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Loving Hut

4.4 (800 reviews)
ModerateVegan, Vietnamese
Closed • 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Good for groups

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Priscilla T.

Solid place for vegetarian Vietnamese food! Menu is HUGE like a bit overwhelming. Ordered take out in person and took about 15 minutes. I really lied the Sweet Potato Curry (Ca Ri)! Very hearty and flavorful. Also got enjoy Golden Vermicelli and Hue's Spicy Noodle Soup (Bun Bo Hue). Not my favorite versions of them, but still really delicious.

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Michael S.

Cute, clean establishment with an extensive menu. I will always appreciate eating somewhere with a nothing-is-off-limits menu for vegans. Dishes range from healthy, lighter fare to comfort foods. The golden vermicelli and the banh mi were both very good. The menu is so diverse that we will definitely be back to try some other offerings. Service was very polite. Family-run vibes which I love.

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Aarti B.

Delicious Asian-style vegan restaurant chain tucked in a small shopping center next to 711. Get the Lemongrass Tofu! Skip the Glass Noodles with Mixed Veggies! They were clumpy, oily, and congeal. I prepared better glass noodles at home and I'm not a noodle expert. The thick mixed veggies were sloppily thrown on top of the noodles and not mixed in with the sauce. The veggie ham was quite tasty and the best part of the dish! While the bbq drummies were tasty, they were smothered in a tangy sweet and sour sauce. I would get sauce on the side next time! The Lemongrass Tofu was bursting with flavor! While I enjoyed the lemongrass broth, it was too runny to absorb the rice. I bet the pho with thin stringy vermicelli noodles would be delicious and seems to be the specialty! I would come back again to try the pho and the Oreo covered cheesecake and sweet treats!

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Jon T.

This is a nice change of pace for me for someone who doesn't venture out to vegetarian only places much. This visit was from back when I went in August so I don't know if anything changed back then. Walking inside, there's a counter with baked goods and a place to pick up if you are ordering for carry out and a section on the right side for people that are dining in. I wanted to sit down to see what my experience was like. I had a waiter come up to me to get my order in and within a few minutes later I had my appetizer come out. I got Cha Gio or Golden Rolls as they call here. They came in two pieces with sweet and sour sauce. I could definitely taste carrots, cabage, taro, onions, mushrooms, mung bean, tofu for sure in here. It was a delightful taste and I didn't feel like it was anything different from the other places where I got vegetarian egg rolls. The main entree I got was drunken noodles which was just stir fried flat noodles with soy protein, bean sprouts, chives, bok choy, onions topped with sauce. For the portion you are getting, this was a lot. I think it wasn't spicy at all and perhaps I could have asked if there was an option to make it spicy but not an issue. The dish was filling and honestly just impressive on how vegetarian food can emulate meat in so many ways. I think there were moments when I was eating that I take a bite out of the soy protein and I'm just thinking; " it's really close to the actual thing! ". I haven't tried anything else but I think I'd come back to try out more options. Try this place out if you like vegetarian food!

Arcadia S.

I would say this one was underwhelming compared to Loving Huts elsewhere. The food was good. I was joined by two non-vegans and they enjoyed the breakfast sandwiches, pleasantly surprised by the taste of faux meat & cheese. A few disappointments tho: Warm water (no ice), slow service despite our party being his only table, and the restaurant itself is rather rundown. Menu was kinda sad. YES: VEGAN

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Erin P.

Love this all vegan place! It's very much a hole-in-the-wall in a small strip center in Falls Church. The entire menu is completely vegan. It's an unassuming restaurant with flavorful, delicious, healthy vegan food. Most options are Asian, like pho and curry, but they also offer a few sandwiches. We had the Golden Nuggets, which were crispy and delicious. I ate them with the sweet and spicy sauce on the table. I also had the Veggie Pho, was was fragrant and filling. It's so hard to find good veggie pho and this hit the spot. My dining companion had the Curry and really enjoyed it. It says it's spicy but it was pretty mild. Service was very friendly and our server was earnestly interested in how our experience was. Great affordable spot for yummy vegan food. Will definitely be back!

