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    China Garden Han Gong

    3.2 (349 reviews)
    ModerateDim Sum, Cantonese
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Sticky rice.
    Steven C.

    Great buns and rice. This was amazing I enjoyed the food and the buns. The thing that makes it no 5 stars was the lack of customer attention and explaining how this place works or the dishes. There was a sense of I'm just peddling food and not interested in telling customers what items were. The pork buns and sesame buns were great. I did leave for.

    Fish filets with vegetables
    Victoria S.

    Had dinner here on Saturday for dinner. Dim dum carts that go around during the daytime were not around for the evening. However individual dim sum plates can be ordered on the menu. The rest of the menu was eclectic and diverse, with many traditional dishes like chow fun and lobster Cantonese as well as unique choices like Beef Sauteed W Agrocybe. We had fish filet with vegetables, sizzling tofu casserole and mapo tofu. All entrees were generously portioned and arrived piping hot. Fish was tender and sautéed with ginger and yu choy. The tofu casserole was fried tofu wedges with shiitake mushrooms, black fungus, bean sprouts, yu choy and snow peas in a savory brown sauce. Everything went well together. The mapo tofu was not too spicy but still has a good kick of chili. Service was attentive and polite. Dining area was spacious. Will be back.

    dim sum
    Sophia W.

    AMAZING dim sum, love every dish! I also love going for dinner because you can still order dim sum. The staff are busy but are still attentive to you. The space inside is big, like a traditional dim sum restaurant.

    Crispy beef (part of lunch combo)
    Jennifer M.

    Been here before for dimsum and dinner and it's been touch and go, but I was really craving crispy pork belly and their fried donut wrapped in rice noodle. Well, the restaurant definitely needs to update their online menu because they don't offer the fried donut wrapped in tice noodle anymore. Anyways, I ended up getting the roast pork (and double checked that it will come with the crispy bits) and the crispy beef lunch combo. The pork belly (roast pork woth crispy skin) was warm and super tasty that I didn't need the hoisin sauce. The lunch combo is HUGE for one person! It came with a soup of your choice (I chose the wonton soup which is made out of pork), the entree, and a sesame ball (which was stuffed woth lotus root). Overall, it was a great meal - I was stuffed and service was great, but really disappointed they didn't have the one thing I was really craving. Don't forget the restaurant offers complimentary parking actoss the street with a validated ticket.

    Chicken feet
    Micah C.

    Came here for a late lunch on Sunday with my family, and we got seated right away. We opted for their dim sum menu. I guess they only have the dim sum carts in the morning which I didn't mind. We ordered the dumplings, shu mai, shrimp rice rolls, steamed and roast pork buns, Singapore noodles, peking duck, and chicken feet. The food took a little bit more time to come out, but I like how we could just keep ordering more food without waiting for carts to come by. Also the food was fresh. I really liked the shrimp rice rolls, shu mai and pork buns. Sooo good. Also, the pineapple bun. Loved how it was not too sweet. I'm giving it a 4 though because I think some of the dishes were a little bland like the noodles. The service is amazing though! Our server was really nice and attentive throughout the entire meal. I would come back here again.

    Inside of a BBQ bun after one bite. You decide if there's any filling.

    I had called China Garden one month ago to reserve 3 tables for lunch on a Sunday. The woman answered the phone told me I could have a corner table since they did not have private rooms. Once I got there I was shown 3 tables but not at a corner. I asked the manager (owner?) that I requested a corner and he answered, "Yes, that's the corner, by the wall" Just ludicrous. Apparently he gave the corner tables away for someone else. Dimsum was so so, nothing great. All in all, it was really bad quality dim sum and food. There was no service, no one came by to refill water, (we ordered so many dishes that wasn't room for water pitcher), no one asked us to order tea. When the bill arrives, they charged us 3 chrysethemum tea for each table at $45. When I mentioned our table didn't get tea, he deducted $20. He counted tea as a head count, we had 30 people. Also charged 18% gratuity on top of tea money. In the past, tea money was considered part of gratuity and there shouldn't be a 18% gratuity at dim sum because there was no service. Bill was almost $800. Not going back again.

    Dim sum
    Kimberly K.

