also makes an excellent date location, being two blocks from Eddie’s Sweet Shop and their amazing ice cream and the nearby Forest Hills Cinema. Go there! Preserve one of Forest Hills' few culinary treasures. 718-575-4033.... (0 replies, last updated by jpiglet November 9, 2009)

. - modern, American, high quality and well priced. After lunch, Kew Gardens Cinema is a wonderful place to watch a movie, a Queens treasure. They show excellent movies in an old timey movie theater, complete with excellent... (12 replies, last updated by Wille August 17, 2008)

Chinese on the back of the menu)" at Ho Yuen Ting. I wish I could do that, but am stuck with English-language menus, which obviously omit a lot of the kitchen’s treasures. I’d love to find the menu equivalent of the... (2 replies, last updated by MC Slim JB February 18, 2003)

during the show, it can be a really fun experience. Its dinner and a movie at the same time. Going to Florida, I expected to miss LA and its food and culture, but surprise surprise now I miss Florida if only for this treasure. My... (19 replies, last updated by kevin September 7, 2007)

Check out the Hong Kong Market Plaza on Glendora. You’ll find a veritable treasure trove of Southeast Asian restaurants. Not only is there three or four Indonesian restaurants orbiting the Hong Hong Supermarket, there’s... (6 replies, last updated by dgonzale80 July 18, 2006)

5 off of Highway 287 (heading East from TappanZee to White Plains. You will head south on Highway 100 toward Yonkers(Central Avenue). The store will be on your right hand side, located in the strip mall right next to Treasure... (3 replies, last updated by Christy Lizama May 24, 2006)

too often in chinatown- I’ve been to Silver Inn, Treasures of China and Sushi Tokyo as well, did not care for Tokyo but did enjoy the other too, just too unfamiliar to make them my top 5. Everybody, please try Han’s,... (7 replies, last updated by ACPyrus August 19, 2005)

Hello, i’d like any recommendations for your all-time SF favorites. So far I have on my list... (any specific items off the menu?) Zuni Cafe Burma Superstar Aziza Chenery Park Kappa Foreign Cinema I love delicious ethnic foods,... (35 replies, last updated by Porthos August 29, 2007)

One of the treasures I have found in this area is La Flambee (which actually is listed in Zagats, but has no ratings, because it is hardly a tourist “destination” restaurant, so don’t hold that against it.) It... (18 replies, last updated by michael (mea culpa) January 25, 2002)

at lunch. finally, queensway with all the chinese restaurants is a stones throw away. search for limsters postings about what to eat in the area – the man is a treasure trove of excellent advice. (20 replies, last updated by plummonk September 10, 2009)

Just some additions & some corrections to past posts: ROCKVILLE Metro: CA Tortilla (next to Regal Cinemas) has a burrito, beverage & movie ticket deal for $11 (not $10 – ticket can only be used at a Regal theatre, after the... (27 replies, last updated by hypnoteyez_713 April 29, 2009)

. But, you can imagine that they have to choose a repetoire that sacrifices some of the values of the theatre in the interest of appealing to a broad audience. And I bet the food really sucks. Same thing with those cinema... (18 replies, last updated by gastrognome September 26, 2007)

, etc. A thousand little ethnic restaurants. Follow the boards and it will unearth a treasure trove. (64 replies, last updated by ZDtodd June 22, 2009)

is a treasure of great cultural foods – sort of like the Port Chester of Fairfield County. I did a bit of homework to find out what had been written about Norwalk restaurants on this board. The list was thin and some of the... (18 replies, last updated by KatKop May 5, 2004)

Does anyone else have a restaurant or restaurants they somehow find themselves returning to, even though they sort of suck? I do. At the moment, the place is Villa Italian on Sepulveda in Culver City (right near Cinema Bar, just... (21 replies, last updated by Deana August 18, 2005)