Howard F.

I'm not vegan, so keep that in mind; I'm just open to trying it in a Vietnamese context. The summer rolls were good (they are hard to screw up). The general tso tofu sported too much breading and needed more sauce. The pho was a disappointment, having a pleasing aroma but a peculiar flavor -- we suspect that while we are used to being able to choose how much hoi sin we get to add, this broth came with some already mixed in, making the soup oddly too sweet. We would bring a vegan here, no question - there's a good variety of food on the menu - but i don't expect we will rush to come back on our own.

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Daniel T.

Loving Hut is known for elevating comfort Vietnamese classics with a vegan twist and is probably the only well-known vegan-only restaurants in the northern VA area. As a meat-eater myself, I am really impressed with how Loving Hut is able to pack a lot of flavor in their dishes. My most favorite dishes are the Hue's spicy noodle soup (bun hue) and the pho veggie noodle soup. When I took the first sip of the broth, it was surprising that there were no meat ingredients in the broth. The depth of flavor in the broth makes the dish very sumptuous and I'd be happy to eat this vegan version of noodle soup over the regular meat variants. The loving hut salad is also a nice light salad that's lightly dressed with a vegan fish sauce - a great starter to any meal. Loving Hut also offers basic sandwiches that are also pretty flavorful. Based on all my visits, service is average. I've had excellent service where it was attentive and waters were refilled without asking; other times service was slow when they're busy and short staffed. But the food remained pretty consistent in quality. Overall, I'd recommend Loving Hut. Vegan food does not have to be boring and bland. I think vegans and non-vegans can enjoy a meal together at Loving Hut.

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Great food, nice people, simple pleasant setting, bargain prices. Get dumplings, spicy noodle soup, you'll have several meals.

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I am not Vegan but what amazing food! Maybe I am Vegan NOW! Try it and it will be a must do place again!

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Picked up some soup for a sick friend and it was fabulous! Easy ordering online and very friendly service. Healthy and delicious!

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Can I add a level of spice to dishes (such as fried rice)?

Is there still vegan fried ice cream here?

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Is loving hut wheelchair accessible?

While there is handicapped parking out front, the entranceway "foyer" (if you want to call it that) is narrow and would be a challenge for a wheelchair.

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Ellie Bird

4.3(307 reviews)
1.4 mi•Falls Church City
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Anniversary | Menu | Vibes…read more Anniversary - We celebrated our wedding anniversary over Sunday brunch, which was a great option with an infant at home. The restaurant was about 50% full when we arrived at 10 a.m., making it relaxed and easygoing. The staff made the occasion feel special with complimentary champagne, an elevated table setting, and a signed anniversary card from the team. Small touches, but they made a big difference. Menu - The menu has a good range while remaining relatively simple and focused. The pairings are clearly well thought out. I had the chicken sandwich with fries and considered substituting the tater tots, but the staff strongly encouraged me to stick with the chef's recommended pairing. They were right. The fries complemented the sandwich well, and I appreciated a staff confident enough in the menu to steer me toward the chef's vision. Vibes - Great ambiance. It's an ideal date spot while somehow remaining very family-friendly. About a quarter of the tables had kids under 10, yet the restaurant never felt loud or chaotic. The finishes and decor are simple but elevated, creating a space that feels special without being overly formal. Pro tip: There's a parking lot across the street, and the restaurant validates parking. Easy and convenient. Pro tip: Get a reservation. I expect this place to become increasingly popular over the next 3-6 months as word gets out about the food, service, and overall experience.

Got the three-course prix fixe for $65 when we got a bit lazy to cook. Generally a good experience…read more The service is good, friendly and knowledgeable about the food. The ambience is a nice modern vibe, great for casual dinner, not too expensive. The food is decent, all up to standard. All perfectly cook with some safe creativity. Nothing that blows your mind but cannot expect that at $65 these days. Greens on toast is nice and refreshing. The citrus salad is good too but nothing too unexpected than it looks. Mains with salmon and pork chop are solid. Not too memorable but happy to eat. Desserts are ok ... but their brunch is more memorable with their pancakes.

