Try as we might, we can’t track down every single menu in the city. That’s where you, dear user, come in. Menu Mission is a feature where we make a plea to our users to send us an commonly-requested menu.
Here at MenuPages, the two types of menus we have a hard time getting our greasy paws on are brand-new restaurants and small, hole-in-the-wall joints. Dol Ho is the latter. We mentioned Dol Ho earlier today, and with all the positive energy it’s getting on Chowhound, we figured we should turn to the MenuPages community to help track down a menu for the dim sum place. To whet your appetite, here’s how one Chowhound describes it:
Its main constituency consists of elderly Chinese people who are very nice and very serious about dim sum. Everything I have had there lately has been excellent, but the real phenomenon is something called chicken and rice. The people there are so happy when the chicken and rice cart appears that it makes you want to cry. What a great place.
Try as we might, we can’t track down every single menu in the city. That’s where you, dear user, come in. Menu Mission is a feature where we make a plea to our users to send us an commonly-requested menu.
Here at MenuPages, the two types of menus we have a hard time getting our greasy paws on are brand-new restaurants and small, hole-in-the-wall joints. Dol Ho is the latter. We mentioned Dol Ho earlier today, and with all the positive energy it’s getting on Chowhound, we figured we should turn to the MenuPages community to help track down a menu for the dim sum place. To whet your appetite, here’s how one Chowhound describes it:
Dol Ho is a national treasure [Chowhound]
[Photo courtesy: Leland Wong via Yelp]