    If you want real Cantonese Chinese food- this is the place. During the week dim sum is ordered via menu vs cart. Weekends have the cart delivery with a large assortment of dim sum. Today I was craving duck and the duck here is 5/5 stars. Hands down for taste, meat quality and portion. The chow fun - dry- cooked perfectly with tender beef. The fried rice had a nice toasty flavor if the seasoned wok and Chinese sausage made it more delicious. The Szechuan string beans had just the right crunch and salty and spice. Service was quick and friendly. The dining room is roomy with a stage for private events. I will be back again when I come to visit DC area.

    Stuffed Crispy Duck with Mashed Taro
    Ailun H.

    China Garden Han Gong is one of the very few Cantonese restaurants in Rockville. Five of us came here for dinner a couple Sundays ago. We were also here the same time as a wedding event that was happening. Unfortunately, we were able to hear everything due to the lack of sound proof walls and the sound system set up. We ordered a couple dim sums and three entrees to share. Side note, if you want tea here, they charge 1.50 per person. The chrysanthemum tea we got was a bit weak. A7 蠔皇叉燒飽 STEAMED ROAST PORK BUN - 5.50 Each order comes with three buns. The buns were steamed pretty well and we thought it had a good ratio of roast pork and bun. The roast pork was pretty flavorful. C1 原隻大蝦腸 STEAMED SHRIMP RICE CREPE - 6.50 Each order comes with three shrimp crepes cut into halves. The soy sauce they used was well soaked up by the crepes which were thin and slightly chewy. Shrimp was fine. G1 蠔油中芥蘭 CHINESE BROCCOLI WITH OYSTER SAUCE - 15.75 The portions were pretty sizable and the Chinese broccoli was fresh. I thought the oyster sauce was really watery. Either way, this was a good vegetable option if you aren't feeling the string beans or pea shoots. F3 幹炒河粉 (牛) BEEF DRY CHOW FOON - 16.95 Very classic option for dinner if you don't want to venture out. I found this to be pretty bland -- at least it's not too greasy. Lots of wide noodles but not a whole lot of beef. I have had better elsewhere. R11 荔蓉香酥鴨 STUFFED CRISPY DUCK WITH MASHED TARO - 29.75 Each order comes with 12 pieces of duck. This takes a bit to prepare (20-30 minutes) but it was pretty worth it. Each piece of duck was coated with mashed taro and deep fried with a delicate, crispy layer. Each piece is pretty dense/rich from the taro and the fatty skin of the duck. I was not able to eat more than 2-3 pieces myself, so definitely a great sharable if you are eating with a bigger group. Overall, the food was not bad and the service is decent if you speak Cantonese or Taishanese.

    Shumai
    Felipe N.

    Great DimSum all around. Everything is always fresh and delicious. the servers are always friendly, and check up on you often. It can be a little noise when it's busy, but it still provides a great atmosphere. The Young Chow fried rice is a must order! The roasted pig is also so perfectly done every time. This place has one of the best wonton soups IMHO, simple and delicious. The only reason I do not give it a 5 star is because of the timing of the food. Sometimes, the larger dishes can take a while to come out while the dimsum comes out much faster.

    Boris W.

    $136 for four adults and two children is what I'd call a pretty good lunch. We had the usual picks: chicken feet, shrimp shumai, pork buns, pork ribs, red bean pastry, pork char siu, veggies, and a couple of others. The food in general was good. I wouldn't say the dim sums would blow your mind away but they would satisfy your dim sum cravings. The environment is definitely loud. If you want a relaxing or quiet place to eat, then please avoid this restaurant. The service was great. The waiters were always around with the carts which meant that the dim sums were always fresh.

    8.1.23
    Carroll N.

    8.1.23 Love that this restaurant has patrons select items off the dim sum menu versus pushing around the cart so the food can stay hot. Food came out fast and everything I ordered was delicious. I ordered five "tapas" and was only able to eat half. I brought the leftovers to have for lunch tomorrow. Our server was fine, but didn't really check on us once the food was brought out to us. My friend had to flag him down to ask for our tab and boxes. Parking is available in the lot across the street, which says $7 and can be validated. I did not know and we parked in the garage, which is free for the first two hours. The garage on level 2 looked sketchy. Carts are abandoned there and it looked creepy. I would not feel safe parking there at night even though it's in Bethesda. This may just be my new fav dim sum spot in Maryland. Just wish their dim sum menu was more extensive.

    Salted fish diced chicken eggplant casserole
    Kara C.

