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]]> Comment on Nie Hao New York by Bri http://dodillydally.com/?p=2918&cpage=1#comment-4712 Bri Wed, 01 Aug 2012 20:17:26 +0000 http://dodillydally.com/?p=2918#comment-4712 Scratch Jing Fong - one of my officer's in the NYC office (whom I not so lovingly refer to as "Chairman Ma") just corrected me. Golden Unicorn on 18 E Broadway is apparently the best, and as everyone here knows, if Cindy says it then it must be right... Scratch Jing Fong – one of my officer’s in the NYC office (whom I not so lovingly refer to as “Chairman Ma”) just corrected me. Golden Unicorn on 18 E Broadway is apparently the best, and as everyone here knows, if Cindy says it then it must be right…

]]> Comment on Nie Hao New York by Bri http://dodillydally.com/?p=2918&cpage=1#comment-4711 Bri Wed, 01 Aug 2012 20:05:52 +0000 http://dodillydally.com/?p=2918#comment-4711 While I like the concept, I generally dislike dim sum places for the above mentioned reasons. The best I've ever had was in Santa Fe of all places - at a noodle house called MuDo - and is only available for Sunday brunch. I didn't think it was possible but they made me a congee convert. Oh, the stomach rumbles just thinking about it. I thought the dim sum at Jing Fong in C-town was okay. If you want straight up Chinese, there is a place right across from 30 Rock that at lunchtime is populated almost entirely by chinese business men. This is probably not helpful, I try to remeber the name. On the eastern food note, would you please go to Franchia on Park & 1st already? It's a Korean Tea House that I'm obsessed with - charming, casual little place that's well priced, vegan and completely addictive. They have a big sister restaurant called HanGawi that's supposed to be very good as well, but I can't speak of that because I go to Franchia every chance I get - it's a nice place to dine for one with a book too. Miss you big sis! While I like the concept, I generally dislike dim sum places for the above mentioned reasons. The best I’ve ever had was in Santa Fe of all places – at a noodle house called MuDo – and is only available for Sunday brunch. I didn’t think it was possible but they made me a congee convert. Oh, the stomach rumbles just thinking about it.

I thought the dim sum at Jing Fong in C-town was okay. If you want straight up Chinese, there is a place right across from 30 Rock that at lunchtime is populated almost entirely by chinese business men. This is probably not helpful, I try to remeber the name.

On the eastern food note, would you please go to Franchia on Park & 1st already? It’s a Korean Tea House that I’m obsessed with – charming, casual little place that’s well priced, vegan and completely addictive. They have a big sister restaurant called HanGawi that’s supposed to be very good as well, but I can’t speak of that because I go to Franchia every chance I get – it’s a nice place to dine for one with a book too.

Miss you big sis!

]]> Comment on Where will all the Haibao’s go? by Natalie http://dodillydally.com/?p=1113&cpage=1#comment-200 Natalie Tue, 22 Jun 2010 01:10:08 +0000 http://musingmandarin.com/?p=1113#comment-200 Perfect evidence for when we have to institutionalize you. Seriously, Marie? Perfect evidence for when we have to institutionalize you. Seriously, Marie?

]]> Comment on Woo She by Marcus http://dodillydally.com/?p=1100&cpage=1#comment-179 Marcus Fri, 18 Jun 2010 07:08:57 +0000 http://musingmandarin.com/?p=1100#comment-179 Hey there, Where exactly are those steps in Wuxi? I lived there for the better part of a year and I have never seen them! Of course there are lots of things i didnt see there, but I am really curious! Was it near/around Xi Hui park? The big park just outside the CBD with 2 mountains? That's about the only hilly/mountainous place i can think that would have such stairs - though I have been all over it too and never saw them! Really curious! cheers Marcus Hey there,

Where exactly are those steps in Wuxi? I lived there for the better part of a year and I have never seen them! Of course there are lots of things i didnt see there, but I am really curious! Was it near/around Xi Hui park? The big park just outside the CBD with 2 mountains? That’s about the only hilly/mountainous place i can think that would have such stairs – though I have been all over it too and never saw them!

Really curious!

cheers
Marcus

]]> Comment on But I digress… by Dan http://dodillydally.com/?p=1087&cpage=1#comment-170 Dan Tue, 08 Jun 2010 14:01:32 +0000 http://musingmandarin.com/?p=1087#comment-170 And like China, Vegas is a completely different place if you leave it and then come back three years later.... And like China, Vegas is a completely different place if you leave it and then come back three years later….

]]> Comment on File this under by Kelly http://dodillydally.com/?p=1066&cpage=1#comment-162 Kelly Fri, 04 Jun 2010 03:13:50 +0000 http://musingmandarin.com/?p=1066#comment-162 Hahaha! I love this kind of stuff. I post random pics like this on my FB page for my friends and family all the time. Gotta love China! Hahaha! I love this kind of stuff. I post random pics like this on my FB page for my friends and family all the time. Gotta love China!

]]> Comment on Mom by Emily http://dodillydally.com/?p=943&cpage=1#comment-159 Emily Tue, 01 Jun 2010 00:14:17 +0000 http://musingmandarin.com/?p=943#comment-159 it's very interesting to read a foreigner's attitude for china。I'm a Chinese，wish you good luck everyday in china。 it’s very interesting to read a foreigner’s attitude for china。I’m a Chinese，wish you good luck everyday in china。

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