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Not all chains are created equal. Reviews confirmed that and I trusted them enough to travel to the Woodley 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.
My friend was in town for a family event and she stayed with me, yay! I was invited to join her for dinner with about six other family members. We took Metro from Silver spring since this restaurant is right across the street from the Woodley Park Metro. We had a large table at the back of the restaurant. Service was great. Very welcoming. We ordered lots of egg rolls and fried rice prior to our main entrees. I had the crispy eggplant. My waitress asked if it was OK that it was sweet and I said sure. And it sure was sweet. It tasted like dessert! That's a good thing in my book. Who doesn't love dessert?! It was the perfect venue to catch up with some of my friend's relatives I haven't seen in ages. Everyone loved their food. My friend ordered the Mongolian beef and there was a couple pieces of beef she didn't eat that I tucked in my take on box for a treat for my pooch. She loved it too!
the bottomless cocktails at this location are STRONG. You won't see the promotion on the menu but once you get to the restaurant, it's on a black sign outside the restaurant. THEY WALK AROUND FILLING YOUR CUP WHEN YOU'RE ALMOST DONE so it feels like you never really finish your first one. The food was good, didn't take long for us to start eating after placing an order. We had the pan-fried dumplings which were delicious, dry beef chow fun and the orange chicken with 2 bowls of white rice for each of us. All the food is honestly made to share here, and we left FULL. they don't take reservations; it's first come first serve on who they seat but they do their best to make sure you're accommodated if they have room for you.
Han Palace Woodley Park is a convenient location for the surrounding area since most traditional Chinese restaurants are near downtown DC or elsewhere. This is a much needed addition to the Connecticut Ave corridor which lacks authentic Chinese restaurants and especially Dim Sum (brunch small plates). I hope that there are more choices like this in the near future for this surrounding area which lacks good traditional Chinese restaurants. The parking can be daunting since it still is in DC, might have a bit of a walk but that is everywhere in DC. The food was fast and had some unique choices that are not on a standard menu.
Savory, perfectly cooked noodles. Good texture from the dumplings. Nice setting on the inside makes it feel more upscale than the prices. Fast service. No complaints! We ordered a la carte so next time we'll try the ayce menu. Located steps away from the nearest metro station.
Do not go here! They literally don't cook anything from scratch here. The pan fried chicken and vegetable and pan fried beef and vegetable dumplings are frozen BIBIGO dumplings they just reheated. The scallion pancakes are also store bought and drenched in oil, basically uneatable. I was shocked at how rude the waitress was, when my friends and I ordered our meal or just tried to ask for the bill, she was obviously annoyed. There was a table next to us with small kids that she glared at the whole time and replaced their plates with styrofoam plates... This restaurant is not authentic and there weren't any other asian customers. The menu says salted fish on it and when we asked what kind of fish it was, the waitress said it was a big fish, but then the chef came out and said it was fish SAUCE not real fish. The wontons in my wonton soup were cold in the middle. So disappointed, my group ordered a lot of food and wasn't satisfied with the meal so we ended up going to a different restaurant across the street afterwards.
This is a cute, quaint space with excellent service and quality food. I had time restrictions do the staff advised most times could be served in 10 to 15 minutes. The server was patient with any questions regarding the menu. I ordered the egg rolls and general tso shrimp (not on the menu). If you see something you like but prefer different meat or vegetable preferences they may be able to accommodate you. The egg rolls were standard but the sauce was tastless below par. A generic duck sauce tastes better. Typically places on this scale have a better quality sauce with a nice balanced flavor. The general tso shrimp was a good portion, sizeable shrimp and had a good flavor.
If neon slime food this is the place to go! Very pretty restaurant tho... ambiance was nice. Food skip
One of the best dim sum places! Drinks are yummy, food is amazing, and now I hear they do an all you can eat option. Obviously I'll have to go back for all you can eat. This is a must stop if you are in the area! Great decor and atmosphere and the staff were friendly and helpful with what their favorites were!