    A healthy dish. A bit of weird smell from the cured fish but savory taste. Be careful, the dish is hot. Mix with rice and a bit of pepper sauce decreases temperature increases taste. Price of the restaurant is reasonable. Thought price would be higher because the restaurant is big. Found the price is the same as another small Chinese restaurant.

    a variety of dishes on a table
    Emily G.

    I went to Dim Sum on a Sunday early afternoon, and my party and I were met with a ton of people crowding in the restaurant entrance. Once you enter, you let the host know how many people are in your party, and they text you once the table is ready. It was actually a rather short wait, no more than 10 minutes. I guess having all those tables inside helps!!! Our experience was pretty good. All the food is delicious, no doubt about that. None of the dishes particularly surprised me or were more amazing than a dim sum restaurant I've been to before except for the juk (rice porridge). Their rice porridge is delicious and salty, and also has some pieces of century egg!! Some of the dishes, like the shu mai, shrimp crepe, did not come very hot. They were kept warm on the carts but didn't taste super fresh. Many of the same carts kept coming around, so after we were there for about 20 minutes, we saw all the options that were being offered at the time. We didn't receive any menus, and we didn't end up ordering anything a la carte. I think the latter two aspects would be the only feedback that bumped it to a 4 rather than 5 star experience, but it was still a fantastic Dim Sum brunch!

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    Dim sums are good. Their service is excellent. We really enjoyed our dinner at Han Gong.

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    Best dim sum in DC metro area. Waitresses are very welcoming. Waiters could use a little customer service diligence.

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    Ask the Community - China Garden Han Gong

    Is this affiliated with the China Garden that was in Rosslyn VA and closed?

    Same owner.

    Are they doing dimsum these days?

    Yes, they have dim sum for lunch and dinner on weekends.

    What's the dim sum hour on Saturday now? Thanks.

    Is validated parking located at garage under Whole Foods?

    No, it's an outdoor parking lot across the street. Restaurant validates parking.

    Do they have reservations?

    Only for groups of 10 or more.

    Is this a new management, or same management in a new location?

    Some of the management is the same but not all of them.

    Is there dim sum (from the menu) in weekdays?

    Yes

    Has the new location (Rockville) opened yet?

    Yes

    Is this the same restaurant that used to be in VA? (the one close to the rosslyn station)

    Yes, it's now in a large fancier location in Rockville. They even brought a lot of the furniture and supplies over from the VA place. But they are in a soft launch transition now so the food may not yet be up to their usual quality yet. But I would… 

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    East Pearl Restaurant - Roast Duck

    East Pearl Restaurant

    3.7(577 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    $$

    Great service! Great food! Has all the authenticity of amazing Chinese food…read more We stopped here on whim with a friend and was actually surprised. She said let's go eat Chinese food and I thought, oh lord, another Panda Express or some hole in wall that had the generic dishes from takeout restaurants. I'm used to driving to VA for more authenticity, but I was surprised! Didn't know this gem existed in this area! Cantonese and Hong Kong food and more! They catered to all Asian ethnicities with focus on hometown favorites that my mom used to make me, and I was so excited when I saw the menu. The place was smaller than expected but packed with people! I thought I was in NYC for a bit, but nope, just Rockville. We had a specialty fish dish, along with a few of their specials that had beef and vegetables. Okay, I grew up in a Chinese Restaurant, but if you wanted me to list out the specialty dishes, I can't. I really was just busy being surprised and busy eating. And we ate ALOT! Food was great! I would definitely come back here more often. I do like that there were a lot of locals who were there, so you know it's a good place! There's no basic dishes here, just authentic and tasty!

    I haven't been to East Pearl in at least a decade. The last Hong Kong style restaurant was on the…read moreJumbo Floating Restaurant in Hong Kong in 2016. I think it is because I prefer spicy food and went to other restaurants in Rockville with Szechuan and Hunan food. This is a storefront space but is comfortable inside with high ceilings. I was brought a full pot of strong black tea when I sat down, and I drank most of it. I ordered egg rolls and Shrimp Wonton Noodle Soup. The eggs were crispy and mostly filled with cabbage, but they were well seasoned came with the potent spicy mustard. I put too much mustard on the first eggroll and thought my egg was going to explode but I got past that. The soup came about five minutes later. The soup tasted like a chicken base with Chinese broccoli and wontons had whole pieces of shrimp in them and thin noodles. It had a very good balance of flavors. East Pearl also has lunch menu that I will try on my next visit. My lunch cost $15.85 plus tip, an outstanding value.

