Take out | menu size | chicken…read more Take Out: This is a reliable take-out spot first and foremost. Ordering is straightforward, pickup is smooth, and the food travels well. It's the kind of place built for convenience -- quick in-and-out, well packed, and still hot by the time you get home. Ideal for weeknight dinners when cooking isn't happening and you want something dependable without a long wait. Menu Size: The menu is extensive -- classic, old-school Chinese takeout style with plenty of combination plates, lunch specials, and chef's specialties. Lots of variety across chicken, beef, pork, seafood, and vegetable dishes, plus the usual appetizers and sides. Good option for groups or families with mixed preferences because everyone can find something familiar. Chicken: The chicken dishes are the highlight. Portions are solid, and the chicken is tender with good breading-to-meat balance in the fried options. Sauced dishes are well coated without being overly heavy, and the flavors come through clearly rather than tasting generic. Whether you go sweet, savory, or spicy, the chicken plates are consistently satisfying and feel like the safest bet on the menu.

THIS LOCATED IS OPEN! Not sure why YELP listed it as…read moreclosed. We have been long time customers at this family owned business. We always enjoy their sushi! They remember their repeat customers and are considerate and kind. Highly recommended!

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.

Excellent food, service and ambiance. I would say it is my favorite Japanese restaurant in the…read morearea, quality very exceptional...except for the reason of the previous history of this specific zone and the terribly unwelcome glance I received when picking up a to go order; perhaps due to the blaring. NO Bathrooms signage. which again has nothing to do with me.

Great solid spot for high quality sushi! I've been here multiple times and always had a great…read moreexperience from the service to the food! We got tempura udon, shrimp/veg tempura appetizer, rainbow roll, fatty salmon nigiri and unagi (eel) nigiri. Everything tasted great and high quality! I also heard that they import their fish from Japan directly so you're definitely getting quality seafood.

Looking for a Chinese restaurant that not only tastes great but doesn't make you feel bloated and…read moregreasy after? Look no further Yipin Noodle is the place for you. While it is a little small it has a charming interior that feels as if you've been transported to Japan. The chairs are super comfy and the plates are adorable! The service is great, if you have allergies they will try their best to accommodate you. It's wonderful! I had the orange chicken, my brother got the general tso's, and my sister got beef lo mein. We had the spring rolls and sichuan cabbage for appetizers. The spring rolls were very light and had a delicious flavor, the cabbage was the perfect blend of spicy and sour and makes for a great palette cleanser. Both of the chickens were great, the coating wasn't thick and the sauce had a nice flavor. The lo mein noodles, oh boy you gotta try those. They're not only delicious but they don't taste greasy like some other places. And finally let's talk portion size, they give a very generous amount of food. Literally depending on how much you eat you'll make 2-3 meals out of it. Seriously don't skip this place, it's a hidden treasure. The only unfortunate thing is that they don't serve tea BUT they will get you warm water. P.S the dessert is a MUST

We tried YiPin Noodle this week and it was a solid eating experience. Goyza arrived quickly and was…read morea tasty starter. Two of us ordered ramen, which was flavorful and the portion filling. The YiPin fried rice received two thumbs up from a teen. We sat near the front window, which currently has blinking lights around it. From the outside the lights are appealing, but I discourage anyone with any sensory sensitivity from sitting where the lights are visible. There is seating behind a wall where the lights would be blocked from view. We got used to the lights after a short time and no one in our party was bothered by them, but even the teens commented that the lights would bother some people. The service was adequate. The two people working the front of the restaurant were courteous and welcoming. They brought water without us requesting it and were quick to put in our appetizer order. The food came out in a reasonable time and our water was refilled once while we ate. I had to get the wait staff's attention more than once during our visit (to order dessert and pay the bill), which for me signals the wait staff isn't paying enough attention. They were slow to bring me the check so we could pay and leave. I am going to be optimistic that the service will improve in needed ways as the staff gain more experience and learn how to better manage multiple tables. We hope to add YiPin to our family's shortlist of go-to eateries and we will be back to explore the menu further.

Songbird is an Asian Cafe & Bar located in Fairfax, VA. The restaurant makes comfor Chinese…read moreAmerican food and custom cocktails. They even have a disco ball ! Some of our favorites: *Lychee Pearl Cocktail *Sapporo *Sichuan Spicy Wontons *Disco Tots *Crab Rangoon *Mighty Spider Roll *Tiger Roll This restaurant provides fast service all around, from ordering to receiving drinks and food quickly after placing your order!