I had a great lunch here with my friends, exceeded my expectation. The decoration was traditional Chinese, good taste, pleasant and comfortable. We ordered several dim sums and some entrees. They were all good and delicious. I'm most impressed with 5*steamed CHILEAN SEA BASS 清蒸鱈魚: tender and delicious. 4.5*SALT & PEPPER SHRIMP椒盐虾球: very good and not salty at all. Just right. Every dish was good, i ended up eating too much. I had a great experience with here with the outstanding service and food.
I think Han Palace serves its purpose. By that, I mean to say it definitely brings a different version of "Chinese food" to a non-Chinese neighborhood. The food is 100% inauthentically Chinese but it's also not Americanized Chinese food. The taste wasn't bad and the visuals resembled Chinese food! There were lots of curious culinary missteps; so let's dive in! Misstep #1: the salty fish fried rice was WAY too salty and that made the overall taste subpar. But the saving grace of this dish was that every other component works! The eggs, chicken, and scallions were spot on! If this dish just removed the salty fish, then the dish would have been perfect. So why not just drop the salty fish in its entirety? Misstep #2: the steamed chicken feet was too sweet. This dish CAN be sweet but you have to counterbalance the sweetness with other flavors. The dish that I received was, unfortunately, a bit too sweet. Highlight: everything else about the dish was great (nice texture, spot on with the marination, not oily or greasy) Misstep #3: pork ribs were way too oily. When you steam a pork rib, fatty oil will naturally ooze out of the ribs. The restaurant made the mistake of over-marinating the ribs with too much oil. The taste was good minus the oily part. Misstep #4: I didn't even taste the bean curd in the "Bean Curd with Beef Ball." IDK if the bean curd was suppose to come with the dish or go inside of beef balls. Highlight, the beef ball tasted great though. Bright spots; chow fun and gold/purple yolk buns were amazing. Also, four dim sum dishes + a chow fun + a fried rice for $61 (post tax) is nicely priced. The portions were also fair for the price and location. The service was superb. The staff members were attentive and warm. So to summarize: taste was inconsistent, service was great, and one can expect to eat food that looks like Chinese food but is actually disguised as some other food. Overall, 2.5/5 bumped up to a 3/5.
Reviews are mixed. Many praise the flavorful dim sum, strong drinks, and inviting ambiance.
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2 years ago
Han Palace always hits the spot and is one of the best soup dumplings in DC! Love their other dim sum items and gosh the Peking duck is well priced and delicious! They even offer half Peking ducks for couples. Some of the other dumplings are not the best in the city!! The ambiance is gorgeous with a living tree inside. And service is good - they also speak Mandarin Chinese here if you speak that. read more
9 months ago
This is a relatively new restaurant in our neighborhood - the fact that it always seems to be packed has to be a good sign, at least I thought until we finally tried it on a weekday afternoon when it was less busy. The mid size interior is colorfully and tastefully decorated with artificial trees and window shaped wall mirrors giving it a more spacious and outdoor feel (they also have tables out in front but without cover and I've never seen anyone eat there). Dining room has smaller tables in the front part along both walls and a few in the middle, and larger tables in the back with a small bar on one side. The menu has a dim sum section but the selection is very limited - mostly steamed with no baked items. The regular menu is fairly generic but missing a few vegetable dishes I'd consider staples of any Chinese restaurants such as dry fried green beans. Since the main reason we came here was to try out the dim sum dishes we ordered soup dumplings, bean curd roll with oyster sauce, bean curd beef ball, shrimp and chive dumpling, shrimp dumpling, and from the regular menu a crispy eggplant. The soup dumplings were a huge disappointment - the stumpy appearance was already a giveaway, and sure enough they didn't have any soup inside and the wrappers felt sticky and stiff. The bean curd beef balls were the worst - they looked utterly unappealing, just odd clumps of grayish meat and totally tasteless, and I wasn't sure what the bean curd had to do with the dish. The crispy eggplant, in the end, saved the day somewhat - deep fried with thick batter but stayed crispy with a coat of hardened caramelized sauce. I was really hoping for there to be a good dim sum place in the neighborhood but too bad this is not going to be it. read more
