Re: dim sum/ ramen

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From: Barry A. Warsaw
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1992 19:07

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I'll second China Chef for dim sum.  But get there early on the
weekends because they get pretty crowded...

In addition to Tung Bor (I find CC better), there's also a place in
White Oak, across from the shopping center (northeast? corner of New
Hampshire and Lockwood).  I can't remember the name, but I've been
there a few times.  Not as good as CC, but it makes a nice occasional
change of pace.

There's also a place in College Park (Rt. 1) that serves dim sum/sushi
brunches.  Maybe some of you UM'ers know the name.  Great idea, but it
was pretty disgusting the one time I went.

-Barry

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