I ate dim sum with my cousin today in Flushing at Perfect Team Corporation aka Guang Zhou Jiu Jia in chinese. It’s about a block off Main on 37th next to some korean places on the 2nd floor across the street from the... (46 replies, last updated by bigjeff August 12, 2009)

, as well as fried sesame balls (jien duy). On the way down Main Street we spotted a few tables in front of 40-46 Main Street serving a variety of buns for $1 as well as meat on a stick (possibly fish balls). The biscuits looked... (10 replies, last updated by scoopG September 5, 2008)

We are hosting a festival in Wisconsin Dells & would like to purchase 200 sno balls for an event. Anyone know where I can buy them near Madison? Thank you. Happy New Year! (3 replies, last updated by stellamystar January 9, 2008)

as the older systems cost too much – also the blank cans had to be purchased in huge numbers. Cask negotiated with the Ball Corporation to drop the minimum order. Thanks to Cask, we will probably start to see more and more... (2 replies, last updated by applehome January 14, 2007)

Taking my gf out for her birthday dinner next Friday night. While I’m a foodie, she just enjoys good, “tasty” food as she puts it. She’s loved Mas (Farmhouse), Perilla, Little Owl and Red Cat, so I figured I’d stay in that ball... (2 replies, last updated by Corporate_40 December 17, 2008)

Corporate, I think you’ll find Amira’s to be the closest thing to a true NY-style deli in Central FL. It’s a locally-owned, family-owned Kosher restaurant with stacked sandwiches, wonderful chicken soup with... (9 replies, last updated by cherylp3 May 26, 2009)

Do you mean they put ice-cream in the middle of the dough ball or in place of the sauce? I was there for a corporate dinner in late January and we ordered that for dessert. They came as you described, about 5-6 fried dough balls... (5 replies, last updated by juanbatlle February 25, 2008)

Hi there, I need to get some custom shaped cookies made. Well we want them in the shape of a starfish with those silver balls. I was looking into cookies by design but was wondering if anyone had a good local bakery they can... (5 replies, last updated by maitai June 5, 2008)

would improve the surrounding neighborhood. Others might say that this would ruin the ball fields “charm”. (5 replies, last updated by jen kalb September 6, 2007)

I wouldn’t bother going. Food is crap, nothing special. I went last year — it was 15% about Chinese New Year and 85% about corporate or private business sponsorship and advertisement. This event could have great... (4 replies, last updated by Frances in Toronto January 22, 2004)

something other than pizza, hot dogs and popcorn). We had the Italian rice ball and the portuguese corn bread with grilled veggies (some of my favourite things to eat anyway). The rice ball's overall texture was okay, but the... (6 replies, last updated by Recyclor August 7, 2007)

lasagna and meat balls, it is more refined and inventive. You will not be sorry you went there. It is always full of people so you might consider a reservation. (7 replies, last updated by Peter Cherches August 4, 2006)

Yeah, they have those at every Starbucks—bought one today. Starbucks generally has pretty good pastries and dessert. I asked an employee one time where they came from, and he said they just come frozen from corporate. The... (4 replies, last updated by DC Gal February 22, 2006)

Try Speedring in Santa Clara. They have a conference facility and have hosted many catered team building corporate events. Afterwards, they can race/turn laps in european go-karts. Race suits, gloves, helmets and neck braces are... (3 replies, last updated by Preston October 27, 2004)

exercise of control (good manager, good store ... sloppy manager, sloppy store) Shopper’s corporate - get on the ball! (14 replies, last updated by revsharkie October 30, 2007)