After three visits, it's clear that this restaurant is deserving of my highest rating. Some details…read morefollow: Food (5) - For example Chef's special branzino was delicious, filling, and dramatically presented on a flame tray to keep the entire serving warm. See photo. Portion is sufficient for two especially considering included vegetables. After sampling about a dozen offerings, it is safe to say we'd order any of these again, yet we are curious about the other dishes. For example, we tried the cold chili pig ear. Not knowing what to expect, we were delighted to enjoy spicy crunchy bite sized pieces as an appetizer. Not all experiments go well, but so far every dish has been a winner. Service (5): Constantly full water glass, tea refills, extra tableware, rapid delivery of dishes----nothing to complain about. We felt taken care of. Ambiance (4): It's a busy Chinese restaurant. Some tables are close to each other thus preventing discussion of any personal or sensitive topics. On the other hand, friendly comments on neighbor table dishes was enjoyable given the variety of dishes observed. "What is that?" "How's it taste?" "Wow - I want to get that next time!" "Would you take a photo of me with friends and food?" It's not required but suggest diners be prepared if they do not have a booth. Overall, a reliably good experience for families, and also some business talk. Lunch with tip averaged about $45 each but we had extra plates, tea, and some higher price items (i.e. branzino) HINT: Make a reservation. Be prepared for a full parking lot. We'll be back.

I'll start by saying I'm a Peter Chang fan. I've dined at multiple locations and this is probably…read morethe one that I wouldn't go back to. The service was generally good, but robotic. Fine. I don't need a big personality, just be efficient at what you're doing. The food was ok. In concept, it's much like the other locations. However, I was a bit turned off that they refused to make the dishes extra spicy ("crazy spicy" as noted at their other locations). One of the reasons we love his food is for the spice. Also, I know they have the tapas offering at many locations. In general, its the same food offered, but at a significant markup (ex. 1/4 the size of a traditional dish with only modest reduction in price).

Excellent authentic Chinese in an area close to the county recycling center. Restaurant is quite…read morebig (with some private rooms to the side) and I think the business is still quite new. Everything was clean and had nice Chinese-style decor. As usual, I ordered mapo tofu and a hot and sour soup when trying a new Szechuan restaurant. The soup was excellent and came in a large portion bowl. The tofu came with minced pork (it can also be ordered without the pork) and it was delicious. They told me it wasn't usually that spicy so I asked for it to be as spicy as their regular spicy dishes. When it came out, it had excellent heat and my lips are still a bit tingly. Overall, a large Szechuan restaurant in this area that's worth a visit. Of course, authentic Chinese in this area is already crowded, but this one deserves some foot traffic love as well.

Back with some friends and got some tried and true dishes plus a couple of new ones. We were a…read morelittle disappointed in the honey chicken this time around. It tasted like it was double fried and the first time we had it it was fried but more moist. I hope it was a one off and not a permanent change. I am hesitant to order it again. The new things we tried: Scallion pancake - 4.5* delicious and crispy and fluffy and wonderful! Hong Kong Style Pork Ribs with garlic sauce - 4* I probably liked it the least but everyone else in my group enjoyed. I think I like beef ribs better.

Just in case any one has been wondering, it looks like they will reopen on the 20th. Drove by…read moretoday and it looks like they have been renovating the space. Can't wait really missing my shrimp egg foo young.

Egg rolls and fried rice were not good. Shrimp and lobster sauce was OK. I doubt I will order from…read morethem again.

This location is where Cheeburger cheeseburger used to be at Fallsgrove…read more The inside is quite spacious and a lot of tables. Still relatively new and clean. Bathroom needs work though. It's definitely a mom and pop feeling, but with a larger space. Interesting color palette combination of a place. The decor is minimal to.... I don't remember any decor, but what's the most important? Food. I was pleasantly surprised by the cost to amount ratio and the taste. They executed the dishes well. I like their Potato Eggplant dish which isn't prominent in other Chinese restaurants in the area. It wasn't busy at the time we were there on a Friday night so we had excellent service. Our servers spoke English and Chinese. Attentive and the food came out really quick. Overall, I would come back. It's not a spot to impress or to dress up to go, but if you're hungry and want a casual Chinese food spot, that's also authentic enough to bring a Chinese person, this is definitely worth a try.

