Pan fried dumplings and beef noodle soup were solid. The dipping sauce had some pickled vegetables…read morethat paired very well with the dumplings. Also there was a generous portion of beef in the soup. Overall great food!

If I lived closer, I'd probably come here weekly. Northwest Chinese Food is easily one of my…read morefavorite restaurants in the DMV area. Service is always friendly and fast, and the food is packed with flavor you don't often find elsewhere Konjac Noodle Salad - Sour vinegar flavor with a nice kick. I loved the little konjac noodle bundles -- super bouncy and great at picking up the sauce. It's a perfect summer appetizer: refreshing with crisp veggies like cucumber and carrot but doesn't hold back on flavor. 3.5/5 Sour Soup Dumpling - Delicate skins with a savory pork broth that leans more comforting than sour. The filling falls apart as you bite into it and tastes like a mix of pork and vegetables. Simple, clean flavors 3/5 Spicy Beef Noodle Soup - My favorite dish so far! The broth is beefy, spicy, and rich with depth -- layered flavors that feel satisfying but not overwhelming. The meat was flavorful and chewy with fatty pieces that melt in your mouth. Loved the chewy, knife-cut-style noodles that soak up the broth, and the pickled veggies plus fresh cilantro kept it light and bright. 4.25/5 Cold Rice Noodle with Spicy Fried Chicken - Super sour but well-rounded -- flavorful without being sharp. I usually don't love rice noodles, but these were soft, bouncy, and satisfying. Surprisingly, the fried chicken stayed a bit crisp even in the broth. It's fried in a way that's drier and chewier, but that concentrated the flavor instead of making it actually taste dry. Great summer noodle dish 4/5 Signature Fruit Tea - Definitely on the syrupy side, which I expected, but still decent. Lots of blended fruit flavors -- sweet, slightly artificial, but enjoyable if you're in the mood for something fruity 2.5/5

Found this place after walking around UMD and looking for a local spot to eat. Saw the reviews…read morehere and went with my mother. I will admit I was skeptical when I drove up to park in another hellish mixed use development. It screamed chain and average from the outside, inside...well I was wrong. Nice decor although with a lot of QR codes scaring me (after wrestling for 8 minutes with QR code parking in back) that I might have to order that way too. Again not. We were immediately seated, super friendly server, the menu was super exciting. Authentic Szechuan dishes and some American Chinese, I wanted a lot! Had some great crab/pork soup dumplings, terrific garlic sauce eggplant, and a standout recommended ghost pepper spicy beef dish with celery, snow pea, peppers. Mom got a shrimp lo me-in. A lot of food brought home. Similar with the couple next to us. Hot pots on the menu, whole fish, so much to try. Flavors great, but especially nice service that made a place that felt like a QR card laden chain a lot more like a homey cozy place.

Ordered takeaway- the vegetable spicy hot pot with bean curd sheets, lotus root, woodear mushrooms,…read moreseaweed, bak choy, and green beans, and the beef shank appetizer. Total came out to approximately $42. What's hot - Menu. Pretty good variety! There's something for everyone, even vegans. There's meat, veggies, tofu, seafood, dumplings, noodles (to include noodle soups), and rice dishes. For example, there's a good variety of the different types of tofu, like bean curd sheet, fried tofu, and regular tofu. There's a good variety of veggies, as well, such as bak chow, egg plant, lotus root, woodear mushrooms, enoki mushrooms, etc... - Quality. Very good, with the exception of the spice level, which is addressed below. Both dishes were well-seasoned and not too salty. There are a good amount of spices involved and more than the standard Chinese spices. The beef in the appetizer was tender, thinly sliced, and also came with a good amount of thinly sliced cucumbers and green scallions. All the veggies, with the exception of the green beans (which were a bit on the raw side) in the hot pot dish were tender, as well. For an ethnic Chinese restaurant, my opinion is this place is legit. - Location. Conveniently located in a plaza with other restaurants and shops. It's pretty easy to find, as well. - Layout. Their layout is pretty good, but their tables do not appear to accommodate groups of more than 4-6. They might be able to push together some tables together, though. - Price. Given the portions and quality for ethnic Chinese food, it's reasonable and good value for money. - Service. I arrived a few minutes after I was originally told my order would be ready. My takeaway order was packed and ready when I arrived. The hot pot dish I ordered comes with rice, which was enough for 2 people. The food was also well packed- no leaking and the takeaway containers did not fall apart. Their staff appear to speak both English and Mandarin, as well. What's not - Spice level. For the hot pot dish, I ordered the normal spice level. However, the hot pot dish in combination with the the beef shank appetizer was a bit too much. I could definitely feel my tongue tingling midway through the dishes. I have a pretty good tolerance for spice, so that I could feel my tongue tingling means something. However, that this was the normal spice level for the hot pot and the appetizer dish was too much. My point is to be prepared. - Parking. There is a small parking lot in the complex, but it can be tight. Street parking is dependent on the day and time you go. This neighborhood is a bit dense, so parking is not the easiest to find. Final Answer Would like to return and am less inclined to order anything spicy.

