Decent prizes for decent food. Great selection of restaurants in the food court though. Got…read moredumplings, asian chicken and rice from one restaurant and then got pastries at a different place. Quick service all around.

I was disappointed with my visit to Luna Hall. It feels like management has stopped maintaining the…read moreplace. The bathrooms were in poor condition. Several stall doors were broken or wouldn't lock, and one restroom appeared to be used for storage with boxes blocking access. The downstairs area was dirty, with storage boxes stacked throughout the hallways and even a freezer sitting in a public walkway. It gave the impression that back-of-house storage had spilled into customer areas. Another concerning issue was that there was an equipment/server rack sitting wide open outside the restroom, which didn't seem appropriate or safe in a public space. One thing that surprised me was the food hall concept. While it appears to have multiple vendors, they all seem to share the same kitchen, many of the same employees, and much of the same menu. It felt less like independent food stalls and more like a single restaurant operating under different brand names, where you simply order at different windows. The overall atmosphere felt neglected. Many of the employees appeared unorganized and unsure of the ordering process, and the service reflected that. The idea has potential, but the facility needs much better upkeep and organization. Cleaner common areas, properly maintained restrooms, and a more polished operation would go a long way toward making this a place worth returning to.

It's a standard food court. Good range of places with a lot of the standards, though I personally…read morelike the crepe place myself.

My daughter tried to get refund at Taco Bell last week the day article about lettuce and health…read moreissues came out. She was traveling and Manager had NO empathy.

It's a train station that is walking distance to all things in DC. There are a lot of shops within…read morethe station that you could definitely stay in there for a few hours. Security is there and active.

I rolled into Union Station via the Amtrak to attend a conference in the area. I remember stopping…read moreby here years ago when I was a kid, but this was my first time experiencing this place as an adult. Architecturally, Union Station is really impressive. Upon entering, you're greeted by so much eye candy - which continues as you walk throughout the space. It was relatively easy to get around, and there's a decent amount of shopping throughout the station. What I liked the most about Union was the combination of history, beauty, and functionality - even though it's a major transportation hub, it did not feel intimidating or chaotic at all. It was almost too easy to get around - is that a thing? Overall, despite its grand size and position as a hub for multiple modes of transport, I found my time at Union station to be pretty stress-free. A destination in itself outside of transport, it's definitely a spot to explore while in DC.

Great, light meal to eat that was quick for being on the good! The glass noodles were great! I…read moredidn't care for the rice, so next time my bowl will only have the noodles! The meat was seasoned well and the staff provided recommendations! The restaurant was also really clean, so I took it upon myself to eat my late lunch inside!

Food I would definitely buy again whenever I visit this town. Every dish was flavorful, fresh, and…read moreworth coming back for on my next trip.

In a food court in Chinatown…read more Had: rainbow soup dumplings. Very good but now we compare to Din tai fung and not as good of course Excellent pork / shrimp dumplings Even better pork pan fried bao. The sweet, &sour ribs over rice was tasty but too tough /fatty

This place is not it. I should've trusted my guy with how empty this place was when I walked in but…read moreI was desperate and hungry. The food is mediocre. I got the rainbow dumplings and chicken stir fry and despite being made fresh both were genuinely disgusting. Don't trust the reviews and eat elsewhere.

Walked in and immediately LOVED the vibe. Very welcoming and just completely cool. Fantastic…read moreservice from the wait staff -- especially Q. He was terrific. Wonderful recommendations. Non-alcoholic drinks were on point. Make sure you ask for Q to make yours. Oh and do get that cauliflower. -- Your welcome.

I had such a wonderful time visiting O-Ku. It's one of my favorite sushi spots in Washington DC…read more This time, a bartender named Adam stood out for being exceptionally attentive. He had a great knowledge of the menu and encouraged me to try new dishes, which turned out to be fantastic. The customer service was excellent, and I really enjoyed my experience. Keep up the good work, and I wish you all the best.

In the middle of Union Market, think of TaKorean as a Korean version of Chipotle. I liked that I…read morecould fully customize my bowl with white rice, chicken, and a variety of vegetables. The food was just okay for me--nothing bad, but nothing that really stood out or had me wanting to come back right away. The service was standard and efficient, and the decor was very minimalist with a clean, modern feel. Overall, it's a decent option if you're looking for a quick, customizable meal, but the food didn't quite wow me.

I loved the pork tacos with kale and all the fixings! Really generous amounts of juicy,…read morewell-marinated meat, flavorful sauces, crispy shallots...this was a hit for me! Their taco Tuesday is a great deal too. The staff here are super friendly and service is really good. It's in a crowded food hall, but I can almost always snag a table. I've had the bulgogi tacos before and didn't like the seasoning as much, but the rest of the taco that time was still solid. Definitely recommend getting the pork tacos! The guac was good on them too. You can see that the portions are good and they're absolutely stuffed with fillings. I see people don't like the rice bowls as much, but taco is in the name and I think they did a fusion Korean taco well. I left very full and happy!

Was out an about in the area and had to stop in for some egg rolls To-go. Which I now consider the…read morebest decision of my life. It's going to be awhile before I can come back for more but I will never forget the eggrolls I had yesterday. 10000/10 +Food was hot, service was quick, environment super clean!

We were in the area and just looking for a quick lunch. The service was definitely quick and the…read morefood came out hot. There are lots of table inside but it gets pretty hot. However, not sure the quality and taste were matching the service. The pork steam dumplings were really off putting... super thick wrapper and little filling. They were not uniform either. The ribs in black bean sauce were rather tough. The pepper steak has seasoning but the flavor was lost... the shrimp wonton with noddle was decent.

Amazing mosque…read more This mosque is built on Moorish style of architecture, which is a hybrid of Turkic, Berber, Arab and Visigothic (due to Muslim Moor and Arab invasion of the Visigoth Kingdom) styles. It was funded by the Saudis and commissioned by the Turks, while the architects were from Egypt. Eisenhower inaugurated this mosque as a symbol of unity between the Abrahamic faiths to fight against the Atheist communists. That unity was a little premature.

What a beautiful mosque and Islamic Center. We went during one of the annual markets. Staff were…read morewelcoming and let people go inside the mosque (wearing appropriate clothing). The outdoor plaza had food stands and other vendors from Muslim countries from around the world. The food from Bangladesh was especially delicious!