The restaurant is nicely decorated with some large beautiful paintings. The interior is pretty…read moresleek. The portions are also pretty good for the amount paid. But as is typical of Chinese restaurants in the DMV serving spicy food, this restaurant started out great with authentic levels of spiciness, but then severely toned down their heat level to placate the masses. Although this is a Sichuan restaurant, their shrimp dumplings (Cantonese cuisine) were very good with a thin skin. But their wonton soup was extremely below expectations to the realm of pathetic. The wontons were so tiny and mundane I could easily get larger or better wontons from a Americanized Chinese take out joint or even a run of the mill Chinese buffet. Their service also needs improvement as it took quite a while before a server arrived to greet and take our order on my last visit.

A local institution - be prepared to wait…read more Bob's is a model of efficiency. When you have to wait for a table, you receive a plastic menu and grease pencil to create your order. You can watch the food being prepared behind a glass window. The Soup Dumplings are hot and flavorful. The dumpling skins have the right amount of chewiness. There are many other items on the menu. The Scallion pancakes, Spicy Tofu, and General Bob's Chicken were favorites. The room is large and simple. BRING CASH - there is a 10% service charge for credit card payments.

I came here with my girlfriend, and prior to visiting, I was very eager to dine based on all of the…read morepositive reviews on this site. We came on a Friday night, and had to wait about 30 minutes for seating. The dining area is basically wooden chairs and tables. Not much ambiance, but that's not why you come here. We ordered scallion pancakes, soup dumplings, eggplant with basil, and noodles with chicken. I never had scallion pancakes. Nothing I would order again. I have nothing to compare, but I assume they're good. The dumplings were fantastic. The eggplant, which comes in three varieties, appeared to be a popular item with other guests. I guess it was good. I'm not a fan of saucy food. The noodles were fantastic. I feel like we ordered wrong, although my girlfriend picked everything except the noodles. This is not a place to visit if you're looking to lose weight. The hard sugar in the eggplant alone was more than I consume in two months. I'm probably not in the best position to rate our dinner as I avoid carbs and sugar. If I were to come back, I'd stick the noodles and revisit the menu to see if there is a solid chicken option. I came here hungry and left hungry as the food was not filling, and the sugar content sent my system into a bit of a shock. Nonetheless, if this cuisine is your thing, you won't be disappointed.

I'm honestly surprised this place was empty because the food was a solid 10/10. From the first…read morebite, everything was packed with flavor and tasted fresh and thoughtfully prepared. The server was very attentive, checking in just enough to make sure everything was perfect without being overbearing. The cucumber salad had a little kick to it, which I absolutely loved refreshing with just the right amount of spice. I also had the Thai fish soup, and it was incredibly warm, comforting, and delicious. Every spoonful hit the spot. Definitely a hidden gem that deserves way more attention!

Amazing little restaurant right off Germantown road. Came in for a late lunch so it wasn't packed,…read morebut regardless there was a lot of seating. A couple of families in there, but still spacious enough to not overhear or out yell anyone. The servers were very attentive, ready to fill our water or answer any questions. They were very polite with how they spoke as well. I got to try the dry noodles and I felt that the flavors and the spice were so good. I felt the mix of everything hit very nicely, with a nice amount of spice. Got to also try the scallion pancakes which had a good flavor to it as well. Definitely excited to go back, I feel like the pricing and portions were very much in line.

A great Cantonese restaurant. The food tastes good, the ingredients are fresh, and overall it's a…read morevery enjoyable dining experience.

