Dining - Oct. 12, 2009
Rapid review: Yen Ching
Back in the day, hungry North Shore diners would think nothing of taking the short trek to 76th Street and Good Hope Road for a good meal. But as dining options in the area thinned, only Yen Ching still packs 'em in, with outstanding Chinese cuisine than stands the test of time.
Tags: yen ching, chinese, rapid review

Dining - Feb. 8, 2009
Saigon Vietnamese focuses on pho
Located just across the street from Phan's Garden Vietnamese Restaurant, Saigon Restaurant occupies the first level of a two-story house. A staple of this South Side community for more than 10 years, Saigon is a haven of home cooking for Vietnamese immigrants; typically the tried and true sign of ethnic culinary authenticity.
Tags: vietnamese, saigon, pho, chinese, phan's garden

Dining - Jan. 10, 2009
William Ho's visit brings good and bad fortune
William Ho's is a staple of Shorewood dining. It's held down the south end of the suburb for two decades, and continues to draw diners from all over the city. It had been about 10 years since we dined at William Ho's, so we decided to check it out and update our opinions about this classic Chinese restaurant.
Tags: william ho's, chinese food, shorewood restaurants, lunch buffet, chinese

Living - Nov. 8, 2008
Duo works to promote Milwaukee's Chinese history
Although the city is dotted with Chinese restaurants and we were happy to welcome YI Jinlian to the Bucks -- however briefly - Chinese-Americans in Milwaukee seem to have a pretty low profile. "Chinese Milwaukee" ($19.99), by David B. Holmes and Wenbin Yuan, the co-founders of the Wauwatosa-based Milwaukee Chinese Historical Society, just might help change that.
Tags: Chinese, Yi Jianlian, David B. Holmes, Wenbin Yuan, Milwaukee Chinese Historical Society, Arcadia Publishing, Images of America

Dining - Oct. 27, 2008
Milwaukee's best Chinese, 2008: Emperor of China
Year after year, Emperor of China takes home the readers' pick for best Chinese restaurant. And we agree. "The Emp" holds a special place in the hearts of OnMilwaukee.com, as that's where we hatched our original business plan in 1998.
Tags: emperor of china, best of, chinese

Dining - Sept. 24, 2008
Big eatin' guide
There are a lot of buffets in southeastern Wisconsin, where you can eat your fill at lunch and dinner. Here is a quick guide to some of them.
Tags: Buffets, dining guides, chinese, Carini's Conca d'Oro, Taqueria Jalisco, The King and I, Maxwell's, Casablanca, Emperor's Kitchen, Potawatomi, Eagan's, China Gourmet, Mader's, Maharaja, StoneFire, Genghis Khan, The King and I, mayura

Dining - Aug. 18, 2008
Step into a Chinese time machine at House of Fong
Walking inside was like stepping into a Chinese time machine. Red vinyl booths, arched wood paneling and a sound system quietly playing the theme from "Taxi." I felt almost giddy.
Tags: house of fong, chinese, old school, port china

Dining - Oct. 19, 2007
Best Chinese, 2007: Emperor of China
A sentimental restaurant for OnMilwaukee.com, Emperor of China, it's also the favorite of our readers for several years counting.
Tags: emperor of china, yen ching, china gourmet, chinese, william ho's

Dining - Oct. 8, 2007
Jing's brings Chinese to the Ward
Jing's Chinese Restaurant, 207 E. Buffalo St., recently joined the burst of new restaurants popping up all over the Third Ward.
Tags: jings, chinese, third ward

Sports - June 29, 2007
Welcome to Milwaukee, Yi
直到我们得到一个合适的译者对员工,可享受这项谷歌翻译. 您爱我们的城市. 它的最优秀的美国,致胜需要你. 布雷德利中心不久将你的新家园.
Tags: yi, bucks, chinese, nba draft

Marketplace - Oct. 5, 2005
Reiki flows the chi to all the right places
Thirty years ago, most Americans knew little about Eastern culture other than egg rolls and the "Ancient Chinese Secret" detergent commercial. Today, healers like Rennie Laing of Blue Earth Studio have brought massage -- and now reiki -- to the mainstream.
Tags: massage, reiki, oriental medicine, sushi, japanese, chinese, New Age

Dining - March 28, 2005
Izumi's new digs are a mixed bag
After 15 years, Izumi's restaurant moved next door, into the old Milwaukee Western Fuel Co. building. The new dining space is much larger and classier, but some aspects of the new environment leave diners perplexed.
Tags: Izumi's, sushi, Chinese, Japanese, Prospect Mall

Movies & TV - Jan. 14, 2005
"House of Flying Daggers" combines action and beauty
Chinese director Yimou Zhang is no newcomer to the American silver screen. His films, "To Live," "Hero," "Happy Times" and "Raise the Red Lantern," were lauded here for their epic beauty and their charming, earthy stories. His new film has that and more.
Tags: Flying Daggers, Ju Dou, Hero, Jet Li, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Raise the Red lantern, China, Chinese

Dining - Oct. 28, 2004
HopSheng peppers East Side Chinese scene with new flavor
HopSheng Gourmet Chinese restaurant has put a shine on the shabby old Golden Chicken location, 2430 N. Murray Ave., offering the East Side a tiny upscale Chinese eatery with a fresh look and fresh flavor.
Tags: HopSheng, Kwok, Chinese

Marketplace - May 31, 2004
Milwaukee is ban-zai for bonsai
The Milwaukee Bonsai Society has about 180 members and some of them, like club president Jack Douthitt, own more than 100 of the tiny trees. Bonsai and bonsai workshops, although very popular, are available at only a few places in the city.
Tags: Chinese, sushi, plants, nature