I'm happy to find a place that clearly labels what is gluten-free and makes the (yummy) GF stir…read morefries in a separate pan! This celiac is happy!

Great service, fresh and tasty foods, easy ordering, nutritious options, and super clean restaurant.read more

Very tasty food. Pad Thai hit the spot. Spice level as requested. Delivered on time by friendly…read morestaff!

Late on Friday night, dinner for three. Lovely new place in Burke. Great ambience, pleasant…read moreinterior. We felt quite welcomed as we grabbed a booth. I ordered the duck soup, which was rich and tasty. Cost was around $20. I was hungry for comfort food that night, and this soup filled the bill. My husband ordered the crispy duck, and I stole a couple tastes. Really excellent. Nice chunky pieces of fried duck. My daughter's go-to and comfort food is always drunken noodles beef. Again, a really flavorful dish, nice slices of beef. Service was great. Lots of water refills and friendly advice. We will be going back- and I think this may be our new go-to for Thai food! They offered a variety of fishes, some very novel and interesting looking...I want to try their snapper special next. Another one to try would be whole fish at $30, branzino.

What a good and affordable place for Chinese food! Came on a weekday night and it was pretty empty…read moreand clean. Staff were pretty fast and attentive with the orders and food. I had the szechuan beef noodle soup - the beef was tender alongside its tasty noodles and savoury broth. The scallion pancakes were solid and crunchy. Loved their soup dumplings too with the sauce and ginger. I did except more soup in the dumplings but was still great. Need to come again if I'm craving Chinese food.

Cozy noodle shop in one of the many plazas out here in Fairfax. We came in as a party of two in a…read morevery cold Saturday evening and was able to get a seat quickly. The place was filling up and the ambiance reminds me of a traditional bustling noodle house - perfect for the cold snap we were experiencing at the time. We got hot and sour noodle soup, sichuan beef noodle soup, and an order of their pork soup dumplings. Portions are generous and prices are fair, it's easy to become a regular here if you live nearby. The hot and sour noodle soup is as advertised - just enough spice to complement the sour, but not overwhelm to make it feel like mala. It's served, as expected, with glass noodles, some bak choi, and some pork slices. Nothing spectacular but par for the course. The sichuan beef noodle foon soup was slight notch better. The broth gives really warm vibe and you can tell it's been brothing for a long time. Again just the right amount of spicy to make you keep slurping for more. The noodles were average, chewy, but not bouncy. Also comes with a healthy amount beef slices and bak choi. Again - a great noodle soup bowl but nothing jaw dropping. Soup dumplings were fantastic, however. The pork definitely has its own marinade and the soup is flavorful. The dumpling skin is well constructed and complemented well with the noodle soups - especially in cold weather. tldr; solid noodle soup spot, they seem to be consistent and really hits the mark when you're in a for your noodle fix. Soup dumplings are probably a must get side dish with whatever your main is

Quiet on Sunday at 4:30. While the snow melted and washed away the snow (FINALLY) I ventured out…read morefor some General Tso's chicken. Ever notice Chinese food places never advertise? But wait. My go-to spot suddenly closed, leaving me in a bit of a lurch! Where do I go?! We all have our favorite Chinese restaurant, and when we can't go to that one there's a little bit of a conundrum. I take American Chinese food seriously - which really means I order the same thing 98% of the time because that's my GO TO meal. As an intellectual, that is of course General Tso's chicken. Beijing Tokyo blends north and south Asia into a rather cozy, strip mall location. One person was talking obliviously on her cell phone, while the sushi Chef took orders. Until Yelp asked me if this place was romantic, I hadn't actually thought about it that way. But it is a little romantic. The tables are close together, the light is low, even if this place was full it would be... Cozy. A Chinese restaurant that's cozy is a very short leap to romantic. You can have a conversation here. I ordered my usual and waited about 10 minutes. The GTC was excellent. It had spice and flavor, but not too spicy. The fried rice was delicious. Good portion size and a good price. Two egg rolls and the total came to $25.25. No surprises, nothing out of the ordinary. If you had told me this had come from my favorite- now sadly closed - Chinese restaurant, I would have never known the difference. And there in lies what I think makes a good Chinese restaurant: predictability. American Chinese food is a distinct cuisine with the same menus, the same waving Buddah and melamine plates. The difference is quality, and the taste of your favorite meal. I am sad that my favorite place closed, but Beijing Tokyo is my new Chinese food restaurant, and I think it's pretty darn good.

Have not been here in 11 years and got food to go and was still yummy!…read more Food- Egg Drop Soup-good flavor. Just didn't like that they give you packaged crispy noodles instead of fresh made ones Dumplings-good taste and flavorful dipping sauce Egg roll-standard Crispy chicken proper- asked for it extra saucy and no spice. And both requests were honored. Service was very nice even on a busy Wednesday night (Thanksgiving Eve) Ambiance- It's not overly large inside but there are about 8 tables for inside dining.

3.9/5 Had the jjajangmyun a couple of times. It's pretty…read moregood for it being a food court. The price currently is at $8.99 per bowl. It's definitely not gourmet like jangwon in centreville but it definitely will be the spot to go for a quick fix since it's so close to home. Their tangsuyuk was alright- it had a bit of a porky smell the recent time we went but hoping that was just a rare situation.

