This is located in the Great Wall food court. I got the combo box with roast pork and duck and it…read moretasted so good! Although it did seem a bit pricey. Mine was $20 for the combo but the portion was generous!

Not bad! We got the combo order for like $20. It's located in the food court of a grocery store,…read morebut don't let that fool you. Very popular spot!! I wish the duck skin had some sort of glaze on it, I thought it could've been better. The BBQ pork was alright, my favorite was the crispy pork. We got three protein options, rice, and some veggies. Overall, the food was pretty good and I'd come back. Next time I'd try the lean cuts of the crispy pork and bbq pork. Super casual spot with a decent amount of seating in the food court. The line can be long, but it goes decently fast.

It's a huge restaurant , big enough to hold weddings of hundreds of people…read more The service was efficient and friendly. The food was Cantonese style with generous potions We had fried Salt and Pepper Fish, and Pork Flakes w. String Beans. Both were mild flavors.

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.

There's definitely a reason why Da Hong Pao Restaurant is always booked and busy…read more The food was absolutely amazing--you can really tell it's authentic Chinese cuisine. They were also able to accommodate a group of about 18 of my family members and me, which was a huge plus! The service was excellent as well; the staff consistently checked in to make sure we were taken care of. Highly recommend!

I came in for the dim sum. The place was empty which is rare. I sat at the bar and was greeted…read moreimmediately but I wasn't given instructions on how to order the dim sum and as a first timer, I was kind of stuck. The staff answered my questions quickly and took my order. I had the Chinese broccoli, soup dumpling and salt and pepper squid. The Chinese Broccoli wasn't good at all. Very bland and I didn't really like the oyster sauce. The soup dumplings were good. Not anything to write home about, but I'd order them again. The squid was really flavorful and it was a good portion. I also had a giant pot of oolong tea which was delicious. They take Apple Pay as well and for less than $40 it wasn't a bad lunch. I'll be back to give it another shot for dinner.

This is an average local spot if you're craving simple Chinese food. I usually order the shrimp lo…read moremein since it's a basic dish you can't really go wrong with. This time, I decided to switch things up and tried the dan dan noodles along with the salt and pepper squid. The squid wasn't too bad and was probably the better part of the meal. Unfortunately, the dan dan noodles were disappointing--the noodles were overcooked and the flavor just didn't taste right to me. On top of that, the customer service didn't make the experience any better. The lady at the front who took my order seemed unhappy and not very friendly. Overall, I didn't get a welcoming vibe, which makes it hard to want to come back.

This is my go-to for Chinese food. Fast, delicious, no complains and in the neighborhood. Take out…read moreonly though.

Service is great, waitress was amazing, celebrated my brother and I's birthday here! Loved the…read moreenergy 10/10 will come again. Food was tastey, drinks are good with great happy hour deals too!

Not all chains are created equal. Reviews confirmed that and I trusted them enough to travel to the…read moreWoodley Park location for the best experience. It did not disappoint. Easy street parking got me inside just before the 2:30pm brunch cutoff. The vibe inside was immediately inviting. Cute trees growing in the center, real or not I was not brave enough to touch them, and well appointed tables throughout. We sat at the bar, ordered a Mai Tai and it arrived quickly. The service set the tone from the moment we sat down. We started with egg drop and hot and sour soup. Egg drop is my go to and I make it a point to try it wherever it appears on the menu. This one is one of the better ones in the area. Served hot and full of flavor. No enhancements needed. Then on to shrimp dumplings, roasted pork bun, and pork dumplings. The pork dumplings were my favorite and the roasted pork bun was my guest's. We could have stopped right there and been happy. One word of advice, the chili oil served on the table is super hot. We did not expect it so be careful when using. It is so good but it will catch you off guard! The shared entrees were the Han Style Peking Duck and Yang Chow Fried Rice. We have had Peking Duck previously at Philippe Chow and this one outperformed it. Served without the tableside theatrics but delivering every bit of the flavor. Goes to show sometimes good meals do not need the pomp and circumstance. Even though I love the thrills. The Yang Chow Fried Rice was not your typical version. The pork was marinated sweeter than anything I have had before and it elevated the whole dish in the best way. If you're going for a more traditional take on fried rice this would not be your go to. We ended with sesame balls served warm. Like a donut but with a not overwhelming sweetness. Filled with something I could not quite identify but it did not matter. A great ending to the meal. The bartender was attentive and reading the room the entire time. The next Mai Tai arrived right as I took the last sip of the first. I could not finish it completely but it was that good. All hands on deck made the food ordering and arrival quick and efficient. One honest note worth sharing. Han's Palace adds 20% gratuity to the menu but the bill comes out prompting you to select a tip again. Easy to miss. I went back in after visiting a spot next door to flag it and the waiter assured me nothing additional was charged even though I selected more. Noble of them. Just something to be mindful of when you go. Han's Palace Woodley Park is a gathering worth coming back to and the perfect starting point for a full day of fun in the surrounding area. Especially if you have family or friends visiting the city.