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    The area where you pick up orders.

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    Far East Restaurant

    Far East Restaurant

    3.5(647 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    This place is a favorite of my family and extended fam!…read more I had many lunch dates with my hubs ! I love their Kung Pao and General Tsos.. hubs love their Chicken Lo Mein and Egg Foo Young. Their wonton soup is hit or miss, not as good but there are countless of good things on the menu! Dim sum is always good. Service is usually good....Especially if your a regular. Weekends at night tend to be very busy so plan accordingly.

    This was, by far, the worst experience I have ever had at a local restaurant…read more My neighbors and I decided to celebrate a birthday at this neighborhood Chinese restaurant. We ordered the Human Delight and specifically requested that it be prepared without any spicy sauce, as two of us cannot tolerate spicy food. When the food arrived, each of us served ourselves and immediately realized the dish was spicy. We called the waiter, who acknowledged that he had entered the order correctly as non-spicy. He took all of our plates, along with the entire entrée, back to the kitchen. When the replacement arrived, we immediately noticed it was served on a much smaller platter and contained no shrimp or scallops, even though those are standard ingredients in Human Delight. We asked the waiter why the dish was smaller and missing key ingredients. Instead of addressing our concern, he appeared annoyed and asked, "What do you want me to do?" We simply asked for the dish we had originally ordered and paid for: Human Delight with shrimp, scallops, beef, chicken, and pork, prepared without the spicy sauce. The waiter then called the manager. The manager identified himself as the cook and stated that he would not add more shrimp or scallops. We explained that we had not eaten the original dish because it was prepared incorrectly and that the entire entrée had been taken back to the kitchen along with our plates. Instead of apologizing and correcting the mistake, he said he needed to inspect the returned plates. After doing so, he claimed he had found only "half a shrimp" on one plate--something that was simply untrue. Eventually, he brought out a third version of the dish. Although it was still noticeably smaller than the original portion, he said he had added "three shrimp and three scallops" this time although he could not account for the rest after checking our plates. We are three women in our 60s and 70s, and we were shocked by how we were treated. Rather than apologizing for serving the wrong order, the staff questioned our honesty and acted as though we were trying to get something we had not asked for. The way this situation was handled was unprofessional, disrespectful, and unacceptable. We left feeling insulted rather than valued as customers. We will not be returning, and we cannot recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for good customer service or food.

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    New Village

    3.7(317 reviews)
    11.6 mi
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    After a long day outside, we decided to drive a bit further to Germantown for a Cantonese dinner. A…read morefew of us grew up eating Cantonese food, so we wanted the classics. The servers speak Cantonese, which was a good sign. We ordered food and a couple plates arrived within 5 minutes (!!) which was insanely fast. I think we got all of our dishes within 10 minutes of ordering. I'm not sure how they whipped it up so quickly. CHICKEN & CORN SOUP - 9.95 We got two orders of this since there were six of us, and each person was able to enjoy almost two bowls of the soup. This was more like egg drop soup at an American Chinese restaurant with some bits of corn and chicken. You really can't call this "chicken & corn" soup. There was lots of cornstarch to give a thick texture. Overall, it's not bad but I think most people can make a better chicken & corn soup at home. BARBECUE PLATTER (3 SELECTIONS) - 21.95 +bbq pork +bbq crispy pork +bbq roasted duck The bbq was fine, nothing to write home about. The bbq pork was vibrantly red, but flavor was a bit bland. The bbq crispy pork wasn't very crispy, but it had a good ratio of skin, fat, and meat. The bbq roasted duck was just fatty. SEAFOOD CHOW FUN - 14.95 Instead of the wavy egg noodles, the server recommended the flat rice noodles (hor fun) because she said it was better. There was a good amount of vegetables and seafood. Aesthetically, it looked delicious. It wasn't too oily, which is good, but it was pretty bland and lacked the "wok hay" flavor... Almost like they just lightly sauteed it on a pan. SAUTEED CHINESE BROCCOLI W GARLIC - 13.95 The texture was nice and crunchy, but again, very bland and no "wok hay" flavor. I ate it for health. EGGPLANT WITH GARLIC SAUCE - 11.95 The eggplant was incredibly saucy and flavorful, definitely the best dish we got. It was soft, tender, and creamy which went well with the garlic sauce. Our entire table agreed this was our favorite. KINGDOM PORK CHOP - 15.95 The sauce was a dark red and very thick. We knew without trying that it was going to be too overpowering and sweet. Indeed it was. Out of everything we ordered, this was definitely our least favorite because it was borderline inedible. I had high hopes since someone recommended New Village as one of the best Cantonese restaurants in the area, but it ended up being pretty mediocre. Like another review had mentioned, most dishes felt flat since the flavors lacked the "wok hay" depth we were looking for. The pricing was very good though since we paid less than $21 per person after tax and tip, and we had enough leftovers for at least two more meals.

