It is so odd to step foot into a mall nowadays. Especially since it is like roulette, you never…read moreknow if you are going to get a mall that is filled to the brim with actual shopping or it is one misstep away from closing their doors. Francis Scott Key Mall is one of the former. Somehow this mall is thriving with some well established national brands and a surprise or two. This is a single level mall that I had the chance to visit twice over the past few months while travelling back and through the area. I took it as a point where I was either almost there or just outside of the busy areas. Anchor stores are what you think it would be with one of the surprises mixed in. This mall just happens to still have a Sears as an anchor store. But not only a Sears, a JCPenney. Two stores that have left malls in droves the past copy of years. It is just so odd to see. This is an easy mall to get through but also an easy mall to get lost in. I can see this a one stop shop for items for birthdays or the holidays. However, I don't see it being a destination shopping area for those from outside the area.

Malls are a dying breed and this mall ia currently a prime example of such. Extremely well kept I…read moremust say...very clean.

I ordered the chicken bulgogi and it was just okay. It looked amazing but it needed more of the…read moresauce and some salt. It was not really seasoned at all.

I ordered the Soondooboo seafood and beef again since that's my favorite. Seafood contains one…read moreshrimp, some clams, and some pieces of octopus. This time the 2 sides that came with it were fish cake and spicy cucumber. There's an egg as well inside the soup. I love how there are so many options for the soondooboo and price is the same for each. This is one of the reasons why I keep coming back. This time I ordered mild spiciness and it was actually mild instead of medium.

Food is excellent, service is quick, and the staff are very friendly. Overall atmosphere fits both…read moreyour quick meal and sit down needs. My favorite dish is the Thai basil with noodles (your preference) and shrimp

As the name suggests the business is a fast casual restaurant with an abundance of delicious…read moredishes. I was craving Stir-fry so I ordered on their dedicated POS kiosk, and it was ready in minutes. Staff were friendly, and they supplied plenty of utensils. The food was very flavorful and spicy (to order). Very impressive, and I'll be back again for sure.

terrible. this is not a good representation of what sotteok sotteok looks like. they don't even use…read morethe traditional korean sausages and the rice cake isn't even chewy. can't believe i wasted $6 on this.

I've tried this place 3 times now and I'm just not SOLD. It's not bad, but nothing I would have a…read morecraving for. If I could give them 3.5 I would. I first tried this place with my kids because the Korean corn dog was trending on YouTube and TikTok and they really wanted to try it. We first tried the half hot dog half cheese potato dog. Not bad, but again nothing special. I tried the cheese and potato dog. Not bad. The sauce selection is very basic. They have this sweet sauce that I personally hate. They trick you because it looks like spicy mayo, but it's the opposite!! However, if you're into sweet and savory sauces, you may like it. Nonetheless, I wish their sauce selection was broader. The more recent time I came in to try the egg toast. I got the bacon egg toast this time and was very disappointed. The food was cooked fine, the eggs nice and fluffy, but it had that sweet sauce inside!!!! Totally ruined the sandwich for me. It came with these 2 fried cheeseballs, which barely had any cheese in them and mostly just fried dough. My friend had got the hot Cheeto corn dog and I tried a bite. It just lacked flavor. Again, if there were good sauces these dishes could've been improved. Everything was just "Oh K". The warning is in the name! Note: this food spot is located within the H-Mart food court. I will definitely be back to the food court, but not for Oh K-Dog!

The food is always superb here. I have been eating at China Garden for over 20 years. When the…read morebusiness was shutdown because of a fire I went through a withdrawal as my go to for Chinese had been lost. Now that it's back I travel 1:30 from Pennsylvania to eat here and bring my family with me. The food, the service, and ambience are always great. You honestly cannot go wrong with the long time Frederick establishment.

The service was so slow that the Uber Eats driver texted that they had not started the order yet…read moreand he was 10 min late.

Solid mall Chinese. Been here a few times. Large portions for the cost. Yum yum sauce is quite…read moregood too, not watered down like most places.

