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Category Archives: D.C.
China Chilcano, Washington, DC
China Chilcano is part of celebrity chef Jose Andres’ ever expanding empire of restaurants. Andres is credited with popularizing small plate tapas-style eating in the U.S. and, with the opening of the original and excellent Jaleo in 1993, transforming the Penn … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrity Chef, Chinese, D.C., Dim Sum, Gyoza, Japanese, Lamb, Pork, Potsticker, Shrimp, Shumai, Washington, Wontons
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New Big Wong, Washington DC
Usually I am skeptical of restaurants in Washington, DC’s Chinatown but New Big Wong has built a reputation as a spot where chef’s and restaurant staff gather for late night Chinese food – Mike Isabella (of Top Chef fame) and Nick … Continue reading
Gothamist seems to have gone mad for Dumplings
The Gothamist, which runs a series of city specific blogs, seems to have gone mad for dumplings this summer, they put out dumpling related list-icles across almost of their outlets. Gothamist: The 8 Best Chinese Dumplings in NYC LAist: The Best … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago, Chinese, D.C., Dim Sum, Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco, Washington
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Ping Pong Dim Sum, Washington, DC
I hear you can get excellent Asian food in the surrounding suburbs but in D.C. proper I have come to expect the worst, with the low point being the time I opened a dumpling steamer to find a cockroach stuck … Continue reading
Posted in D.C., Dim Sum, Pan Fried, Pork, Shumai, Soup Dumpling, Vegan, Vegetarian
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The Source, Washington, D.C.
The Source is Wolfgang Puck’s pan-Asian restaurant in the Newseum in Washington, D.C. The executive chef, Scott Drewno, has won several D.C. dining awards, so I had high-hopes for this place. The stylish three-level restaurant seats 250 people, with a small … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrity Chef, Chinese, D.C., Gyoza, pan-Asian
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