The food and service was great! Definitely some top notch chicken wings, very flavorful and the…read moremambo sauce was really good. The Singapore noodles was great just wish it was more curry. Personal preference but overall great first time experience.

always good. food is fresh and service is really nice. I usually get the wings and fries and fried…read morerice but the Chinese food is also really good too.

The rice and spaghetti are really good, but I'd pass on the fries. The chicken is a 50/50 sometimes…read moreit's dry and small, but other times it's fresh and the right size. food quality holds up well compared to the DC stores also your allowed to dine in or drink to say that least

I order from here frequently for all things that are yummy to my palate. I discovered them on…read moreUberEats since moving to the neighborhood and it's a very good Chinese eatery. Fresh, packaged well, cost effective and convenient. I have ordered the shrimp & broccoli, shrimp fried rice, general tso chicken, beef & broccoli, fish subs, steak & cheese subs, and don't forget the wings with fried rice! And if you want a refreshing drink you better order the half/half. Enjoy!

Every time I pass by College Park, I always make sure to stop by for a bowl of Qu Ramen. The staff…read moreis just as welcoming and the place is just as clean as always! I noticed they've added a lot of new snacks and sushi tacos to the menu--super unique and absolutely delicious. Love this place!

Fast to order and not long to have the food ready! Ordered at kiosk and prob in 10 mins we had the…read morefood brought to our table. We were hungry but not too hungry. Ordered sushi tacos, chicken and the crab meat. We agreed both delicious. Also the shrimp tempura appetizer which was piping hot and flavorful. Clean and very nice decor all around and very friendly service. Would love to come back to ye their ramen (which looked huge in someone's table..lol) .. but next time!

We were looking for northwest chinese cuisine, and all we saw was a hole in the ground. But luckily…read morethere was an article that said they had relocated to this place. The food was delicious as ever. We get the black vinegar minced pork with knife cut noodles, the hot oil dumplings, and the cold beef soup, all amazing. My only complaint is that the benches are Wooden with no padding so after not very long period of time it becomes pretty painful.

This place is relatively new - very cute/nicely decorated and our waitress was friendly and…read morehelpful! However, the food was lacking and inauthentic, and the wait time to get our food was much longer than expected (looks like the kitchen is short-staffed). What we tried (best to worst): - Shan xi zha jiang noodle, D12 ($16.5): this looked enticing because it came with tomato egg, a childhood favorite of mine, and knife cut noodles. Both of those were quite yummy, but the black soybean sauce was way too overpowering. The noodles became drenched and too salty - I couldn't finish it by the end. - Hot oil seared noodle w/ minced pork & veggies, D1 ($15.5): my friend was really disappointed with this one - it wasn't what the menu pictures depicted at all / what we expected. The "veggies" turned out to be just breakfast potatoes, which was very surprising and strange. She did not enjoy this one, unfortunately. They also ran out of minced pork, which both of our dishes came with, so they "upgraded" us to regular pork. As stated above, love the restaurant vibe and loved our waitress. But considering the food quality and wait time, I don't think I'd return.

