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    3.3 (37 reviews)
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    Grilled Octopus
    Amy S.

    It's been years since I have been to The Spot. During this visit, I visited couple stalls including this one, Cheers Cut. It was easy to order and took about 10 minutes to prepare. I finally decided on the Grilled Octopus. It was perfectly cooked and the flavor was spot on. Definitely will be back to try other items.

    A1. Ninja Crispy Chicken & curry rice
    Nancy L.

    Everything came out piping hot. The chicken was juicy on the inside and crispy on the outside. It was massive and therefore awkward to eat. Possibly because I don't really know how to use the sleeve properly. The curry rice was a little bit spicy and was a solid veggie Japanese style curry. I only wish there was a little more curry for such a large serving of rice.

    Curry rice,  chilli oil chicken wings, Shrimp Skewer, Broccoli Skewer white rice
    Linda V.

    Honestly the only highlight was the chicken and the curry rice. The chicken was flavorful and juicy and crispy all in one, as for the curry rice it had amazing curry flavor with veggies. We also ordered some fries which were pretty good nice and crunchy yet soft in the middle with a nice touch of seasoning salt on them. As for the skewers the shrimp skewer had its skin on the entire body and was difficult to remove it was chewy and unflattering then the broccoli skewer was so disappointing I think it was like 2 bucks and some change for four little broccoli heads on a stick that was overly seasoned I would've rather have the option of getting a side of broccoli rather than a child's handful on a stick. The winner here is the chicken and curry other than that not at all really a come back situation here

    Ninja chicken nuggets
    Phoebe D.

    The flavor of the chicken nuggets was pretty good, although it definitely leaned on the salty side so I had to drink a lot of water alongside them. Maybe it would be better with rice? I did get it as takeout though so they were not crispy at all (even though I ate them relatively soon after picking them up). Also, some of the chicken pieces had a strange, super dense texture - I wouldn't really call it rubbery but it definitely had an unnatural quality.

    This might as well be a large portion of white rice with a tiny portion of minced pork
    Richard M.

    Wow if I could give them zero star I would. Was recommended their minced pork rice, and ordered a large portion. When it arrived I realized the minced pork was but only a spoonful in the large bowl. They should have just called it "minced pork flavored rice" instead. For what it's worth the minced pork rice was very good, but 5 bucks for a bowl of white rice and minced pork flavoring is a terrible value all around.

    Ninja popcorn chicken combo
    Kristen K.

    I came to the Spot Food Hall in the afternoon one day. It wasn't too crowded and it was during "Happy Hour" 2-5pm so everything was like 20% off. I ordered a combo which was like $11ish, but then with 20%. It comes with a drink or miso soup. Food: Ninja popcorn chicken combo w/ miso soup - Honestly, the amount of food in this combo was pretty sad. I can get a combo at vivi's for like the same price and it comes with double the chicken and braised pork. The amount of braised pork was just sad and the chicken was just okay. Nothing special. Overall, it was pretty overpriced and not worth the quality of food. Service was okay, but seems pretty slow and disorganized. Wouldn't come back here and pay full price. It wouldn't be worth it at all.

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    Helena K.

    They give good amount of squid. I thought the squid would be more crunchy but favor was good. Especially Taiwanese teriyaki sauce, it was amazing. Beef tender was good favor, quite spicier than I thought. Lamp was ok little lack of favor. Overall it was decent food.

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    AJ S.

    I'm actually a big fan of the fried squid here. The breading-to-squid ratio is on point; the breading stays crunchy, and the squid remains tender & not rubbery, which is a HUGE plus. The salt & pepper taste is there, but pretty subtle. I think it's good enough to eat by itself without any of the sauces. Unfortunately, I'm not really a fan of anything else on their menu. The sautéed squid is definitely not as good as the fried version. The sauce they use to cook it with is a bit too sweet for my palate, and to me, it was odd tasting basil combined with that sweetness. I've ordered the fried chicken here once, but it didn't really stand out to me. I'd just stick to the fried squid lol. While you're at it, try the chili sauce with your meal. It has the right amount of heat and flavor.

    A1. Ninja Crispy Chicken
    Jen L.

    Would give it zero stars if I could. The "extra large" ninja chicken is criminally small. Ours came soggy, overly seasoned in some places and tasteless in others, and about half the size it used to be. I get that covid has caused increases in produce and meat, but this is unacceptable.

    Ninja Crispy Chicken w/ White Rice and Curry
    Cameron B.

