Typical urban carryout. I seek them out b/c they're cheap and convenient NOT for the clean and…read moreaesthetically pleasing decor you will not ever find in establishments like this. LOL. This carryout was a bit more pricey than others in the same area but the cashier was friendlier than most. Their dumplings were HUGE ... the biggest I've seen ... but didn't match the amount of stuffing. *Sigh* Also, unfortunately, their straight soy sauce wonton soup was DISGUSTING. Whyyyy aren't they using plain broth?!?! Should have followed my instinct after the cashier's disclosure. TBH probably won't return out of fear of getting another favorite with different ingredients but I'm curious to hear YOUR review. Go visit and tell them you saw it on Yelp.

The honey lemon pepper wings?!! FIRE. Every gathering we have we order a half pan of honey lemon…read morepepper wings and fries. The staff is very friendly and both locations are good. I like the second location better I will honestly say. Ive never tried anything else and honestly don't want to. Those are my special occasion wings ! They are always requested. do yourself a favor and go try!

The food was decent. Love the shrimp fried rice, but I found a piece of a bug in the container…read moreafter eating some rice. The mumbo wings were decent--not fresh though and they come in a bag, which caused the sauce to leak out onto the other food. Very messy. The cheese steak was my favorite, but it was weirdly cut into 4 pieces. The yat was not good and was not mixed (the sauce was on the top with veggies and the egg was at the bottom with broth) and the fork they provided was so cheap that I was unable to mix the yat and eat it. I received recommendations for this place--but no one warned me about the area. The area is sketchy, I visited at night. The staff seemed a little friendly until I asked for soy sauce and duck sauce. This place only accepts cash or electronic payments (such as Zelle and other platforms), they also have an atm inside with a $1.99 service fee.

I stopped by because I was strongly craving some Chinese takeout. I got the lunch special JUST in…read moretime (I think it was 7.99 or 8.99?). The downside is that it's CASH ONLY or Venmo (very odd to ask customer to Venmo) & I didn't know until I got there. I wish they had informed beforehand, but thankfully I was able to Venmo them. The ambiance was typical of a Chinese carryout restaurant. Slightly dirty too. The Egg fu young nor gravy, oddly enough, were not seasoned enough for my liking. It was also too oily. I added more salt to it to being more flavor out. The fried rice under it was fine. I dont know if I will return again but you I can say you will get your money's worth because you'll get a lot of food. It isn't metro-rail accessible so taking the bus or driving/ ride sharing there is ideal.

Food and service is always on point when I order from here. Hot fresh and awesome customer…read moreservice! I will travel 15 mins away to come to this carryout. Their food is still consistent till this day and I take breaks from coming here only due to the distance . Now I a lot closer so I will always patron here!

The food and service was great! Definitely some top notch chicken wings, very flavorful and the…read moremambo sauce was really good. The Singapore noodles was great just wish it was more curry. Personal preference but overall great first time experience.

Went for a quick after church lunch meal. The steak and cheese egg roll is so delicious…read more... Especially when you add duck sauce to it. I should've bought 2 of them. The fries were perfectly cooked.... Not too hard or too soft. I wish it was more mumbo sauce added but next time I'll ask for extra. It was a nice meal for less than $8.00. I ordered inside and waited less than 10 minutes.

All I can say is Wow! This gem is right in my neighborhood and today I tried it for the first…read moretime. My steak and cheese was awesome!!!! She followed every instructions to a tee. Fresh tomatoes, great grilled onions and so much steak. And it is reasonably priced too. I couldn't believe that I got a whole sub for $15.00. I will definitely be back to try some Chinese food. There was quite a bit of traffic coming through ordering it.

Capitol Szechuan Carryout has been a neighborhood staple for as long as I can remember. I've been…read moreeating here since I was a kid, walking over with my grandmother to grab shrimp egg foo young, chicken fried rice, or wings with fries. We did not get carryout often, but when we did, this was the spot. Years later, the food still delivers. I've lived out of state and still found myself comparing egg foo young everywhere else to this place. Nothing came close. The gravy is that good. The wings are always crispy and full of flavor. It's a small carryout with no seating, but that honestly doesn't matter. You come here to grab your food and go. If you're near Capitol Heights, it's absolutely worth checking out. Pro tip. Call ahead. If the young lady is there, she will make sure you are taken care of.

Don't let the look inside turn you around this is probably some of the best and most seasoned…read moreorange chicken i've gotten from a carry out

If I lived closer, I'd probably come here weekly. Northwest Chinese Food is easily one of my…read morefavorite restaurants in the DMV area. Service is always friendly and fast, and the food is packed with flavor you don't often find elsewhere Konjac Noodle Salad - Sour vinegar flavor with a nice kick. I loved the little konjac noodle bundles -- super bouncy and great at picking up the sauce. It's a perfect summer appetizer: refreshing with crisp veggies like cucumber and carrot but doesn't hold back on flavor. 3.5/5 Sour Soup Dumpling - Delicate skins with a savory pork broth that leans more comforting than sour. The filling falls apart as you bite into it and tastes like a mix of pork and vegetables. Simple, clean flavors 3/5 Spicy Beef Noodle Soup - My favorite dish so far! The broth is beefy, spicy, and rich with depth -- layered flavors that feel satisfying but not overwhelming. The meat was flavorful and chewy with fatty pieces that melt in your mouth. Loved the chewy, knife-cut-style noodles that soak up the broth, and the pickled veggies plus fresh cilantro kept it light and bright. 4.25/5 Cold Rice Noodle with Spicy Fried Chicken - Super sour but well-rounded -- flavorful without being sharp. I usually don't love rice noodles, but these were soft, bouncy, and satisfying. Surprisingly, the fried chicken stayed a bit crisp even in the broth. It's fried in a way that's drier and chewier, but that concentrated the flavor instead of making it actually taste dry. Great summer noodle dish 4/5 Signature Fruit Tea - Definitely on the syrupy side, which I expected, but still decent. Lots of blended fruit flavors -- sweet, slightly artificial, but enjoyable if you're in the mood for something fruity 2.5/5

Pan fried dumplings and beef noodle soup were solid. The dipping sauce had some pickled vegetables…read morethat paired very well with the dumplings. Also there was a generous portion of beef in the soup. Overall great food!

