4/15/26 "Gagawa, was Turkish chicken restaurant located in…read moreTysons Corner Center Foodcourt Area. This restaurant has permanently closed as of March/April 2026. Evidence points to failure due to high competition in the food court (notably beside McDonald's) and the challenges of establishing a new international brand in the U.S. market, leading to a quick closure. Reddit According to community reports on Reddit in March 2026, the location was boarded up, the phone number was disconnected, and it was removed from delivery apps." This kind of action saddens me, because two weeks earlier (maybe), my wife and I ate there for what was our last time. The last item I had on their menu was Its MyThyme. This along with the Crispy Mozzarella Balls. My Favorite Items were the #1 Chef Pan, #3 Chesey Rosemary, #6 Its My Thyme and #4 Teri & Yaki, but not necessarily in this order. Oh, did I mention I liked the Crispy Mozzarella Balls too? I have visited this place 14 times and I thought there would be a 15th time, but "Alas Poor Yorick, Nevermore." I remember the simple but peaceful vibe and ambience the place gave off. The $14.99 meals were fantastic/flavorful, filling and inexpensive. We enjoyed talking to the managers of the establishment. They always made sure food arrived in a timely manner and fixed problems should they occur. I unfortunately do not remember the name of the managers of the restaurant, but I thank them for their services. I would have to say up until Gagawa came to the United States Of America, (formerly Tavuk Dünyası), I have never had Turkish Cuisine before. I now know I have been missing out on great food. Both my wife and I truly enjoyed eating at this restaurant. There are a few reasons I think could have improved the restaurant's business, but managers informed me The owner would never do this. Here is an example of an idea for guests I had..., but first the basics: Ordinarily you would order say...(It's My Thyme #6), you would aquire Your the flavored meat, pasta, (either pesto or tomato not both) or rice and salad. You could get two rice, two Pastas (of the same flavor) or two salads if you didn't want one of these items. I thought it would help guests if you could mix and match items. Say one Pesto and one rice instead of salad for example. This option was done once then quickly reversed the next time I came back to the restaurant. I was informed this "isn't an option." I had talked about the option of Los Tres Pollos (The Three Chickens) where you might order a the chicken meats of your favorite meals..., say number 1, 3 and 6 for a very favorable meal. This idea was shot down too. I am sure people would have paid $19.99 to try this option of meats or soy items. "Potential Causes For Closing Down: Observers on Yelp noted it was located in a crowded, competitive fast-food court." The inability to adapt to ideas of improving the food options of restaurant, the cognitive rigidity of not listening to guests who had ideas of attracting more guests helped bring about the down fall of this business. My wife and I saw this place needed more people to come eat here, but the owner was steadfast in his ways and wouldn't take creative input. "And as the flames climbed high into the night, to light the sacrificial rite I saw Satan laughing with delight The Day the Music Died." and so folks, the end of Gagawa is upon us. Who will take the place of this restaurant, I can not say. Let's hope the new restaurant has the sense to adapt and overcome or history might repeat itself. Incase people are wondering where Gagawa was located, here is the former location. The restaurant was located at the food courts 7939L Tysons Corner Ctr, Mc Lean, VA 22102. Across the hallway from California Pizza Kitchen and next to McDonald's.

Inside tysons mall. Food was decent. Went when they first opened. Some of the flavors weren't as…read moredescribed but still not bad. I wanted to go back and try again. Sucks it closed.

We always eat here at Dave's food is always good Staff is…read morefriendly Good vibe spot Highly recommended

Dave's Hot Chicken in Vienna never disappoints. This place always hits the spot, especially for a…read morelate-night meal when you want something satisfying and bold. The chicken sandwich is straight-up addictive: crispy, juicy, perfectly seasoned, and somehow you're already thinking about the next bite while finishing the last one. Customer service is always on point too; friendly, efficient, and consistent every time I've been. Ambiance is casual, no frills and just feels like a place where you can make a quick stop before heading to the mall. Portions are fairly sized, so you actually feel full, and for the quality and quantity, it's a great value for the money. If you're craving hot chicken done right, this spot delivers every single time.

Roaming Rooster is a nice little spot for lunch. This was my first time at roaming rooster and I…read morewanted to see how they compare to other chicken sandwich spots around the area. Their chicken comes out very hot and fresh. The batter has a nice crisp. The honey butter sandwich I chose had nice flavor and the cheese you can taste. I chose medium spicy and it wasn't really spicy at all to me. The fries are also good and remind me of Five Guys fries but less oily. It was fairly quiet inside on a weekday for lunch. I will likely come back.

This was my first time to the Roaming Rooster. The place was very empty and nobody was behind the…read morecounter for some reason. Finally someone noticed me waiting at the counter. The order was taken but she ran back to make the food. The food was meh for the price. I wouldn't come back and recommend raising canes or chikfila. I can't see this location staying in business.

