Amazing Place greatest Chinese food in Baltimore and extremely nice people. I work late and even when they were closing down the manager still made all the food and had it delivered. Had I known they were closed i wouldnt have ordered but i really appreciate it. Thank you all so much.

without many options for chinese delivery around SE Bmore, I've ordered from here quite a few times and while it's edible and fulfills the craving it's simply not that great and I'm still searching for a better spot.very chewy breaded chicken on the Tso's, Orange and Sesame Chicken. Sauce is often over sweetened. noodles in lo mein are saturated in sauce and often become a tad mushy afterwards.on the bright side, the food is at least average. as i stated I've ordered from here many times. they've never forgotten items and have a polite staff.

Just love it, the good service, the great amaount of food for 15 dlls is amazing!!! MAybe its not a cool place cause it has some stuck in time furniture, but when you eat at Ding How service is first class.

Well....I've driven from Mount Vernon to Fells on more than a few occasions to get Ding How, so I have to say that I'm a fan.I've only dined in here a few times, the majority of my other experiences are takeout or delivery, but I do really like this place. They have an extensive menu and the quality v. price ratio is quite good.I've never been disappointed after ordering from these guys, and for the type of American-Chinese that it is, it's quite good!

General Tso's Orange Chicken, Chicken Fried Rice and Vegetable Egg Rolls. This and other dishes make up the standard Chinese food fare - but Ding How does it well and relatively quickly for reasonable prices. The weekends do see an uptick in traffic however so I recommend calling ahead for carry-out. The interior is nice enough to sit down and eat but I haven't done that yet. The service is friendly and the location can't be beat - right on Broadway in Fells Pt.

Very fast service, extremely good lunch specials, and good, complex flavors made Ding How my new favorite Chinese restaraunt in the area. For lunch, I got the beef & brocolli special, which cost less than $7. It was served with a spring roll and a pot of tea.

I don't mean this to sound politically incorrect, but all Chinese food seems the same to me. I've never been and probably never will travel to China so I can't speak to "authentic" Chinese cuisine, but the stuff they serve in the US, especially the take-out/delivery kind, all seems to come from the same playbook - overly sweet, fried everything loaded with salt and lacking noticeable spice. Don't get me wrong, I love me some delivery Chinese food, I'm just sayin'.Having ordered from three difference places in the city, it was time to give Ding How a shot. Not only do I love their name (I seem to laugh a little every time I say it) but they're close and my fellow Yelpers seem to have relatively positive things to say about their experiences. I placed the order online with http://www.eatbmore.com at around 7:15pm on a Saturday evening. The doorbell rang at nearly 10 after 8. Needless to say I wasn't too impressed with the delivery time. C'mon, this is Chinese food. Normally it arrives so fast it makes you wonder how in the hell they actually had time to cook it. Follow me this way to the food...We aren't ones to break from routine when it comes to our take-out Chinese so we went with our standards:Kung Pao chicken w/ white rice - Not a bad version of the classic. The chicken is only lightly breaded and then fried, the sauce was more sweet than spicy and there were way too many water chestnuts (should have asked them to leave out these flavorless crunchies). Love the peanuts and the whole Thai chilis, but could have used more heat. The white rice was good - sticky and glutenous as it should be.Spring rolls - Flakey, crispy wrappers wrapped around a filling of fresh cabbage, carrots, shrimp and onions. Tasty renditions.Crab Rangoon - I don't get the crab Rangoon in this city. They are more fried ravioli than wontons and they're suspiciously yellow. Oh well, they tasted OK (a bit soggy from the trip) with a nice bit of crab in the filling. Some dipping sauce would have been nice.Sweet and sour pork w/brown rice - Just what you'd expect. Giant pieces of batter fried pork tossed with some fresh-sliced veggies (carrots, onions, green peppers) and chunks of pineapple served with the standard freakishly bright red sugar sauce. Unfortunately, the pork was on the chewy side and provided a bit of a mandibular workout. The brown rice was, well, brown rice.I have to agree with what others have said on here. Ding How is pretty much what you'd expect from an Americanized Chinese take-out place. The food is textbook and pretty tasty and the portions supply more than enough for multiple meals. Our cost was about $27 with tip and aside from the annoyingly delayed delivery proved a decent experience. No surprises; and isn't this what you want from your local Chinese eatery?P.S.The delivery guy, who appeared to be of Asian descent and speaking rapidly in what I can only assume was Chinese (props for the authenticity) never put down his phone during our doorway transaction. Apparently, the call was pretty important. If only I had stuck with my Rosetta Stone a little longer...Seinfeld four?

I have been ordering from Panda for many years now and have always had a wonderful meal. Excellent quality for an excellent price.

they have great chinese food in town. Also have nice service. I love it!!!

One of the better Chinese restaurants in Baltimore. Within walking distance to all the shops in Fell's Point. Typical dishes, very flavorful. Waitstaff is courteous and efficient. I go here often for lunch. ...?

I went to this restaurant because it was recommended by your site. I was truly unimpressed. I had a fish dish that was supposed to be spicy. Instead, the sauce was sweet, thick and tasted like molasses. I felt I was having dessert. ...?

I live right down the street from this place, in Fells Point. I have tried to give it a shot an several different occasions and it has disgusted me every time. Its the kind of chinese food that's really good in the first five minutes ...?

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, ...?

because I had heard decent things about it. We ordered delivery. My girlfriend opened up her carton, and I kid you not, there was a bug in the dish. We called them back to pick up the food. They gave us our money back. ...?

I regularly visit Baltimore for business and have found Ding How to be consistent and fresh...try the Peking Duck, delicious, as well as seafood dishes. ...?

This place made me absolutly I'll beyond belief. I had recently moved to the area and was craving chineese, so I gave ding how a try. Big mistake! Spent the rest of the night puking and holding back gas pains...Thanks Ding How! ...?