The challenge of having dim sum on Mothers Day is that every mother is out there enjoying a day…read moreout. We stopped in to our local Asian spot. We enjoy their spring rolls and other apps. The won ton in chili sauce was not really one of my faves. The sauce lacked in spice but thank goodness for a side of hot chili sauce. I did enjoy my crispy beef. It was a generous portion with a tad of spice and sweet sauce. Service is always on point. The staff shares in all the service from filling our beverage glasses to clearing off the table.

The Taiwanese chicken is superb. That is all I need in my life…read more We also ordered snow pea leaves and other vegetables that aren't typically offered at most Asian restaurants. Like watercress or Chinese broccoli. They have a sister restaurant also with "Yen" in the name. You won't be disappointed. Ordered takeout each time so I can't speak to the service or ambiance.

I got the Mango Tango Drink (bangin) and we shared the 3 dips, my mom got the chicken birria and…read morecarne asada tacos. I got the shrimp, beef birria, and mushroom tacos. I CANNOT HYPE UP THE MUSHROOM TACO ENOUGH. All of them were fantastic though, truly. I'm so full. It was one of those moment when you're full, but keep eating because it's so good. Genuinely the best spot I've been to in a while. The music was fantastic, it felt like they were just playing my playlist. Also!! I used the claw machines and actually won 4 of the keychain guys (ended up putting $8 in, but I feel like I got my money's worth and if I locked in I probably could've done even better.) Our waiter was super nice too! I went with my mom, but I could totally see this being perfect for a friend group's day out/ start to a night out.

Consistently delicious, with a friendly atmosphere and staff. We've made 5+ treks here for various…read moreoccasions at various times of the day. During the day it's family friendly, and at night it's fairly lively given the location & size. 5*

Lots of seats and a little pond with fish in the front. Didn't see the fish much because it hid as…read morewe walked by. Chirashi - salmon was decent but other fish was too fishy. Don't like the leaf and so many grated radish things on top 2/5 Roti canai - actually the curry has a lot of spices and a good kick! Not watery in taste but completely watery in texture. The bread is very crispy and flakey but too oily 3/5 Sake nigiri - not bad. Salmon is soft and not fishy 3.5/5 Dynamite roll - not spicy, mushy texture, not good 1.5/5 Spicy salmon roll - also not spicy and mushy in texture 1.75/5

Hard to believe this is my first Yelp review as I've been to Passion Fin several times over the…read moreyears. The food is always good, especially the sushi, and the service is pleasant and attentive. We had 'tinis - lychee for me and Asian pear for my friend. We shared edamame, chicken satay, pork gyoza, and the Ashburn/Redskins roll. Everything was delicious. My friend also has tuna over rice. Yum - we'll be back!

New to the Cascades, Lowe's Island, Sterling and Dulles Town Center area, we're blown away by the…read moresurfeit of excellent restaurants across a wide variety of cuisines, concepts and price points. Chiko is no exception. A Korean-Chinese fusion concept with bright yellow and black decor, a friendly and responsive wait staff and a unique menu that won't be found elsewhere, we're working our way through the variety of bowls, dumplings and entrees that all combine multiple sweet, sour, and spicy elements as a foundation for the dishes. We knew nothing about Korean food, moving here from Colorado where everything was with steak or burgers. (I'm exaggerating a bit). The diverse population of the area is clearly reflected in the number and variety of restaurants. If you're not familiar with Korean food this is a good place to start at reasonable prices. They have a liquor license we. Parking is ample.

It had been almost a year since we went to Chiko. We decided to return and try different entrees…read more Upon entering, the general manager greeted us and told us to sit anywhere we wanted. The dining room isn't very big, and since we came for an early dinner, we had our pick and chose a four-top with a view. Well... the view was basically the Paris Baguette that's across the street. The general manager came by to take our order. To drink, I had a mocktail, "house-made lime cooler," which consists of "pureed Asian pear, lime juice, and Sichuan tea." I found it to be very refreshing. My husband had a Coors Light. For my entree, I chose "Soy glazed brisket" which consists of "2Fifty Texas BBQ brisket, soy brined soft egg, furitake butter, pickled peppers, steamed rice". I liked this entree. It was mildly spiced; the pieces of brisket were properly prepared; the pickled peppers added some heat; and the soy-brined soft egg was a nice touch. The egg was soft-boiled, and the egg yolk provided a nice flavor. My husband chose "JJayJangmeon" which consists of "shrimp, scallops, roasted black bean sauce, noodles". The dish is made with wheat noodles. It arrived hot and with a nice vegetable garnish on top. The greenness of the vegetables made a nice contrast to the dark brown sauce. That brown sauce was hot, mild, and thoroughly coated the dish's ingredients. It seemed a bit unusual to see a dish with shrimp and scallops coated in a mild black bean sauce, but it worked nicely. The shrimp arrived tail-less, and the scallops were soft and not rubbery, both properly prepared. I was glad not to have to fight with the shrimp tails. All in all, we were glad we made a return visit.

We ordered Uber Eats delivery from here. Being about 10+ minutes away I really did not have high…read moreexpectations. However I was so wrong the food was best I've had since the 10 years I've lived here. Everything was fresh and perfect. Items were Sushi, Chicken fried rice, plus more.