A newbie but a goodie! Was visiting DC and a friend suggested Han Palace- a new spot in Woolley Park just across from the Metro station. Definitely made for an easy trip over from Logan Circle! First off, the ambiance and feel. It's much classier than I expected- the plates were beautiful! We ordered several dim sum dishes and a few veggies- all were superb and fresh! We also got some cocktails. The soup dumplings were soooo good, we got a second steamer. Bravo! read more
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Woodley Park is so lucky to have Han Palace. You can finally have dim sum any day of the week and order right off the menu. Great classics: shumai, pan fried dumplings, scallion pancakes, pork buns, etc. (3-4 pieces each). No more weekends-only or roaming carts with limited options while everyone hurriedly tries to flag them down. Loved our main dishes too: outstanding crispy walnut shrimp, succulent roast duck, and flavorful Chinese broccoli. For our hungry crowd of four, we ordered five dim sum dishes and four main dishes, with Asahi beer and cocktails (get the purple lychee). Great, attentive service with friendly waitstaff. We tried this place less than a week after it opened, and there were plenty of tables around 5:30pm on a Friday, but it was packed after an hour. There are round tables in the back for large parties and a long bar if you want to grab a seat quickly. No reservations, but worth the wait. Han Palace is a much-needed addition to the neighborhood. read more
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2 years ago
Extremely overhyped. We attempted something new instead of our usual dumpling spot and were severely disappointed. Two bites in and we knew the rest of the food orders we pre planned were null and void. The dumplings were overcooked to the point the dumpling skin was complete mush and the soup dumplings had no soup. The only ones that held up were the chicken dumplings which we accidentally ordered instead of beef, and those lacked any depth of flavor. read more
What a great find! I was in the mood for Chinese food and after looking at the reviews wanted to try HP-WP. My husband said it was the best Chinese food he'd ever had, and I drag him to a lot of restaurants. We split the orange chicken, garlic Chinese broccoli, and Mongolian beef. The orange chicken was perfectly cooked with a sweet and somewhat spicy sauce. The broccoli was steamed and had cloves of garlic mixed in. The Mongolian beef had cooked onions that still held a crunch. Both of us loved every bite. It was well cooked and not at all greasy, which is why my husband generally doesn't love Chinese food. The inside of the restaurant has two artificial trees you can dine beneath with lanterns among the branches. If you get the chance, I would absolutely recommend HP-WP. You won't be disappointed! read more
1 year ago
Walked in on a Sunday afternoon and was seated right away. Loved the decor that gave an outside relaxing vibe with the tree decor inside. The service was great and they never had me waiting on them to provide us on missing items. Food was delicious as we ordered a bunch of dim sum. Came here to try the Purple Golden Yolk dim sum for my wife's birthday. Not as bad, best if you eat warm and beware that the yolk can get everywhere if you aren't careful. Also ordered chicken feet, pepper & salt eggplant and tofu, pork dumplings, sesame chicken, soup dumplings& more. Would come back again. read more
The food wasn't terrible, but didn't blow me away. The soup dumplings were the biggest disappointment -- no soup and a thick skin. I prefer the frozen ones I can buy at the grocery store. There was a large volume of Singapore noodles, but not enough shrimp / pork topping. The bean curd in oyster sauce just tasted not quite right / authentic. read more
10 months ago
Great experience! The service was exceptional, making us feel welcome and well cared for throughout our meal. As we are new-ish to Dim Sum, we were thrilled to find this spot--perfectly priced for trying out a variety of dishes without breaking the bank. Everything we ordered was delicious, from the savory dumplings and crisp scallion pancakes to the pork buns and flavorful lo mein. But the standout was definitely the purple gold yolk bun--it was such a great surprise to end the meal! If you're looking to explore Dim Sum or just want a delicious meal, give this place a try. Definitely recommended! read more
