"Oooo. Potstickers. And some of those good cheese won tons, and some shrimp..."

You'd think Dinah hadn't eaten anything at Gotham U in four months.

[for a glacial Queen and the Queen of Love]

So... Squall had showed up at Rinoa's door at 7:55, wearing his dress uniform, and carrying a half-dozen white roses. Rinoa had been wearing a nice dress he hadn't seen before, and had liked the flowers, so that was good, right ( Read more... )

Leia had changed her mind about Thai for her birthday dinner and decided on Chinese instead (which was fortunate given that Taste of Thai apparently had vanished). She actually didn't care much about the type of food; she'd just been looking forward to her first birthday celebration with her father ( Read more... )

"I came in here earlier tonight to make sure they didn't offer me my usual table and ask how many attractive ladies would be joining me," Jaime explained as he held the door open for Dinah. "Since that would be a bit embarrassing, and I'd prefer to leave with all my ribs unbroken ( Read more... )

Gunn usually wasn't in the mood for Chinese food.

Today's reserve meeting changed that.

"Yeah. I'll take two orders of the Peking Duck."

Yeah. It was that kind of day.

[Sure. Open. Why not?]

Puck had promised to teach Ariel about chopsticks and about very exciting foods offered here in the land of Not Wherever Ariel Was From. (His vote: still Canada.) And for some reason, he felt like the sushi place would result only in trauma. Hence, he staked out a decent table at Ching Tai, and even went to the effort of looking nice ( Read more... )

So Elena had planned on taking Jacob out drinking, to celebrate his first week of intact-sanity in Fandom, but he'd suddenly changed his mind once they got near Caritas. Maybe it had bad mojo or something ( Read more... )

After her conversation with Jack at auditions, Emma had made all the necessary arrangements for an enjoyable evening out.

A candle-lit table, tucked away in a private corner, and Emma was going to sip at her tea while she waited for her companion to arrive.

[For the not-a-date, thnx!]

Okay, so maybe Ching Tai was close to 'Cafe Fina' in terms of letters and stuff, but they were not exactly the same place. Maybe Jak's sense of direction had finally failed him. Really, it was lucky he'd remembered to pick Dinah up at hers, not at-- you know. The restaurant he'd reserved seats at, which turned out to be a Chinese restaurant and not ( Read more... )

Priestly tugged at the hem of what he hoped was his least objectionable t-shirt (ice cream doing a cheerleading stunt), and pulled open the door of Ching Tai, ready as he'd ever be to meet his fate.

( Fun with disapproving parents )