We love dinner here! If you get there before 6:30pm, it's about a 10-20 minute wait. You order, pay and tip at the register (Asian style) before getting seated. We ordered the chicken and egg fried rice which was amazing. Ask them for their hot sauce too! The kimchi stew is delicious and rich. Unlike soondubu it has much more meats and a heartier broth. Lastly, the cado salad (short for avocado) was amazing! It was my favorite and is a combination of cucumbers, jicama, radish, lotus, almond and a delicious sauce that is not entirely sure how to recreate... Will be back again! read more

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A well-executed blend of traditional Korean and interpretative Chinese cuisines, CHIKO is a fun fast casual restaurant (order/pay first; servers deliver the food and guide you through ordering) by the Fried Rice Collective's Andrew Kim, Chef Danny Lee, and Chef Scott Drewno. Add to it outstanding service by our welcoming and helpful server Shay as well a cheerful vibe, CHIKO is go-to spot for flavorful and casual East Asian cuisine at an affordable price point. I had been eager to try CHIKO for a while, especially after its second location arrived in Dupont (far closer than the original Capitol Hill location). Having thoroughly enjoyed the Ddeok Mandu Guk at Chef Lee's Mandu, we perused CHIKO's online menu (complete with a photo to accompany each dish!). However, upon arriving for our brunch, we were told that the menu would be limited to lunch and brunch selections. It turns out that the online menu was for dinner-only; additionally, quite a few items we were considering had been swapped out. Nonetheless, we still had plenty of items to order. To drink, we requested hot water with lemon, to which Shay promptly noted that they could do lime since they did not have lemon. (Bonus points for having both cold and hot water options by default!) We decided to start with the Bulgogi Bowl (lunch) and the Orange-ish Chicken and Waffles (brunch). The bowl was somewhere between a traditional Bibimbap and Deopbap/Donburi: bowlful of rice topped with delectable chopped ribeye and sautéed onions accompanied with a refreshing mix of superb Napa Cabbage Kimchi, soft boiled egg half, cucumbers, spring onions, and mung bean sprouts. Showing their attention to detail, the Ssamjang (spicy fermented soy bean paste plus vinegar) was swiped onto the upper wall of the stainless steel bowl so that we could enjoy it to our liking rather than having it plopped onto the middle of the rice by default. The beef itself was moist, tender, and delicious, but the rice was the star--full of oopmp, plump in shape, and rather firm in texture yet having enough moist. Plus, the ample amount of rice makes it conducive for adding a Ban-chan (here called "Snacks"), or in our case, enjoying with the Chicken. Speaking of which, it was crunchy-battered (golden brown and airy yet more contiguous than Panko/Tempura) boneless chicken topped with an abundance of candied Mandarin Orange peel, chilies, and spring onion accompanied by a slightly thickened light brown-orange sauce that added a hydrating layer of bitter-sweet aroma. A key to both the Bulgogi and the chicken was that they were delicately sweet rather than the usual excess common at many Korean and Chinese restaurants. The chicken paired well with the rice so we finished our meal with the waffles and Furikake Butter as our dessert. The waffles were a bit sweet so next time, we will request the syrup (which we were not aware of as it was not listed on the menu) on the side. After expressing how much we enjoyed the food, particularly the outstanding classic Kimchi with just the right harmony of fermentation, gentle sweetness, and unobtrusive flavors (we prefer this Seoul-style rather than the saltier southwestern Jeolla-style--stronger additional flavors from small salted mollusk/crustaceans), Shay generously offered us to enjoy some more Kimchi as well as gently coaxing us to try the Turmeric-Pickled Daikon Radish (Dan-mu-ji). Indeed, the Kimchi was as good on its own as it was in the Bowl. The radish was very pleasingly refreshing and less piercingly sweet versus the store-bought versions; we also liked how they were sliced thinner. For its quality, attention to detail, portion sizes, and location, CHIKO's prices are reasonable ($13 for Bulgogi Bowl and $18 for Orange-ish Chicken & Waffles). As aforementioned, we were considering to order another savory dish or dessert, but after our two entrées, our appetites were happily satisfied. All in all, one visit was enough to win over my tough-to-impress dining companion, whose peerless culinary opinion I trust the most because of how it is unfiltered and unclouded by press or hype. Needless to say, we will be back--my DC for the Bulgogi Bowl and me for something new! read more