Ambiance: beautiful big bar with Asian decor. I'm not sure about the underwater guy in the front…read morethough. Service: quick service and good came out with little wait. Food: there was a blend of Chinese-American, sushi and Thai. I typically do not go to restaurants that have that many Asian cuisines on their menu because it looks confusing to me. I normally choose more 'authentic' style restaurants. I want to state that so my review doesn't seem too harsh. 2 of my friends and I shared the crab rangoons, Peking duck and broccoli. Crab Rangoon was average but I did appreciate the sauce wasn't the typical sweet chili sauce. Our main had great crispy skin but the duck was dry. I was disappointed since it was $69 so I was expecting it to be a lot better. The broccoli had great taste but u was surprised that it was American broccoli and not Chinese broccoli. I understand it's Chinese American but maybe I should have read the description a little better. My friends did love it. Overall - the food was ok. The service was great.

Dear reader, Kanji…read moreAYCE Sushi in Springfield offers, quite simply, one of the best sushi deals in the area. There is something deeply satisfying about being able to order whatever you fancy without feeling like every additional roll requires a minor financial consultation. Better still, the quality is actually very good, which is where many all-you-can-eat arrangements lose the plot. Here, the fish is fresh, the options are plentiful, and the whole experience feels properly worth it. This is absolutely a place to arrive hungry and leave very happy indeed. A strong showing for Springfield and an easy recommendation for any sushi-loving member of society.

Northern Virginia is anything but short on AYCE sushi spots! Umiya in Alexandria, Sushi Ohayo's…read moremany locs, and Kanji Izakaya in Arlington to name a few. Yet, Kanji Sushi in Springfield remains one I've been to more than 3 times in the 8 or so months I've been living in this area. At $30 per person, it's a pretty fair price considering it includes sushi, apps, and hibachi!!!! I love the Shrimp hibachi and the shumai dumplings. But my favorite sushi roll? It's gotta be the Snow Mountain Roll (pictured below$ without a doubt!!! It's got shrimp tempura and shredded crabstick -- two of my fav proteins in sushi!!! The inside is nice and there's a conveyor belt that's included in the AYCE. But if you go anytime after 5pm be prepared for a long wait time. This place is great and very popular.

Needed a quick bite to eat before heading home and this spot came up in my vicinity. You have to…read morewalk inside of the building to get to it. I was sat down quickly. They were super kind and attentive towards me. The food came out fast and all of it was absolutely delish! Pricing was great, too! It definitely lived up to it's name because I definitely felt "kozy" as if I was eating at home. Parking can be a gamble since the lot isnt but so big but I found one fairly quickly.if you like trying different ramen spots, this one is worth a visit!

Got the Miso Ramen and added a few healthy shakes of shichimi togarashi (on the table) to DIY spice…read moreit up a bit. Miso broth was decent, but not as hot as I typically like it. 8/10 broth flavor. Noodles are the right "thicker & curly" style, but were overcooked by a noticeable amount. They should be slightly chewy, IMO. I regret not specifying more "QQ" or chewy al dente when I ordered my Ramen bowl. In Japan it is fairly common to be able to choose from several levels of noodle firmness/doneness. The environment is like a food hall restaurant - with shared bathrooms in the main concourse of the building. The bathrooms were messy and wet everywhere - not pleasant. Overall the building seemed more than a bit crusty - not the most appetizing backdrop. I was torn between 3 or 4 stars for this one. I am rounding up. This is pretty much exactly a 3.5 star experience.

This place is an absolute must try if you are looking to indulge in quality food while being served…read moreby excellent, knowledgeableX and friendly staff. It should be noted the menu is a little pricey but well worth it especially if you are celebrating a big occasion. We were very impressed with the menu offering and absolutely had to get the Kobe Beef because there are only a handful of places you can get Kobe beef served with this type of quality. They present the certificate of authenticity which really adds to the experience. The beef was cooked delicately with a light sear and served medium rare which goes the perfect buttery bite. Highly recommend. We also got the pork jowl and the kurobuta pork belly. Normally the pork belly is a bit but it was pretty average so I'll probably pass next time. The pork jowl was really tasty and had a nice bite. You can just eat meat if you want to get the full experience. We highly recommend the steamed egg as well as the tuna with taro chips for the perfect balanced meal. Can't say enough great things about this place... looking forward to coming again!

One of my best mom friends and I decided to go to dinner last minute with all of our kids. I was…read moredefinitely nervous because our two toddlers are a little on the crazy side. I think what probably made our service and Guy Shige stand out the most is our server Laila. She was very accommodating with bringing us multiple high chairs and taking our orders almost as soon as we sat down. We ordered a lot of food and wanted to try multiple drinks and Laila really took her time explaining all the different drinks and making great ig worth recommendations. During dinner there were multiple times where our crazy toddlers threw items on the floor etc and Laila was quick to come by and sweep things up and replace utensils etc. All of the food and drinks were delicious and we truly had a great time. We will definitely be back.