    Not sure why the low scores, we enjoyed the food - lobsters (in season), string beans, and pork…read morechops. The severs were friendly (they weren't so busy at 2pm on a Sunday afternoon), and tired to entertain my in-laws. Running a business in this economy isn't easy...I'm giving it 5 stars.

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    Han Palace - A14. Bean Curd Beef Ball

    Han Palace

    3.9(354 reviews)
    8.8 miWoodley Park
    $$

    Key points: clean establishment, fast service, food is cooked well, close to the Metro, we would…read morecome back! We can vouch that the following are excellent: Fried pork and veggie dumplings, steamed pork bun, snow pea dish, herbal tea, peking duck, and soup dumplings* The peking duck was amazing! They had sliced cucumber to add to the wrap and it was so good. *Our soup dumplings did not really have any soup in them BUT they still tasted good. Minus 1 star unfortunately because we were really looking forward to soup dumplings. We ate almost everything we ordered and took home what we did not finish. We are visiting DC but the next time we come we will definitely be returning customers.

    Had a lovely family lunch after visiting the National Zoo. The restaurant's dim sum and authentic…read moreChinese cuisine were delicious. Despite arriving during a busy lunchtime, we only waited a short time before being seated, which was very convenient. The service was excellent; staff were attentive, often refilling water and clearing plates. We've been to this restaurant many times over the years, and each visit has consistently been enjoyable in terms of food, service, and atmosphere. All the dishes we ordered were tasty, and I strongly recommend them: - Soup dumplings - Shrimp dumplings - Pork dumplings with fresh crab roe - Bean curd rolls with oyster sauces - Oyster clear noodle casserole - Full set of Han-style Peking duck - Snow pea leaves - General Tso's chicken

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    Han Palace - A5. Beef and Vegetable Dumpling & D1. Purple Gold Yolk Bun

    A5. Beef and Vegetable Dumpling & D1. Purple Gold Yolk Bun

    Han Palace - Dim sum time

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    Hong Kong Pearl Seafood Restaurant - Bean Curd Skin Roll in Oyster Sauce

    Hong Kong Pearl Seafood Restaurant

    3.3(110 reviews)
    6.9 mi

    We celebrated my mom's birthday here. We had a good amount of food that we ordered. Everything was…read moregreat. All the food was very tasty. We had good appetizers which was th tripe l, chicken feet and deep fried shrimp. For the main courses: We had the Lobster with garlic sauce, delicious! Beef Brisket casserole very flavorful Beef Chowfan the kids loved it Fried chicken with garlic very delicious best one! General Tso's chicken decent We had a really good dinner, it was quite at the time we went but i know their dimsum service is busier in the morning. I just didn't like the weird smell right at the entrance that should be addressed.

    I recently ordered a large take out order from HKPSR. There was some hits and some misses ~…read more HITS -I love that they offer dim sum items. It's hard to find turnip cake (Luo Buo Gao) and Pineapple Buns so I was excited to try theirs. The turnip cake was okay--met my craving but it broke apart and wasn't as crispy as I think~ it should be. The pineapple buns were DELISH. I had to stop myself from eating all 3 in one sitting :) -Fish dish was solid and enjoyed by the entire party MISSES -We ordered their pan fried noodles with beef and ended up with a really interesting version~. The noodles were so crispy that it was hard to break them apart to mix in with the sauce and toppings. There was also a fishy taste and beef tendon instead of regular beef slices. It wasn't my favorite. Overall, I think this place is pretty average. I miss New Fortune but hope this place does well.

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    Hong Kong Pearl Seafood Restaurant - The view from the current front door while under renovation.

    The view from the current front door while under renovation.

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    Salt and pepper calamari

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    China Garden Han Gong - dimsum - Updated September 2026

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