I really like Chiko's concept and aesthetic. The space is really cute and I love the fusion idea. I found Chiko's menu to lean more heavily towards Korean than Chinese cuisine so felt a bit mislead. That said, the food is delicious (and beautiful!). I had the chicken sandwich and my companion had the chicken rice bowl. They were very tasty but it was hard to find any Chinese influence in the dishes. There was picked daikon and some Sichuan sauce but that's about the extent of it. I enjoyed lunch and appreciate the concept, but was disappointed by the lack of authentic Asian flavors. read more

Chiko - Chinese Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Since it's less than a block from us, hubby and I went for dinner this past Saturday (2/16). Absolutely wonderful experience! The food had amazing fresh and bold flavors. We started with the marinated shrimp, kimchi, and potstickers for appetizers. Perfect size - just enough to satisfy but not too much that you're stuffed before the entree. Did I say the flavors were really fresh and bold? The shrimps were firm but tender so eating them with chopsticks did not turn into a Three Stooges routine. Their kimchi is delightful: tangy, slight hints of sweetness, and crisp! For entrees, I had the bulgogi & rice cake and hubster had the lamb stir fry. Tasted out of this world. The meats were perfectly marinated. Flavors were subtle but easily discernible and pleasing. I'm guessing they have forks if you ask but everyone was using chopsticks when we were there. It's a very small, cozy, relaxed space. There is some counter seating (with a view of the kitchen and food happening) in addition to the wall benches and outer chairs. Tables seat 2 but can be pushed together for a larger party. Definitely great for dining solo, with a small group of friends, and date night. Even packed the noise level was comfortable. Music was a mix of stuff from 70s-today. The total for the 2 of us was just under $100 including tax & tip. We did gorge, plus each of us had a Jameson's ($9 each). Going by the menu prices you should be able to do $20-$30 per person for an app+entree (before tax or spendy beverages). Definitely had us at hello! I am so glad Chiko is here in Dupont and I hope they become a neighborhood mainstay for many years to come! read more

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The first experience was good, not great. Best item was Steamed Rice with Furikake Butter. It's just a bowl of rice, but the butter is really delicious. It didn't last more than two minutes. Whole bowl savored. Middle of the road was the Wok-blistered Green Beans. Big container, but after a few bites, the seasoning was just OK. We ate half, which felt like enough. Bottom of the pack was the Bulgogi Hogie. Meat was a little fatty, overly chewy. Kimchi didn't add anything, and what I think were mushrooms tasted odd. Not an item I would order again. Last place was the Coconut Custard. Way too watery to call it custard. More like a cold soup. In the end, I'd wanted to try this place for years, and I'm glad I did. Would return if friends suggest, but wouldn't recommend on my own. read more

I had to say that when I stepped inside the restaurant i didn't expect much. Actually I was kinda baffled at the high prices for a cafeteria/fast food looking restaurant. The menu descriptions didn't look that exciting either. But I was wrong! After the first bite of the food, I could see why Chiko is popular in the district. What we ordered: - orange-ish chicken $17: served with white rice and a gingery brown sauce. WOW this is really good. The quality of chicken meat is amazing. They fried the chicken tempura style and chopped them up into small pieces. This made the chicken pieces so crispy without all the heavy breading. I love the fried garlic and green onions tossed in throughout the dish. The orange-candied red chilli and fresh orange skin pieces toppings are cherries on top! This is so enjoyable to eat. Highly recommend!!!! - cumin lamb stir fry noodles $17: thick noodles stir fried with lamb and shallots. This came highly recommended by the waiter. However, it tastes alright, not bad but not amazing. It's a bit salty and oily. Lamb meat are soft pulled meat type.. It would be better if they use thin sliced meat instead of pulled lamb. Cumin flavor is also missing. Overall, nothing to write home about and not worth the $17 price tag. Even though this place is fast casual and doesn't scream fancy, the food quality and more unique approach to typical recipes make them feel like food made by a nice restaurant. I think it's worth a try at least once. Service is quick and servers are nice and welcoming. Would this be my go-to place for Chinese Korean food? No. Would I come back once in a while? Yes. read more