The food here is decent--no major complaints on taste--but unfortunately the customer service…read morereally overshadows it and I agree with the other reviews that state rude, unprofessional service. Every interaction feels uncomfortable. They repeatedly push for tips and insist on cash payment in a way that comes across as aggressive rather than informative. On top of that, the tone when ordering is consistently rude, no matter who answers the phone. It feels like you're inconveniencing them just by placing an order. Their loud tone, rushing you to hurry and place an order, only to arrive at a restaurant that isn't even busy to be excused for that behavior. Honestly, the place doesn't ever really seem busy, and I can see why. I want to support local businesses, but it's hard to enjoy or recommend a spot where customers are made to feel unwelcome or pressured. With better service and more respectful communication, this could be a solid place--but as it stands, the experience isn't worth it.

Have been meaning to come here after hearing so much about it, and we're definitely coming back…read moresoon! When entering the restaurant was a lot smaller than I expected, but it didn't feel small once we sat. The interior is cute, clean, and cozy. Came with the wifey and got their signature spicy and sour soup with fish. Their for 2 combo was massive. We had to take half of it home I'm not the biggest fan of sour flavors but I found this dish to be delicious. It wasn't overwhelming, it was savory and comforting. Next time we're trying their Szechuan base!

Gotta give credit where it's due--the century eggs were actually really tasty, and the crispy fried…read morefish skin was pretty good too. Those were probably the highlights of the meal. That said, I probably wouldn't come back. I felt extremely thirsty after getting home, which made me think the dishes were pretty heavy on MSG. They also forgot the wide noodles we ordered and only brought them out later. By then, they hadn't been cooked together with the tomato broth, so it completely missed the essence. In terms of value, we only ordered three set meals plus one extra wide noodles, and the total came out to over a hundred. For what we got, the value felt pretty average. We then went to another restaurant in the next day, ordered six dishes plus drinks, and still spent less --with much more variety in flavors.

The food here is very tasty and the service is quick and cordial. My son is an expert at finding…read morethese hidden gems. We really enjoy the food here and have been here a few times. My favorite dishes so far are: Beef cubes with seven spices (appetizer) Fish with Plum Sauce - this is deep-fried fish with a plum sauce, and it is better than your typical sweet-and-sour fish dish Shredded Beef with scallions Shredded pork with bamboo Yu tsai with garlic Eggplant with basil Spinach with garlic I didn't particularly like the crispy stinky bean curd or the steamed fish with soy beans. I think these are an acquired taste. We will be back to try other dishes as well!

Very good Taipei restaurant in the area. I love the street iron pan chicken with black pepper…read more Remind me of my childhood. All other dishes are authentic. The restaurant is in old style decoration. Service is good. I will be back again.

Ahhhhhhhhh!!! We are here again!! Hannah and her team are amazing! They make the most amazing food…read more She took the time today to make cotton candy for the kids. They are so thoughtful and work so hard to make it so beautiful for any customer who walks into their restaurant. Thank you Hannah and the team for alllllllllll YOU guys do!! We ordered Singapore Noodles, Seasame Beef and Spicy Broccoli and Shrimp in Black Bean sauce !! Everything is always soooooo delicious here and we loveeeeeee it so much!!!

These pictures are the chicken lo mein I already ate a ton (these are now my left overs) and the…read morestrawberry boba tea :) I have been to this location before when it used to be called Happy Uncle and the service before was okay. But we kept going since it was always super nostalgic since my family when before I was even born. They have refurbished literally all the furniture. The lighting and mood is wonderful. They even have background music and a piano!! My favorite waiter Rudy is there. He's such a sweet gentleman and has been working for more than 25+ years. The staff for Yolo Cafe has been above and beyond amazing, kind, and their customer service is more than phenomenal. They even got an alcohol license and serve wine now. I think that's just wonderful. I wish all the luck in the world to this restaurant and highly commend them for being part of the community in Montgomery county. With all the love - Nicole R.