NNTP-Posting-Date: 15 Dec 1998 04:00:27 GMT X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 4.72.3110.1 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V4.72.3110.3 Xref: alexander.INS.CWRU.Edu austin.food:3588 I like Din Ho Chinese barbecue. Lots of interesting dishes and wonderful roast pork. As for dim sum, Twin Dragons is great. I think they serve on the weekends only though. Maddie lgs wrote in message ... >Looking for a good Chinese restaurant in Austin. Maybe Dim Sum (sp?). >Need suggestions ASAP as my parents arrive in Austin tomorrow for lunch. > >Thanks. >lgs >-- >...lacking a gas oven, (I) am forced to consider myself either happy or >crisp. Scott Murphy > >
Austin, TX
Good Chinese food?
Someone wrote: > Looking for a good Chinese restaurant in Austin. Maybe Dim Sum (sp?). > Need suggestions ASAP as my parents arrive in Austin tomorrow for lunch. Tien Hong does dim sum, but only on the weekends. I have never ordered off of their regular menu, so cannot make any recommendation about it, anyone else? Speaking of dim sum, I asked a while back but never heard... anyone know what happened to the Rainbow Chinese down south? Did it move or is it just gone? mandi
Someone wrote: > Looking for a good Chinese restaurant in Austin. Maybe Dim Sum (sp?). > Need suggestions ASAP as my parents arrive in Austin tomorrow for lunch. > For Chinese food in general, Pao's Mandarin House (800 Brazos, in an office building downtown) and Tien Hong (north Burnet) both get my votes. Both serve Dim Sim (of different types), but only, AFAIK, on weekends (when Tien Hong is very crowded).
Tien Hong on Burnet Rd is great for dim sum Linda Lewis Someone wrote: >Looking for a good Chinese restaurant in Austin. Maybe Dim Sum (sp?). >Need suggestions ASAP as my parents arrive in Austin tomorrow for lunch. > >Thanks. >lgs >-- >...lacking a gas oven, (I) am forced to consider myself either happy or >crisp. Scott Murphy > >
Tony P. wrote: > Mandalyn wrote: > > > > > Speaking of dim sum, I asked a while back but never heard... anyone know > > what happened to the Rainbow Chinese down south? Did it move or is it > > just gone? > > > > Gone. Rainbow South shut down months ago. I don't remember the reason, but > it was mentioned in the Chronicle (Food-o-file sidebar). > > There is still a north location, I think... > Nope. The North Rainbow closed over a year ago, was replaced by Mong Kok, which was even more recently replaced with something called T & A Chinese Seafood, or some such, in the same location and with the same phone number. Pretty good Dim Sum, still.