I'm not sure if my hibachi expectations have become too high, or if hibachi is now a lost art. This…read morewas a very mediocre hibachi experience. A lot of the NoVA hibachi spots aren't open for lunch on the weekends. We chose Sakura Grill because it was one of the few that were. We came for a Sunday lunch and it was nearly empty. Service was pleasant, but the hibachi chef did the bare minimum. We started with a couple appetizers - the crab rangoons, takoyaki, and an eel roll. All were satisfactory and brought out quickly, but noticeably absent from the takoyaki were the bonito flakes. I will commend the restaurant for being mindful of dietary restrictions. We had someone in our party who requested no onions in their hibachi, and the chef was able to accommodate without any issues. We also had someone who ordered the vegetable hibachi, and the staff asked whether that diner was a vegetarian and advised that the hibachi meals came with shrimp. Another plus was that they had a sink in the dining area to wash your hands. As for the hibachi presentation, the chef lit the grill on fire, spun the spatulas around at the intro, tossed the egg up and down a few times, did the onion volcano (though poorly executed), and attempted to throw a piece of zucchini into our mouths. There was an option for a sake shot from a squeeze bottle, but we all declined. The chef relied on a few gimmicks - a silly squirt bottle and a clucking rubber chicken. He didn't have a lot of showmanship or pizazz or any wow factor. The chef wasn't very engaging - he might as well have cooked the food in the back kitchen. This was my brother-in-law's first time at a hibachi restaurant, but the lack of razzle-dazzle in the cooking did not impress and left something to be desired. I ordered the filet mignon hibachi. Each hibachi meal comes with a small house salad and hibachi soup (mushroom based broth with fried onions). You can also swap out for the miso soup, if you like. The filet mignon was nice and tender. I could've done with more flavor, but I guess that's what the dipping sauces are for. One of my favorite things about going to a hibachi place is the fried rice. This fried rice was average, and the veggies were also average... everything was average. We were celebrating a birthday and the staff were kind enough to sing happy birthday twice - once from the hibachi chef with the onion volcano and once from the waitstaff with a festive drum and tambourine. I will credit the waitstaff for providing effective service, but the food and hibachi experience were pretty mid overall.

I was really craving hand pulled noodles. Luckily I stumbled upon Yo Noodles as the closest thing…read moreto me (about an hour drive). What I enjoyed about Yo more than a place like Dumpling District (very similar in menu) was the quality and vibes of the service and atmosphere. The servers were very helpful to explain the dishes to my family members who needed some help. The food hit! The Spicy dry noodles are definitely what drew me to come here and they did not disappoint. My kids loved the pork chops. The seafood soup was loaded! The flavors were exceptional. And for as much food as we order, the price was pretty reasonable! We look forward to our next visit!

Food was decent, but nothing special. We were there for about 30 minutes and received very minimal…read moreservice: our order was taken promptly, the food was dropped off, and that was essentially it. We left a tip below the 15-30% the restaurant apparently expects, and the waiter told us it was "unacceptable" and made a condescending comment about understanding if we were "having a hard time." We would have come back, but that interaction completely changed our mind.

From the moment I entered the store, I was greet kindly. The store is well stocked and has many…read moretypes of foods I have not come across before. The dishes I could come up with is what my mind was saying. The store looks like it opened up not to long ago. I only saw three people there, but they are hiring for new talent for anyone interested. The shampoo and other toiletries come in small sizes which make it easier for travelers who are on the move. If your into Indain, Pakistani or Asiain food, this maybe the place for you. If you like trying different types of foods, this is the place for you. If you are an adventurous type of person, This is the place for you. If not, no harm, no fowl.

The perfect combo of raw food, cooked food and groceries. You will find everything you need in once…read moreplace. Their halal meats are reasonable and available in custom quantities. Their kitchen is the highlight as the appetizers and biryanis are always fresh and delicious. There is always some surprise dish at checkout which is always a good thing to look forward to. Very kind and nice owner, always smiling and cracking jokes. Chala bavandi.

This place was awesome! So cute! Good snacks. Yummy boba. Excellent and quick service…read more Paid $15ish for two drinks with boba and an order of their pork egg rolls. Baybeeee, those egg rolls? Very good. And $25 for those three items was a bit of a steal, especially since the rolls were huge. They have a cute little toy/knickknack area, too. Ohhh, and there's a kids table with coloring supplies. It's small and intimate but very cute. Jasmine milk tea: delicious. Jasmine apparent and can be tasted but not overwhelming. Honestly, though, what I loved most was the service. I think the owner was the man working and he was so sweet. Him and the young woman working were so nice and even so patient with my little when she was paying for her items. I'd recommend and return!

We rarely come to this side of town unless we are taking metro. They are located around the corner…read morefrom the Ashburn Silver LineZ Once I see it's a walk up ordering system. They have some stools for quick dining and a cute little kiddie eating area. They have one of the BEST boba in the area. The prices are so reasonable and the slushies are my fave. They also have some snacks and a couple of mains if you are super hungry. On Fri, Sat they sell spam musubi. The pork eggrolls are SUPER delicious: full of meat and the eggroll wrapping is the best, reminiscent of the original Four Sisters. Parking is easy since the Giant grocery closed so many spaces in the lot.