Chiko - Cumin lamb stir fried noodles $17. So so - Chinese Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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This was some of the best food I've had in DC. Two words. Marinated shrimp! This was SO delicious. So much so that I went to this location twice in two days and the other location on the third! Haha. They have taken two Asian food cultures and seamlessly blended them. I'm telling you... GO SOONER THAN LATER!!!? read more

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Really great Asian fusion food! I got the Cumin Lamb Stir Fry, Soy Glazed Brisket, and the Wok Blistered Green Beans. I really enjoyed the flavor of all the dishes, but my favorite was the Cumin Lamb Stir Fry. The cumin flavor was very nice, the lamb was very tender, and the noodles were a great consistency. The Soy Glazed Brisket was delicious as well, and I really enjoyed the sauce and rich flavors! The Asian flavors were all incredibly on point and the only downside of this place was that it was slightly on the pricier side (entrees were each close to $20). read more

Chiko - Wagshal's Chopped Brisket Lunch, Cumin Lamb Stir Fry lunch, Green Beans - Chinese Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Chiko is an Asian fusion restaurant in the DuPont Circle neighborhood of the District. Closed for in door dining during Covid, I did take out and boy did it not disappoint. For our appetizer we had pork + Kimchi Postickers. The soy dipping sauce was awesome and the Potstickers were addictive. You just couldn't have just one. For the entrees we had the lemon lamb noodles, fried rice and vegetarian noodles. As it was our first time here we decided to share all the entrees in our party of three. All were delicious. The lamb was spicy. The noodles in the lamb and veggie dishes were on point. The only issue was a piece of bone in the lamb that I bit into. The servings were very generous and we had enough for a fourth serving; if needed. I had seconds of the fried rice and yet there was some left over. Other than the lamb and no silverware there were no issues. And but for those, it was a five star experience in the middle of the pandemic. Good luck to Chiko during these trying times. read more

The choices were delicious, especially the pot stickers, and it could not be handier than next door in this delightful airbnb walk up apt here in DuPont Circle. read more

Lamb noodles are slamming but greasy and could've used more noodles. The orange-ish chicken was darn tootin' tasty but the sauce was a bit too gingery. There was a new dish of green beans that is delicious but also very saucy. We got the Full Monty to try all their little dishes but honestly, we could've done without half the stuff such as the rice, spicy vegetables, and potato salad. I loved the turmeric daikon and kimchi so if you plan on getting a couple of things, make sure to get those to accompany your meal. Overall, loved the food, would recommend, wished there were more noodles! read more

Chiko has some great ideas but the execution is a bit lacking. I don't know if it's the pandemic making them a most delivery restaurant or they are normally a mostly delivery restaurant, the dine-in experience left something to be desired. We had chilled noodles, with really great potential but the sauce barely coated all the noodles. What really should be thinly sliced cucumber and pear bits that accompanied the noodles were gigantic chunks that took over more than half of the bowl. Fried chicken had good flavored and nicely cooked. Both beef noodle and the lamb noodles had good flavors as well. We don't live in DC, though this is not a place we would visit again, if you are local, I can see how some of their dishes becoming a go-to for delivery food. read more

Amazing flavors!! 5 stars for creativity! The orangeish chicken was my fav. It was simple but definitely perfected. The orange peel, the roasted garlic, the crispness of the skin, everything was perfect. The chicken was moist (not the most moist I've had but enough!). The dish was refreshing and not like any I've had before, so I applaud them for being different. Also, I appreciate the sauce being on the side. I hate oversauced dishes haha The chopped brisket was good. Add in the hot sauce (I think it's habanero based) and it was BOMB. Don't go crazy with the hot sauce, it's actually got a really good kick. Surprisingly the dish was here saucey but not over-salted. I'm impressed. I would recommend! read more

I absolutely adore/love Chiko. I order the same item..((Cumin Lamb Stir Fry)) so much that I have not tasted their abundance of menu items. Both the Eastern Market & Dupont Circle locations have delivered the exact same deliciousness. Do not hesitate. You will be satisfied..!!! read more

