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Happy New Year! Chinese New Year, that is. You did remember that Thursday marks the official start of the year 4706 in the Chinese calendar, didn't you? For those who would like to celebrate, here are some prime Chinese restaurant picks. They represent a broad spectrum of styles, from traditional Szechwan to contemporary pan-Asian. Regardless of which you choose, you should have no trouble ringing in the year of the rat at any of them.China Palace5210 Garrett Road, Durham493-3088The Duck & Dumpling222 Blount St., Raleigh838-0085www.theduckanddumpling.comFive Star511 W. Hargett St., Raleigh833-3311www.heatseekershrimp.comFortune Palace2815 Brentwood Road, in Stonybrook Shopping Center, Raleigh850-0086www.fortunepalacenc.comInchin's Bamboo Garden3532 Davis Drive, in Morrisville Market, Morrisville467-6705www.bamboo-gardens.comJujube1201-L Raleigh Road, in Glen Lennox Shopping Center, Chapel Hill960-0555www.jujuberestaurant.comLantern423 W. Franklin St., Chapel Hill969-8846www.lanternrestaurant.comNeo-China100 Maynard Crossing Court, Cary; 6602 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh; 4015 University Drive, Durham466-8888 (Cary); 783-8383 (Raleigh); 489-2828 (Durham)www.neo-china.comPeking Garden126 Millbrook Ave., in Colony Shopping Center, Raleigh848-3023www.pekinggardenraleigh.comRed PalaceBeacon Plaza, 3945 New Bern Ave., Raleigh231-3788http://redpalacenc.com/
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