My food was delicious and served hot. The service was good, restaurant is clean, but it's very…read moretiny. It's a great place to stop for a quick bite, but not for large parties. There's plenty of parking as it's located in a shopping center. If you're ever in the Tysons corner area, love a good fried chicken sandwich and waffle fries, this is your spot!

I came in with a friend who was ordering food for himself. I wasn't planning on eating, but what I…read moresaw was honestly disappointing. He ended up finding a hair in his food, which immediately made the experience unpleasant. On top of that, it was noticeable that staff weren't using gloves or hair coverings while preparing food, which made the situation even more concerning. That combination really raised questions about cleanliness and food handling in the kitchen. Things like this shouldn't happen in any restaurant, especially when basic hygiene standards aren't being followed. Definitely not a place I'd feel comfortable returning to.

Shake shack for me has been a pretty consistent brand and experience. Located on the second level…read moreof the mall next to a playground is perfect when dining with kids. We had: hot dogs, a single cheeseburger, bacon cheese fries, onion rings and two shakes-strawberry and chocolate. I really wanted to try the chocolate marshmallow shake but knew my kid wouldn't finish her chocolate so I held back. Maybe next time! We sat outside, although there is a small amount of seating inside. Ordering at the kiosk was convenient. Food came out quickly which was appreciated.

Came from another SS location which was absolute chaos. Honestly this location wasn't much better…read morebut we were able to flag down an employee to confirm gluten free ordering procedure. Inside is very cramped with only a handful of seats, more of a set-up for takeaway or eating outdoors - it was pretty dang hot and sprinkling rain so luckily we were able to grab seats at the counter looking out the window. Food was ready fairly quickly, piping hot, my burger was delicious. The starting price for a cheeseburger is about $10 and I'd say it's worth it. $3.99 for a small soft drink seems ridiculous but maybe it is in keeping for the area (?). Disappointed that they were out of the limited edition Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Shake. Appreciated the various shoutouts to Pride (employee T shirts, rainbow logo on cups, opportunity to add rainbow sprinkles to shakes). Summary- Five stars for the food but the surroundings and ordering experience left something to be desired.

We tried it while waiting for our cake order nearby and it was okay…read more 1. It is self service. You go to the kiosk and order yourself. However, it was very unclear and hard to understand, so I walked up to the cashier and asked questions before ordering. Cashier was very nice! 2. Food itself is underwhelming, but not bad. I just had high hopes. - Fried chicken: not too oily and you can get the sauce on the side. - French fries: just like everywhere It is quite expensive for the quality. $40 for the chicken you see in picture. I doubt I will be back here.

2.5 stars. Wanted to like this place, but unfortunately it was quite disappointing. It's located in…read moreLuna Food Hall with other restaurants. Service was nice too. The 5 piece wings cost $10. I was expecting typical Korean fried chicken size, but they were small like American ones. Not worth $2 per wing. The Honey Butter Wings were very crispy and quite juicy. However, they were very salty under the skin/the actual chicken meat. It was almost like funnel cake?? Since the honey butter seasoning was a more sweet powder. The Secret Batter Soy Garlic was fine. The batter wasn't great and a bit weird tbh.

Do NOT order here. I ordered Chicken Pad Thai and got this. What the heck is this?! It's not pad…read moreThai by ANY MEANS! I should have known by the bad reviews. It's big noodles with some generic sauce that tastes nothing like Pad Thai sauce. Where are my peanuts?!?!? So disappointed. I should have checked my bag before I left. Just be warned what you order, is not what you'll get! Side note- it looks like drunken noodles (which I would have taken over this garbage) it's not!

This is another late review from the trip we made to Virginia (in Colorado now). This is an ok…read moreplace to get a quick lunch. I took a break from shopping and came here to have something to eat. I had the Mongolian barbecue but I had it with noodle, shrimp and vegetable. It's easy, you pick the raw stuff and give it to them to cook on the big round metal grill. I remember having this in one of the deli lunch places in Manhattan in midtown, long time ago, maybe late 90s. This place made my plate ok, but I like the "made-to-order" lunch at a fast food place like this. At least I didn't order the cooked food that's been sitting too long outside. Mongolian barbecue is the way to go here.

For quality fast casual Korean, this restaurant has no peer. I have meant to drop by for a while,…read morebut I finally did today. The staff is extremely friendly, the ingredients are fresh, and the flavor profiles are authentic Korean food. I ordered the bulgogi bibimbap and I was blown away at the quality for the price. I look forward to returning soon.

A casual Korean eatery a short walk from the Spring Hill metro and near the Walmart in…read moreVienna/Tysons. Pretty straightforward menu for pre-built and build your own bowls. They have self order kiosks and if you pick any of the bowls, you have the option to remove or add toppings. I ordered the soy sauce beef bulgogi with all the toppings and added an egg for $18 total. The bulgogi was flavorful but the portion size was relatively small and light on the toppings for the price. It looks like a pretty good size scoop of japchae but theres a bed of lettuce under it so really it was only 2 or 3 bites.