We finally got to try this place!! Finally got through the phone, there were many attempts in the…read morepast where I just gave up. I made a huge order which required me to pay over the phone so FYI. Papaya salad - 1/5 - it lacked so much flavor, it was almost like it didn't have enough fish sauce. Beef drunken noodles - 3/5 - this was ok, kinda bland in flavor, noodles were a bit over cooked. Chicken Pad Thai - 4/5 - this had a little flavor to it, pretty decent out of all the things we ordered. Chicken red curry - 1/5 - this was a little disappointing since I was craving for some curry. The flavor was ok, they didn't put enough sauce in the container, I barely had enough for my rice. It looks very cheap and cheesy to put it in a shallow container. Thai fried rice - 3/5 - this was decent, very basic. Mixed vegetables - 4/5 - u really can't mess up stir fried vegetables, can u? Plain vanilla, something like you get out of a Chinese dish. Nothing special, it was decent. Overall we spent too much and it didn't meet my expectations. Location is placed in a sus area, tuck in the corner, careful going at night.

Ordered takeout from this location on a weekend evening when we were craving Thai food -…read moreunfortunately feeling a little disappointed! I think the cost is a bit high for the portion sizes. I enjoyed the food, the red chicken curry was yummy but not very spicy. The rice was perfect. Just very small amounts to discover when we got home with everything. Worth a shot to try again in the restaurant as the experience may be different!

Every time the food is perfect, I always go for the pad Thai and it's delicious. .........read more

Delicious food, easily Veganized. Friendly staff. Great location, convenient to walk the takeout…read moreonly food to the nearby park / green space where on this visit there was live music on a stage with picnic tables to sit at. Only drawback is how pricy the food is, it was $79 for two adults & two kids. YES: vegan friendly

We came kind of late - it was 8pm and they close at 8:30 - they were so sweet about it. I was about…read more8 months pregnant at the time and the owner told us to take our time & chatted a bit while we decided on what to order. We got the mango dessert which is now a staple in our household, papaya salad and some spicy chicken + noodles my husband ordered - all FANTASTIC! Yummy and perfectly cooked despite being there so late in the day. Definitely not leftovers sitting that they reheated for us. It was very obviously freshly made. They're super nice, clean, and sweet. Great place overall - traditional and we go back ALL THE TIME!

I came across this place randomly hungry for some pad see ew noodles. I saw the good ratings and…read morethought to give it a try. I did carry out but ordered with the lady up front she was very sweet. I got pad see ew with medium spicy and it was the perfect amount of spice for me!! other thai places in my area don't offer to add spice to that dish usually so i loved that. It honestly exceeded my expectations and was a great portion! I didn't finish it all and saved some for dinner.

My husband was sick so we did carry-out chicken pho - they were POPPIN on a Saturday afternoon…read more Even with carry-out the food and service were fantastic - I have zero concerns or complaints! Couldn't have had a better experience - I only wish I would have gotten a picture. We will absolutely be back

Overall: good pho, family owned ambiance, a little over priced…read more I enjoyed the pho a lot it was rich and had a good portion of noodles, but still some of the most expensive pho I've had I would come back but sparingly due to the high price. I know times are tough for everyone even buisness, but it's hard to rationalize that much for pho I saw other reviews say the inside workers felt chaotic, I see what they mean as they seem to be family working and just kind of loudly talking to eachother and instructing but I actually loved it gave a very .... Genuine? Feel. But again then I would kind of be hoping to pay less since it's not a fine dining experience I did find the workers to be very kind and personable. They seemed to have lots of repeat customers who they knew well. And that was endearing as well I think the other dishes and appetizers were just average Again, would I come back this year? Sure but a more affordable pho place would have me coming a few times a month

Sadly, after the menu change, what used to be one of my favorite restaurants in the area, is no…read morelonger that. They removed one of my favorite dishes, a salad with tofu and mango. As a family of vegans, it was hard to find a place that had enough variety for everyone... Miso had been a go to. We went early August for a birthday, and there were fewer appetizers to choose from, the firecracker eggplant (previously awesome) was just so so, and each tofu dish we ordered (all 4 different dishes) had the same blocks of very chewy tofu. Previously their tofu had varied in shape based on the dish, and the outside was crispier while the inside was softer. This was just... tough. Idk if they got a new chef when they changed their menu, but this was a definite downgrade. Customer service by the staff was 5 star as always... that's the only reason I gave them 3 on the overall review. So disappointed.

Miso lunch specials are amazing! The Bento box is loaded and tasty. I had mine with sushi, fried…read morerice, Penang chicken curry, and salad. The service is attentive and the atmosphere is friendly and welcoming.

The service was outstanding, we were greeted as we entered and offered the option to select our…read moretable. The food was delicious, full of flavors. I accidentally ordered my dish not spicy so I will need to try it again soon. The ambiance was on plain side.