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Ellie Bird - The kitchen view. WOW

The kitchen view. WOW

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Takumi - Uni - West Coast on left and Hokkaido on right.

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4.4(467 reviews)
1.5 mi•Falls Church City
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I just tried this place for the first time and I'm so glad that I did! It's sort of a hole in the…read morewall place but it was super packed and they stayed open past 2pm because it was a holiday. I love that they still serve salad and miso soup with your order. I got the combo roll lunch special and it was definite worth it in my opinion. We did get the wrong order for one of the rolls (originally wanted the spicy scallop) but they made it for us after we let them know. The spicy scallop is to die for. Definitely coming back for that

High quality sushi falls into two tiers: there's the Morimoto/Nobu omakase experiences and then…read morethere's the high quality neighborhood joints with regulars and Takumi and perhaps Yume Sushi falls into the latter in the Falls Church area. If I were to compare them with clothing brands, the top tier restaurants would be akin to Hermès: impeccable, yes, but you're refinancing your apartment just to sit at the counter. Takumi is Ted Baker: genuinely refined, quietly stylish, and doesn't require a second mortgage to appreciate. The fish is flown in fresh daily. There is no cream cheese within a 50-foot radius of this kitchen. No yum yum sauce. No roll named after a questionable life decision. Just pristine fish doing pristine fish things. The menu is tight -- bento boxes, focused apps, nothing that needs a paragraph of explanation. The fried oysters and squid tentacles are mandatory. Non-negotiable. Do not test me on this. Then the subtle flex begins: yuzu, truffle, shiso placed with quiet confidence, mango puree that sounds wrong and tastes right, an Old Bay finish that would make Maryland weep with pride, and a Kalamata olive that has absolutely zero business being this good on a sushi menu -- and yet. This is a kitchen that knows exactly what it's doing and doesn't need your validation. For top tier sushi in Falls Church, go with Takumi if you skew towards traditional, go to Yume if you prefer modern more creative options.

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Takumi - Calamari Pasta with Uni & Quail Egg

Calamari Pasta with Uni & Quail Egg

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Dieu Huong

4.4(132 reviews)
2.5 mi
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Not sure if they changed names or owners, but this spot is still amazing!!!!…read more This restaurant is inside the hallway shops of Eden Center on the first left building if you're facing the center! It's not as hard to find as you think We approached the front part of the shop (it had hot food lamps for to-go vegetarian food mostly), but upon asking to sit down and eat, the nice woman working directed us to go around the corner to the backside where they have a cute restaurant to eat in! The hospitality and service was very nice and generous. The women working take great pride in their food and are so kind. My mom and fiance had the Bun Mam and Crispy noodles with vegan "shrimp"/tofu and veggies. The vegetarian "pork roll", "shrimp", etc blew me away with flavor! Everything was delicious from the egg rolls and dipping sauces, to the depth and flavorful soups. Do not be intimated to try something new, walking inside Eden to find this hidden gem is 100% worth it! I'm not a vegan or vegetarians, but I did not miss the meat with our meal here. I had the Bun Hue (vegetarian Bun Bo Hue) and it was one of the best I've had. The dishes here are exploding with flavor and the portions are so generous and perfect for sharing. We were offered water, or free iced tea and the nice staff gave us both! Definitely recommend this spot

When I discovered that there's a 100% vegan Vietnamese restaurant, I knew I had to make the trek to…read moreFalls Church! Long story short, I was absolutely blown away. On a cold winter day, the Bún bò Huế was healing: the broth was spicy and flavorful, the rice noodles had great texture, the meat substitutes were definitely reminiscent of beef, and I loved the radish that absorbed all that great broth. The Bánh xèo was also phenomenal: huge and packed with perfectly seasoned tofu and veggies, came with a refreshing mound of herbs and a perfectly sweet sauce (I could seriously just have drank this straight). Service was fast and friendly. The restaurant has two sides, the front for take out and the back was dine in (casual ambiance). Btw they do take credit card now. I'm only sad that I won't be able to go back for a long while. 10/10 would recommend!

