The ABRA notice describes the Nature of Operation as follows:
Dining with an upscale atmosphere serving Chinese/Japanese food including authentic Hong Kong style dishes and sushi. No live entertainment or dancing. Occupancy Load is 143.
Monday, 28 December 2009
Szechuan Gallery to become Ming's
As reported by the Prince of Petworth last week, a liquor license application under the name Ming's has been posted at the former Szechuan Gallery Restaurant space at 617 H Street NW.
The ABRA notice describes the Nature of Operation as follows:
The ABRA notice describes the Nature of Operation as follows:
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Well, hopefully it will be good. I think it's sad that we don't have any fine-dining Chinese restaurants in Chinatown. Where are the white tablecloths and authentic cuisine?
@ Chris 555 Mass... I agree! It's kind of embarrassing to even call it Chinatown when using it as a landmark or comparing it to Chinatowns in other cities. My favorite Chinese restaurant here is Mei Wah, which is way over in the West End, with a 2nd location in Chevy Chase. With its HUGE popularity, I've often wondered if Mei Wah has ever thought of opening a location in Chinatown. It would be SUCH a GREAT thing! I went to the West End location for dinner on Christmas day. It was absolutely JAM PACKED with people. I could not believe it! I would love to see this same kind of traffic at a reputable Chinese restaurant in Chinatown.
What about Ping Pong dim sum, at 7th and H? Anybody tried it yet? Sure looks fancy to me from the windows.
Ping Pong Dim Sum is fantastic, tried it last week, very classy place.
-Adam
City Vista
Sorry -- I meant it is at 7th and I.
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