I looked for this last night and gave up. Today I looked again after reading other reviews and…read moreit's inside 54 Restaurant. The place is nice and they could easily accommodate a large (like 60+) party. I order Good Bop with spicy pork, vegetables, rice and salad. There's at least ten proteins and a list of choices to put on them. The dish is very good.

Korean Chicken Wings were fried to perfection, golden and crispy. Nice sized pieces, packaged well…read morewith sauce and radish in separate cups. To go bag included 2 wipes for hands and napkins. Upon arrival , I received a warm, friendly greeting and in-hand delivery with a smile. Here's where it went downhill fast... wings tasted old and were discolored inside, which was extremely disappointing. I really wanted to like my first experience at Good Bop... unfortunately, it was BAD and it's definitely not a Bop. Used a DoorDash voucher that was a gift from my job that I could have used elsewhere. Very disappointed and this one-star rating is generous. Won't recommend or be back.

Super delicious & great service! I went at an odd time so…read morethere weren't a lot of customers so our service was wonderful! We asked for the women final four game to be turned on and they were able to turn it on for us. We ordered fried rice and two sushi roles. It was so delicious!! Will be back for sure!

I've been here a few times before, but this most recent visit was really disappointing. It felt…read morelike the quality of the sushi had gone downhill, and the overall experience felt uninviting. The atmosphere: The restaurant is spacious, and I like it when the outdoor area is open since it has a shaded setup and a fire pit. Otherwise, there's still plenty of indoor seating. The food: We started with the Korean Fried Chicken in the soy garlic flavor, which was probably my favorite part of the meal. It came out hot and crispy. We also ordered two rolls, the Double Toro Roll and the Double Salmon Roll. Both were drenched in a Japanese dressing or soy-based sauce, which caused them to fall apart almost immediately after picking them up. The flavor was overly sour and salty, making it hard to taste the freshness of the fish. Overall, the balance of flavors felt completely off. We also tried the Spicy Crunchy Tuna Bites, and to our surprise, the only crunchy element was a small part of the outer rice shell. Everything else was chewy and overloaded with mayo, so it wasn't a favorite for us. The service: The service was a bit touch-and-go throughout the meal.

TL;DR Kumar is a local favorite serving up great sushi and Japanese cuisine, and also has the best…read moreshrimp tempura I've ever had. Kumo is a family favorite even for my friends the live out of town. When they come in they want to come Back to Kumo. We have never had a bad experience here. The staff and waiters are always nice and welcoming. Service and food is never slow and the food is always prepared well and consistently. My favorite dish here is the shrimp tempura it's THE ABSOLUTE BEST and the reheat ability is also top tier with an air fryer. They have a wide variety of sushi and appetizers, and also have hibachi. Which is awesome when you want that dish without the show and the price premium. Everyone certainly will find something that they like here. The inside is nice, but can get slightly cramped when it's busy but it's cozy. The music is lively, the locals love it, and it's also great for birthdays. I highly recommend giving them a visit.

The food here is pretty decent, but the service we had wasn't. The menu is extensive, living up to…read morethe broadness of "Asian" in its name. While the people working were nice and checked in with us many times, the issue was with us receiving our orders. We had a larger party, and expected a longer wait for food, which was fine, but the food came out at different times. By the time the last person got their food, the first few people were already finished eating. For food, I ordered a spicy salmon roll and a salmon skin roll. The fish-to-rice ratio on these was good, pretty typical order. This isn't the best salmon skin roll I've had. The salmon skin wasn't crispy because they left some of the meat on, which could be seen in the roll, so it was hard to chew through at times. This is serviceable sushi, but doesn't sit high on my list.

Everything is a flavour bomb... The only thing that's throwing me off was it was upstairs rather…read morethan the first floow. The lady who served us was amazing and very nice but a bit pushy on recommendations. I like the idea of looking around their little shop while we wait for our food. Food 5/5 Service 4.5/5 If your in Fairfax county and like thai food it's worth the visit.

FALLS CHURCH - Fun, friendly service and vibe, darn good eats. Upstairs from Duangrat…read more The missus and I ate there at 1ish on a Saturday. Plenty of parking on the left side of the bldg, tons of available seating. Hostess/waitress was a hoot; very friendly. Suggested several dim sum items. Samosas (4, $12) had a nice crispiness and a thinner dough than one usually finds in samosas. Would get again. The duck roll (2, $13) is filled with crispy duck and scallions. Would also get again. Mango cashew slaw ($11) has a nice spicy warmth to it. The Chinese chive dumplings (2, $6) had a nice crunch. We also got a beer ($9). A nice canned and bottled beer selection. We also got the Thai beignets dessert. 3-4 dim sum items is a full meal for a couple unless you're *really* hungry. Will definitely return. You should go. Now.

I usually come to Bonchon for the wings, but I was craving something warm and decided to try the…read moreManduguk (Dumpling Soup). I was really pleasantly surprised! The broth is light but savory, and it comes packed with several large, well-seasoned dumplings that are clearly the star of the show. The dumplings are tender and filled with a good mix of meat and vegetables. It also had some nice additions like sliced scallions and egg ribbons that gave it that authentic home-cooked feel. It's a perfect option if you want something a bit lighter or healthier than the fried chicken, especially on a cold day. My only small gripe is that I wish it came with a side of rice to make it even more filling, but overall, it's a solid 4/5. Definitely a hidden gem on their menu. The service was amazing & the place is never busy. Perfect ambiance!