great vibe nice service the food was great and dim sum…read morewas great too will come back visit soon

We went here on a Saturday around noon for dim sum. The food was okay. The pork siu mai and the…read morefried sticky rice dumplings were fine, nothing remarkable. The shrimp dumplings were good. The beef ribs were really difficult to eat and the meat was not tender at all, it was much more tough and stringy than I expected. The steamed beef rice noodles also had no flavor, definitely would not recommend this dish or the beef ribs. The space was nice, there were a lot of larger tables as well as smaller tables for parties of 2 to 4. It wasn't too crowded when we went, a few larger groups and some young families. As other reviewers have noted, the service was sorely lacking. I noticed some of the servers were pleasant, but the lady who was serving us was pretty unfriendly and inattentive. She did not check on us even once to see if we needed more water. She just seemed annoyed and like she couldn't be bothered to do her job. There was another lady that did check on us near the end of our meal and she was very friendly, asked us if we needed any boxes, and offered to refill our water glasses for us. I guess your experience just depends on who you happen to get, but in my opinion, if you're that rude to customers, maybe you shouldn't be working in customer service. They do validate for parking in the lot and there's a garage that is for you for the first two hours. Overall, the prices at this restaurant are higher than is typical for dim sum. The space is nice, but for these prizes, I would expect a higher quality of food and definitely a higher quality in terms of service. I don't think that I'll be back to eat here.

Haven't had Full Kee in a long time but since Miu Kee changed their chefs/menu- I needed to retry…read moreFull Lee again. Came on a Saturday morning and it wasn't too busy; thankfully we were able to get sat in a few minutes. The staff are friendly and attentive. Some dishes I dont know the name of in English so it was nice that some of the servers also spoke Viet (in addition to Chinese), so I could just order it in Vietnamese lol --Beef Chow Foon (Hu Tieu Xao Bo) 5/5 super delicious, HOT, tasted perfect-- did not need additional soy sauce --Deep Fried Seafood (Tôm/mực Chiên Giòn Rang Muối) 3/5- It tasted really good but the batter was interesting. It uses a different kind of batter than normal; it was similar to the kingdom pork chop batter. It was like the seafood was in a deep fried pocket, instead of being battered all around. --Water-spinach sautéed with garlic (rau muống xào tỏi) 5/5 Loved it. No comments lol --Clams in black bean sauce (nghêu xào tương đen) 5/5 -- my personal fav dish from anywhere. Tasted great. The restaurant was clean and had plenty of seating. I highly recommend going to Full Kee if youre craving Chinese food.

As much as I travel to Falls Church area, this is the first time being at this place called Full…read moreKee where I met up with relatives who were visiting. They have plenty of seatings and offer a variety Cantonese dishes. To make it simple, I order multiple items and share it like family style such as beef chow fun, 2 protein platter (roasted duck and crispy pork); Szechuan green beans, congee, wonton noodle soups, seafood pan fried noodles, and fried pork. Every dish ordered was delicious except the fried pork which was a fried large intestine. But as for me it's an acquired taste and it was too gamed with a very strong odor with each bite. I was so looking forward to their dim sum but unfortunately they lost a chef that creates them. So they removed dim sum off their menu. They also have another restaurant located in Richmond area. Our server was friendly, attentive and knowledgeable.

Great dim sum for the DMV. They still use the carts which is fun and feels more authentic. Food is…read morefresh. Servers are fast and efficient. The duck skin is crispy and the meat is juicy. Good har gow and sui mai.

Used to be my favorite dimsum place for years! But last few times I feel like it's going down hill…read more Most the food on the cart is cold. But I do get seated faster, not much of a wait like before.