Incredible place! I loved the food, customer service, and the atmosphere. It's a great location and…read moreambience. My group enjoyed the pan-fried grandma's dumplings, korean friend 'chicken', and scallion pancakes, among other great items. Desserts are also a highlight here, we loved the caramelized apple sweet buns. Looking forward to coming back and trying more of the menu!

My first time at the "new" location and nothing has changed. The food is absolutely incredible and…read morethe couple who owns/runs it still has the same personalities. Can't wait to take my nephews to this place.

Thai food is always so good and flavorful. I loved this little place in Takoma Park! Theres a tiny…read moreparking entrance straight off of Carrol that's free for an hour and then $4 an hour after (even if you're 5 min past!) so it's just better to do meter or come after 7p and the meters are free! It's also a short walk from Takoma Metro. Cute and casual place. I didn't need reservations on Friday night or Monday night coming around 6:30 or 7 PM. It's probably harder and bigger groups but if you're just coming in two or four or even six, it should be pretty manageable. My favorite here is the pad Thai. I get extra lime and the spicy tray. And it's one of the best pad Thais I've had. The drunken noodles was OK and the green curry was OK for me. Not bad but also not what I'd be returning for (I'm coming back for pad thai!) my husband loved the green curry though. Service is pleasant and nothing over the top and water is topped off timely manner. Absolutely no complaints. They have two single stall bathrooms and that's kept pretty clean. They're outside seating is for takeout so that's kind of pleasant if you wanna do takeout and just eat it outside.

Forgot I came here five years ago well came again and enjoyed it just as much as I did last time…read morethe basil fried rice being the star of the show and the duck rolls being something new and delicious. Much more I would like to try hope to not let this visit be as long as the last

Grabbed dinner with a friend here before heading to a crafting event - the food was tasty and…read moreservice friendly. It's a self-serve style place with a counter and limited seating, but it was quiet when we went in and service was fast. We both got creamy Indian dishes with rice and naan that were delicious, and large enough portions that we both took food home. Dumplings (momos) were just ok, but maybe it was the flavor I got. I wasn't a huge fan of the recommended sauce, which was served cold and detracted from the dumpling imo. The mango lassi was cold and delicious, and overall we enjoyed our meal.

If you're looking for a spot that takes flavor to the next level, look no further than Moh Moh…read moreLicious. The spicy momo here are absolutely next-level spicy--in the best way possible. The heat hits you slowly, but it's not just about the spice; there's so much flavor packed into each bite. We also tried the lamb biryani. It's so much more than just rice. The layers of flavor in that dish are a full-on explosion in your mouth. Tender lamb, fragrant spices, and just the right amount of heat--seriously, every bite was a delight. We ate inside the restaurant, and the experience was fantastic. The ambiance is cozy, and the service is friendly. It's the perfect spot for a flavorful meal that'll leave your taste buds dancing. Highly recommend it!

If you've never heard of/had Burmese food, then this is the local spot to try it. The owner…read morewelcomed me in and the kindest smile and spirit. I told I did research with my fellow Yelpers and they gave me some good recs. I order the tea leaves salad, my guest has the tomato salad for starters, along with the beef special. The tea leaves salad was great but the tomato salad, oh my. And that beef special with the best fried potatoes was everything good about trying local family restaurant. It was so crispy and the beef super tender and flavorful. This is local family-owned spot, no frill just good food...good Burmese food. It's an culinary experience I'm glad I was invited to have.

A family Burmese restaurant in downtown Silver Spring. It's been there for years, and loved by…read morelocals. We ordered its signature Green Tea Leaf Salad and pork belly in an onion curry. Both were good with mild flavors. The service was friendly and the atmosphere was like a home. It looked kind of old and outdated and I think the restaurant needs an upgrade. I was worried about parking in downtown area but pleasantly surprised to find a public parking lot by the restaurant. That's really cool!

One LAST brunch at 1123 x Huncho House by Chef Tobias before the doors closes in the DMV. The end…read moreof an era... but of course, we brunch FIRST. I went. I ate. I got my content. DONE! BRUNCH: 10/10 DRINKS: 10/10 VIBES: 10/10 Thank you @Chef Tobias Dorzon

And just like that, 1123 Huncho House closes its doors. We made it on the very last day…read morereservations secured and all. A proper send off. I'll be honest, I wasn't the biggest fan throughout their run but supporting local businesses matters to me and a closing deserved a final visit. I'm glad I went. In true 1123 fashion the menu looked nothing like what I remembered completely different. But the off menu specials stepped up and delivered. I went with the lamb rack, suya potatoes and eggs which was pretty decent across the board. No complaints, solid final plate. Now the churro waffles, first time trying them and somehow they saved the best for last. The texture was perfect, the flavor delivered and I'm already mourning them. Those alone made the final visit worth it. Service was surprisingly fast and smooth for a last day operation, which honestly says a lot about how they chose to go out. Head held high. It wasn't always my favorite spot but they were local owned and they deserved their flowers on the way out. Rest well 1123.