2 years ago
1 year ago
Great Chinese food. They had a very thorough menu. The ambience of the restaurant is great. I had the Singapore noodles and they were excellent. Great service! read more
1 year ago
First time here and the food was amazing! The seafood fried rice, Singapore noodles and Mongolian beef were perfect choices and Lycee martinis were refreshingly delicious! The restaurant offers a nice intimate setting and the staff were very friendly! read more
To sum it up: I'm surprised Han Palace is rated so well as there was nothing we tried that we'd reorder. - Soup Dumpling ($11.95): 6 pcs; literally no soup and a thick dumpling wrapper - Shrimp Dumpling ($5.50): 3 pcs; tasted bland/like dish water - Pork Dumpling Fresh Crab Roe ($5.50): 3pcs; I admittedly never like shao mai and this was no exception - Shrimp & Chive Dumpling ($5.50): 3 pcs; dumpling skin was too mushy, inside wasn't memorable - Roasted Pork Bun ($6.95): 3pcs; one of the better items but not enough filling for the bun - Scallion Pancake ($4.95): Crunchy and hard all the way through rather than flaky - Purple Gold Yolk Bun ($6.95): This was okay but again not enough filling for the bun The interior was nice, bathrooms were very clean, and staff were friendly... but not interested in trying the rest of the menu after trying the dim sum. read more
My brother and I really wanted dim sum, something more than just potstickers (which seems to be the most readily available "dim sum"). We decided to give this place a shot on a Sunday. There was some parking parking out front (Score!) and a very small waiting area at the front of the restaurant. It was packed, because everyone was trying to avoid the sun. We were put on the wait list; there was no hostess or paper sign in waitlist so make sure to tell someone you want a table. We were told our wait would be 30 minutes. At around the 30 min mark, we were offered the bar--which we opted for. We ordered right away, soup dumplings, char siu bun, har gao, shu mai, quarter of duck, and scallion pancake. We told our waiter that we wanted the sesame balls at the end. The food came out in pairs. First couple items came out quickly and then it slowed down. We ended up waiting an extra 15 min at the end for our sesame balls that took way too long so we just cancelled that item. Service was lackluster; started off good and just kind of fell off with our last item and check. The food was fine. My favorite was probably the buns because the bread was fluffy and they were decently filled. The soup dumplings were also good. Though I like shrimp dumplings, I think the batch we had were a bit over cooked, the wrapper was a little soggy and fell apart easily. Duck was a good portion but was not cut through at parts, we struggled to pry pieces apart with our chopsticks. The meat was lukewarm, which was a little odd and I think I would've enjoyed something to dip it in, like hoisin. The shu mai was what I expected and scallion pancakes were not oily so that was nice. I do miss the experience of dim sum with the carts, because I could always see exactly what I was getting and know it what was available, rather than waiting 15 min for an item that was apparently not meant to be. I would try again, maybe table instead of bar and different food options. The price is decent for dim sum and the portions read more
2 years ago
We decided to try the Han Palace in Woodley Park, and it didn't disappoint. When we arrived we were told it would be a 30 minute wait, but after waiting about 10-15 minutes spots at the bar opened up, we asked, and they let us immediately sit there rather than wait for a table. To drink we got a rum and coke and a lychee Bellini. I love that they put an actual piece of lychee in the drink, as it's one of my favorite fruits. Under the dim sum section of the menu we got the scallion pancake, shrimp dumpling, soup dumpling, roasted pork bun, and the pork ribs with garlic. Under entrees, we got the general tso's chicken. The entree was a large portion to share for two people, especially since we also got a variety of dim sum. The only items that we thought were just okay were the pork ribs with garlic and the scallion pancake, though we will definitely be back as everything else was very flavorful. Tip: This location doesn't have the all you can eat menu, so even though there are photos of an all you can eat menu you won't find it at this location. read more