I'd been wanting to try this place for a while, but the Capitol Hill/Eastern Market location was always too much of a hike for me. That's why I was super excited when they opened the Dupont location, fairly close to where I work. I finally went for dinner because I'd just come back from a trip to Seoul and still had Korean food on the mind. I was also feeling some fusiony food, which doesn't happen often. I had the Chopped Brisket rice bowl and it was delicious -- the portion was large, but I somehow managed to eat the whole thing because I loved it so much. My cravings were also weirdly satisfied by the makgeolli which was so refreshing and reminded me of the one I had during my trip, especially since they give you the traditional bowl to drink it in. It paired pretty well with the dish. I tried my friend's orange-ish chicken and surprisingly loved it as well. I'm not usually an orange chicken person, mainly because of how the citrus flavor usually overpowers it, but this version was amazing--perfectly fried and just a subtle hint of orange. She needed help finishing it because her portion was also massive. Overall this place was very satisfying and I can't wait to go back to try other dishes. read more

Chiko - makgeolli and chopped brisket - Chinese Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Food is delicious!!! If your a foodie this place is perfect! Good selection of food and very flavorful. Service is ok read more

Chiko - Smashed salmon and chicken spring rolls - Chinese Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

5 stars for pickles, Korean snack set. Very good combo with any savory dishes you are going to have. Brisket rice is good but the meat are cut in cubes, very interesting but doesn't affect how good it tastes. 3 stars to the kimchi stew. The texture is gross. Rice cake is overcooked. The stew is too oily. Kimchi is good tho. It's not traditionally kimchi stew but flavor is good (with sesame and soy sauce flavors) 4 stars for the dessert. It has real coconut, chia seeds, delicious crunchy almonds. But it's too sweet. The size is big so good for a few servings. read more

Chiko - Snack set; beef brisket rice. - Chinese Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Holy moly! This place is so delicious! Talk about some Devilishly delish dishes. Each and every bite was out of this world. Full of textures, layers of flavors and surprises that I was so thrilled by. The sides were fresh, generous and full of yummy goodness. We did the chef's table and were overwhelmed by how good every tasted. Each course was generously portioned and we left completely stuffed and had leftovers. I highly recommend the chef's table. The atmosphere is very casual and the food is dynamite. Our server and the chefs were friendly, knowledgeable and fun. We were so pleased with everything and even wanted the lick the bowl from the coconut custard. Is that bad? Don't miss this sweet spot of delicious Asian delights. The kimchi and mandu reminded me of my grandmother's cooking. Casual meal that's outrageously delicious. read more

This place is SO GOOD!! I got delivery via Seamless recently, and I was blown away by how delicious the food was. In particular, the spicy soy glazed wings and the bulgogi stir fry were out of this world! I also appreciated that the order came neatly packaged and in recyclable containers. I'll definitely be ordering from Chiko (or maybe even dining in post-COVID) when I'm back in DC again! read more

This Place was amazing! Came on saturday around 8:15 and it was packed! Only had to wait 15-20 mins for a table but it was worth the wait! Servers are very attentive and did not rush us out even though they closed at 9, and the food came out fast and packed with flavor! 10 out of 10 spot. We will be back when we are in town again! read more

Came to get some food to go , we walked in order some food and it was ready in about 10 minutes max (we had a beer while we waited) - grabbed the lamb, Orange-ish chicken, and brisket. Everything was AMAZING . I couldn't have asked for a better meal for the price . Our favorite was the brisket and chicken , the flavor was amazing . The lamb dish was awesome as well and had a bit of spice to it. Environment is cute and staff is super friendly. Don't have a single complaint about this place. read more

I wanted to love this place and there are aspects of it that are awesome. Perhaps I just didn't order correctly when I was here, but I found the entrees to be overly salty, overly heavy, and a poor comparison to the original Chinese and Korean dishes off of which they are modeled. The best: - I had a shrimp appetizer that was over an XO sauce. It was pretty punchy and salty, but a delicious way to start the meal. - makkoli, a Korean rice wine drink that comes in a can and is served out of a metal rice bowl; really light yet fermented, and a perfect compliment to heavy, spicey food The not so good: - kimchi stew: now soondobu is one of my favorite dishes, but this one really didn't do it for me. it was really unnecessarily heavy, the soup just lacked punch as the kimchi didn't seem all that fermented, and the rice wasn't glutenous enough. This was very disappointing. - ribeye and rice cakes: again, unnecessarily heavy and salty and fatty. You can't really eat more than a few bites of this. read more