Am surprised how good it is here. Love Korean food. Even better when you can go into a grocery…read morestore, and then get a meal. The convenience factor alone is huge. In the northern Virginia area, time isn't always a luxury. That's why this appeals to me. Wonderful employees. You'll always feel welcome here. The barbecue chicken with kimchi works for me. It is delicious. Also you get generous portions here. That alone is a reason to stop in. Be sure to as I will be here tonight.

I absolutely LOVE this hand pulled noodle spot. The thick regular ones are so chewy and so so good…read more The spicy A2 bowl is perfection, any time I crave hot soup, this is the spot!! Service is quick, and ambience is what you'd expect in a food hall located inside a grocery store.

We had no reason to go to Great Wall except to hit up Chopin Noodle House in the food court. It is…read morewell worth the trip! We got 2 dishes: Lanzhou hand pulled noodles and oil spill noodles. Don't let the photos deceive you -- there is a generous amount of cubed beef in both dishes (buried beneath the noodles in some cases). I loved the chewy consistency of both noodle dishes. Only small downside is that we didn't see any free water provided, and the oil spill noodles could use a tiny bit more spiciness. Overall, would definitely make the post-snow trek out here again just for the noodles.

SOOOO TASTY!! My husband and I live in Miami, and it's so hard to find good Chinese food there…read more We were thrilled with the flavors and authenticity of Mama's Taste in Fairfax, VA. We ordered the egg drop soup, crispy beef (perfect texture with sweet sauce), and shrimp fried rice (so filling and delicious)! We will surely be back when we're in town, and can't wait to try their noodle dishes and wontons. Super delicious spot for takeout or sit down dining.

Lovely little Chinese takeaway right on the sidelines of the Old Fairfax town center. Lots of…read more"classic" dishes and they're all bangers. The place itself is quite small for dine in, but I'm pretty sure that's not their target so we were able to get a seat for 2 pretty easily on a Friday evening. We got mostly "ABC" comfort foods - orange chicken, Yangzhou fried rice, Singapore rice noodles - and an order of their dumplings in spicy sauce (a bit surprising as it's a more northern China style compared to the rest of menu). It was definitely a bit much for just 2 of us but we intended to take home leftovers. All of it was delicious, cooked to spec, but what really makes them stand out is their superior "wok-hei"; it is the soul of wok-style dishes and compliments to the chef(s) - they absolutely know their craft and it shines in the flavor. This craftsmanship is lost in the new generation and it's a real treat to see it preserved here out of all places. Dumplings were splendid. Juicy and handmade, definitely hits that nostalgic nook from the back of your head. tldr; charming Chinese takeout spot with superb wok-hei in their dishes

One of the best ramen places in the DMV for sure! I have come here many times! I like that they…read morehave the chicken broth option, since I don't eat pork. I ordered the Spicy Kimen Ramen with chicken broth and chicken chasu. It's so delicious! The chicken Karaage was also good! The employees were also so nice and the service was quick! Love the ambience! It feels like we're at a ramen joint somewhere in Japan!

The ramen was great! So was the extra broth!! I ordered through Uber Eats, but the food took…read moreFOREVER to arrive! That was the only problem. However, I will order from here again at some point.

Stopped by Yanzi Noodle House after hearing about their famous luosifen, and it definitely lived up…read moreto the hype. We tried both the luosifen soup with beef flank and the dry luosifen noodles with beef brisket so we could compare the two styles, and honestly, both were delicious. The broth had so much flavor, while the dry noodles had a completely different taste and were just as good. We also ordered the Beef Flank Burrito, wonton noodle soup, cold noodles with peanut sauce, crab rangoon, and Taiwanese popcorn chicken. Everything that came to the table was fresh and flavorful. The winter melon tea was a standout for me. I ordered it at 25% sweetness and it was still packed with flavor. I was disappointed they had sold out of the fresh soy milk because I was excited to try it, but now I have an excuse to come back. The restaurant was clean, comfortable, and easy to have a conversation in. The service was wonderful, and Yanzi took the time to explain the menu and answer questions about dishes that were new to us. It's not often you find this type of regional Chinese food in the area, and we're already planning another visit.

My husband and I came in this evening (4/24/26) an hour before closing for dinner…read more He had been before but it was my first time. I cannot say enough wonderful things!! The gentleman who waited on us was very kind and chatty, and took the time to explain the menu and kept checking on us...he alone I would come back for...I love it when someone takes pride in their restaurant. The food was flavorful and so delicious! I had the brisket (A17, I think) and OMG so good! Had extra egg and it was pure perfection! My husband had the pig feet and he was very happy. I think we will definitely come back and soon! The food, service, cleanliness, and pricing are perfect! I'm wiring this while sitting in the parking lot because I had to get my thoughts out immediately! Thanks for a great Friday night date night dinner!

The service was fast and the cavatappi was bomb! It was so good I forgot to take pics LoL. I highly…read morerecommend the grilled chicken add-on to the Basil Pesto. It was delicious!! Also don't forget your Rice Crispy square togo. It's yummy!

Food: delicious. Service take - out: Great…read more Food was delicious. Crispy chicken alfredo with spinach.