This is my first time trying Burmese food and it has already become one of my fave cuisines! The…read morestaff are friendly,helpful and kind. I ordered the green tea salad. It was crunchy, refreshing and earthy. 8/10 The lady recommended P07 which is the pork belly with pickled mango curry. I wish I would've chosen high spicy instead of medium spicy. But oh my goose knees was it DELIGHTFUL. They literally had me dancing in my seat, it was so good!! 100000/10! I'm going back tomorrow.

A family Burmese restaurant in downtown Silver Spring. It's been there for years, and loved by…read morelocals. We ordered its signature Green Tea Leaf Salad and pork belly in an onion curry. Both were good with mild flavors. The service was friendly and the atmosphere was like a home. It looked kind of old and outdated and I think the restaurant needs an upgrade. I was worried about parking in downtown area but pleasantly surprised to find a public parking lot by the restaurant. That's really cool!

Fun spot in lotte plaza Indian store. I has seafood noodle soup and tea leaf salad. Nice folk…read more Check the hours as they follow Islamic hours.

Overall: small spot inside of Lotte, okay food, high prices for the quality…read more The hours on Yelp for this did not match our experience. We tried to go at 9 and 10 on weekends but they were closed. This weekend we got there at 11 on Sunday and they seemed to be just opening. I've been stoked to try this place because I love Burmese food, but it didn't hit for us. Our donuts were soggy. They tasted underdone. The green curry was watery, but spicy. It was a big portion, but almost no chicken. I was most excited for the tea leaf salad, but I think there must have been something that got lost in translation because what we got was most definitely not a tea leaf salad. I was so sad when I opened the take out in the car. It was also slow. We ordered, grocery shopped, and when we came back it still wasn't ready yet.

Came here for date night after hearing so much about this restaurant and it didn't disappoint!…read moreLaotian food is always a hit. We had major indecision because there's SO many things on the menu we wanted to try but ended up getting: Naem khao: 4/5 probably better with the sour pork, but loved how fresh this was. It was a large portion too, so we got kind of full from finishing it before our mains even arrived. Shrimp pad see ew: 5/5 the best pad see ew I've had in the DMV. So much wok fire flavor. You can really taste the caramelization. And the large shrimp were velveted which was made it extra satisfying to eat. Also a good shareable portion size! Muu Som: 4/5 this was super rich and heavy. Would get this again only to share with a larger group. Loved that it came with sticky rice. Mango sticky rice: 4/5 delicious but in my opinion didn't need the ice cream on top (my boyfriend thinks otherwise though). Very large portion as well. The cocktails were a little pricy ($15) for what they were but I did love the tamarind margarita. Just wish it was a larger drink or a smaller price tag. Service was very attentive!

This Laotian spot is a big hit in Columbia Heights. We live minutes away from this spot. I like…read morethat we have a higher end restaurant with such accolades. It has a unique menu, not like you'd typically find. The ambiance is classy and located in a nicer mixed use living facility. Overall, I haven't really found a dish that speaks to me. I've gone here at least a dozen times. I do love the ambiance and service but maybe Laotian is just not my flavor. Regardless, it's nice to have the spot in the hood.

This restaurant is my happy place. Zen ambiance, If I were ever in a coma, or stuck in some kind of…read morevoid or dream dimension where someone--or my own consciousness--was trying to reach me, and they had to manifest a setting for us to talk in, it would be this restaurant. Staff is so lovely and kind and personal, I dearly miss them when ordering my food To-Go. Order the Burmese Sautéed Noodles- Egg Noodle w/ Chicken, Spicy Level 4.

I like that the owner helps make and serve food. Very friendly. Big portions of authentic Asian…read morefood. Great place for a date or for the family. Lots of options.

Had a great time at Laos in Town. The food was awesome and full of flavor. Pak was my server and…read moredid a great job, super friendly and made the whole experience even better.

Beautiful outdoor seating area, great food and cocktails, reasonably priced! I've never had Laotian…read morefood before but already knew I would love it because nothing Southeast Asian taste bad. Whatever you do, get the rock fish dish. The presentation was as good as the taste. Our two appetizers (grilled pork shoulder and mieng mhong) were also phenomenal. The soft crab dish was a no for me. BUT everything else was so good that I didn't even care.

I had never had Indonesian food before, and I really enjoyed it! The food at Artha Rini was super…read moreflavorful and delicious. My group ordered gado gado, sate ayam, and longtong sayur. They were all yummy! The restaurant itself was clean and nicely decorated. There were around 6 tables, and most were filled when I arrived (good sign!) There was no bathroom, from what I could tell.

One of a kind in DC metro. Where else can you find…read moreIndonesian food in DMV? The food was absolutely delicious. We got Nasi Kuning, Beef Skewers, an Indonesian fried rice, and a soup dish close to Laksa. I forgot the names of these dishes. The service is unmatched. It felt like family. Very few restaurants give that vibe. If you're looking for something new, 100% try this place.

Cha Street Food is a restaurant inside the Tyson's Corner Mall. There's free parking in the garage…read morenearby. The ambiance inside the restaurant is eclectic and aesthetic. You can tell that the owners truly care about the quality of branding and presentation. I've been here before and had a positive experience both times. The food is great, the masala fries and falooda are must try's. The fries are crispy and seasoned well and the falooda is sweet, rose-y/pistachio-y, and balanced well with textures. This time we also tried the chaat papri bowl (small). The chick peas were seasoned well with the sauces and paired well with the crispy chaat. I just wasn't a fan of the tomatoes. Overall, everything was reasonably priced for the quality and portions. I'd recommend coming here if you're looking for a Indian street snack or dessert.

The Lacha Paratha Burger and the Tawa Chicken are great additions to the already delicious menu…read more However, just keep doing what you guys found the niche for Pakistani street food ~ but don't over expand the menu into something that isn't. Like the introduction of so many rice bowls is probably not part of the same food niche.

PLEASE BRING BACK THE ELEPHANT JUMP SALAD WITH THE APPLES, SHRIMP, ETC!! I beg you! It has been my…read morefavorite dish here and I have been eating here with my grandparents since I was a little kid! I always got that salad and it's what hooked me to this restaurant! Please!!

Elephant Jumps is the best lunch value in the burbs…read more Come before 3pm and for between $12-14, get your choice of their most popular entrees, with a salad and crispy starter (such as spring roll or shrimp toast). There are chicken, shrimp, beef, vegetarian, curry, rice, and noodle options -- something for everybody. Seriously that's the price of a quick serve meal these days, but it's a lovely dining room with table service and fresh, beautiful food. Great place for business or networking meetings!