If la zi ji will do, try Dong Tian Jiu Jia (196 Guangyuan Lu, near Jiaotong University). http://is.gd/1mqV6

Comfort food taken to the next level.

Take a bite of Cake Monkey Bakery’s treats, think about your grandparents.

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Ding Dong Lounge, Columbus btwn 105th & 106th.

Does anyone have any suggestions for a nice place for pre-concert dinner/drinks within walking distance of the Prudential Center?

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...

, 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...

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...

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?

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?

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...

'm pretty sure jalapeno) ———- Trio of creme brulee – coconut, azuki, black sesame Beacon "ring ding" - an upscale "ding dong" with chocolate-chip ice cream and white chocolate & raspberry sauce....

jelly); if you go at night try the Kaki Fry (fried oysters). Also not on the menu are the flavored sakes, they are good but you pay $$$ (about $12 each). I haven’t tried it but I’ve heard that the upscale Ring Ding...

Wow! Now that brings back some memories...loved Ding Dongs and Devil Dogs as a kid, and Twinkies...anyone remember when they made chocolate twinkies briefly? Can’t get those goodies here in NC....