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    Oriental Express

    1.8 (11 reviews)
    InexpensiveChinese
    Closed 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    1 year ago

    I've been going regularly the past two years, pleased with service and food...shrimp egg foo young is a favorite..

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    4 years ago

    This was literally the worst Chinese food I ever had. The general Tso's chicken tasted so foul. Never again.

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    Han Palace Barracks Row - Roast duck

    Han Palace Barracks Row

    3.9(268 reviews)
    2.5 miCapitol Hill
    $$$

    None of the patrons were Chinese... so that says something. Not up to Asian standard from the price…read morepoint vs portion vs food quality Shrimp dumpling 2/5 Wow there's no umami taste in this, we Suspected they just bought frozen from NYC supplier and just reheated Chili sauce 2/5 Had to ask for it, but it was a little sour, not ip to my standard Salt pepper tofu 1/5 My gosh, they used firm tofu not silken tofu. And they didn't use cornstarch to make the outside crispy. Total disappointment. Beef flat rice noodle 4/5 Portion lacking Pork dumplings /shrimp dumplings 5/5 This was good Xiao long bao 4/5 Great but again they were small Lots of non Asian patrons came here

    There are very few happy hours that provide bottomless food and drink options but this is one. They…read morehave 2 different food options for $38 or $48 per person and then bottomless mimosas, mai tais and lemon drops for an additional $18 per person. The food options include dim sum, noodles/rice, congee and desserts. For the additional $10 you can have a list that included certain entrees. The drinks and food come our quick. The bottomless drinks are premixed but still taste good and strong. The restaurant itself is small with few tables inside and outside but it does have a long bar with seats available as well. It's located in Barracks Row so street parking is hit or miss. Will definitely go back and take advantage of this special!

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    China Boy - Chicken Chow Foon

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    4.0(633 reviews)
    4.4 miChinatown
    $$

    Delivery review ahead. I have not had an opportunity to visit it so I cannot speak to the ambiance…read more Finally had a chance to try China Boy after hearing lots of great reviews. With that, I must say that the reviews did not lie...gosh this food was AMAZING! The combination lo mein contained roasted pork, chicken, and shrimp. I added vegetables to the mix and honey, I was pleasantly surprised by the quantity (made for 3 small meals) but also the quality of the dish. The roasted pork, shrimp, and chicken was perfectly prepared and the lo mein was just right. The flavors combined together for a lite yet delectable dish and I especially loved the vegetables (bok Choy) I would absolutely order here again as long as the quality doesn't change.

    China Boy, near Chinatown, is a bustling hole-in-the-wall spot that feels busy but not unwelcoming…read more Service is through a QR code, though you can also order at the counter. You pay and bus your own table. The food came out pretty fast, and there were lots of pickup drivers coming through. The beef chow fun had great wok hei. The rice noodles were good, and the steak was really flavorful without being chewy. The onions and green onions were also great. The fried tofu came in triangle-shaped pieces rather than cubes, but it was still really good. It had a nice sweet soy-style sauce, little pieces of fried garlic, cilantro, and a spicy sauce that went really well with everything. It is not a mega-amazing or fancy dining experience, but it is acceptable. For a quick, affordable, and satisfying meal, this place is perfect.

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    Hunan Dynasty - Egg Roll

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    3.1(323 reviews)
    3.1 miCapitol Hill
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    We stumbled upon this restaurant right after leaving the Library of Congress and decided to give it…read morea try since we were hungry. It's located on the second floor of the street building, and the dining room wasn't crowded as it was still a bit early for the afternoon rush. We ordered the three-fresh steamed bun recommended by our server, but there were no eggs inside, and we weren't fond of the flavor -- the bun was just mediocre. The cumin beef was pretty good, and the two noodle dishes were decent, though the noodles lacked chewiness; they were probably not hand-rolled fresh. The biggest highlight was the stir-fried pea sprouts, which tasted fantastic. Overall, the food quality is acceptable. I would rate the general dishes 4 out of 5, but the steamed buns only deserve a 2. The staff were friendly during our meal. One thing left us confused when we got the bill: an 18% service charge had already been automatically added. We are still getting familiar with customs in the US, so we are unsure whether this pre-added charge is mandatory or if customers have the discretion to adjust it. We have rarely encountered this arrangement at other restaurants and wonder if it is just the practice unique to this Chinese eatery.

    HORRIBLE food They have like a 8 page menu and out of the 9…read moredishes our group ordered none of them were good. It was generally agreed upon that it's better to go to Panda Express than this. And then they pretend that they're great with all of these celebrities who went to their restaurant but that was 10 years ago. This fall off should be studied. I got the mandarin tofu and it was soggy chewy bland and like cardboard. Orange chicken and general tso's chicken was not good. $36 per head, for 1 entree per person...

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