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.

One of the best sushi place in town! I've been to this place for numerous times now, and would…read morealways go back for their nigiris and house rolls. My personal fave is their salmon nigiri and Fortune House Roll. Their rainbow roll is amazing too! The cuts of the fish are huge and a good proportion to the rice. Salmon literally just melts in your mouth! I love most of the appetizers, esp their karaage (ika and chicken), miso soup, gyoza and soft shell crab. The chefs are super friendly and accommodating, and one time, they even gave me nigiris on the house (probably because I was loving the food too obvious!). Parking is easy, and the place is quiet and clean. If you are in Burke, this is a must try!

The food and service were both excellent. We had both Chinese food and sushi. Price was reasonable.read more

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.

consistently one of the most excellent sushi restaurants in the Fairfax area, we aim to come here…read moreas much as possible, and it's our go to for takeout due to the consistent, high-quality speed and attentiveness of the Staff. We recommend anyone to go to this restaurant.

I ordered online and the BOGO deal on salmon avocado is totally worth it. The salmon tasted really…read moregood and slick. The rainbow roll had a nice assortment but felt a bit bland and I felt like the fish quality was a bit lower. The mason roll was good but I'm not sure if I'd order it again. It felt mostly like I was eating something moist and fried. The inner part of the roll was almost indistinguishable, tasty but probably not something that I'd seek out again based off personal taste. There are a lot of other rolls I wanted to try but only have so big of a stomach. The labeling on the food is also a hit confusing, $8 roll when it actually says $9 in the app. I don't know if they just need to update their code and labels somewhere.

Be aware this is not a stand alone restaurant or take out place, but is the sushi counter inside a…read moreSafeway grocery store. The placement in Yelp is misleading. The directions using Waze lead to the employee parking behind the Safeway.

This was our first time ordering from Khao Hom. Ordering…read moreonline was easy, the platform they use made it very straightforward. We did take out so I can't speak much to the table service. Our order was ready on time and piping hot! The food was delicious and we tried a couple dishes we hadn't seen on other menus. We recommend the crispy chicken thighs as well as our favorite, the drunken noodles.

Very average food and terrible service. The sushi was warm, as if it had been sitting out. Interior…read morewas disorganized and dirty.

TRY THEIR STEAK & CHEESE!…read more * Price: Most of their main entrées range from $10-$15. I got the Steak & Cheese Sub combo, which comes with fries and a drink, for $14. * Food: I ordered the Steak & Cheese Sub combo and devoured every bite. I added every topping they had (except mushrooms and tomatoes), and the cheese was perfectly melted and extra cheesy. The meat was juicy, and the bread stayed crisp. Their baklava was also great! * Cleanliness/Setting: You can tell the place is very community-oriented and family-owned, with all the different posters and flyers up. The interior is casual and chill. * Service: I met the owner's son, George Jr., and he was great! It was my first time here, and the service was very hospitable. He checked in to make sure everything was great and gave some recommendations.

I was looking for somewhere new to try in the area and came across this place on Yelp. You can…read moredefinitely tell it's a spot for locals - so much Mason gear and rapport between the staff and customers. They even had newspapers for you to read at your table. It's in a shopping center where there is plenty of parking. Inside was clean and spacious. My boyfriend and I ended up ordering George's Special: Steak & Cheese Philly Style w/fries and the Cajun Chicken Cheese Steak w/fries. Both were good and filling. I prefer the Steak and Cheese over the Cajun Chicken though as I didn't get as much Cajun as I was hoping for. I loved how crispy the fries were and amused by the length of some - you could do battle with some of them! It's a charming place serving great value. I wouldn't mind revisiting them.