I was greeted with a warm welcome right away with friendly male staff. I enjoy my Asian way shrimp and grits lol. I'll come back for more to try other things. Good first impression of service and the food is yummy. read more

Chiko - Shrimp and grits Asian way aka shrimp and porridge tasty - Chinese Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Went for lunch, just in time for their lunch special. Got a bunch of their dumplings as well as their pork and kimchi potstickers. Overall, it was ok. The food came cold and the wrappers on the dumplings all torn and filling falling out. The sauce for the dumplings was good, they give a lot of sauce if that's what you like. The shrimp dumplings and the pork and kimchi potstickers were better and the bulgogi one in my opinion. read more

We LOVED it here. Came for lunch and took advantage of the lunch special. Very good price for a ton of food. I had the kimchi, dumplings, and the beef entree. Highly recommend! read more

Chiko - Beef lunch special with kimchi and dumplings - Chinese Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Basic rudimentary facility, delicious food. We were the oldest diners by a factor of 3, the cramped space was very loud but we had a good time! read more

Get the brussel sprouts. So dang good. We also got the dumplings for happy hour and it was a really good deal! 10/10 recommend.

On Friday nights, my husband and I have created a nice pandemic tradition. We give the kids a dinner of their choice - something easy and definitely not gourmet - and when they go to bed we order in for a little quarantine date night. We've found lots of new favorites for take-out and delivery in the past 6 months, but I think now, Chiko has taken over the top spot. I'd obviously heard lots about Chiko but we just hadn't gotten around to trying it. Last Friday was my husband's turn to choose, and after reading reviews he said, "We've got to try Chiko." The menu isn't as robust as I was expecting, but several dishes caught our eyes. We settled on the tofu stew (kimchi jjigae) and the cumin lamb stir fry. No pictures attached to this review because as soon as we opened the parcel, our mouths were watering and we just devoured it all. My husband, who has spent a considerable amount of time traveling through and living in Asia, is not always easy to please, yet declared this "by far the best kimchi jjigae" he's ever had in the US. I read in advance that the cumin lamb stir fry was spicy, so I requested that mine be as mildly spicy as possible. Welllll I don't know if their mild spice is just hot for me, or if that note got overlooked, but I found the dish to be really spicy! (TBH, I don't do hot spicy food at all) However, I persevered through the dish because it was SO DARN DELICIOUS. The chewy noodles, the melt-in-your-mouth lamb, the layers of flavor and textures - oh my word. A serious winner. We'll certainly be giving Chiko more of our business for Friday night dates, and look forward to trying even more tantalizing dishes on the menu. read more

I was here like about two months ago for the first time and I liked the food like it wasn't anything noteworthy but it was good. I have to say tho that I came in twice this past week as I was in the area and the guys were KILLING IT in that kitchen!!! LIKE WOW! I dont know what changed but the vibe was soooo much better than the last time! The food was great, servers were incredibly kind and helpful, the cooks were putting on a show and the music was BOMB!! It just felt really nice to eat somewhere with this vibe and now i'm going to be going out of my way to come here!! read more

This place is YUMMY. I enjoy their fast casual concept although it may be tough to find an open table if you come during a busy time like a Friday night. We came earlier on a weekday. My friend got the vegetarian peanut noodles and I got the lamb noodles. Both were good (obviously mooched off my vegetarian friend's food) I want to go back and try some of the other things on their menu--I'll probably go Korean next time. Portions were pretty good because we had leftovers. We had gotten an app but I'm blanking in what that was because this was a few months ago. The location i went to is in DuPont circle so pretty easy to get to--it's by the Le Pain Quotidien, which I always confuse with the Panera. We had decided on Chiko that night because 1.it looked good but 2. We were going to the opening night if DC comedy festivals and DuPont underground is right there. All in all a top night in large part to my satisfying experience here. read more

We are visiting from out of town and love Asian food. So happy we chose to visit Chiko. We came in near closing and was able to sit down and order quickly. The Cumin Lamb noodle dish was so delicious. The small plates were well sized. For the two of us we ordered two small plates, one large plate and added on a side of steam rice. Definitely recommend. read more

