This place is always consistent. The menu has enough variety, but not too much to be overwhelming…read more My go to items are the spicy miso ramen and the shrimp tempura. Everything is so fresh and delicious. I always leave full and satisfied. The service is always pleasant and quick. The environment is really chill and relaxed, makes for a nice relaxing stop in the area.

Delicious shoyu ramen with pork slices and boiled egg; wonderful karaage bento box; chicken katsu…read morecurry rice, and yakisoba (noodle without soup). Nice new decors on the wall: apparently hand made dedication showing love of ramen. It's by Miyabi. In one display there are adorable small items such as earrings and key rings. In the other display there are cute plates of Doraemon! Fast and efficient (we placed our order in person and waited 10-15 minutes while getting grapefruit tea next door at Kung Fu Tea).

This place is just so solid it is hard not to give it a 5. I ordered delivery pho and when I got it…read moreit was still really hot and good portion. I do wish it came with more jalapenos. Overall, the beef pho was tasty and I would easily order it again. This place should not be slept on!

I'm now satisfied that my prior issues with Four Sisters have been addressed, and it's back to…read morebeing a good option for affordable, delicious food. After my last review, I refused to eat here for a solid year. But, the food was always good, my wife /really/ liked their pork banh mi, and the third or fourth time I heard her remark to someone that she liked Four Sisters but that we couldn't go because I refused, I considered the "Happy wife, happy life" aphorism and told her that if she wanted me to, I'd give them another chance. The next time I went there went well, and I've been back a couple of times since. A woman who is an owner (I think) or trusted and empowered manager is now regularly there and keeping the service pretty good. They faltered for awhile, but they've done the work to correct it. Their food, service, and value are all back to good, and I will be back and can once again wholeheartedly recommend them.

My friends and I came here last night for cinco de mayo and it was packed up!! As it should be,…read morethey had beats going, drinks flowing and food going. It took us about 5 minutes for a table to clear out and luckily it was big enough for our party of 5. We ended up ordering our drinks and food at the bar when we noticed it was going to take a while for someone to actually get to our table. After about 20 minutes our chicken, chorizo and carne asada tacos came out. For the specials they had going out, it was a great deal! $8 house margaritas $4.50 for carne asada I think $3.00 for chicken? We ended up getting almost 20 tacos, 8 margs and two shots and we had a great time! Shout out to the bar tenders that were popping out drinks as quickly as they could!

Had the tuna nachos as a late night snack this past wknd! Can't exactly confirm when the kitchen…read morecloses but I was able to grab a bite closer to 11 ... may depend on how busy it is. The nachos were delicious! I like that the 'nachos' are really fried wonton skins, much lighter and easier to bite into than chips! And loved the amount of avocado and fish roe ! Service is actually good for keeping up with how busy and fast paced it got ! It's quite 'clubby' fridays and saturdays nights and more chill other days of the week with ample seating ! Two bars so def great spot to grab a drink if you're in the area as well.

The Honey Halwa Latte had such a unique flavor, refreshing, smooth, and perfect for a hot summer…read moreday. The pistachio croissant was perfectly balanced, flaky and rich without being overly sweet. The ambiance was another highlight, cozy, stylish, and ideal for either relaxing, catching up with friends, or getting some work done with a coffee in hand. Definitely a spot I'd come back to.

I've tried giving this location multiple chances because the food itself is great but the service…read moreissues have become too consistent to ignore. At this point, there's a problem almost every time I come here, whether it's busy or not, which makes it difficult to chalk it up to normal rush-related mistakes. The biggest issue is that there doesn't seem to be any real system for catching or resolving errors once they happen. Things tend to fall through the cracks and then it becomes the customer's responsibility to chase someone down for help or follow up multiple times to get an issue resolved. What's especially frustrating is the response when issues are pointed out. Instead of feeling met with urgency, accountability, or even basic apologetic customer service, the reaction often feels confused, dismissive, or slightly defensive -- like the burden is somehow on the customer for bringing it up in the first place. Staff overall tend to seem disengaged rather than proactive about fixing problems and the general vibe is very "bare minimum" customer service. I understand mistakes happen in any busy cafe and I wouldn't leave a review over a one-off experience. But after repeated visits with the same pattern, it's hard to justify coming back. The food is genuinely good, but not good enough to outweigh the consistently frustrating service experiences. As someone local to the area, I want to feel like my business is appreciated and unfortunately I just haven't felt that here. I'd gladly come back if the service and follow-through became more consistent.

