccoli onto a serving dish and dinner was ready. I loved that it only required one dish to cook (the skillet) which makes clean-up a breeze.

Look at how delicious this meal looks:

Honestly, I thought Wanchai Ferry Beef & Broccoli tasted wonderful! Technically, I don’t think this can be considered “authentic”, simply because our traditional broccoli isn’t commonly used in real Chinese cooking – they use Chinese broccoli. But regardless, this dish was still good. The beef was tender, had a lot of flavor with a hint of sweetness to it. The vegetables all came out perfectly cooked, still slightly crispy without any mush to them. The sauce had a great flavor that was strong but not overwhelming. I think the soy flavors made a big difference. It’s pretty impressive that Wanchai Ferry was able to create such a flavorful Asian dish without using MSG (which many restaurants, and my mom, regularly use for added flavor.)

Wanchai Ferry frozen entrées are a convenient and quick way to have a yummy Asian style meal on the table in minutes. I plan on picking up some more using this coupon for $1.60 off. For more information about Wanchai Ferry, great meal tips (such as adding cashews or hoisin sauce for more exotic flavors) you can visit the Wanchai Ferry website at www.wanchaiferry.com.

WiC Project Wanchai Ferry Giveaway!

Wanchai Ferry PrizeThe Prize:

One winner will receive a Wanchai Ferry Prize Pack, which includes one VIP coupon for Wanchai Ferry and two tea sets.

To Enter:

Visit www.wanchaiferry.com and let me know which Wanchai Ferry flavor you’d like to try the most. If you don’t see one you like, then let me know what Asian meal you would like Wanchai Ferry to add to their product line.

The Rules:

One winner will be selected at random for this prize.

Giveaway ends at 11:59 PM EST, July 13, 2010.

Visit our Giveaway Rules page for general giveaway rules that also apply to this giveaway.

Disclaimer: This post consists of my (and/or fellow tester) opinions only. No compensation was given for this review/giveaway. I did receive a free Wanchai Ferry gift pack and information from Wanchai Ferry through MyBlogSpark to use and test for the purposes of this review. This did not affect the outcome of this review.

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  3. I would like to try the beef and brocoli, especially because the description you gave. Thanks

  4. I would like to try the beef and brocoli, especially because the description you gave. Thanks

  13. Wow! That looks so good and sounds easier than burgers! I'm going to have to try these out soon! While Beef & Broccoli would be my first choice the Sweet and Sour Chicken sounds good too. Thanks for the chance.
    hondaray6 at hotmail dot com

  21. Spicy Garlic Chicken or Shrimp Lo Mein! Both sound yummy!
    nmjaw at yahoo dot com

  22. Spicy Garlic Chicken or Shrimp Lo Mein! Both sound yummy!
    nmjaw at yahoo dot com

  37. The Wanchai Ferry meal I would like to try most is Kung Pao Chicken…yum! 🙂 Thank you.

  38. The Wanchai Ferry meal I would like to try most is Kung Pao Chicken…yum! 🙂 Thank you.

  41. I've been looking forward to trying this product, especially the Orange Chicken.

  42. I've been looking forward to trying this product, especially the Orange Chicken.

  45. i’d like them to add a Mandarin mixed vegetable Tofu flavor to their product line, and thank you for the chance!

  46. i’d like them to add a Mandarin mixed vegetable Tofu flavor to their product line, and thank you for the chance!

  47. The Wanchai Ferry Beef and Broccoli is actually the one I'd like to try because all the rest of them have been tried by this family. However the ones with shrimp in them have to be eaten by other family members as I'm allergic to those.
    I usually make my own Asian Beef and Broccoli and yes I use American broccoli so it's not authentic to the max, but still really good. It would be nice to try Wanchai Ferry's and see if it is better than mine, which it probably is.
    lfhpeublo at msn dot com

  48. The Wanchai Ferry Beef and Broccoli is actually the one I'd like to try because all the rest of them have been tried by this family. However the ones with shrimp in them have to be eaten by other family members as I'm allergic to those.
    I usually make my own Asian Beef and Broccoli and yes I use American broccoli so it's not authentic to the max, but still really good. It would be nice to try Wanchai Ferry's and see if it is better than mine, which it probably is.
    lfhpeublo at msn dot com

  55. I would like to try the Sweet and Sour Chicken. That is usually my favorite although the Orange Chicken sounds good too.

  56. I would like to try the Sweet and Sour Chicken. That is usually my favorite although the Orange Chicken sounds good too.

  67. The Orange Chicken would be my first choice, and then I'd work my way thru the rest!

  68. The Orange Chicken would be my first choice, and then I'd work my way thru the rest!

  69. the beef and broccoli sounds good and look delicious. Orange chicken comes in second

  70. the beef and broccoli sounds good and look delicious. Orange chicken comes in second

  73. I would love to try the Orange Chicken and I think they should add General Tso chicken! I haven’t yet tried the frozen entrees but I do get the dry dinner kits all the time and they are easy and my whole family loves them!

  74. I would love to try the Orange Chicken and I think they should add General Tso chicken! I haven’t yet tried the frozen entrees but I do get the dry dinner kits all the time and they are easy and my whole family loves them!

  75. I'd like to try Orange Chicken, and I think they should add Vegetable Lo Mien.

  76. I'd like to try Orange Chicken, and I think they should add Vegetable Lo Mien.

  93. Spicy Garlic chicken sounds good – I've tried Wanchai food before and it was good!

  94. My kids would go crazy for the orange chicken flavor. It's a nice way to try and sneak in some vegetables without them noticing. I'm always looking for quick and healthy dinner ideas and this looks like a winner!

  96. I'd like to try the Beef & Broccoli. I only wish I could buy Sukiyaki in frozen form, too, but I guess the shirataki noodles make that improbable ;/
    Thanks for the chance to win!

  98. I've already tried, and loved, the sweet and sour chicken and broccoli beef

    LKARambo at comcast dot net

  118. I would like to try the Sweet & Sour Chicken. I also wish that they carried a vegetarian option, such as veggies only or tofu.

    jennylovesjeff (at) hotmail (dot) com

  121. I like orange chicken so I would like to try theirs, it would be great to be able to fix at home when I got a craving for some
    singermagic1(at)yahoo(dot)com

  122. Orange Chicken sounds like a good one to try out. I would love it if they made pad gui.

  128. I love their Orange chicken!

    Thanks for the giveaway!

    Joanne Schultz
    js22 [at] yahoo [dot] com

  131. I'd love to try the Szechuan Style Chicken. Thanks so much! pamelashockley(AT)aol(DOT)com

  133. I would love to try the Sweet & Sour Chicken!

    annemarie562000(at)yahoo(dot)com

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