We were in the area for just the day and I was looking for a memorable dining experience for my…read morebrother and nephew. Dim sum Palace delivered on all my expectations. Very authentic dim sum experience. Delicious food. From delicate and savory dumplings to minced pork congee and roasted duck everything was delightful. Service was prompt, friendly and helpful.

If you're craving dim sum a this is a good place to checkout!…read more We ordered a bunch off of the all day dim sum menu - I recommend the stuffed eggplants, noodles, crystal shrimp and green beans. I would not order the rice - lacking in flavor and highly do not recommend. Great dim sum though shrimp heavy!

DO NOT COME AND BUY!…read more So, they do not run out before I can buy the almost the best Cantonese BBQ other than home made. The Ying Cantonese BBQ is located in the food court of the Great Wall grocery store. The food court is clean and quiet with plenty of tables. I have been there six times throughout the past year. I have never been there this past year when there was not a line of at least seven people waiting. Expect not to be able to order everything on the menu, especially on the weekends, if you do not get there close to the opening hour, today the crispy pork I bought was the last at 11:30 AM, the past six times I went I missed out twice on a menu item. I understand after my visits why this place has so little reviews on Yelp or Google. People are be selfish. I would not like to not be able to buy what I intended to buy or wait in longer lines if they get even more popular. Especially with the non heritage crowds or locals. The owners are always nice even if you only speak English. I cannot speak for the people growing up eating Cantonese BBQ but the crispy pork I order is always the best. The crispiest skin even after a 45 minute drive and the right amount of saltiness for me. Sweetness and saltiness is subjective to the person eating since seasoning always is but I do not think you will be disappointed. I definitely will always stop here to grab the delicious bbq and other items on the menu. I will have to try the different duck and chicken items next.

Supposedly one of the best Cantonese BBQ spots in the area. We came here twice and both times they…read morehad sold out. Crazy because in LA things rarely get sold out unless theres a special occasion. Anyway, we decided to come here early one day and score on the crispy roast pork. I must say, it was solid. Perfectly crispy skin and the fat rendered nicely. Great ratio of fat and meat. Was it the best I have had? No. But it was great.

Food is always good. It has not disappointed me yet. I see the bad reviews are due to service and…read moreI usually don't give too much thought since it's a Chinese restaurant and most authentic ones do not include customer service as how you perceive it. Just expect good Chinese food.

I was honestly shocked by the rude service we received today. We arrived around 4:30 PM, and there…read morewere no other customers in the restaurant at the time. Our family initially chose our regular table--we had been regular customers here--but were asked to move to a smaller table. We agreed without any issue. However, the staff then insisted that we move again to the smallest table, even though the restaurant was completely empty. What made the experience especially unpleasant was the attitude of the front desk staff. Instead of explaining the seating policy politely, they were extremely rude and actually shouted at us. There was absolutely no need to treat customers this way. We have been regular customers and enjoyed coming here in the past, which makes today's experience even more disappointing. we left away immediately and we will not be coming 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.

I ordered brought in food and started out with the wontons first, swimmin' in something called…read more"hot sesame sauce." Now, I've been around long enough to know that when a Chinese Restaurant warns you a dish is "hot," they are not talkin' about temperature -- they are talkin' about a level of spice that could peel paint off a barn. But I ate 'em anyway, because a man's pride is more delicate than his taste buds. Next up the Mongolian beef -- thin strips of cow that had been cooked with onions, peppers, and enough sauce to baptize a Baptist church twice. I'm not sure what Mongolia has to do with it, but it was tender, sweet, and spicy all at once, like dating a redhead from Alabama. Finally, the hot and sour soup. Now, I don't know who first decided to mix hot and sour together, but it's genius. It's like football and beer -- opposites that were meant to be. One spoonful and you feel both comforted and challenged, like your grandmother telling you she loves you but you need to cut your hair. I cleaned up the left overs feeling a little sweaty, and just humble enough to admit that maybe -- just maybe -- them folks in the kitchen know more about flavor than a boy raised on cornbread and collard greens.

I bought food from here today, and it was a huge letdown. *…read moreThe noodles: They were completely pale and white. The meat tasted like it was just boiled rather than properly stir-fried, lacking that authentic texture and flavor. * The fried rice: It was terrible. The flavor was completely off, and it looked like they just used some cheap yellow coloring to dye it instead of seasoning it properly. It had absolutely no taste. * The chicken: It seemed like it was just parboiled and thrown into the dish at the last second. It was completely bland. I'm sorry to leave a bad review, but I truly hope management improves their cooking techniques. Honestly, nobody would want to eat food prepared this way.

I have been dining here for over a decade and it never disappoints. This place remains the mecca…read morefor dim sum - whether it's to gather with family for a meal, host an event, or even just to grab a quick bite to-go they are good for it all. The service carts come around quickly and the hosts/staff are consistently friendly. My favorite dishes are the shrimp har gow, crab claw balls, roasted duck, the shrimp stuffed eggplant, and egg tarts --probably the best egg tarts in the area. My kids love their baked pork buns to the point they can tell when I buy it from somewhere else lol. We've dined at plenty of other dim sum spots, but this remains as a consistent top contender for me. Note: the ambiance is casual but I've been to many events hosted here and it makes for a great canvas to portray beautiful decor.

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.

I first visited years ago when they had just opened, and I recently came back for takeout. I…read moreordered a whole roast duck and some crispy roast pork. Everything was delicious.

3.5 I was…read moreinfluenced! I saw a video on social media for cheung fun (steamed rice noodles) that looked very silky and soft. I'd never had them before and off I went to Chinatown to poke around and see who might have them. This place looked like the kind of place that most people would walk by - it looks outdated and well, run down. But their menu had it and I sat down and tried it out. I chose the $7 version with steamed shrimp and OH MY! I have a new favorite. Loved it. Out of curiosity, I also decided to try out the salt and pepper pork, which just basically turned out to be a fried pork chop. Pretty generous serving, with lots of fried garlic and onions, and fresh jasmine rice. Not bad. Saved most of it to bring home.

The indoor deco was very quaint, the service was nicely warm too. I also loved the food there and…read morewould highly recommend all items I ordered today!

I really want to love this place but my first time here was not so impressed…read more Inside is so clean and well decorated. Staff were super friendly and it's BYOB. We got pork fried rice, red wine pork and fried shrimp with sauce. fried shrimp with sauce was good. Shrimp was cooked perfectly and sauce was delicious. Pork in red with bamboo shoots in red sauce was horrible. It was just cheap red wine poured on to un seasoned bamboo shoots. Fried rice was so bland with no taste. So, I would give them another try some time soon and hope it gets better.

If you're looking for real authentic Chinese food, dine here! They choose quality ingredients for…read moretheir dishes, and they also prepare their food fresh. I was so so happy to find some of my favorite comfort foods on the menu like tomato egg drop soup, salt&pepper shrimp, crispy basil chicken, and steamed yellow croaker (a delicious and healthy fish dish), and Ma Lah spicy pork intestines. We ordered in the restaurant for takeout and every item we brought home was awesome. After searching so long around Ashburn for good quality Chinese food, we are happy to find our new local spot. P.S. I recommend you to try new menu items each time you visit! They have a huge menu and so far everything we've tried is solid.

Ordered almost $100 worth of food and what a waste of money and time! Food was VERY bland... not…read moreenough flavoring on anything! Egg drop soup was SO SALTY and couldn't even eat it!. First time ordering from this place and the last time ordering from here!