I'm so Amazed kyoko Go Japanese's grilled I hearing Kyoto…read moreGo Japanese grilled Vary to way too beautiful meat Good meat Excellent Will done

Good teriyaki chicken, good price. A good local option if you have a craving for "mall-style"…read moreteriyaki stir fry.

I was blessed to experience Bibibop at a derby party yesterday. let me tell you that this food was…read moreamazing! I had the tofu bowl with rice, lettuce, onions, eggs, cheese and broccoli with black beans. YUMMY!!! So here's some background information because I have never heard of this place before: Bibibop has been described as "an Asian take on Chipotle." It was founded in 2013 in Columbus, Ohio by Korean American entrepreneur Charley Shin, the founder of Charleys Cheesesteaks. Casual eatery providing customized bowls, rice and salads along with a selection of Asian-inspired toppings. mixed rice Bibimbap meana (mixed rice), sometimes romanised as bi bim bap or bi bim bop, is a Korean rice dish... In my opinion I would say bibimbap is generally considered a very healthy and nutritious dish. It provides a balanced mix of carbohydrates, protein, and fiber. Typically featuring steamed rice, various vegetables, protein (egg or beef), and sesame oil, it is low in fat, high in vitamins, and supports healthy weight management. What are you waiting for!!!???? Drop by a location today and grab a healthy meal!!!!!

cynthia and adriana are very nice employee. they gave us a free drink and a discount for…read moredownloading the app! they're very nice people. will definitely buy from here againnn

Nine of us wandered in here as our 4th choice. All of us were delighted and looking for an excuse…read moreto return. None of us were from this area, and we intended to go to the Mayflower Chinese Restaurant, based on Yelp reviews. However, once we walked in the door, it was apparent this place was focused on carryout, and there was no way we were staying to eat in their dingy entrance area. We walked next door to the Meleket Ethiopian restaurant. However, the place was deserted, and we didn't stay there either. We tried the Lime & Cilantro, the next place down, but it was packed and couldn't handle our group. So, we skipped past the verernary clinic and went to Spring Garden. And, what a great choice that was. They offer a huge menu of Chinese, Thai, and Japanese meals. Everything is reasonably priced. Once we got our food, we were impressed with the quality and portion sizes. And, through it all, the service was prompt and friendly. I ordered Hot and Sour soup (my bellwether for Chinese restaurants) and beef chow fun. The soup was flavorful without being overpowering, and the chow fun was delicious too. I liked everything so much that I ordered another soup and Thai Basil with Chicken to go, and that's been my lunch for the past couple of days. Don't be put off by the seediness of its location. Spring Garden is a great place to grab some tasty, reasonably priced food, either to eat in or take away.

Good food but not quite as good as others like Bite of Asia and Red Maple. My friend introduced me…read morebut was not happy with the price increases several years ago.

A few months ago, I was on the go and made a quick stop here to grab some dumplings --…read morespecifically, the spicy Sichuan dumplings. I walked inside and ordered -- all the while noticing there was no one else in there besides the two staff haha. One was behind the counter and the other was at one of the dining booths. After ordering, I waited outside for a couple of minutes for it to be ready. It was ready when I ran back in, and I decided to eat in my car. I realized I didn't have chopsticks, so I ran back in and asked for some. They pointed to where I could grab some at -- I didn't see them initially. I grabbed a pair and went back to my car. They were definitely spicy, no games to be played there! Good dumplings overall. If I'm in the area, I'd be curious to dine in for the full experience and try more off of the menu. I'll return eventually!

I just got delivery from Red Maple and it was awful. Most of the food felt old, like it had been…read moresitting around all day - I've had much better food in a mall food court. I had edamame, chicken satay, triple delight and lomein. The chicken satay looked disgusting and after one bite it all went straight in the trash. I will not order from here

This place is phenomenal!…read more We visited on a Thursday, just after they opened at 11. We were able to find street parking right out front, and order pretty quickly. We got a Dino Rib, Wagyu Brisket, cornbread, banana pudding, key lime pie, blackberry cider, and water, which totaled just under $100. And I will say it was well worth it!! The only thing we probably could have done without was the key lime pie. The employees were friendly and service was quick. The whole place gave instant Texas vibes, even the bathroom matched the bbq style, super cute. We will definitely return again.

First time here, and when I think of good BBQ, this is the kind of food that comes to mind. I had…read moreto try a few things, so I grabbed the brisket, the cheddar and jalapeño sausage, and some pork ribs. All of it was incredible. Not positive, but if I had to guess I'd say the sausages are ground in house. The inside has a great vibe too. Plenty of tables, and you can watch them prepping your food right there on the line. And the BBQ sauce was so good, I love that you can actually see the pepper in it. Turns out the spot has the hardware to back it up. The pitmaster won Restaurateur of the Year at the 2026 RAMMYS, and their brisket gets called some of the best around. Worth a stop.