My roommate and I decided to get takeout from here because it's just opened, and the food is so…read moregreat! It's such great value for your money, you get huge portions of food, easily multiple meals' worth, and it's absolutely delicious! Highly recommend!!

Really really cute place. Service was also quick and was very friendly. I hate to give less than…read more4 stars but I'm hoping that the owners will read this and make do better with their food. It was just way too salty. My tonkutso ramen was just unbearable because of the amount of salt. They even salted the shiitake mushrooms. Who does that? They should just let the natural umami of the mushrooms to just shine. Please, do better and let the ingredients remain in their perfect state of goodness.

I tried many dishes here. I like pho noodle soup with steak. I also like the catfish in a clay pot…read more I thought the chicken and broccoli dish was too salty. Will ask for low sodium next time. The summer rolls are good. So is the avocado smoothie. The chicken with rice clay pot comes with a lot of chicken. The rice was not feel crispy from the clay pot though. It was more like regular rice. Seating is nice. They have booths.

No complaints. Great service, great food and great ambiance. Metered parking only. PIPING hot Phó.read more

This was my first experience with Malaysian food, and it was a positive one! I ordered via Uber…read moreEats and wanted to try several things, so I got the Roti Canai, Chicken Satay, Char Kway Teow, and Curry Laksa. Roti Canai - Absolutely delicious. The flaky, layered roti was soft and delicate. The curry sauce to dip it in was tangy, a bit spicy, and very flavorful. The Roti was the perfect vehicle for the curry, as it absorbed into the layers of the Roti and didnt just fall off. The curry was pretty thin, so I wasnt sure how well the Roti would pick it up. Chicken Satay - This was the only "okay" item, and is also the only item that I have had before. The chicken was a bit dry and it lacked a bit in flavor, but it came off the skewer easily and was still pretty tender. Nothing wrong with it, just not special. I loved the peanut sauce, though, and I liked that it had the pieces of peanuts in it because it gave a nice texture. It was also a pretty good amount - 4 skewers and the chicken was meaty. Char Kway Teow - Very good, ultimate comfort food. The rice noodles were so chewy (im the best way). They absorbed the sauce really well, which was savory. And they had a sort-of smoky flavor to them, which was unexpected but good. I ordered mine with chicken, which was very tender and flavorful. I would have liked a bit more sauce to enhance the flavor because the rice noodles really absorbed it all, but i also am a sauce girl so thats just personal preference. Very good reheated as leftovers, too. Curry Laksa - Favorite dish. The curry broth is savory, spicy, and slightly oily (not in a bad way). I loved the texture contrast between the softer/chewier egg noodles and the rice noodles. The tofu was spring and really absorbed the curry, so it was very flavorful. Same with the chicken that I got in mine. The bean sprouts added a bit of a crunch, which was nice. I can see this being my go-to for a rainy day or if Im sick. It was almost even better as leftovers because the flavors melted even more. As I got this delivered, I cant speak to the restaurant/customer service experience. I can say that, while it took a while to get my food (just over an hour after ordering, which aligned with the ETA), everything arrived still piping hot. The portions were also generous, and I wound up with about 3 good sized meals from my order. As I haven't had Malaysian food before, I also have no point of reference in comparison to other Malaysian spots and can't speak to how "traditional" the dishes were. What I do know is that I loved the food, and I look forward to going to Satay Club in person sometime. I definitely recommend this to others!

No clue why this place has less than 4 stars!!!…read more This is the only Malaysian restaurant in DC, and they serve such yummy, authentic food. They also have AWESOME lunch deals that you can even redeem on weekends too ($14 for an entrée + soup on the side). The roti canai was so delicious. Must-order appetizer. The flatbread is super flaky, and the curry dipping sauce is SO good. A bit oily and messy when handling and ripping the bread but still awesome. The char kway teow is also a must. Stir-fried wide rice noodles with your choice of protein, bean sprouts, and Chinese broccoli. It kind of reminds me of chow fun, but it's even more savory and just so well made. The laksa (curry noodle soup) was okay. It was a little bland for me, and the noodles soaked up a lot of the broth, so by the end my soup had basically disappeared. And for dessert.... The chendol!!!! This is the only place I've seen selling chendol in the DMV. So yummy. I do wish they used palm sugar instead of brown sugar, and I wish the shaved ice was a little finer, but it still satisfied a craving I've been chasing for a while. I will DEFINITELY be back.

Great spot with some nice history. Family run always a good time, with everyone being so nice. My…read morepartner and I both got noodles and sadly mine was unseasoned. Very tough. Hers was banging ! Delish! Another notable flag was that I would order your spice level - we were not asked. My girl was quite overwhelmed w the heat tambien - I would get that checked out.

