We love this small but mighty Chinese carry out! My kids go to USArts in the same plaza for drawing…read moreclass on Wednesdays and we get takeout here after if we have no other dinner plans. I usually get the general tso's chicken, beef chow fun, and a large hot n sour soup, and it's enough to feed our family of four. I usually prefer authentic Chinese food but once in a while I crave for some classic Americanized dishes as well! I can tell that the food is not loaded with MSG and grease like some other places. I also like the new, clean, and modern look of the place. The nice gentleman gave my son a free soda one time - thank you!

We drove thru 30 min of traffic to try Chans since our area does not have good chinese take out…read more It's located in a very small shopping center and it's take out only! We ordered the food thru their website and had it scheduled and gave us the option to pay in store. We ordered the 2 piece egg rolls, hot and sour soup (pint), vegetable lomein, general tso chicken, moo shu pork, and beef with broccoli and came with 3 white rice. The food came out hot and was still hot when we got home! We enjoyed everything! It was worth the drive, but maybe not during the week days lol. Def try it if you live in the area!

might be one of my favorite Thai places in the DMV!…read more The restaurants itself is smaller than others but beautifully decorated. I stop by on a Friday night and it was definitely busy. The menu is online via a scan code. I thought the prices for post of the entrees were decently priced. I ended up getting the chicken ka prow and lychee drink (in the summer menu!). The drink was good and not overpowering in sweetness. I really enjoyed the chicken ka prow & it was super flavorful, a little spicy, & the chicken was tender. Service was great & friendly with the food coming out pretty fast.

Still a hit! Review is for delivery. Food was well packed, portion sizes and taste have been…read moreconsistent over the years. Pineapple fried rice with pork-5/5 Kanom Jeeb/steamed dumplings-5/5 Chicken Satay-5/5 Chili Basil Eggplant with veggies-5/5-tried this for the first time, the chili nicely complements the sweetness in the sauce. If Peter Chang's dried eggplant dish were to marry Jaleo's Berenjenas fritas, their child could taste somewhat like Kiin Imm's eggplant dish.

Will be back ! I…read morehave been seeing this place all over my FYP, so I decided to stop in after work for dinner. I went with the Sichuan spicy wonton dumplings with a side of steamed Chinese broccoli tips. And for dessert: Sweet Rice Brown Sugar Dumplings. Reminds me of Chinese donuts. And a Ube Milk Crème Brûlée drink for the road ! The ambiance was really nice , the service was great and answered all The questions I had

Trying this new Chinese spot with some old friends. We got a variety of different dishes to share…read moreamongst ourselves. We thought the food was decent but not amazing. We got a couple different noodle dishes where the noodles were cooked well and still bouncy. The various sides dishes like the scallion pancake and cucumber salad were alright. Servers were very friendly and helpful, but food was nothing spectacular. Apps: Cucumber Salad, Scallion Pancake, Sliced Beef and Tripe and Sweet Soy Entrees: iPanda Signature Pot Stickers, Beef Noodle Soup, Beijing Zha Jiang Mian, Spicy and Sour Beef Noodle Soup

Our favorite west coast noodles have landed in Nova!…read more My first time at Mian was at their Vegas location and I absolutely loved it. We ordered the golden wonton soup for my daughter, the soup dumplings, the chili oil wontons, the Sichuan beef noodle soup, and the pork dumplings in chili oil. Everything was soooo good. My favorites were the pork dumplings in chili oil, the Sichuan beef noodle soup, and the golden soup with wonton. The pork dumplings are soooo flavorful--they're a little on the sweeter side like they are at the other locations, but the garlic aroma is sooo good. The Sichuan beef noodle soup has such tender beef, the noodles are an amazing texture, and the soup is super fragrant. And the golden soup I ordered for my daughter had such a fragrant chicken flavor with a hint of ginger. I'm so glad Mian has decided to open in the area and I will definitely be back.

Noodles are one of those very comforting dishes that can also be really…read moreexciting because they are prepared in many different ways and in many different cuisines.  Today we ventured out for Sichuan noodles at Mian.  The space is a little spare in decoration but it is nice, bright and clean and there is plenty of seating.  The staff was very welcoming.  There is a system for ordering take out through a kiosk in the entryway and the tableside ordering is also more on the tech side with a QR code access to the menu and ordering.  The app is very helpful at keeping you posted on the status of your order.  We were hoping for a nice pot of hot tea but only bottled/canned iced tea was available.  We opted for two different kinds and both were good.  We ordered a variety of small dishes to share including the scallion pancake, chili oil wontons, sesame balls, spicy fries and the larger chengdu zahiang noodles.  Everything was very good and we would order them again with the exception of the fries.  They were fine but nothing special so I think we would try something else in its place next time we go. Mian is a very convenient place for an easy meal.  There is plenty of parking in the huge lot out front.

This Chinese restaurant at 10698 Fairfax Blvd near 99 Ranch Market in Fairfax, VA, specializes in…read morerice noodles, including bone broth soup noodles and dry noodles with options to add extra toppings and proteins. Its menu features appetizers like edamame and crispy fried pork, fried rice, and a variety of drinks such as fruit teas, milk teas, coffee, and lemon teas. Service is quick, with fast delivery after ordering. A large mural, modern light fixtures, and wooden-paneled walls enhance the clean and inviting ambiance. Small details, like serving citrus-infused drinking water instead of tap water, help this restaurant stand out. - Beef Sliced Udon Noodles: Udon noodles were cooked perfectly in a savory bone broth and served with thinly sliced cooked beef, seaweed, corn, half-boiled egg, and sour bamboo shoots. It tasted even better with the mala-based chili oil from the table. - Taiwanese popcorn chicken: An ideal appetizer--bite-sized, crispy on the outside, with a savory and slightly sweet spice blend. - Coffee with coconut milk: They serve Hong Kong-style Lannkee brand coffee from New York. It's easy to drink, smooth, and subtly sweet. Tasted good, but the portion felt small for the price.

