90 minutes of unlimited plates, yes please!…read more I'm very been to Yunnan a couple of times but this was my first time trying their Chef's Endless Table experience. There are two tiers to the menu that are priced at $44 and $69 per person. The menu offered a little bit of everything from Bao buns to their popular Mixian noodles. The restaurant's design was clean, chic and minimal.

I went during happy hour and it was not busy at that time. Our server was Jeremey and he was very…read morewonderful is making sure that we were taken care of and taking our orders etc. The drinks were so pretty and they tasted wonderful. I also had the cucumber item and that was so refreshing! Got the dumplings stir fried and they were delicious also. It's a lovely restaurant and there are a decent amount of tables inside. Very clean and cute decor. It looks like there is also a nice bar area as well.

Delicious Vietnamese place just steps from the Pentagon. Service was quick and friendly and the…read morefood was very good and well seasoned. The restaurant is a bit small but didn't feel cramped. A must try if your in the area!

Came here for dinner on a Wednesday night. Lots of people at the bar but not many diners around 8…read morePM. Was going to try their Japanese Ramen, but it didn't really hit the mark for traditional Japanese Ramen compared to the Ramen shops. Does it hit the spot? Sure because it's tasty but the noodles, the broth, the ingredients when compared to authentic Japanese is not quite there. Also tried the spicy beef pho. It really wasn't that spicy a lot more water down probably for more Americanized taste. I personally enjoyed it because I was actually afraid it would be super spicy, but it was more that it wasn't very aromatic. That was the missing piece for me.

Food 4.0/5.0 Service 3.5/5.0…read moreValue 3.5/5.0 Decor 3.5/5.0 Overall 4.0/5.0 Came by for dim sum. Food was good though there were some oddities, such as the sauce choice on a tripe dish, etc. Would love a bit of a broader menu including more classical dim sum items, but I get that this is a business and they need to manage the operations while serving their specific clientele.

Tonight I decided to take myself out for a little solo dinner and dropped into 1983 around 8 p.m…read more First time here. The restaurant itself is lovely the décor is beautiful, and I really enjoyed the atmosphere. Now, the service... sigh. I asked for a cocktail and was told they weren't serving liquor because no one was available to make cocktails. Apparently they do have a full bar, just not tonight. I asked when they would be serving cocktails again, and the response was, "I don't know." Well... okay. I suppose I won't ask again. What really surprised me was having to repeatedly ask for the most basic things: a fork, soy sauce, a Coke, another glass of ice water with lemon and lime, napkins... every little thing felt like I was inconveniencing someone. And I was asking politely. Once my food arrived, no one checked to see whether I needed anything else, so I eventually had to keep flagging someone down. The water they brought to my table was room temperature and had no ice on an 80+ degree evening. I wasn't even asked if I wanted ice. Small detail, but when you're dining out, those little details are part of the experience. And yes... I spotted two flies in the dining area, including two that landed on my table. I ordered the garlic chicken wings and vegetable fried rice. The flavors were fine nothing bad, just very ordinary. The server was polite, but the service itself was pretty standard. Nothing particularly memorable or attentive. One thing I actually loved: no TVs. I appreciate that. People should sit down, eat, talk, and actually socialize. There's something very elegant about that. Then came the moment that really made me laugh. My server dropped the check at my table without me asking for it. So naturally, I assumed that was my very subtle signal that dinner was over and it was time for me to leave. And then... NO FORTUNE COOKIE?! Excuse me?! Overall, beautiful space, decent food, polite staff, but the experience left me feeling like I had to manage my own service. For a restaurant with such a lovely atmosphere, I expected a little more polish and attention to detail. Would I return? Perhaps but I certainly won't be thinking that they serve cocktails and I'll be sure to dress up as a server next time to run my own food order and pour my own ice water.

Excellent food! Authentic Chinese cuisine with an…read moreimaginative twist. The waiter was attentive and accommodating to our 5 year old daughter who was not in the best mood.

I have now made it to six Peter Chang restaurants in the DMV!…read more When I was looking through the menu I must have missed that it was a Peter Chang restaurant. I only saw food items that looked really good. It wasn't until I saw the bubble pancake did I realize. So of course we ordered the bubble and bento to begin. Loved the variety in the bento box and wished that it came with at least two of the soup dumplings, siu mai, and har gow. You just can't share a soup dumpling! We ordered the chow fun and salt and pepper shrimp. This was the perfect amount of food for the two of us. The chow fun will always be my favorite childhood noodle dish. The shrimp was nice and crispy. And for any non-alcoholic drinkers out there, they have a lychee drink which was very refreshing. My only complaint is that with a party of seven, we were told that there was a $20 deposit per person for a reservation. Our reservation was for the non-busy hour of 4:30 p.m. I can understand large parties of say 20 or more in which you will be taking up a good portion of the restaurant but this policy is a first for me. Parking is available in the paid garage on the same block.

Definitely my go to lunch spot. I always order the chicken teriyaki, and let me tell you, HUGE…read moreportions! The interior is also very cozy, great place to chill during lunch. Special shout out to Loanny for always taking great care of me. Will be back soon!

Kusshi is my go to sushi place in the area! The lunch sushi deal is so good, 3 rolls for $19 and I…read morenever can finish it all. And the happy hour is unmatched, such a great deal with quality fish at a great price!