THEEE BEST place for Wings & Fries that's NOT mumbo sauce based!! .. this place is pretty much a…read morefamily staple! Of generations literally!!.. my grandma would come here and the seafood spot they used to have next door! for fresh shrimp crabs fish. When she got grandkids all the oldest ones would pile up in her huge truck and head to the seafood spot for crabs and all six of us would go to the carryout for egg rolls then zoom down to the rolling pin bakery for sweets!! ..My uncles and their friends would come here just for Wings and fries and grab beers from the liquor store. The wings are always a Hit never a Miss no matter who cooks them!! they don't taste like any other honey bbq wings they don't look like KFC honey bbq color either!! But the taste is amazing and you don't have to ask for extra sauce like other places!!.. they sauce these wings Down!!! its 6/8/10 wingettes.. my uncle and I when we have lunch here we get ten!! And it's not the small shrinking wingettes these are jumbo!! but not steroids jumbo they're just right!!.. customer service is cool!! Ambiance isn't one fr and that's to be expected with where they are! But you can never go wrong with anything you get here'. It's a Hood classic fr no matter if you're coming from the car wash, the public playhouse plays across the way! Save a lot you gotta stop here!! I wish Rolling Pin Bakery was still around so it all can come full circle ::

Best chinese takeout I've had!…read more The lo mein wasn't greasy or salty at all. I definitely recommend the Sweet n Sour Chicken as well, the meat was so tender. Great portions sizes!

The chicken is always good i eat here alot because its good, amazing sauce! The service is amazing…read morealways kind.

This is the only Chinese place we tried while in the area, but we went here a few times. It was…read morereal close to our Airbnb, so it was our go-to for filling in gaps for meals. A place called "Asian Restaurant", no online presence, cash-only, located smack dab in the middle of a very Mexican area. But man, everything we got was so good. We went there once for dinner, and got just fried rice or lo mein a few times. The fried rice was always plain as a side, but had a great taste and partnered well with the other food we got. Like the lo mein, it also made a great snack or small meal during the day. I'd say the lo mein is in my top 3 from any Chinese takeout I've had. The mushrooms, the stripped pork and cabbage, all the other meats were in great balance. For the meal day, we got Kung Pao chicken and the Seafood Combo Hunan Style. The Kung Pao chicken was drowning in sauce. The taste was on point, but it was not spicy at all, which was a little disappointing. The seafood combo was my favorite. They used jumbo shrimp, which tasted fresh. I usually eventually pick out the fake crab meat in meals like this, but they kept it subtle and it wasn't bad. The sauce was really good, and they weren't stingy with the broccoli which really mopped it up. This meal wouldn't have been half as good without the fried rice. If you follow Google's links to their menu, it'll take you to the wrong one. The first time we called this place we were ready to order sushi and all kinds of stuff. The lady on the phone thought I was crazy, and we eventually put together that I'm looking at an imposter menu (with their phone number on it!) Use the picture posted on Yelp for their menu. I'll miss this place.

Nice fast casual spot with good service in a clean, quiet environment. They were playing a good…read moreselection of Anita Baker type music, perfect for a rainy Saturday. Prices and portions were decent, and there is free parking around the corner from the entrance. I had left overs, I would stop here again to try some of the other dishes. If you are looking for a low key, affordable place this is a good spot. Not for large groups, there are just a couple of tables and I imagine they do lots of takeaway, just fyi.

I came with my partner for lunch around 11:30am. The place was empty and there was only one person…read moreworking, but we had a good experience. The jazz music gave the place a casual cafe vibe. We ordered the vegetarian pho and the meatball pho. The food came out fairly quickly and came with the usual sides of bean sprouts, chilis, basil, and lime. The sides were not super large portions, but the pho itself was. I enjoyed the vegetarian pho; the broth was packed with umami and there were plenty of hearty mushrooms, veggies, and tofu. My partner enjoyed his meatball pho as well. The prices were above what I've seen at other typical Vietnamese places, but for a local restaurant, I'd come back just for the convenience.

Not a fan of their combination rice but the cheesesteak sub and cheesesteak egg rolls were…read morecertainly worthy the visit. The wonton soup was okay and not sure about the lo mein. That's later for dinner. However, this place could stand get a deep, deep, deep cleaning with a fresh coat of paint. While it's spacious, it lacks cleanliness on the floor, walls and windows. I wouldn't ordinarily eat at places this filthy but I sat in my car and saw a lot of people going in so I guess it was safe. The portions are huge but the proportion of meat in the entree (i.e., rice) was minuscule, except for the cheesesteaks. I would only come back for the cheesesteaks, the other dishes were just meh. I'm being extra generous with 4 stars, perhaps it's because I'm visiting for the holidays.

I only went because the reviews said it was good. The food was alright, nothing to be excited…read moreabout. The actual building was a decrepit mess. It's a pass forme. Not worth the drive to get there.