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The freezer sections of Asian grocery stores have long been home to dozens of dumpling varieties. But the pandemic and the desire of Americans to eat higher-quality food at home have helped spark a more mainstream dumpling demand in the United States.

Also, Chocolats Passion moving to a larger space, a new Mediterranean restaurant comes to Damariscotta, new owners of Ted's Fried Clams announce operational changes, and more.

Chase the Submarine is now serving sandwiches inside the cube at Pentagon City. The sub shop from local chef Tim Ma reopened to the public in February inside the former Bread and Water "cube" at Westpost on S. Joyce Street. The shop currently has only seven sandwiches on its menu, including banh mi, a meatball

The "Markers Market" is coming back to Pentagon City, planned for the first Sunday of every month starting this weekend. The market featuring local artists, creators, food, and music is returning to Westpost (formerly Pentagon Row) this coming Sunday, April 2. It begins at 11 a.m. and runs until 4 p.m. Like last year's edition,

Exciting new options for sushi, soup dumplings, pizza, and much more

Chefs are finding that experimenting with skin is a "good way to introduce different flavors, different textures."

Things to do, free events and activities for the whole family.

This weekend, several D.C.-area chefs are coming together and using their culinary skills to raise funds for victims of the Monterey Park, California, shooting.

A new urgent care clinic is opening in Pentagon City, filling a space that once served Italian sandwiches. Another location of NOVA Patient Care is coming to 1301 S. Joyce Street at Westpost, the shopping center in Pentagon City formerly known at Pentagon Row. The urgent and primary care clinic provides immediate daytime care, with

Moon Rabbit, a high-end Vietnamese restaurant at the Wharf, is hosting a seven-course dinner and auction to raise money for victims and families of the Monterey Park shooting.