If I'm grading this for authentic dim sum and canto, this would be a 3. If I'm grading this for it's location in DC, amongst other Asian food, this is a 5, so an average of 4. If I'm grading this along what to expect for fresh dim sum, they were not as fresh and authentic as I expect. The bbq pork bun and oozy custard buns (purple with gold streaks) were great - fresh, hot. But the spare ribs were way small in portion and fatty. The dumpling kept falling apart as it came from frozen. They were also on the pricey side, but not a surprise given its location in Dc. It's definitely catered to more an Americanized and touristy clientele. The interior and silverware/table settings are all great for bringing new friends and introducing them to Cantonese food. read more
1 year ago
I came here cuz I heard about the dim sum, but we ended up not getting much of that. My family and I were still very happy to come here to have authentic good food for a good price (not too expensive for lots of food). Thee restaurant was very pretty and so were all the silverware and plating. I love the little tea cups (I wish I could take then home.) Service was very quick and careful as lots of food were especially hot. read more
Second time back at the Woodley Park branch. It is decent for DC dim sum since there aren't many options around. Service was average since it took some time for us to get hold of the service staff to get spoons for our Xiao long bao. By then, the buns have cooled down, and no longer taste as good. I was also a little disappointed that we did not have the typical Chinese soup spoons, but we were served the usual western looking metal spoons for our buns. Would still love to come for the all you can eat option at barracks row some time. If you walk in without a reservation on a Sunday afternoon after 2pm, you can get a table easily. We shared all these dishes amongst two pax and it comes up to around $50+ including tips and taxes. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
First things first the lemon drops are 10/10 ! Best ive had in the city ! Second the vibes are chill but still the perfect ambience! The service is kool but if your an uptight adult , youll prob mistake them for rude but its a cultural thing. Over all the good was a 9/10. Best general cho chicken ive had in the dmv area ! read more
We came here with a party of 4 while visiting DC. Ambiance was nice and clean. The design is very modern and appealing. Service was good as well. Tea pot set is very elegant and picture worthy. I am giving this a 2 star because the soup dumplings are definitely from the frozen bags and not freshly hand made which was very disappointing. The other dim sum dumplings was luke warm. Portion size was small compared to the price. The Cantonese style dishes we ordered were better but still not authentic. The quality and flavor of the food was not to par with my taste buds therefore I wouldn't come back. read more
Love this place! Min is awesome bartender! The food is delicious great for large parties we came in after our cruise got cancelled and they catered to our party of 12! We had so much fun and enjoyed every flavor! Thank you to the HAN PALACE STAFF! read more
3 years ago
Food was beautiful. Love the decor. Staff was lovely. I will be coming back to try the dinner menu! read more
2 years ago
Great ambiance, fun decor, pretty place settings. Wait staff extremely attentive. I had the shrimp dumplings, pan fried beef dumplings, egg rolls, and sesame balls. Very fair prices. All the food was amazing. I will go again if I am in the area. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
I want to love this place because I love traditional Cantonese food and love the fact I don't need to go to Chinatown and could have it right here in my own neighborhood on Capitol Hill. Like all the reviewers have said, I would rate it a 3 for traditional Cantonese food, but a 5 because of the location where it's clearly focused for Americanized pallet's. Much of the stuff does seem frozen where I can go and buy this from H Mart myself. I've gotten the noodle soups there many times and the last time I got the duck noodle soup. The duck was most skin and bones with one or two pieces have any actual duck meat on it and unfortunately the noodles were way over cooked and soggy. If you wanna brunch away and do there all you can eat I guess it's worth it but I will try again and hopefully the noodle soup gets better. This is simple stuff. read more