Alright so myself and my daughters stopped in around 130/2 on a Saturday afternoon. We were he only…read moreguests. I've always been suspicious of hole-in-the-wall type places but said "eff it". The decor is very quaint and comfy, the lamp on our table didn't work lol but it was very clean. Our server was a teenager and he seems just as surprised to see us as i was that it was empty in there haha but he did a fantastic job waiting on us. Kinda shy but...we are at a HITW place so whatever. Now the food. Omg the food! I've recently become obsessed w Thai food after visiting my sister in Baltimore and eating at a restaurant there, and i was soooo happy this place did NOT disappoint!! We got goyza, Satay, and curry puffs for appetizers: goyza 10/10, satay 15/10 (soooooo good! By far my favorite thing i ate! I'd come for just that!!), curry puff 5/10 for me (i wasn't expecting the sweetness, thought it'd be more savory) but my daughters loved it. My youngest got the Pad Macaroni from the kids menu which she loved. My other daughter got Pad Thai which she thought she would hate because of the smell, but she loved it. I got a curry dish i can't remember the name but it stars w an "M"....mumua-something. Idk but it was really good. Also got some shrimp fried rice and regular white rice. My girls and i loooooved the white rice it was like melting in our mouths it was so yummy. Overall a great place and i will 100% be coming back (specifically for access the DELICIOUS side spices!!! Can't get that with take out!).

I ordered to go and wonder if it would have been different if we were to dine in…read more - Pad Thai - Taiwanese Lo Mein - Walnut Shrimp - Gway Tiow - Whole Fried Fish - Hunan Style Combination The whole fish came out fried but because it was to go, it was a little soggy, we refried it in the air fryer, no big deal. It was decent, sauce was on the side so that helped a lot from being super soggy. This was probably the only decent thing at a reasonable price. Hunan style combination was salty, the walnut shrimp was soggy as well, I guess i could have reheated this up as well since it was fried in batter. Shrimp was big and plumpy, there was no sauce that came with it on the side, only this yumyum sauce. Not sure if it was for that, if it was, very meh since the sauce is salty and not sweet. My favorite thing to get at other asian places is the Gway Tiow aka Chow Fun, but it was super soggy. The noodles were over cooked, it was also a tad salty, the lo mein was salty too, and the pad thai was meh, noodles were over cooked. I picked it up and the noodles would fall off the chopsticks and tasted mushy. It didn't have much flavor to it anyways. Kinda disappointing since of all the high ratings and the pics look tasty.

Micro Review Server…read morewas so personal and caring! We loved it all - including the dim sum. Try this spot out! The inside appeared clean and Had beautiful lamps and new decor. We left very full'

We had a very good experience at Osan last night…read more Upon walking in and being seated at around 5:30pm on a Saturday night, we were struck by how organized everything was. It was very busy, but all the employees were in motion and they really seemed to be working well together. Food was great across the board, and the service was very prompt and accommodating. It is a tight and busy place. Not a lot invested in decor, but it was still a great restaurant. All in all, it was maybe a bit pricey, but not out of line for a really good Japanese restaurant. With the appetizer and the beer, it was $73.99 including tax but not including tip. We left full, but there were no leftovers.

Upon entering the restaurant, Sook Hui immediately greeted me and escorted me to my table. I order…read morea bottle of Plum Wine. Ms. Hui advised me of the size of the bottle, and I could take the rest home. I also ordered a Sushi Box Dinner. The entire meal was delicious! The service was excellent!

Stopped in at Mian for ramen. Fast-casual setup with fresh food and a friendly guy at the counter…read more Ordering is straightforward, with a clear menu guiding you between fried noodles, pho, or ramen. I ordered the chashu ramen with tonkotsu broth. The broth, noodles, and pork were all solid. The only miss was the soft-boiled egg, which was fully hard-boiled. I also tried the spicy cucumber salad, which was essentially cucumbers soaked in soy sauce and vinegar and wasn't very enjoyable. I'd return to try the pho, but would skip the cucumber salad next time.

Starting off the day with lunch after church service, my niece was in town and was craving pho or…read moreramen. We decided to go Mian Noodle house, side street parking is available but sometimes difficult to find because it gets busy downtown. The restaurant was clean and easy to order. You order at the front and they bring out your food to you. The restaurant offers various dishes of appetizers, pho, ramen, and rice dishes. There is no fountain beverages only bottled beverages only. It is a bit pricey for the ramen and pho. I ordered the steamed bun it was okay. The ramen had a good flavor profile and the soft boiled egg was disappointing but rather a hard boiled egg instead.

The Peter Chang name rings widely around the Greater Washington DC region as a purveyor of mid-brow…read moreChinese cuisine. It means Chinese rather than American Chinese, but it also means accessible to people who shop in strip malls in Virginia. While some of the newer Peter Chang restaurants have clearer vegetarian labeling, this one leaves you guessing a bit. It also doesn't list drinks, which is strange when you get asked what you want to drink. I eventually ended up with an interesting combination. I could have gone more basic, but I decided some spicy tofu skins for an appetizer would allow me to order a vegetable entree, which I don't usually do. I assume that a dish of stir-fried cabbage is meant to be ordered by a large group and shared. Both items were tasty, with my cabbage being freshly prepared with a hint of spice and cooked just enough, while my tofu skins had a hint of numbing sensation and a strong flavor hit underlying it. The menu isn't quite as broad as I would like from a veggie perspective, but in an area not overflowing with options, I got a satisfying meal.

Went specifically for egg drop soup. There were no crunchy noodles. The owner demanded a tip. I was…read moredisappointed x2. That there were no crunchy noodles for the soup as I had anticipated and that a tip was demanded after no delivering on the full vision of the soup. For takeouts the restaurant consistently adds a 20% gratuity. Which I have graciously paid. However, I have also not had the experience of having to censored essential components of the meal (ie crunchy noodles).