Brought my ten year old, four year old, and dad for dinner. We had sesame chicken, beef with snow peas, and crispy Szechuan beef. Everything was fantastic! Service was very quick and attentive. I would certain come back.
The food is great but the fact they include a $10 tip in the bill is a bit much.. She only took our order and brought it to us and never came back except to hand us the check. I like the vegetarian options they were great ?
Nothing fancy, but perfectly tasty food. We wanted to check out the Chinatown area and so we stopped here for lunch! The stairs leading up to the front door are not wheelchair accessable or stroller friendly, but if you can lift your stroller as I saw a family do, then stop in!The area is right around the corner from the Metro station.The restaurant is quiet and service prompt. I ordered the Singapore Noodles and my husband ordered schezwan chicken. Both servings were nice generous portions. We were very hungry after walking around the Mall so we didn't have any leftovers!It seemed most of the patrons while we had our lunch were also tourists. haha!On a side note, from our window seat/ booth, we saw a drug transaction right in front of us! I only glanced at this being done because I didn't want them to know that they were being watched. UGH! We felt safe inside the restaurant and safe walking back to the Metro because there were several police cars parked nearby.
Almost passed this place up because of the rating, but it was great! Delicious food and filling portions. Super nice staff.
I used to come here a lot but I hadn't been here since before the pandemic. I went tonight and I got wonton soup and beef chow fun. The noodles they give you for the wonton soup we're very oily and like cardboard when they were in the soup.... They used to be much better there, but it may have just been an off day for them. The soup and the Chow fun were both very good and I also tried my friends cashew chicken which was also very good. The beef was actually very good in my dish. I definitely recommend this place, but I will say that the prices have definitely went up since my dish was 18 or $19. Still worth it, it's just not as affordable as it used to be. By the way, they also have seating upstairs if you have a large group.
Nothing fancy, but perfectly tasty food. We wanted to check out the Chinatown area and so we stopped here for lunch! The stairs leading up to the front door are not wheelchair accessable or stroller friendly, but if you can lift your stroller as I saw a family do, then stop in! The area is right around the corner from the Metro station. The restaurant is quiet and service prompt. I ordered the Singapore Noodles and my husband ordered schezwan chicken. Both servings were nice generous portions. We were very hungry after walking around the Mall so we didn't have any leftovers! It seemed most of the patrons while we had our lunch were also tourists. haha! On a side note, from our window seat/ booth, we saw a drug transaction right in front of us! I only glanced at this being done because I didn't want them to know that they were being watched. UGH! We felt safe inside the restaurant and safe walking back to the Metro because there were several police cars parked nearby.
Food was good ….But that was it.good variety on the menu.Now the bad…Both of our servers were rude,the waiter was impatient when we ask questions about the menu.Never returned to the table after they dropped off the food.They never cleared our dishes/glasses off the table till she brought us our check,Which she just put it on the table and didn’t say anything.When we received the bill i notice they charge for refills on soda ,maybe that’s common in DC.Also beware the restaurant charges a 15% dine in charge in additional to the tip you leave. The bathrooms were gross.definitely needed some attention.My wife said the same about the the women’s bathroom.Would not return.
Food was good but the staff are not attentive, they don’t even refill the water in the table. The bathroom was nasty.
This was my repeat visit from early March. Came back because previous food portions exceeded my expectations. Price was reasonable. Excited to be back in the Chinatown district. Walking distance to Gallery Place Metro Rail stop. Walking distance to Capital One Center and Shakespeare Theaters.
I had the kung po shrimp and scallops it was good. So was the shrimp toast. A bit pricey and they add a gratuity which I tipped on top of but just saying ? it's annoying. Good food at Chinatown Garden though and nice staff