This is my family's favorite place to get red roast pork and duck. Our group arrived starving it…read morewas a Sunday so they had 2 carts loving around. We chose a couple of dim sum items and then ordered the rest off the menu. Cart food: shrimp dumplings were amazing, using whole shrimp in the dumpling, pork dumpling was hot and good. I was disappointed in the sesame bean balls, they were not fresh but I still ate them. The fresh cooked food was terrific. The pork, duck and half chickens were all hot and very fresh. My favorite is the red roast pork. We order a couple platters and they are always demolished. The chow fun was ok, thought the noodles were a bit too mushy. The rest of the dishes were good. Everyone enjoyed all the food. We needed many takeout containers. Service was very good. They have pitchers of water that were always refilled. We have lots of water drinkers in our group. Cleanup was always on point, dishes never stacked.

I came here for lunch with my family and we had a good time! The interior of the restaurant is…read morespacious and if you want some dim sum, this is the perfect spot. Service here is speedy and nice. We ordered a variety of dim sum dishes as well as their beef chow fun and their duck. I absolutely loved their beef chow fun (as it was super flavorful), their duck (which was so juicy), and their steamed rice roll with fried dough stick. Overall, everything was great and I think this is a really reliable spot for good dim sum!

I'm glad Peter is done hiding and can open restaurants regularly without threat of being deported…read moreor kidnapped by Chinese spies. The food is great and the service is quick and attentive. I was here twice over the last two months. The first time, I ordered off the regular menu. The second time, I did the AYCE dim sum/tapas. Obviously, ordering a la carte, you'll get larger portions. It was all fantastic. The server was attentive and friendly. Dishes came out lightning fast. And the food itself was stellar! I'll let the photos speak for themselves. You can't go wrong here, especially if you're getting one of the AYCE specials (there's a similar one at Mama Chang's). I want to note though, three of the dishes have the same flavor profile, just different main ingredients: spicy dry fish, spicy dry cauliflower, and dry fried spicy eggplant. They use dry fried red chili and ground Szechuan peppercorn. If you like this, great! Just know it's the same seasoning across these dishes. I didn't take photos of everything, but if it's braised pork xxxx, get it! I will gladly return to this location or Mama Chang's for another AYCE adventure.

I kept seeing rave reviews about Peter Chang, so I decided to give it a try. I ordered through Uber…read moreEats, and here are my thoughts: - Spicy Chicken with Mixed Pepper and Basil ($20): The portion was generous, and the chicken was tender. However, despite its name, I didn't find the dish spicy at all. I also felt it could've used more seasoning, as the flavors were milder than I expected. - Cumin Spicy Diced Lamb ($13): This was my favorite dish. The lamb was tender, the cumin flavor really stood out, and it actually had the level of spice I was hoping for. - Vegan Szechuan Cold Noodles ($7): I've had this dish at other restaurants and usually love it, but this version was disappointing. It arrived warm instead of cold, so I refrigerated it overnight. By the next day, the noodles had become too firm, and the Szechuan flavors were very subtle. This may just be one of those dishes that's better enjoyed fresh in the restaurant rather than delivered. One thing to note is that rice isn't included with the entrées. I forgot to add rice to my order, but the restaurant kindly included some anyway, which I really appreciated.

I came up to the DC area to visit a friend. I got off the plane, hopped in her SUV, and we came…read morestraight here. Ambiance was nice and peaceful. It was pretty empty, and there was a pseudo-sushi bar in the back? I'm not sure. Service was ok, too. The lady was nice enough, but the language barrier prevented us from really figuring out what the possibilities were with the menu. Places like this always have secret things you can do with the menu, but we just couldn't get to that conversation. So we were forced into ordering two giant helpings of the same dumpling. One was a basic pork one, I think, and the other was a soup dumpling. The regular dumplings were pretty good. Soft exteriors, plenty of filling within, very good. There was a good chili crisp on the table that accentuated everything, too. The soup dumplings were also pretty good. The ones that didn't rip into pieces as we tried to pick them up anyway. A nice soup within, well seasoned filling, very good. Overall, this place was pretty good. I am glad we came.

I'm a regular at cafein, and I've always seen "Dumpling Queen", but never went in, until today. I'm…read moreglad we tried Parking: tons of parking! Absolutely no need to worry! It's in the same shopping center as cafein. Seating: there's a good number of seats in the restaurant. No outdoor seating. Food: quite yummy! the crispy & spicy chicken was our favorite! The vegetable was good too, but it was a little oily. The dumplings were okay, nothing super special. Price: overall seemed reasonable. Service: overall, our server was patient and helpful. She seemed a little miffed at all our questions, but to be fair, it was late in the evening haha. Oops!