Not sure if this was just a bad day or if the quality has gone down for some reason. Siam House…read moreused to be my go-to spot for Thai. Maybe after receiving all their accolades and increasing their pricing due to farm-raised proteins, expectations are that the quality stays at its best. Unfortunately, it wasn't just one thing that declined. I ordered for pick-up, which even take-away food from Siam used to be excellent. This time, though, the pad thai noodles were dry and stuck to each other in one big piece that I had to use a knife to separate. It was clearly left in the wok too long as the shrimps were blackened as well. Wish someone, whether chef or other, would notice the quality and decide to remake it. The shrimps were also very small--they used to use plump shrimp that were juicy to bite into. Now, the shrimp are the small ones you get from grocery stores. Paying an up-charge for tiny overcooked shrimp is quite the disappointment. When I went to pick up the food, the restaurant wasn't even busy, half occupied. I really hope it was a bad day as I really enjoyed dining here and supporting the 3-generation family.

Visiting from out of town and found this place. Deluxe Bento Box was good, enough for for the 2 of…read moreus.

What a delicious makunouchi bento and shrimp dumplings I had! I met up with a friend for lunch and…read moreit wasn't too crowded there. Free validated parking also available if parked in the garage. The service was quick and fuss-free. Every items I got to taste was absolutely delicious. I just wish the rice portion wasn't so huge or had an option for me to swap it with salad. Wouldn't mind revisiting again in the future.

The food is always excellent and consistent…read more Spicy cabbage is a good starter salad. Spicy Shrimp with Head On i s a great app. The Mongolian beef if the best meat and orange chicken or General Chos chicken with some Shanghi noodles is the best combo.

The food is delicious. Well, all of the food I've tried so far has been delicious! The staff is…read morefriendly and your food comes fresh and always hot and ready to enjoy!

Still after all of these years a great spot with consistent food. Love it…read more It's also a great place to have a party given the space and the happy hour sushi is good value and quality as well. 5 stars for ambiance and service as well

This is a restaurant on the main road of Cleveland Park and looked to be a good spot to grab a…read morebite. Food - Bland. The sushi was really just rice and fish on top, with no seasoning, no sauce no nothing. The only edible one was the spicy tuna, mainly because it at least had some flavor to it. The drunken noodle was okay, but nothing too special. Service - Good, servers were nice Parking - They have street parking available nearby. Overall, this place is okay.

That Mac n cheese was amazing and the drinks were definitely worth it and we went here right before…read morethe zoo. Definitely burned the calories but even still was worth each calorie

Just finished a late lunch here with my kiddo on a Sunday afternoon. Not terribly busy, plenty of…read moreopen tables at arrival. Server came by, not so much as a greeting or introduction, just a short, "do you know what you want?" Fine - no problem. We ordered two avocado toasts and side of fries to share. Now, the menu clearly says the avocado toasts are served with a "runny egg". Ok sure, no problem. What i did not anticipate was a half raw egg with the yolk swimming in a sea of translucent completely uncooked "whites". It was like a golden disc encased in a snot rocket. Ok, maybe that's their "runny". Slide it off the toast and press on - snail trail of mucus be damned. The avocado spread was great - bright, citrusy, and well seasoned. The "hot sauce" was likely from a bottle and could have been left off. The radishes would have benefitted from being tossed in lemon, salt and pepper. The image of the "runny" egg was too much so I ate half the toast serving and meandered to the fries. Not bad, crispy , hot, and...wait...sweet...something is off, I can't put my finger on it but at least it's not a raw egg. I keep eating. My kids looks at me and says, "do these remind you of funnel cake?" THAT'S IT - FUNNEL CAKE. We have both had enough, ask for the check. The server comes by gives me the clunky machine, I tap and put it down, he reaches for it and I say, it's processing, I still have to sign...and then he starts snapping his fingers...WHAT IN THE ACTUAL €¥($ ARE WE DOING RIGHT NOW?!? Never again. Never, again.

Their drunken noodles were superb. They had an excellent smoky flavour. The dumplings were simply…read moredelicious.

I've sang in a lot of places, in pubs, clubs, bars, coffee shops, bookstores, malls, outdoor…read morefestivals, streets, subways, you name it. But unlike James Corden, I've never Sang On Wheels. This food truck, though, has. What to get: whatever she gives you. That's not just for this truck but general advice for life. Amazing service from a woman that really cares and will stuff your box (so to speak) full of all kinds of crazy wild food. The service definitely gets a 5. The prices and food are a 4. They are good but not amazing. You get a ton of food, including meatballs and drunken noodles and all sorts of other weird stuff. It's all good but none of it was like, omg wow I can't wait to come back. The Thai Tea Bubble Tea was pretty yum, but the bubbles in it were not so fresh at all. I'd have enjoyed it more if I had ordered it without bubbles. Overall a great experience. My first food in DC after driving non stop from Pittsburgh, where I had just driven to from Buffalo. A crazy long drive which ended in me eating a ton of food from this truck and so it will always be a really positive memory for me. But if you've already tried it and enjoyed it, then I just Sang to the choir. Wheeeeeelllllls... I better be going. I have to talk to my friends from Ireland, Scotland, and Wheels.

The soft serve ice cream is amazing. I recommend the ube and…read morethe matcha. The service is really great too.

this place is worth the difficulty of finding it. There is so much loving care in this soft serve…read morethat it makes the already great tasting treat even better. The pressed croissant that can serve as a cone, is delightfully tasty. I'm glad that I got it on top of soft serve cup and not as soft serve cup. get yourself to the Heights bar and that will take you into the food court. That's actually easier than what the map app says. You won't be sorry.