I think my favorite here was the Peking duck. It was crispy and had good flavoring. I have been to both the Vienna location and DC. DC is probably better because when we ordered a few dumplings at the location in Vienna, they fell apart easily when picked up. Except for the soup dumplings, some of the other dumplings were a bit soggy. Spare ribs were decent. Chicken feet was tender, which I liked. I gave it 4 stars for the ambiance (esp the DC location is cute). Otherwise, food may just be a 3.8. Service was okay. We weren't mistreated so I'm happy with that. Nothing to complain about. read more
Wanted to try this place after seeing an ayce promotion, but that isnt offered here but at other locations. Came with a large group of 8 people, had to wait an hour for table to clear up. Interior is very nice, great aesthetics and decor. We tried many dishes. Soup dumpling, shu mai, har gao, other dim sum we ordered were okay, not memorable or anything. shu mai w char siu pork buns were disappointing with this finely shredded meat paste filling almost. Mapo tofu weirdly had peas and carrots in it lol, also was okay. Do not recommend salt and pepper eggplant. I really liked the cucumber salad and honey walnut shrimp though. Tea also came in this pretty glass teapots where you can ask for a refill (not sure if they just added more hot water though). Menu had many items to it, very large selection. Price ended up being cheap split per person, portions of food were large and reasonably priced. Overall, okay place, probably wouldn't return for good dim sum though. read more
3 years ago
First time trying this place after a visit at the zoo! We got the soup dumplings, dry beef chow fun, and the roasted crispy pork. Soup Dumplings: The soup dumplings looked great, but was lacking the soup in the soup dumplings. I did however enjoy the taste of the dough and filling. Some might say the dough is a bit thick, but I personally enjoyed it! 7/10 Dry beef chow fun: The chow fun came out as you would expect! The noodles were nice and the meat was not overly dry. We did get one piece of meat that was undercooked, but it wasn't something we needed to fuss over. Since it was a chow fun, we did expect it to be a little oily! The oil in it was balanced well for this dish and was thoroughly enjoyed this night. 8/10 Roasted crispy pork: The roasted pork came out beautifully! It was plated simply and easy to enjoy. The meat was tender and we were able to get a nice crunch on the pork skin. If you're not a huge fan of fatty pork pieces, this might not be the dish for you. There was a higher fat to meat ratio on the pork but ỉ tasted great with the sauce and rice. As a fan of crispy pork skin, it did leave me desiring a little more crispy skin, but it still tasted great. 9/10 Overall, I enjoyed the food here. For a DC dimsum place, it definitely hits the spot. Would definitely come back to fulfill a dimsum craving or to just get some good Chinese food. :) read more
Super cute restaurant! It was busy for lunch on a Friday! Shrimp dumplings (steamed) were just average. I wish it had come with a tangy dipping sauce, but the only offering was soy, fresh chili sauce and a vinegar for dipping. The soup dumplings and chicken and vegetable dumplings (pan fried) were outstanding. The spring rolls were good, not over fried - typical Chinese fare spring rolls. I also really enjoyed the pickled radish side dish! I wasn't really a fan of the Sesame balls but it was my first time trying them but my friend really liked them. Looking forward to trying other menu items! read more
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2649 Connecticut Ave NW
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Is there parking?
There isn't parking, and street parking is awful. I would say downright scary. You can park with your flasher on for a moment to run in and grab your food.
Do they offer all you can eat dim sum at this location, and if so do you know how much?
No, they only offer AYCE at the Georgetown location!
Do they do cart service here?
I don't think they offer cart service here as space is limited. When we went, we ordered everything a la carte. Super fresh and delicious dim sum!
How much is the the all you can eat?
I think it's $40 and only at the Barracks Row location
Do they take reservations?
I don’t think they take reservations on Sunday dim sum. First come first serve
How long does brunch last on the weekends?
Not sure, possibly till 2pm. Is best to call them first
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