The big bad map is gone gone gone. Thanks. The smaller fonts looks a lot better too. (1 reply, last updated by eve July 6, 2006)

Hurray! Let the poor oppressed workers of Century City rise up and dance! Even better—it appears as if rid we are rid of the Patina Group entirely. Oh- let us rejoice! Leases have been signed for the following: Piknic,... (10 replies, last updated by e revisited March 30, 2006)

Are we talking about Dong Bor Pork? Chef Ding on El Camino in San Mateo is my husband’s favorite. They serve rectangular chunks of pork belly (as opposed to thick slices) in a brown sauce. The whole dish is served in a... (27 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong May 25, 2002)

Checked out Chef Ding's recently after this glowing report. We ordered the following to go: sister-in-law soup dong-po pork stir-fried beef with pepper salt-and-pepper shrimp Admittedly take-out is not the best way to sample a... (2 replies, last updated by km April 29, 2003)

This Friday evening you are invitied to the next Chowhound fund raiser at Chef Ding's in San Mateo. Grow-power has arrange a wonderful menu. She is working out the final menu at this moment. I will post the menu tomorrow. So... (3 replies, last updated by Yimster April 9, 2003)

If la zi ji will do, try Dong Tian Jiu Jia (196 Guangyuan Lu, near Jiaotong University). http://is.gd/1mqV6 (6 replies, last updated by mcmal July 19, 2009)

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Ding Dong Lounge, Columbus btwn 105th & 106th. (1 reply, last updated by Mr. Bojangles January 1, 2006)

Does anyone have any suggestions for a nice place for pre-concert dinner/drinks within walking distance of the Prudential Center? (2 replies, last updated by legendarystarbolt March 5, 2009)

Looking for suggestions in the Tribeca area. I’m new to the city, but want to spend some time dining downtown to support the economy. Any suggestions for chinese, vietnamese, japanese, mexican, italian and so on would be... (4 replies, last updated by API July 25, 2003)

, the ding dong was good but not memorable. It is basically a cupcake with white filling. I have read reviews that the ding dong was dry, but mine was not. In my opinion, if you are going to re-invent a classic (eg, Pappa Bros... (6 replies, last updated by StickyPam January 16, 2009)

My husband had the best burger along with corn pancakes. I had Posole soup. We had great conversation with the people sitting next to us. We were all foodies. They also have a homemade ding dong and a cake with nuts and potatoe... (3 replies, last updated by Burger Boy September 14, 2009)

and denser chocolate. (Visually, think Hostess Ding-Dongs.) Read about them here: http://www.adams-brooks.com/products.htm (scroll down a bit) I think I just found my newest passion in life ... Anyone else like these? (3 replies, last updated by MistyAnne6 November 19, 2006)

It can hit the spot after drinking for a few hours at Night Cafe on 106th and Amsterdam or the Ding Dong on Columbus. If you’re sober, you’ll find TP mediocre at best. But hey, why be sober in Moringside Heights? (3 replies, last updated by mrnyc March 26, 2006)

can anyone recommend a great restaurant in the LA area that serves classic carnival desserts (cotton candy, funnell cakes, snow cones, etc...) or hostess type desserts (twinkies, ding dongs, pop tarts, etc.) Looking to take my... (2 replies, last updated by petradish August 20, 2005)