Having exhausted most of the nearby options for takeout sushi, my wife and I reluctantly tried Kumo…read morefor a recent weeknight dinner despite the so-so reviews. We ultimately enjoyed our meal and will likely try it again the next time we need a change of pace from our go-to spot. The menu possesses a vast array of rolls, the majority of which hover between $15-18. Seeing the prices of the rolls and not knowing what to expect, we ended up ordering six, which ended up as too much food for the two of us. We found the rolls all well constructed and with generous quantities of the fish. The rice itself was passable. The sliced fish quality was decent, and we found the salmon and tuna particularly fresh. The "spicy" fish in the rolls left something to be desired in both the degree of spice/seasoning as well as freshness. The rolls all could have used a bit more saucing, but we enjoyed them nonetheless. The prices here are very reasonable, especially if you order online which yields a 10% discount. My order was prepared more or less on time. Overall, we liked what we sampled and will return in the near future to sample more rolls. Kumo does not quite supplant our usual sushi spot, but it's a welcome addition to a takeout rotation and worth a shot for roll lovers.

Staff is always so nice!! I'm no fish expert but I can always tell when the quality of sushi feels…read moremeaty, clean, and rich and Kumo's always tastes so delicious. The tempura is good too. The Udon soup also tastes hearty and healing. Ordered a few different rolls here, all great quality.

In the photo is their Crystal Sugar Pork Thigh, and it is huge both in size and flavor. The pork is…read moresoft and tender with a rich sweet sauce that really stands out. I have tried this dish before and we actually used the pork as a filling for soft buns with scallions. It was amazing. Another must order for me is the Taiwan style fried chicken. It is honestly one of the best. Crispy, flavorful, and very satisfying. Do not miss the string beans with low salt duck egg as well. The flavor is unique and really good. I really enjoy Taiwanese style cooking. It hits different. The flavors feel cleaner and more balanced, almost like a lighter and healthier take compared to typical Chinese dishes. These dishes definitely keep me coming back.

The challenge of having dim sum on Mothers Day is that every mother is out there enjoying a day…read moreout. We stopped in to our local Asian spot. We enjoy their spring rolls and other apps. The won ton in chili sauce was not really one of my faves. The sauce lacked in spice but thank goodness for a side of hot chili sauce. I did enjoy my crispy beef. It was a generous portion with a tad of spice and sweet sauce. Service is always on point. The staff shares in all the service from filling our beverage glasses to clearing off the table.

Friday night at Hibachi Grill & Buffet in Chantilly should be busy, but this place was dead--just…read moretwo other tables when we walked in at seven. Hostess barely looked happy to see us, and if that wasn't a sign, the food sealed it. Sushi was crusty, dried out, weirdly gray - honestly, you'd expect fresher from a gas station shelf. Chef at the sushi station was glued to his phone, blasting what sounded like a personal playlist so loud you could catch the rhythm from across the buffet. Wasabi was chalky and ginger looked days old. Soy sauce? Evaporating. Buffet choices were super slim, mainly shrimp. Beef and chicken stir fry didn't look worth the plate space. Two kinds of fried wings in total, which didn't help. Another staff had their phone volume maxed out, so the noise never stopped. Salad bar was a sad scene; brown edges and limp leaves, with dressings crusted over like they'd been sitting since breakfast. Forget the dessert section and fruit; nothing looked tempting. Soup looked so neglected, you'd swear it belonged in a donation bin. Ice cream was worse; just tough lemon and a chocolate that didn't pass the smell test. Only highlight? The hibachi chef hustled to make shrimp, and eggs feel freshly cooked, even if the supplies were running dry. The green tea was decent. But with sticky walls and greasy windows, it's hard not to feel like the place quit on cleanliness a while ago. At least our server has a smile. Takeaway: Skip this spot, unless you're real desperate for hibachi shrimp and don't mind a rundown vibe. This one's for folks who think food court sushi is gourmet.

This buffet offers a wide variety of food, including Asian and Western cuisines, soups, desserts,…read morefruits, salads, and more. The pricing provides good value. Service is only average. While the portion sizes are generous, the taste is not exceptional, and some dishes are served cold or lukewarm despite the presence of a food warmer underneath. The ambiance is spacious and clean.

I used to live in the neighborhood and visited King's Buffet frequently and the food was very good,…read moreI used to give it 4 stars. I moved and each of the last 3 times I visited that rating has lost a star. My favorite dishes were Butter Shrimp and Jalapeño Chicken but with each visit one of those dishes disappeared with no comparable replacement. I stopped by yesterday for take out and there was no Shrimp other than a tail on frozen option and Seafood Mix with tiny Shrimp and Imitation Crab. I made due with fish, beef dishes and 2 chicken dishes on Lo Mein and Angel Hair When I got home and bit into the beef, it was so bad I spit it out. The other dishes were basic but edible and I decided that King's food quality has fallen so low I'm not going back again, its a waste of money.

We came to this buffet for nostalgia purposes and the interior really felt like nothing had changed…read morein the last 15 years. The service was fine and they took our plates away promptly. The food is your classic Chinese buffet fare. Nothing was really that good but there was a lot that was bad. I ended up just eating the lo mein and general Tso's chicken. The general tsos chicken was extremely sweet and not spicy at all but not terrible. The salt and pepper shrimp was also decent. We went if Fourth of July and unfortunately had to pay premium price for lunch. They had lobster available but it was mushy and basically inedible. Skip the sushi. It's just different variations of California rolls with different colored sauces on them. I often find myself at buffets to relive memories of my childhood, but I think I done doing that now. $21 for a "special" lunch buffet is crazy