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Dieu Huong - The owner just opened the back side for dining. The front side is only for takeout.

The owner just opened the back side for dining. The front side is only for takeout.

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Dieu Huong - This is the to-go side of Điều Hướng restaurant

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This is the to-go side of Điều Hướng restaurant

Preservation Biscuit Company - The Goodness Gracious

Preservation Biscuit Company

4.3(379 reviews)
1.6 mi•Falls Church City
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Delivery review ahead!…read more I have not yet visited this place in person so I'm unsure how it is inside and how the service is. Delivery: well packaged for a long trip to DC and it remained fresh and hot. Food: Sweet potato tater tots El Lomo Saltado Both of these selections were AMAZING! The sweet potato tater tots were genius! Perfectly prepared, packing flavor in each bite. The El Lomo Saltado was DIVINE! Allow me to break down the flavors: Biscuit: gosh this biscuit was buttery and soft. And yes, the juices from the steak did not make it soggy. But back to the biscuit...the top was flaky and the inside was soft! Soft and buttery. Egg: I asked for a well done fried egg (the main dish contains over easy) the egg was perfectly cooked and delicious. Steak: the steak pieces were generous and the seasoning on the meat...dangerous! There was a slice of provolone cheese melted on the egg and the sandwich also contained pieces of potatoes and tomatoes inside. All of the flavors in this biscuit meshed together so well, making this a reallllllllllllllly good sandwich. Now I'm sold! What other fun dishes can I try on their menu?!

Preservation Biscuit Co. is such a standout and definitely worth the drive…read more I ordered the el lomo saltado and it was incredibly yummy--rich, savory, and perfectly balanced, with tender meat and bold flavor that really hit the spot. The surprise star of the meal was the tater tots. They were genuinely divine: crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and dangerously addictive. Every bite was satisfying. The food feels thoughtful and well-executed, the kind of place you keep thinking about after you leave. Definitely worth a visit, and I can't wait to come back and try more! The service was down to earth and the shop is quaint. You might need to wait for a seat to open, but it moves quickly!

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Northside Social Falls Church - Baby Kale and Romaine Caesar Salad + added chicken, so good!

Northside Social Falls Church

3.9(451 reviews)
1.7 mi•Falls Church City
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We walked her from the KP building which is less than a block away. They do not have bagels BUT…read morewhat they have is a great selection of pastries, fruit cups, and POT PIE! The serve IPA like Brooklyn Pilsner, wine, coffee, and tea. Who needs a bagel! The sandwiches: you can choose what bread you want. Let me tell you that the biscuit was buttery greatness (like a southern Grandmother is back there making 'em!). The sandwich was ham with apricot jam. There is a poached egg (perfectly poached by the way!). Delicious!! We also had the caramel apple hand pie. Delicious although I prefer a lighter crust. The coffee cake was HUGE and delicious. I would come again if in the area. If you are here at Kaiser, it really is a good spot to visit.

Sorry, but I just don't get this place. The iced tea is fine. I ordered the Arnold Palmer and…read morereceived an empty cup. Evidently, you're supposed to pour your own. Why bother ordering types of drinks? They have a big jugs of tea and lemonade at the stand. We tried a couple of seasonal menu items. Ordered the ricotta pancakes with peach compote. Usually, the ricotta is baked into the pancakes in the recipes I see. These pancakes were totally dry with a huge wallop of ricotta spread on top with canned peaches on the side. Extremely dry. I had to go to the counter and ask for maple syrup. Still, I would definitely never order this again. The pancakes were not only dry, but also hard. The feta avocado spread with flatbread is spicy. It doesn't say that on the menu. The flatbread is nice, but the spread is a bit too spicy for my taste. At least the staff are friendly. Again, people love this place, I don't. This is the third time I've tried it. I won't be back.

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Chicken breast salad- Northside Social

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