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    DING Asian Fusion

    4.2 (164 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Tuan P.

    Ding offers a wide selection of Asian fusion dishes and sushi. The restaurant took me by surprise upon entering because it actually looks quite nice. It truly looks great to me. The restaurant was pretty much empty at noon on this particular Saturday. The Ding Appetizers is delicious even though it has imitation crabmeat. But the cream cheese and the sauce just make it taste so good. The sauce is a little salty though. The appetizer is lightly fried which gives it a crunchy crust on the outside, great stuff. The fresh mango in garlic sauce with chicken is a stir fried dish using mango as a vegetable. I was first introduced to the dish at another Asian fusion restaurant in Lawrence, KS when visiting my brother. I love the concept and the dish but it is very dependent on the mango. While this dish is good here, the mango is too soft and ripened and there are too few mango chunks. The mango needs to be hard and crunchy like in Lawrence. However, cooking hard mango will make it really sour. The only way to bypass these issues is to use pickled mango. If anyone knows a restaurant that uses pickled mango to stir fry this dish, please let me know. As for now, Ding gets a 4 stars!

    2/27/24  Godzilla Roll and Baked Crawfish. Both were amazing
    Teaira J.

    Another great sushi place not too far from my house! They have a special menu on Tuesday's for certain but still a lot, signature sushi rolls so definitely check it out! It was very quiet and empty when I went but it was a little late in the day. None the less that didn't bother me. Only problem was that I ate my sushi too fast. I WILL BE BACK.

    Salt and Pepper Fish with Steam rice
    Rajiv A.

    My wife and I love and truly enjoy this restaurant. I am half Chinese from Malaysia and there isn't many authentic Chinese restaurants in Oklahoma however Dings does come pretty close. There are others here and there in Chinatown District but closer to us would be Dings. The salt and pepper fish, tofu, chicken, and even the garlic Edameme are a must try and to die for. Give it a go, you won't regret it. Service -- 5 out of 5 and the ambiance is not too shabby.

    My great nieces chose Asian food! Here we are Ding!
    Vannessa R.

    When I spend time with my nieces and nephews I always give them options to try different cultural restaurants. This particular day they wanted SUSHI, my favorite. As someone they look up to it's my job to teach them. Kids are like sponges they absorb what we teach. Ding was the perfect place for us. The restaurant is very clean, staff was beyond friendly! The food came out quickly. The plating was nice, as you see in the pictures both plates had nothing left when we left. That's money well spent, the prices of sushi is very reasonable. I loved the orange chicken, it was cooked perfectly. Sauce was nice and thick. I'll most definitely Eat her again!

    Godzilla and happy roll
    Lora M.

    Godzilla roll is my favorite!!!!! Tuesday and Thursday specials! Local family, great service always!

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    I love Chinese food but not when they add spoiled ingredients…read more I popped a little corn cob in my mouth, chewed once and promptly spit it out! SPOILED! The rest of the Szechwan chicken was ok but barely any chicken. Lots of broccoli and old tasting rice. It was almost as heavy when I threw it away as when I bought it. This was their second chance from me. Food FAILED I honestly think they know it too. When I called in my order they said hello. I thought I had wrong number. I called back and they didn't answer. I called a few minutes later and the person picked up and she mumbled something that didn't resemble China First. I asked if it was and she confirmed. Service FAILED

    Flavors pop here more than many of our metro Chinese takeouts. And they aren't afraid of using…read morepepper in some dishes. Everything is served super steaming hot here, so be prepared to wait on food to cool some less you scald your mouth. General Tso's breading isn't as crisp here as it often is at other places, since it is swimming in sauce, which I usually dislike..But the sauce had the right balance of spicy and sweet and we all enjoyed it. Spicy shrimp had a good amount of plump, larger-sized shrimp than you usually get elsewhere. Pork lo mein noodles were very oily but had nice flavor with big chunks of bbq pork throughout. We all ate that right up since we didn't have to wait for it to cool. Hot and sour soup was super peppery but yummy with lots of large mushrooms in it. White rice was cooked right. With reasonable menu prices and large portions, we had a nice sized meal for three for only around $20. They don't offer courtesy water, it's $1 a bottle. Woman said reason is because they are all takeout...except that cups are stacked right next to the register, and there are three tables to dine at. They aren't the warmest of folks here, but service was decent enough. I wish they were closer to my house so I can try more of their menu.

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