The best soup restaurant in the DMV the food delicious and tasteful also wonderful service.. Home…read moreSweet Home

I had a pleasant lunch here with friends. Extensive list of soups on the wall, with two actually…read moreserved on any one day. I had the lentil soup and a jerk chicken sandwich, both tasty. My friends split the grilled cheese sandwich and chicken soup with herbs. They stayed for the carrot cake but I had to get home.

I'm from Houston, Texas, and I've been struggling to find a good deli since coming to the Bethesda…read morearea. Woodmont Deli absolutely delivered! I ordered the #16 Italian Cut, and the quality of the sandwich was amazing. The ingredients tasted fresh, the sandwich was packed with flavor, and it was exactly the kind of deli sandwich I've been looking for. I'm honestly impressed and will definitely be coming back. If you're in Bethesda and looking for a legit, quality deli sandwich, I highly recommend giving Woodmont Deli a try!

First time trying and got a lot for variety - it was all great! Will be back. Got it delivered.read more

Food and service outstanding- Squash soup, butternut squash spaghetti casserole, margarita pizza…read moreand air fried chicken tenders. Ash was our server and unobtrusive but attentive. Will be back for sure. Thanks Ash

Delicious Meal-Fresh Ingredients! My friend/I enjoyed a…read morerecent meal. My friend enjoyed a turkey burger w/salad. I the spaghetti squash covered in melted mozzarella cheese-Delicious! We shared an order of fries. These fries are "air fried" not fried-you won't notice the difference. These fries have a crisp exterior & tender interior. Also Delicious! Refreshing rosé sangria too. Courteous Customer Service. See Photos...

The best Chinese restaurant I know of outside of New York City! Every dish tastes distinct and…read moreflavorful. Parking can be a challenge but it is worth the effort. Flawless take out. Interior very tasteful and clean. Friendly and attentive service. The tea is freshly brewed! This is a wonderful requirement of all great Chinese restaurants. A teabag is not acceptable here. Sadly I learned today the restaurant is closing permanently after many decades. This is a huge loss. There is no alternate to be sure. Thanks so much for so many years of outstanding food. You will be missed for many reasons!

This place is like the OG Taiwanese places that use to be in Rockville. String beans and infused…read morefish filet was good. Pipa portion was a little on the smaller side. Hainan chix was good with the sauces. Pork dishes were some of the best around as well. And for $14.95 u get 2 entree items and a soup for lunch. Service was fast since we were the only table there at 1pm for a Friday lunch. Place was clean.

It was a particularly cold day when I stopped in, which made a hot bowl of ramen all the more…read moresatisfying! I usually order tonkotsu and am hesitant to try others since the broth makes all the difference but I ordered the shoyu ramen this time and it was delicious! Lighter than tonkotsu broth but still super flavorful. And the noodles had that good chew/mouth feel which makes all the difference. I also ordered the house black tea with boba and cheese foam which was also oishii! I appreciated that they had brewed tea options since often find milk tea to be too much with food. Sometimes places that do both boba and food nail one, but not the other but this place was great on both fronts! Service was quick and friendly as well.

This is a really cozy spot! My husband and I shared the tempura shrimp appetizer -- it was…read morewell-fried with great sauces. He got the Khao Soi ramen, which was very good and a fun twist on a classic Thai dish. I ordered the shrimp tempura ramen; the flavor was subtle and nice, but you definitely have to eat the fried shrimp quickly. It inevitably gets soggy, so while it's a creative idea, I think cooked shrimp works better in a soup. All in all, I'd still definitely go back. They have a solid menu and the staff was really friendly!

Friendly people, good food, and very relaxed atmosphere. Came here to work and eat while my car was…read morebeing fixed next door, and was delighted! I'm gluten-free, and there was no issue with my delicious breakfast sandwich. Coffee is self-serve and excellently strong; I have to be careful I don't overcaffeinate myself, heh. Will definitely be back; I'm intrigued by the gelato and the chicken tikka

Such a nice little cafe to visit midday for lunch. It's so many things in one a wine & spirits…read moreshop. A lunch deli, remaking deli classics we all love such as the turkey club, pastrami, quesadillas, and much more. They also have a case of tasty gluten free cupcakes, didn't realize this until after I purchased them. I enjoyed my pastrami on wheat with crisp hot and golden fries. The staff is nice and polite. Street parking wasn't bad for a Sunday afternoon. A nice place to get a window seat and break out your laptop to get a few things done!

Ordering is simple. In the front there are 2 touchscreen iPad-like devices you can place your order…read moreon and pay up front. If there issues a staff member will assist. If eating in grab a number and enter it in with your order. Dining room has plenty of tables for eating. Water and cups are at the bar area for self serve. Food cans out quickly. My companion liked his vegan tan tan ramen. I got the classic menri dashi shoyu ramen. Hard to say what the star ingredient was, both the broth and noodles were excellent. The noodles were hand made and had a great texture and chew. The broth was rich with a depth of dashi chicken and kombu. Taste was clean. Tender thinly sliced chashu, seaweed and greens rounded out the bowl.