    Solid place for a quick bite in The Spot. I got the ninja crispy chicken with white rice topped with curry sauce and a side of chilli sauce for the chicken. I could've used a heavier dose of curry over the rice and more chicken, but it was still very tasty.

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    Amore Eats

    Amore Eats

    4.4
    (119 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    $$

    The restaurant is part of the gasoline station store and easy to spot. We are driving to north when…read morewe stop-by here for a quick food and it's the beat decision. Our food came fresh and so satisfying. We had taiwanese chicken popcorn and braised pork on top of rice. The restaurant offers variety of taiwanese food. The service was fast and the place has decent space for a quick stop style of sit down food.

    It was my first time to try food at Amore Eats, today 2/8…read more Everyone I know has been raving about Amore Eats. I was so excited to walk in and to try the food today. I ordered the Taiwanese style "Popcorn chicken" and once it was done, I sat down right away to take a bite. I took three bites and it was so flavorful and all of a sudden I realized when I looked at the chicken it wasn't cooked and raw. I then thought it was just me and took two more bites of the chicken and realized some of the chicken were raw and some were cooked. I was so sad inside. I let the owners know right away and they said would you like us to make you another one. I felt uncomfortable to eat it again and said no thank you I would just like my refund. They asked me if I wanted anything else and I said no thank you. I was just sad because I wanted to really enjoy what I ordered and my stomach felt sick after knowing I ate raw chicken bites when it ate into the chicken. Sadly it was very important for me to write this review because I did get sick from what I ate and have not felt good for the rest of today till the evening. Pleaseeeeee Check your chicken before you order and see if it was done.

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    Bao Bei

    Bao Bei

    4.5
    (281 reviews)
    3.1 mi
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    Annie is the best server ever!! Very nice and helpful. She's also a great person to talk to. The…read morefood overall was amazing and I felt full after! The vibe in the restaurant was very chill and welcoming.

    If you're craving legitimate Taiwanese street food, Bao Bei is worth every star. The flavors are…read morespot-on, portions are generous, and the overall setup makes it great whether you're grabbing a fast meal or picking up takeout. The Food Signature Gua Bao: The steamed bun is pillowy soft and holds up well against the rich, melt-in-your-mouth braised pork belly, paired with the classic dusting of peanut sugar, pickled greens, and cilantro. Popcorn Chicken: Exceptionally crispy, well-seasoned, and tossed with plenty of fragrant fried basil. Even after sitting for a bit, it kept its crunch. Lu Rou Fan (Braised Pork Rice): A proper bowl of comfort. The braised minced pork sauce is savory and fragrant, served over hot rice with pickled mustard greens and a well-marinated braised egg. Cold Side Dishes: Don't skip the pickled cabbage or the wood ear mushroom and cucumber salad--both give a bright, acidic crunch that cuts right through the rich meats. Free Dessert Tip: Scan the QR code or sign up for their rewards program at checkout for a free dessert. The taro sago is creamy, fragrant, and not overly sweet. The Space & Logistics Atmosphere & Seating: The vibe is clean, modern, and very casual. It's set up fast-casual style (order at the counter), and while indoor seating is on the cozier side, table turnover is fast enough that finding a spot hasn't been a hassle. Service: Counter staff are friendly and efficient. Food comes out surprisingly fast, neatly boxed, and piping hot. Parking: Located in a shopping plaza with a large open lot, so parking is easy and stress-free--a huge plus if you're just running in for a pickup.

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    A & J Restaurant

    A & J Restaurant

    4.0
    (1.2k reviews)
    1.7 mi
    $$

    This is what one could consider "Chinese tapas". Love the variety and how the portions are small…read morethat you can get a lot to try out. It's better when you have more people.... Maybe 3-5 people as the sweet spot? Things I'd definitely get again: spicy wonton soup, bean curd and thousand year preserved egg. The beef noodle soup was good. The pork and rice I would skip (and the veggie dumplings- they're good but took a lot longer than the rest to come out, I forgot about them!). There was a mosquito in the dining area and so they got a meal too unfortunately. I do wish it was better ventilated while dining in but it's so good!! The place was packed coming in about 7:45p (close at 9) on a Sunday night. It's definitely worth stopping in and now that I'm 15 min away after moving closer, I could become a regular!!!

