Dim Sum in the DC met. area

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3 total messages Started by William Chu Wed, 30 Dec 1992 03:14

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Author: William Chu
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 03:14

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Can anyone recommend a good place in either Alexandria or 
Rockville, Md for authentic dim sum (either Northern style
or Southern)?

                       Thanks,

                            Bill

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Bill Chu                    MIT Submicron Structures Laboratory

Re: Dim Sum in the DC met. area

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Author: Ed Matthews
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 12:27

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In article <C01yCB.BB4@world.std.com> wchu@world.std.com (William Chu) writes:
>Can anyone recommend a good place in either Alexandria or 
>Rockville, Md for authentic dim sum (either Northern style
>or Southern)?

The best dim sum in the DC area is at Fortune (Rt 7) in Bailey's Crossroads,
Va.

In Maryland, I have had good success at China Chef, Dynasty (has been closed
in recent years), and Tung Bor (Wheaton Plaza) all in Wheaton.

Also good is Tony Cheng's Seafood Restaurant in Chinatown, 6th & H or
thereabouts, Gallery Place Metro.

None of the dim sum really compares with that you can get in the SF Bay
Area, but it is good.

Ed
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Ed Matthews                                                edm@verdix.com
Manager, APSE Development
Verdix Corporation Headquarters                            (703) 318-5800

Re: Dim Sum in the DC met. area

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Author: Peter M. Cohen
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 20:18

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Ah yes, DIM SUM !!! There are two places I can recommend highly:

Tung Bor Restaurant in Wheaton Plaza Mall in Wheaton MD - The Dim SUm is
served Hong Kong style on carts.  Expect long lines.  Service is fast and
friendly.  This is the place all the local Chinese go to.

Golden Palace Restaurant in China Town, Washington DC - A large restaurant
serving Dim Sum Hong Kong Style, on carts.  Again, mostly oriental clientele.

Ahhh.. I wish I could go with you... There's nothing like a steam basket full
fresh SHumai and a ice cold Tsing Tao   :-)


P. Cohen

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