There’s a difference between going out to eat and actually making a night of it.
At Teddy Wong’s, we’re partial to the second one.
Start with a reservation and an appetite. Once you’re seated, take your time with the menu. Order a few things for the table. Pick something familiar, something new, and maybe something you didn’t expect to order at all.
Chinese food is meant to be shared, which makes the table part of the experience. One dish becomes three. Someone orders another round. A quick dinner starts stretching into an evening.
And that’s when you realize you’re not in much of a hurry anymore.
Stay for a cocktail or a glass of wine. Keep talking. Order one more thing for the table just because it sounds good.
September is a good time to get out of the house and make plans that don’t feel overly planned.
Come for dinner. See where the night goes.
Teddy Wong’s is a good place to start.