(410) 327-8888
631 S Broadway
Baltimore,
MD
21231
39.2843
-76.5934
Neighborhood: Fells Point
What People Are Saying About Ding How Restaurant
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – This spacious eatery, located on a prominent corner in a favorite nightlife district, makes good use of its prime real estate. An aquarium at the door is the first and last of the Chinese-restaurant cliches. The rest looks more like a steakhouse with plush carpet, dark wood and copious greenery. In addition to all the Chinese standards, the menu features less typical items incorporating lamb and crab.
02/26/09
pretty good for Baltimore
by foodieneedgoodchinese
Similar to previous reviewer, I'm always on the lookout for a new Chinese place in B-town. Lived in Fells point for 2 years now and tried Ding How for the first time a few weeks ago for dinner. It is really good for a Chinese joint in Baltimore. The service was fast and the food is fresh and not too salty or MSGish. Recommend the chicken with asparagus, lamb, softshell crab, and lobster. The waitress we had was very helpful and honest with suggestions. If you don't feel like driving all the way out to the suburb for good Chinese food, give this place a try.
05/08/08
Great Lunch at a Great Price
by fluff44
I have been looking for a decent chinese place in baltimore for what seems like centuries. After seeing the reviews on this place I decided to try it out. It is actually pretty good. I got the chicken with brocolli and it was NOT syrupy..it was perfect. The restaurant was clean and the staff was very friendly. My food was ready in less then 5 minutes and it was super economical. I definitely will be going back to this place for chinese in the near future!!!
- Pros: yummy food, fast service, friendly employees, great lunch menu
- Cons: parking can be a bit tricky on broadway!
07/28/07
cheap for lunch
by bongourmand
Ding How has been on Broadway for a long time, and since it never seems crowded, I wonder how they stay in business. The employees are friendly, and happily bring the food fast. I would probably grade this restaurant a C in cleanliness, so if you are hung up on a dirty knife ask for chopsticks. The menu is not long, but contains the usual cheap Chinese standards. I like this place for an occaisional QUICK lunch. You will pay about $5, and receive an eggroll, a soup, and your selection with rice. The dishes seem to run on the sweet side, so opt for something they cannot smother in syrup. You will start eating immediately after ordering, and be back to work just as your hour break is ending.
- Pros: quick, cheap
- Cons: don't do a white glove test here
The Details on Ding How Restaurant
Smoking Permitted:
Yes
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