Simply the best. No other restaurant in the area packs umami in every bite like Chiko. It's a phenomenal fusion of Chinese and Korean components that elevates every dish. The salts, heat, and fat are finely tuned in every dish I've had. I've ordered from here numerous times and every delivery has been perfect. Pork and Kimchi Potstickers? Oily, sweet, savory, and subtle heat. Just get it. Double Fried Chicken Wings? Crunchy, salty, and sweet. Plus the serving size is great. Bulgogi Hoagie (lunch only)? Like an Asian cheesesteak on steroids. The kimchi slices through the richness of the cheese really well. Chicken + Egg Fried Rice? Best chicken fried rice around here. And my favorite: Soy Glazed Chopped Brisket. Goddamn. The furikake butter is UNREAL. It's melodic: the butter is the bass, the peppers are the drums, the rice is the guitar, and the briskets are the lead vocals. The egg? Probably the synth or church choir that drop in like a Kanye track. Do yourself flavor and get it. read more

I was craving fried chicken after starving myself with only corn soup lunch and Chiko was the closest restaurant from where I was. The online order and no-contact pick up experience was seamless. The orange Panda paper bag was so cute. I ordered the chicken wings with the soy glaze sauce which was good and met the standard of Korean Fried Chicken. The sauce was sweet and tangy. The batter could have been crispier but I have no complain since it tastes good. The portion was generous as well. It could make six small pieces of wings, however they did not even bother to cut the wings and legs so I got 3 really big chunk of chicken ( I wouldn't consider them chicken wings since they are not that practical to eat as wings lol). I'd be ordering more from this place because regardless the fact they did not cut the wings properly, the chicken still taste pretty good. read more

I've been to Chiko multiple times and every time I feel satisfied. The food is unlike any fusion/inspired food I've had and most importantly, it tastes delicious! I highly recommend the Sichuan Fried Chicken sandwich (only available at lunch), Cumin Lamb Stir Fry, Chopped Brisket, Chiko Tots, and Double-Fried Chicken Wings. Most of the food is on the richer side and are full of flavor. All the fried items are very crispy without being over-fried and dry. There are also many alcohol options including Asian liquor like makkeoli. Ordering from Chiko is very accessible, as their website has a direct order function for both pickup and delivery. Staff at the location are very friendly and helpful, and they even helped me make a last minute takeout order when I was enable to order on their website. read more

Chiko - Sichuan Fried Chicken Sandwich & Chiko tots - Chinese Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I went to Chiko a couple of days ago with a friend. Our experience was very positive for the most part. We had to ordered before being seated which made it a bit uncomfortable to read through the brief menu while standing up in line by the door. A bit of a fast food feel. The food was amazing though. I got their version of orange chicken and my friend got their cumin lamb. He said the lamb was a bit on the spicy side. The chicken was flavorful and perfectly cooked. I jus wish they allowed for you to choose the sides as I would much rather have the chicken with noodles rather than bland white rice. Just a personal preference. Overall a great place, would go again. read more

Chiko - Orange-ish chicken - Chinese Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I don't think you understand... I'm obsessed. This place is so delicious and their brunch is super affordable. Such unique and amazing flavors I definitely recommend this place!!! read more

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I ordered via Door Dash last night. I couldn't fall back asleep, so it's 6:51 rn and I'm eating leftover Chiko. Let me first say it bangs even eleven hours later. I got the bulgogi tots and cumin lamb stir fry. Both are incredibly tasty and I'm not all that keen on cumin! The stir fry could be considered spicy for folks w/ sensitive buds. Will definitely order again. read more

I was craving Korean and this had such a tasty sounding menu! The brisket and the Wagshal chopped brisket was mouth watering! Holy cow. I asked for no green onion and they went out of their way to call me to ask if it was due to an allergy. I was blown away by their attention to detail. The kimchi stew took me back to my childhood. The spring rolls were amazing and their full Monty was such a good array of modern banchan. Highly recommend! I devoured the delicious food before I remembered to take a picture. My fiancé put this at the top of his list! Definitely going to order again. read more

Had the special priced fixed noodle dinner tonight and it was AMAZING. As have been all my experiences here. We added the bulgogi tots and my absolute favorite the half a cado salad. I could eat that every day. Run don't walk to this amazing restaurant with a great staff. read more

Chiko - Chinese Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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