Found this place after walking around UMD and looking for a local spot to eat. Saw the reviews…read morehere and went with my mother. I will admit I was skeptical when I drove up to park in another hellish mixed use development. It screamed chain and average from the outside, inside...well I was wrong. Nice decor although with a lot of QR codes scaring me (after wrestling for 8 minutes with QR code parking in back) that I might have to order that way too. Again not. We were immediately seated, super friendly server, the menu was super exciting. Authentic Szechuan dishes and some American Chinese, I wanted a lot! Had some great crab/pork soup dumplings, terrific garlic sauce eggplant, and a standout recommended ghost pepper spicy beef dish with celery, snow pea, peppers. Mom got a shrimp lo me-in. A lot of food brought home. Similar with the couple next to us. Hot pots on the menu, whole fish, so much to try. Flavors great, but especially nice service that made a place that felt like a QR card laden chain a lot more like a homey cozy place.

Ordered takeaway- the vegetable spicy hot pot with bean curd sheets, lotus root, woodear mushrooms,…read moreseaweed, bak choy, and green beans, and the beef shank appetizer. Total came out to approximately $42. What's hot - Menu. Pretty good variety! There's something for everyone, even vegans. There's meat, veggies, tofu, seafood, dumplings, noodles (to include noodle soups), and rice dishes. For example, there's a good variety of the different types of tofu, like bean curd sheet, fried tofu, and regular tofu. There's a good variety of veggies, as well, such as bak chow, egg plant, lotus root, woodear mushrooms, enoki mushrooms, etc... - Quality. Very good, with the exception of the spice level, which is addressed below. Both dishes were well-seasoned and not too salty. There are a good amount of spices involved and more than the standard Chinese spices. The beef in the appetizer was tender, thinly sliced, and also came with a good amount of thinly sliced cucumbers and green scallions. All the veggies, with the exception of the green beans (which were a bit on the raw side) in the hot pot dish were tender, as well. For an ethnic Chinese restaurant, my opinion is this place is legit. - Location. Conveniently located in a plaza with other restaurants and shops. It's pretty easy to find, as well. - Layout. Their layout is pretty good, but their tables do not appear to accommodate groups of more than 4-6. They might be able to push together some tables together, though. - Price. Given the portions and quality for ethnic Chinese food, it's reasonable and good value for money. - Service. I arrived a few minutes after I was originally told my order would be ready. My takeaway order was packed and ready when I arrived. The hot pot dish I ordered comes with rice, which was enough for 2 people. The food was also well packed- no leaking and the takeaway containers did not fall apart. Their staff appear to speak both English and Mandarin, as well. What's not - Spice level. For the hot pot dish, I ordered the normal spice level. However, the hot pot dish in combination with the the beef shank appetizer was a bit too much. I could definitely feel my tongue tingling midway through the dishes. I have a pretty good tolerance for spice, so that I could feel my tongue tingling means something. However, that this was the normal spice level for the hot pot and the appetizer dish was too much. My point is to be prepared. - Parking. There is a small parking lot in the complex, but it can be tight. Street parking is dependent on the day and time you go. This neighborhood is a bit dense, so parking is not the easiest to find. Final Answer Would like to return and am less inclined to order anything spicy.

If you want a good cocktail, come to Copycat Co for a GREAT cocktail. They have a huge cocktail…read moremenu, filled with drinks I haven't even heard of. The graphic design of the menu is also really cool. This restaurant is a vibe. The music is soooo good here. Upstairs/inside had punk rock and downstairs/outside had R&B. The service was a bit strange outside, but fine overall. If you want indoor seating you'll go upstairs to their bar. If you want to sit in their outside covered patio, you'll continue past the bathrooms and down some more stairs. They have gender neutral single stall restrooms here. We came here after the US v. Australia World Cup game and had a blast. I loved my mojito. My husband and our friend really liked their masterson and four corners drink. We family styled a few dishes. I loved what we ordered. We tried the chili wontons, pork bao, triple delight potstickers, and dan dan noodles. It was a yummy trip at a super trendy place.

Several drinks plus complimentary goldfish…read more My favorite was the maneater The zombie killed me but it was a happy death lol I'll be back

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.

We went together as a family. Peking Gourmet Inn is one of those classic unchanging constants in a…read morecommunity. Not constantly trying to revise their menu for trends. They do something excellently and they keep doing it excellently. If you don't have more than four people, just get the duck. There's no need to get anything else. It's iconic. It's perfection. It's a lot of food. Enjoy.

I wanted to give this place a higher rating because of all the rave reviews. Unfortunately, at our…read moredinner tonight, I received a dirty spoon with my soup and found a dead bug fried into the crispy wontons. We received no apology, nothing from our servers after pointing these things out. For lack of a better term, it put a bad taste in my mouth for the rest of the dinner. I tried the fried rice, the Julian shrimp, and the sweet and sour chicken. None were bad, but you'll save about $150 and get the exact same quality ordering takeout from your local Chinese to-go place, hopefully sans dead bugs.