    I have seen this place everywhere - instagram, TikTok, the Washingtonian - and have been looking…read morefor more dim sum places since my favorite in Wheaton closed, and generally to try more Chinese food from different regions in the area. I came pretty much right when they opened, which was the move, because it was already pretty busy. I ordered the spicy beef tendon noodle soup, pork soup dumplings (which I thought were going to be pork buns based on the description but whatever), scallion pancakes, 1000 layer pancake, szechuan style dumplings, and smoked chicken. I thought everything was really good, despite having somewhat confusing descriptions on the menu. The dumplings were super spicy and I only ate a few, and took the rest home. The portions are surprisingly large, the soup came with additional bowls which made sharing easy. The only downside is really the size and noise. It is a tiny restaurant, and it gets crowded, so it can be quite loud.

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    Spicy Beef Noodle Soup

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    Spicy Beef Noodle Soup
    Bob's Shanghai 66

    Bob's Shanghai 66

    4.0
    (1.7k reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    TLDR: Great handmade soup dumplings and well-executed home-style dishes, though a few items lacked…read moreseasoning or portions. A solid spot for sharing with a group, and I'd happily return to explore more of the menu. I really wanted to love this place. The soup dumplings are among the better ones in the area. While the wrappers aren't as thin or chewy as the very best, you can tell they're handmade, and I'll always appreciate that. I'd recommend sticking with the pork soup dumplings since they were rich, savory, and full of umami. The crab version unfortunately didn't have any noticeable crab flavor and tasted almost identical to the pork. The duck came in a generous portion and is a great choice for anyone who enjoys sweeter flavors. The watercress was fresh and plentiful, but it could have used much more garlic. We ended up adding the wonton chili oil and dipping it for extra flavor. The cucumber was delicious, but the portion was way too small. The bean curd was cooked well, though there wasn't enough pork for a dish that was supposed to feature it. The fish was another highlight with light spice, a crispy exterior, and perfectly cooked, tender meat. Overall, I'd definitely come back to try more dishes. I enjoy the home-style cooking, and it's the kind of restaurant that's especially fun to visit with a larger group so you can sample a variety of dishes.

    I haven't been to Bob's in decades, mostly because Taiwanese food doesn't thrill me, the seasoning…read moreis too subtle. A friend recommended I check it out again, so I came for lunch. There are more Shanghai and spicy selections than I remember. The dining room hasn't changed much, fairly plain wood tables. I was greeted immediately and brought tea. There is a Shanghai Tapas menu and a main menu. I got the Shanghai Style Kimchi. It was cabbage with some hot peppers and a ginger dressing, refreshing and delicious. The hot and sour soup had a lot of tofu in it which I like. The pork and shrimp soup dumplings could have use more shrimp and some additional seasoning. The bill was $30 before tip. So why not just go to Peter Chang and get as many small plates as you can eat for $28? I really think restaurants should have lunch menus.

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    Waiting for the service not too long.
    Waiting for the service not too long.
    Minced pork?
    Minced pork?
    Eggplant with garlic sauce

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    Eggplant with garlic sauce
    168 Asian Burritos

    168 Asian Burritos

    4.7
    (231 reviews)
    6.4 mi
    $$

    This place is a window inside a gas station in Olney, but the reality is that I've had a lot of…read moregood food from gas station outlets. And this was no exception. Ordering in advance yielded an order that was ready shortly after I walked in. There wasn't a lot of excess parking at this gas station and I didn't need gas, so I felt strange just pulling up to a pump for this food, but I did. I wasn't 100% sure what kind of burrito I was getting, but it turned out to be a sushi burrito wrapped in seaweed and rice. They had a bunch of tofu options, and basil tofu was mouthwatering. There wasn't a lot of customization on the online ordering, but truthfully I would have struggled to do better than the mix of crisp carrots, savory panko, and cool lettuce, among other things that rounded out the burrito. I will say the tea wasn't as good; overly sweet for me. But I haven't had an Asian burrito that good since the poke bowl place I used to frequent in New Orleans before the COVID era.

    Wow it literally is in a gas station. Ordering was quick at the counter and staff got right to…read morework. I really liked the flavors of both of my orders. I got the tofu and the beef bowl and they were really filling. I like that there was a salad with lots of edamame and carrots and corn. The black pepper beef was really delightful. And filling. Maybe next time I'll try the burrito since it's in their namesake but for today I just got the rice bowl. It's definitely more of a takeout place since it's in the convenience store of the gas station, read: not much ambience. But while I was waiting for my order, which was not more than 10 minutes, several people trickled in to pick up or to order-- I'm glad that it seems to be known around the area!!

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    Decor - April 2025
    Decor - April 2025
    Shrimp Tempura Bun (covered & uncovered) - August 2025
    Shrimp Tempura Bun (covered & uncovered) - August 2025
    Shrimp Tempura Bao

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