The Chicken Teriyaki with the fried rice, noodles is absolutely delicious. It's authentic and for…read more$15 the portion is worth it. And it's cooked fresh to order

I've never had a bad experience, the unique second story location somehow unfuses the classic…read morearchitecture of Frederick with a modern feel and an intimate vibe. The service is always excellent, this is easily some of the best sushi in Frederick, and they have a couple unique whiskeys for those who enjoy it. You can't always get in quickly on a Friday night but that's to be expected. All in all I definitely recommend.

We don't come to Frederick often so when we do we try to go somewhere new each time so that we can…read moresee all there is to offer! And there is so much food in the downtown area. Today we tried Lazy Fish because it was recommended by David's colleague. We got the Pork Belly appetizer, Lazy Rainbow, Lazy Shack, and the Lazy Spaghetti which was on the Specials menu when we went. Pork Belly: Although the pork itself was fatty and tender, and a bigger piece than we expected, although waaaaay too much cabbage and a little too sweet from the pineapple for my taste. Lazy Shack and Lazy Rainbow: LOVED these rolls! We were actually impressed by how fresh the fish was?? And the amount and texture of the rice was on point. Multiple tables next to us got the Lazy Rainbow so it seems like a popular one to get. We also appreciated the real crab that they used (although I may have gotten the smallest piece of shell in my Lazy Shack, but it was so good I didn't even care). Lazy Spaghetti: Basically like a massamun beef curry and spaghetti fusion. On the tad spicy side for me. Was really creamy and the sauce to spaghetti ratio was a little heavy (on the sauce side) that I wish there was more spaghetti to soak it up. Definitely would stick to the sushi here (although I'm a sucker for a sushi + hot dish combo). Would consider coming back to try some of their nigiris next time!

A solid contender in our quest for a once-a-month or so Chinese-style restaurant…read more The overall impression was good, with everything well prepared. 1. Egg rolls were a bit greasy. 2. They have a wonderful duck sauce, but they do not give you anywhere near as much. 3. no fortune cookies (that may be delivery only we didn't eat in the restaurant) Overall, the food was good, and the quality was good. The rice (which is important to have) was not mushy! They are on our places to go to again. Plus I didn't try their hot and sour soup. It is (along with Clam Chowder, Fish and Chips) one of my go-to foods.

If I had a choice, they would get no stars at all. The food was gross. I ordered here before I…read moredon't know what happened in the kitchen but $70 is going in the trash and I'm not happy about it.

This is my FAVORITE Asian restaurant anywhere. The service and food is impeccable. The portions…read moreare very generous and made with fresh, wholesome ingredients. The menu is filled with lots of varied choices, including Chinese, Vietnamese, and Thai dishes. And to top it all off, the cost of this delicious food is VERY reasonable. Today, for lunch, I ordered Mongolian Beef, accompanied by hot and sour soup, which was perfectly seasoned and balanced, a spring roll, and rice. I had enough to take home left after consuming enough to be satisfied. I recommend that you make Modern Asia your "go-to" Asian restaurant.

Yesterday was busy, and neither Spousal Unit or I wanted to cook. We decided to order delivery…read morefrom Modern Asia; good choice! SU ordered Kung Pao Shrimp, her "go-to" and every Asian restaurant, and compares each one to China Garden's version. Her verdict: Modern Asia's was "OK", and she told me I could eat the leftovers for my lunch. I did. My verdict was the same: OK, but nothing to write home to Mother about. (My comparison, BTW, is to a restaurant we enjoyed in Ithaca New York that made Kung Pao with peppers that would flay your face from the inside if you dared to eat one. Modern Asia's didn't even tickle, making it a let down). I ordered Seafood Combination Chinese Yellow Curry, a new dish for me. It was yummy. Described as one-pepper spicy on the menu, it had less heat than the Kung Pao, but the curry sauce had layers of flavor. It featured shrimp, scallops, and calmari plus a wonderful mix of peppers, onions, and other veg. All were nicely (crisply) cooked, even taking into account the Door Dash delivery time. I really enjoyed it. Next time I may ask for a bit more heat, but as it is, I hoovered up every morsel. Try it - you'll like it!