Bonchon diehard here. I have never minded paying extra for bonchon cause they're always healthy…read moresized wings and the food has always been great quality. Today was an exception to the usual experience. Edamame were cooked to mush, tteokbokki (should be firm and spongey) was the consistency of overcooked spaghetti, and the smallest saddest wings I've ever seen in my life- I'm not exaggerating when I say I had three wings half the size of what I'd expect from Buffalo Wild Wings. This location is in need of some serious quality control. In the future I'd much rather drive a little further to another location than me disappointed like this again. Unfortunately I forgot to photograph the wings and since they were so tiny and pathetic my family finished them on me before I could finish this review.

Great sushi!! Fresh quality. Their menus have changed…read more(reduced) but sushi quality got better than before!

Went here after running a race with my friends and had an awesome experience. Sushi was yummy,…read morefresh, and made-to-order. From one sushi lover to another, make sure your eyes are not bigger than your stomach. The service was quick and our server Maya was very knowledgeable about the restaurant and our experience. We'll be back! I will be taking a nap after eating here.

The place isn't the same as it was when it first opened. I remember in the beginning, there was an…read moreAsian manager who was always smiling and happy to help everyone, regardless if it was busy. Now that there are other workers, there's no enthusiasm, as if it's just another miserable part time high school job. I would think I could add any toppings to my rice bowl, but apparently it's limited. I requested tomatoes, since it was on display as the other regular rice bowl toppings, but she said it's for tacos only? I didn't think I wasn't allowed to add certain toppings since it's a freestyle bowl. I didn't complain because I was just over her demeanor. She also didn't offer kimchi, which is included in the order. When my friend ordered after me, she forgot to give him his drink. I'm not sure if that specific worker had a bad day, but it ruined our appetite.

This is definitely my go to eatery at the mall. Fresh ingredients, friendly staff with plenty of…read morefood court seating. The service is always fast and I love that you can mix and match your protein. Since KK is located in the mall court it can get a little noisy. We went on an early Saturday morning and there was a gentle hum of conversation around us but we were able to have a quiet conversation. KK is a must try and it's worth mentioning that they pack the entrees in recyclable boxes. Thumbs up for the packaging.

Weekends are my grocery days, and I have a little ritual of eating out for lunch afterward. Today,…read moreme & my husband stopped by Taste of Asia, an Asian bistro in Alexandria. We ordered shrimp sushi, chicken udon noodles, and chicken basil rice. We skipped ordering extra curry at first because we weren't sure about the portion sizes--and honestly, good call. The portions were huge. Definitely more than one person's meal. We couldn't even finish two of the items and had to pack them up to take home. Ordering curry on top of that would've been total overkill. Food-wise, everything tasted fresh and well-balanced. Not overly salty, which I really appreciated. The flavors were enjoyable without being heavy. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated--calm, clean, and inviting. Overall, a very satisfying experience. Good food, generous portions, and a nice ambiance. Definitely a place I'd like to visit again.

Visited again and tried their lunch General Tso's chicken and Lo Mein. They were pretty good and…read moreservice was good as well. It was quiet and not too crowded in the lunch time.

TL;DR: The food was so confusing I'm not sure how to write this…read more Okay. Let's start with the good: our server was wonderful. Perfect. No notes. A total joy. We laughed about the item I wanted to order not being available. They were attentive to the older ladies I was with. No complaints. The server is why this is two stars instead of one. Sadly, the food. Sigh. I know all these fusion places are disappointing, but mom wanted to come here. I asked if I could get the salad I wanted without the beef it comes with, but the answer was no. After reading the way too big menu twice, I ordered what I knew would be an incredibly sad drunken noodle. I'm not sure the restaurant knows what drunken noodle is. Does Fuse Box exist in an alternate pocket dimension where drunken noodle, with no listed fusion on the menu other than a strange "contains peanuts" warning, is drenched in a sweet peanut sauce even though it's listed as spicy with two peppers next to it on the menu? Where the noodles are just weird soggy mush? Where the spiciness rating scale might actually be a sweet sugar scale instead? Yes. Yes it does. Don't eat here. Just don't. I refused to eat my food. And not even mom suggesting it again in the distant future when she thinks I've forgotten, or she's forgotten my reaction to the food, will get me to return.

Fuse Box's approach to Asian fusion is a little different compared to other fusion restaurants ;…read moreThey've carefully selected some of the most popular items and stuck them into one place: Most Asian fusion eateries usually blend two cultures within a dish, with one culture being more prominent and another culture being used to enhance the flavors. With FB, you're fortunate to explore a sampling of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai & Vietnamese dishes respectively. The DIFFERENCE from most Asian fusion places is that each dish is a cultural stand alone. For example, if you order Kim Chee fried rice, you'll get a Kim Chee fried rice that you'd get at a Korean restaurant. Fried pork chops? Classic Vietnamese flavors. Their presentation may be a little different, but it is the flavors you'd get at a Vietnamese restaurant. Don't be intimated by the chili next to the menu items...it can be adjusted for the non-spicy friends joining you. The besties said they found a restaurant right down the road from where we live. We were there on a Sunday at 11am. It was fairly empty, but I heard it gets quite busy and I can understand why. They also have a bar so they serve drinks there.

This is a cute, cozy, warm atmosphere. There's not really a lot people there. It's great for dates…read more The chef was super nice. The lady was disgruntled when I came in and not really talkative. I got the soy marinated pork. The pork was crispy, juicy, and flavorful. I wish they gave more rice, sauce, and letter wrap for the ratio of the meat. I loved that they come with banchans. I would like to come back and try their other dishes. 1 suggestion is they need to be consistent in their hours on all platforms. Yelp it says 10 pm. Google, Google maps, and their website says 9 pm.

The best Korean restaurant in the DMV. From the cocktails (the Old Korean Fashioned), to the kimchi…read morepancake, to the soy infused pork out beef, the traditional quality of this atmospherically high quality joint is a great formula. Honors to the their kimchi pork jjigae - this stew might be my favorite Korean meal so far anywhere.