The food was fantastic. It was fresh and very tasty. We picked up the takeout consisting of…read moreeggrolls, hot & sour soup, General Tso's chicken, Hunan chicken, and chicken lo mein. Back at the house, the food was still very hot. Definitely looking forward to going back very soon.

I remember stumbling upon this restaurant during one of my long walks and was determined to check…read moreit out the next time I came in the area. My wife and I now dine in or do takeout twice a month because we love it so much! Food: All the flavors stand out and you can tell it was freshly made. I have never had a bad experience with their food over the past year and a half they've been open. Service: All the staff is very friendly and even offer suggestions on what to eat and accommodations on exchanging ingredients for the food. Somehow they juggle phone calls, serving customers, and handling takeout all at once, without compromising on the quality of service. Value: The main dishes typically start around $15 but they're a heavy portion and are best served family style. The Chef Specials start around $17 and again, a generous portion size. The quality of the food and the amount is a steal for these prices. Ambiance: The aesthetics aren't fancy, more of a local shop with the minimum furniture. But the seating arrangement and atmosphere definitely make you feel like you're about to get a dang good meal. When dining it, you can constantly see people coming in and out grabbing takeout orders. An absolute good sign. Recommendations: Don't sleep on anything, try everything at least once's. You'll be very pleased with whatever you order.

So delicious and filling. First time here. Loved everything! Roti Tacos (2). 1/2 Chicken, 1/2 pork…read morebelly bahn mi sandwich. Both items with their roti canal flatbread. This was a game changer for me. Crispy on the outside, soft in the middle, so much better than tortillas. This is a "kiosk" / building with some tables / counter and seats available to eat there. Can't wait to go again!

food and drinks came out quick and was delicious. food was packaged with utensils and…read morecondiments/sauces. they do serve alcohol here. nice area located in a shopping center, indoor and outdoor restaurants/business areas, with a stage and seating tables available, very walkable with public restrooms and security guards around.

I took my GF here to have dinner for her birthday on a Saturday. Definitely had a great experience…read moreoverall. The food I would give a 4.5. My GF loved the menu selection, the food came out hot, and the flavor and quality was great. The Ambience I would give a solid 4. The setting is very nice, it's not extremely dark like some restaurant when it comes to the cozy intimate feel but I would say the lighting is respectable and it's a great overall size wall to wall. There weren't too many people there, which was nice. About 2-3 other groups were celebrating different occasions in the dinning area and also people at the high tables and bar. Valet for the Ritz Carlton was complementary so parking was no issue. Both our server Dino and the young lady that was our host, were great and attentive to our needs for the evening. Thank you again!

I had the halloumi and citrus salad, it was delicious. I also had the salmon with a sweet potato…read morepuree. Both were really good! I sat at the bar and Robert took great care of me. The atmosphere was a lively after-work crowd but I felt welcomed.

Let's start with the Sunday Brunch…read more I defy anyone to find fault with that value. First round of mimosas is expensive but the next six rounds is cheeeeap. And the selection?!?! For under $70 two people can have crab cakes benedict, fried brussels, crispy French toast... I don't even remember. Like ten different things! I didn't have to eat again until 9pm. The food was great! Vinny, who was our handler (clearly he has training in special education or something because we that table. Or maybe the TIPS trainings have advanced to include messy brunch people) was fun, patient, and knowledgeable. This is THE SPOT for brunch on Sunday.

Maker's Union is a perfectly serviceable restaurant... and I mean that in the most complimentary…read morethree-star-ish way possible. Let's start with the unexpected hero of this story... the chicken sandwich. This thing had absolutely no business being as good as it was. The breaded chicken slapped, the pickle had that perfect crisp snap, and the brioche bun came strolling in like it knew it was the prettiest person at the party. Seriously, that bun deserves recognition for its supporting role. Even the fries were really good, and I'm not a fries guy. Usually fries are just the edible packing material keeping my sandwich from sliding around the plate, but I actually found myself eating these voluntarily. Unfortunately, my margarita was aggressively mid. It wasn't bad. It wasn't good. It was technically a margarita and successfully completed all contractual obligations associated with being one. The atmosphere was... a restaurant. There were tables. There were chairs. People ate food at them. No particular vibe or energy jumped out at me. Service was similarly pure, uncut service. We ordered things. Those things arrived. Transactions occurred. Mission accomplished. Would I go back? Absolutely if someone suggested it. Would I cross state lines and embark on a pilgrimage? Probably not. But I'd order that chicken sandwich again without hesitation... and maybe ask if they'll put my margarita on a brioche bun too.

I love this place because the food is delicious!! We friend has booked her birthday party here for…read morethe past couple of years and it delivers each time! The song selections and the sound on the mics are great. I also like that it's metro accessible (Crystal City)! I love that they allow you to decorate the private room however you want. I also like that there's a clean bathroom in the room. However, you have to ensure the toilet completely flushes. The green beans and the fried rice are my favorites. The fish dishes are also good, but on the sweeter side. The only thing I don't like is that you have to order bottled water. The service is good, but can get a little slow when it's busy at night. Other than that, I recommend this place! It is a time!

Came here to try the menu after seeing some reviews. We got twice cooked pork, spicy tofu, pan…read morefried buns, cold noodles and stir fried greens. Everything was good and portions were pretty big as well. The interior is more of a bar setup with lots of TV screens on the wall. Think this would be a good place for a large group or a late night dinner spot. Would come back!