This place was such a nice surprise. We've been visiting family and the area wanted something close…read moreby that would be fun but wouldn't eat our outing budget. Decided hibachi would be fun for a family gathering. Found this place randomly and returned 3x. They accept walk-in's and take reservations. It's easy to make reservations either online on their website or placing a phone call. All the employees here are very friendly and service was efficient. They have a waiting area near the front if your table is not ready. The first time we came we didn't make reservations and since it was a weekend, we waited 30 mins roughly. It wasn't too bad because the waiting area had seats, a tv, and decor to keep you relaxed while waiting. We've had 2 different chefs the 3x we went. I think the employees here have a good memory bc they recognized us the third time we went. We don't go consistently back to back so we were surprised considering it gets busy there and it's next to college, I imagine they get different people in and out. I find the chefs are very fun and go with the flow of the table. One night we went it was a quieter crowd so they adjusted to that temperament. They do the same fun tricks that get a laugh. The consistency in quality of the food was great. All three times had no issues with the food. They make note of your allergies which is great as one person in our party was allergic to seafood. The portion size is really good that if you decided to have an appetizer you could probably save half of your food to take home. I've gotten steak all three times, people in my party did steak and scallops. No complaints. You get soup and salad with your hibachi picks. And it comes with fried rice or white rice, noodles, shrimp, and veggies. I haven't tied the sushi but plan to try it next time I go. Passing by the area where people ordered sushi I will say it looked amazing. I find you get what you paid for here and it's worth it. I wish I did get some photos but we were so busy easy and enjoying our time it slipped my mind.

Its your hibachi experience! The place was packed but has ample seating. I have been to others that…read morehad a bit more of a, "show." Food was good. Go with a group.

I have tried just about every Chinese restaurant in the area. I had only recently been eating at…read moreAsian Grill and my only regret is that I haven't been going here for tasty and authentic Chinese food sooner! I recently have had their Cashew chicken and it was everything I hoped it would be and more! That sweet and savory soy sauce took me by surprise. They truly honor the flavor profile of each dish. No one thing tastes similar to another, which to me has not been easy to find in other Chinese restaurants. Give them a try!

I would say it's more of a 3.5 then a 3 and here is why:…read more Food: Sesame Chicken: large portion, good sauce and flavor but the white meat was a little chewy. Egg Roll-good Egg Drop Soup-a little on the thick side and had a little bit of an off taste to me. Service-Kind and efficient. Walked into order to-go and was ready in just about 10 minutes! There is a nice size dining room and tables could easily be put together for large groups.

I come here all the time and service is always top tier ! Today, we came in me and my friends, we…read morewere sat very quickly and food came out very fast. Brandon(Our wonderful waiter) and Bella the hostess, were amazing. Brandon was very personable and he kept us laughing and his service was a 10/10 DO RECOMMEND ! We will for sure keep coming back !

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.

Of course, I'm always down for a burger, so I stopped to check out BGR Burger…read more In short, I like Burger Grilled Right (BGR). As kind of a takeoff on the typical 1950's diner theme, BGR has an 80's rock theme, both in the music they play and the wall decorations. You go to the counter, place your order and they give you a buzzer to alert you that your meal is ready. I ordered the basic "The Burger". I like that in placing your order, you can explicitly specify what condiments and toppings you want on your burger. I also appreciate that each table has its own set of condiments and paper towels. Okay, cutting to the chase, how was my burger? In a big way, it comes down to if you prefer flame-broiled or griddle-cooked meat. Myself, I prefer griddle-cooked. Flame-broiled reminds me of Burger King burgers. BGR burgers are flame-broiled, so I don't love the taste of BGR meat, but it's still good. So If you like flame-broiled, you'll love BGR burgers. I was kinda surprised at the burger bun. It looked like a Brioche bun which is notorious for falling apart, but the BGR bun is sturdy and holds up well. The toppings, including grilled onions, were great. So overall, a very good burger. Yeah, all things considered, I'll be back.

Burgers are fantastic and employees great!! The place is dirty though. Tables are greasy, restrooms…read morenasty half the time. Floors are filthy. It needs to be managed better.