I don't know why this Yelp page says that Zao Stamina Ramen is CLOSED? I was just there (APRIL…read more'26), so there's an error here. And what an error, because Zao isn't just open, it's serving up some tasty ramen in downtown Bethesda. The interior is classic Japanese noodle shop motif, but orders are made on a video kiosk, and you take a number and sit down, and the food comes out quickly. We started with the Ouchi Salad (Ouchi means "house" in Japanese) and it was fresh and crisp with a nice sesame dressing. Then the ramen arrived - I got the Tan Tan Vegan ramen - warm and nutty with ground soy and chewy handmade noodles. Washed it down with a bubbly Yuzu soda, and I left the clearly OPEN ramen shop with a fulll belly and a smile on my face. Definitely going back to Zao, and you should too!

I was meeting some Deadheads at BT's for music on Wednesday next door…read more A fabulous perk to going to BT's is-- The Very nice Ukrainian restaurant next door. They close about 8:00pm. A bit pricy on the entrees, but it cost about the same as any food at BT's would have cost me. I had a 'cup' of Beef broth Borscht [heated temperature was hot]. Even though I am Jewish & 63 I had never had borscht before It was truly amazing tasting! The cost was $9 [$11 tip included] for my dinner instead of the easily spent $25 nowadays. Granted, for dessert I did want to order the the good looking well reviewed dessert of cherry pocket dumplings called 'Cherry Varenyky' [$17.50 with SIX 100% reviews] which would have cost me about another $22.00] but because of my own $$ woes I ruefully resisted spending more $$, so that I did not end up spending about $34.65 instead of $11. FOMO!! (Not to be weird or gross) I was experiencing some of my own seasonal allergic chest congestion & that Borscht was the most wonderful thing I could have ate & it instantly made me feel better. I would definitely get that delivered through Uber Eats, & I dislike using Uber Eats. That cup serving size was the size of 4 cups of any other restaurant in a nice pottery big bowl. HUGE! I wonder how large a bowl size is as the Waitress said it can serve 1.5 to 2 people.?‍ It was a Wonderful time spent by myself in a clean, Quaint & lovely ambiance eating a YUMMY bowl of Borscht from the homeland. I will return!

My parents and I wanted to venture out and away from our usuals, so we decided to try out Ruta, and…read morespoiler alert, the food is delicious and reminiscent of home (for us)! We had an early dinner reservation at 5:30pm, though as it turned out, user error meant I actually made the reso at the wrong location (oops). That said, it was early and they were kind of enough to transfer us and seat us. My dad and I each tried a nalivka. My black currant one was absolutely delicious. And then we moved on to food: *Forshmak - this was delicious, and if you like herring, this is a must! I would come back here just for this! *Vareniki with short rib - delicious. My only slight qualm was the amount of caramelized onions, which was the same qualm I had with my cossack bowl. But that's a personal preference and easily picked off. *Chicken kiev - my dad got this and both my mom and he agreed this wasn't the normal chicken Kiev, but rather more of a ground chicken cutlet situation with filling, and not what they grew up eating. *Holubtsi with meat - my mom got this and she loved it! *Cossack bowl - I loved this (minus the aforementioned onions), and the potato vareniki and sausage were a highlight! We finished the meal with dessert, and since we couldn't figure out what to order, we got three desserts: *Medovik - always a great go to *Kyiv cake - this was a nicely sized (i.e. small and not overwhelming portion) and tasted great *Sour cherry vareniki - this was delicious and I could have eaten several bowls of this! So, the food was an easy 5 stars, and I loved it! Where they lose a star is service... when we came in, and until we were close to done, the place was pretty empty, but the service was inattentive. I constantly ran out of water and would sit trying to make eye contact with someone to refill it. We also sat for a while after we finished our mains with no one checking on us or asking if we wanted dessert. I'd understand some part of this if they were slammed, but they weren't, and the waiters were largely standing around. All that said, and I would absolutely come back for the food!

I love this restaurant! We recently moved to this side of Bethesda, and what a treat it is having…read morethem a short walk away. We are new to Korean food, so I won't pretend to compare this to other Korean restaurants or opine on its authenticity. But everything we've ordered has been yummy. I'm not sure where folks dine in the DMV, but prices are incredibly reasonable.

As a Korean, I had high hopes and expectations for House of Milae but none of them were met. Very…read morebang average food quality and very poor portions for high prices. Would recommended Mahdang in Rockville much more or even going to a DC Korean spot like Anju if you want to pay premium prices. At least the DC Korean spots have the quality for the premium. Or just make the drive to NoVA. It seems like this spots "good reviews" are severely outdated. Their website touts that the restaurant is a small business with lots to show for their name but they don't deliver on any end of the good food spectrum. Maybe if they got honest with themselves, lowered prices or upped portions, instead of trying to do business with their ego first, they could achieve what they clearly once were.

The restaurant is beautifully decorated and has a very inviting atmosphere. It was quite busy, but…read morethe food came out surprisingly quickly. The fried rice and beef pho were absolutely delicious. We really enjoyed our meal!

I already left a review a while back but I love this place so much I had to leave another!! The pho…read moreis always delicious and the service is super quick. The seating is very comfortable. Bryan (the one working the front) is very friendly and helpful. I will keep coming back!!