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    Peter Chang McLean

    4.1 (116 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Pan Seared Chive Aromatic Calamari
    Ashley B.

    I just wanted to update my review because I didn't even notice that I lost my wallet yet but Vivian was able to contact me and gave me my wallet back! So nice of her and I'm so glad I was still in the restaurant when I got her message!

    osamanthus pork ribs
    Brad R.

    TLDR: Fantastic all you can eat Chinese tapas with amazing flavor, fast service, and great value. Come hungry! We came here on a Saturday afternoon for the all you can eat Chinese tapas and were so impressed. My party of two had been to the Peter Chang in Columbia for their all you can eat dim sum and loved it, so we had a feeling this would be another winner. The tapas ends at 3 pm and you get 90 minutes to eat. We arrived around 2:15, so we only had about 45 minutes, but our waitress was amazing. She got dishes out to us super fast and we were able to try almost the whole menu of both tapas and dim sum. Everything came out hot and flavorful. Some of our favorites were the mapo tofu, osmanthus honey pork ribs, salt and pepper shrimp, and Taiwanese fried chicken. Every dish was packed with flavor, spice, and that great numbing heat that Peter Chang is known for. The owner even stopped by to say hi, which was a really nice touch. For $30 per person, this is such a great deal, especially if you come hungry. Overall, we had a fantastic time and can't wait to come back. Highly recommend!

    Ahra J.

    We have always loved Peter changs and now have visited various locations. I think this one hands down has been the best eating and hospitality experience! We opted for the all you can eat tapas experience and I think if you're one who likes to try multiple dishes, this is the way to go! We got to try most of the menu including the dim sum items. When we arrived we were told that both were available until 3 pm despite what the dim sum menu stated so just be aware that you'll have more options to try. My favorites were the Mongolian beef, sweet and sour chicken and osamathus pork rib! My least favorite was the hot and sour soup as it was a bit thin and bland for my personal preference. A honorable mention is the cilantro flounder spring rolls! The staff were also very kind! Jennifer our waitress was super friendly and while she cautioned us initially about how much we were going to order, we may have surprised her for a party of 2. The owner Christine also came by to check in and see how we liked everything. We all chatted for a few minutes and it was such a delightful way to end our meal.

    Kim chi fried rice and pork bao.
    Jacob H.

    I've eaten in dozens of Chinese restaurants in my life, from the West to the East Coast, and Peter Chang's stands among the greats at the top while differentiating itself with hints of spices and flavors that elevate its offerings while retaining authenticity. I had lunch here over Lunar New Year weekend, and found the servers friendly and attentive. My wife and I had the all-you-can-eat lunch, which has both dim sum and traditional brunch offerings. We ordered siu mai, Chang's braised pork belly, Chengdu twice cooked pork belly, dry fried red pepper chicken, bok choy, pork bao, shrimp dumplings, and kimchi friend rice. Each dish impressed, and the Chengdu pork belly impressed with delicate, savory flavors with cabbage and sauce. I can't wait to come back with all of my friends and family!

    Beef broccoli
    Christopher C.

    It's exactly the type of chinese food that brings my sister and I back to Texas. It's comforting, it's good, and it's something I'd get consistently-- the lo mein is worth arguing over! Cheers

    整只烤鸭 Whole Signature Peking Duck
    Shani L.

    New years dinner rush was packed at 6:45 pm. The safe was calm and professional and got everyone seated within 15 minutes. The duck and shrimp were both really good and service was friendly and efficient. We will return.

    Hot Numbing Chicken Wings (6)
    Sean R.

    My takeout order was ready exactly when it was advertised, and while it's not super important the person who handed me the order actually made a point of asking how to pronounce my name which was just nice. The restaurant itself looked very comfortable and well decorated, next time I'll have to stay to eat. As advertised, the Szechuan spicing provided a lovely degree of numbing heat that complimented the flavor well. Each dish was packed with flavor, the spicy Dan Dan noodles being a surprising favorite for me, I mopped up every drop of the sauce. Loved having the sesame taro balls for dessert as well. My one callout is that the entrees do not come with rice (as advertised) so we made our own.

    What a deal!
    Patrick G.

    I'm far from a vegetarian, but there were so many yummy vegetables when we got the all you can eat tapas here on a Saturday! The bok choy with tofu skin, dry fried eggplant, and especially the vegan cucumber salad (something about that sesame oil!) were amazing. Also enjoyed the shrimp dumplings and Taiwanese popcorn chicken

    Dragon Eggplant w Spicy Garlic Sauce
    James M.

    5/5 food quality 3/5 service 4/5 ambiance 4/5 cleanliness 1/5 value for money 2/5 creativity 2/5 innovation Finally got to check out Peter Chang's latest NoVA restaurant--I believe he has 15+ in his DMV empire. Everything we ordered was really good; however, the overpriced menu is what really irks me, especially charging for rice (not this again...) after charging these ridiculous prices. It's honestly a matter of principal for me. And for that reason alone, we prob will not be returning as we have better things (new experiences) to drop ~$200 on instead of overpriced Chinese food.

    Judy L.

    If you've been to Mama Chang's, then the menu and food are the same. Generous portion, even the shareable plates. We had SO MUCH food, but ate too fast before pics opportunity. Very fast service and calm ambiance. Clean bathroom!

    Spicy Dan Dan Noodle (w Peanuts & Tofu)
    Kay

    This is a great place to get takeout if you want something a little different from your typical Chinese late night takeout. The Szechuan flavors through all of the dishes that I got were great. The wings were delicious with some green and chili and Szechuan flavor. The chicken and vegetables were super tasty and good to share, the portion was very generous. The eggplant was also a good starter to share and they weren't too greasy. The sesame bun with taro was a great way to finish the meal. Takeout was quick. Just a heads up you have to order Reiss separately so make sure not to forget it. It does not come with entrées.

    Whole Peking Duck
    Tracy R.

    If I could add more stars, I absolutely would. Service was exceptional! We had a large group AND it was Mother's Day Sunday. We had to call to request another place setting and the table for us perfectly! Our server was very attentive and we received quick service. Our tea pot stayed full and the table was always filled with food dishes. Everything we ordered was delicious: chicken lettuce wrap, sizzling shrimp dumpling, chili oil shrimp and pork wonton, combination fried rice, 2 whole Peking duck, creamy walnut shrimp, pork soup dumplings, chicken broccoli stir fry, kung pao chicken, and mochi ice creams. We loved some of the dishes so much that we ordered second rounds of them like the dumplings! The ambiance is good for dates, families, lunch and dinner. If you're looking for tasty Chinese food, family style, please make time to come eat here! We are already planning our next visit!

    Indoor seating
    Margaret H.

    We ordered a half of their Beijing duck. There was nothing of the duck leftover between two of us - not a shred of meat nor a single pancake. Their pancakes were super thin and soft - that is a distinguishing feature of their duck. The stir fried pea shoots were cooked perfectly with just the right amount of garlic, and perfectly seasoned. The Beef Chow Fan Noodles were also very good. We also got the Sesame Oil Tofu Skin Salad appetizer, which was also lightly seasoned and not too salty or oily. The interior seating is contemporary and very clean. The service was excellent. We came for lunch on a weekday and were seated immediately.

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