I stumbled on this spot while working in the area and have been there 5 times this past year for…read morelunch so this review is long overdue. Located in the busy Clarendon area of downtown Arlington this spot is quaint, cute and gets quite busy. I started with the Chilli Hoisin Duck Bao Bun which was hot, fluffy and savory. Their motto is " from bowl to soul" and this is hands down the BEST Ramen I've ever had. The Spicy Pork Szechuan ramen had so much flavor and definitely warmed my soul! The Spicy chicken broth along with the szechuan ground pork makes the dish, and the broth was rich & savory. The pork flavor was strong and the teriyaki took it up a notch. Mmmm mmm good. The ramen is very hearty but you can't stop eating it. Oh yeah the Banana Katsu with salted caramel ice cream is a great dessert to close out this meal. One of these days I will definitely try another dish but for now if it ain't broke I don't plan on fixing it!

Always a solid spot for a meal. The restaurant is always clean and I always have good service. One…read morething to note is that not all of the seating is comfortable. I would ask for a booth/regular seating if you don't want to sit on the high top stools. I tried the mushroom and eggplant bao for the first time and was pleasantly surprised. I could definitely eat more than two of these. The chicken katsu curry is a generous portion size and I took some home. My only note is that I would prefer more curry sauce for a more even sauce to rice ratio.

Ordered the Maison burger with brûléed brie, caramelized onions, arugula on a brioche bun -- with…read moretruffle parm fries. On paper, this burger has a better résumé than most people I know. In practice? It's good. Solid. The 4.0 Yelp ratings had me expecting a better experience and what I got was a very competent French burger. Maybe the rest of the menu is carrying the team. I'd happy to come back to investigate, but I'm not writing home to Paris about this one.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Delis brunch and drinks. Service was good on a Saturday…read morenoon Love the space - casual, comfy, stylish

The new(-ish) location is great -- roomy and airy, if a bit acoustically challenging. Food was…read moregreat last night -- favorites at the table were the deviled eggs, pork chop, pork belly gnocchi and ricotta ravioli. Problem? It was a Friday evening-- and they were NOT crazy busy, but the service was SLOW! Like crazy slow. I swear our waiter was avoiding us. A couple of our dishes were warm at best when they were presented -- clearly prepped and sitting in the kitchen for too long before they were brought out. So come for the food -- but don't expect it to be a quick meal.

Thanks to yelp, I found this place for brunch. It is chic, vibrant, and located in a small…read morerestaurant location. I was on my way to a different restaurant in the area that was closed. I am so glad I located this place from the app. I ordered from their classy little menu chicken, eggs, & waffle; and there was nothing small about this plate. It was delicious. The service was just as great and very fast. I recommend this place to small groups of likeminded individuals.

I can't believe I haven't heard more people talking about Ambar in DC/Clarendon! We went to the…read moreClarendon location for dinner yesterday and it was absolutely incredible. They offer an all-you-can-eat dinner menu (plus brunch), and every single thing we tried was delicious. We were a party of two and definitely overstuffed ourselves trying as much as we could Honestly, I think 3-4 people would be the perfect group size so you can share everything and sample more dishes comfortably. The food came out quickly, tapas-style, which made the whole experience even better. Great price for the amount and quality of food, excellent service, and such a fun ambiance. The decor was also super cute. I really liked that they had a large disability ramp as well.

Came here for the first time on Mother's Day Mother's Day. They ran a special three dish Mother's…read moreDay to their brunch experience for $49.99. When we walked in, we thought it was gonna be packed because there were no reservations on OpenTable however they were able to see us right away. A very nice touch to add a stem of Rose for the women. I would say that I gave it a lower star rating not because the food was bad. It was actually delicious, but probably the experience itself. The restaurant felt chaotic, and even though all the tables were not completely packed of course there were flowers everywhere people gathering with grandmother's mother's children, etc We were seated in a two people table and all the top past dishes started to pile up very quickly. Instead of monitoring, the progress of the finished dishes and removing those dishes due to space constraint, the dishes came from the kitchen, almost on top of one another, and at one point I had to hold a dish in my hand in order to make space to put a dish on top of another flatbread pan/dish, making things super chaotic. Also dishes had to be put on top of the menu because in order to order additional food, you need to leave at least one copy of the menu at the table. Overall, again the flavors and taste were good, though I might have had similar dishes from other places, and my partner commented that some of it is actually very close to the Capital One landing at DCA. I would just say that it was more due to the chaos and just the way that all the dishes piled up on top of us we felt like we were we had to eat super quickly so that we could stack dishes ourselves and create room at the table. Also, when serving the dishes were not kept level and basically was slide to the side of the dish, making presentation off