Stopped by during their soft opening and had a great first impression. The service was warm,…read moreattentive, and made the experience even better. We ordered the shrimp fried rice and the fish slices rice noodles. The fried rice had a wonderful wok hei and was loaded with toppings--something that's becoming harder to find at many Chinese restaurants these days. The fish slices rice noodles were authentic, tangy, and incredibly flavorful, with fresh ingredients, generous toppings, and plenty of tender fish slices in every bite. I'm so excited to finally see this popular chain make its way to the U.S. This visit definitely lived up to the hype, and I can't wait to come back and try their xiao long bao!

Kinda expensive for what it is. I went on a saturday night and it was super empty. I was pretty…read moresurprised I thought it would be the busiest time of the day. We got a variety of things from the peking duck to fish. Smaller portions than I thought. Servers were pretty attentive. Parking is free in select spots and free 2 hour parking in the garage. I think the highlight were the steak like cubes with broccoli. Super tender but a bit sweet

Punchline: If you like mushy dim sum and servers who complain about customers (you) within earshot,…read morethis may be the place for you. Han Palace has one of the largest all-day dim sum menus in Northern Virginia, so it has been my go-to dim sum restaurant for about six years. Unfortunately, today's experience ended that relationship. When me and my family arrived in the evening and were seated immediately. Within a minute, our server asked if we were ready to order. When I said we needed a little more time, she visibly appeared annoyed. After quickly deciding as a family, I placed our order. Because I studied Chinese as a second language, I sometimes order dishes in Chinese. In my experience, servers either appreciate the effort or simply take the order without issue. This time was very different. The server seemed irritated that I was ordering in Chinese. I switched to ordering by the menu item numbers while pointing directly at the dishes because I thought there might be a misunderstanding. Surprisingly, she insisted that I order using the dish names instead. Had the experience ended there, I would have chalked it up to an awkward miscommunication. Unfortunately, it got worse. Less than 30 seconds after taking our order, two dishes arrived. The speed made me wonder whether the food had already been sitting out. The steamed pork buns were so dry that one had cracked open, and the shrimp dumplings were mushy and stuck firmly to the paper liner. I was later surprised to see another reviewer describe a similar experience several months ago. After dropping off the food, the server walked over to a colleague and began speaking in Chinese. They repeatedly looked directly at me while discussing my attempt to order in Chinese. Since I understand the language, it was clear that she was complaining about me. This happened several times while the restaurant was relatively empty. Each time, she returned to the same spot to continue the conversation, with her colleague looking directly at me. After the third time, I asked for the check because I wanted to leave. Paying premium prices for disappointing food is one thing; having the staff openly criticize you while you're dining is another. As we were leaving, I heard the server mutter, "What's his problem?" I will not be returning. I understand that everyone has a bad day, but the combination of poor food quality and unprofessional service made this one of the worst restaurant experiences I've had in years. I hope this review helps others make an informed decision before dining here.

visited today and had a good time! The service was friendly and I really loved the interior, it was…read moremodern and clean! The food was good too, especially their shrimp and chicken dishes! They had this lemon shrimp dish that was FIRE as well as their lo mein. Their lychee ade drink was like amazing, would come back here again for sure!

I really like this place!…read more Have you ever been to this all-you-can-eat Chinese restaurant? To be honest, I think the jjajangmyeon (black bean noodles) is even better than the jjambbong (spicy seafood noodle soup). You can enjoy the all-you-can-eat option, or you can simply order individual dishes if you prefer. They also have plenty of spacious tables, so it's a great place to come with friends or family. Definitely give it a try!

I have been dining here for over a decade and it never disappoints. This place remains the mecca…read morefor dim sum - whether it's to gather with family for a meal, host an event, or even just to grab a quick bite to-go they are good for it all. The service carts come around quickly and the hosts/staff are consistently friendly. My favorite dishes are the shrimp har gow, crab claw balls, roasted duck, the shrimp stuffed eggplant, and egg tarts --probably the best egg tarts in the area. My kids love their baked pork buns to the point they can tell when I buy it from somewhere else lol. We've dined at plenty of other dim sum spots, but this remains as a consistent top contender for me. Note: the ambiance is casual but I've been to many events hosted here and it makes for a great canvas to portray beautiful decor.

Went here with 4 of my friends right when they opened. Waited a little before being seated. Before…read morewe even sat down we were bombarded by servers telling us to order the food with super rude attitudes. Honestly we thought that was funny and didn't mind it. We were like the food must be good lol When we got our food it was pretty cold. Which is weird cause they just opened. During our meal we hear screaming. It was 2 employees yelling at each other. My friends are Vietnamese and were saying that they were yelling about gambling money. It was pretty annoying and I could tell my friends were uncomfortable. But at the end is where it got really uncomfortable and awkward. The food and service was not good. So I tipped 15 percent. I should have tipped nothing but that's not me and I was in the service industry so i understand everyone has a day off. The, I assume manager or owner came up to the table and told me I'm required to tip 18 percent. I said where does it say that? He says on the receipt. I told him that says suggestions not required and that I could give him 0 tip. He proceeds to make a huge scene about the 2 extra bucks I need to pay. I finally cave because my friends were very very uncomfortable. As we leave my friend said the guy was a talking shit in Vietnamese to his employees about us. My recommendation is to go somewhere else. This was the worst restaurant experience I've ever had and all over 2 dollars that they didn't deserve. I see why they have a low yelp review.