This is your typical chinese to-go restaurant in the mall. However, they have a wide range of…read moreselections and the prices are nice. Lo-Mein Noodles: bland and greasy (typical) Bourbon Chicken: sweet and juicy Honey Chicken: basic, tasted okay There are many chicken selections I want to try as they all look good! The staff seems rushed to serve you quickly to get the money. It is annoying, but not surprising. I still give this place 4 stars because the food is awesome.

Food was not good at all Chicken had a funny taste to it…read morenoodles were greasy and cold. A drink is not included in the combo. I got honey chicken, bourbon chicken, noodles, and an egg roll and I regret paying $14.71 for that.

Foods always good very great place to go for authentic Chinese food.The service is great very calm…read morechill place totally recommend.

Tucked into the back corner of Global Foods like a Korean food court stall cosplaying as a real…read morerestaurant, Ohmani Bap is doing solid, no-nonsense work for a strip mall supermarket in Woodbridge. Quality-wise, this is Hmart food court energy -- which is a compliment. The jajangmyun and soondubu are both dependable standbys, though you'll pay a couple bucks more here than you would at Hmart for the privilege. Where things get spicy (not the good kind) is when you start comparing prices to actual sit-down Korean restaurants: $19 for kimchi pajeon and $31 for LA galbi is the kind of pricing that makes you double-check you're still in a food court and not an actual BBQ joint with table service and a grill built into your table. That said -- the owners are genuinely friendly, service is fast, and portions come stacked with the right supporting cast: miso soup, pickled veggies, kimchi, all present and accounted for. No corner-cutting on the banchan front. Is it the cheapest Korean food in Northern Virginia? No. Is it convenient if you're already at Global Foods and craving Korean comfort food? Absolutely. There's not much else competing for this niche in the area, so it fills a real gap -- just go in knowing you're paying food-court-plus-tax-and-then-some prices for some items. Pro tip: they're closed Tuesdays, so don't make the pilgrimage only to stare at a locked gate.

Worst Costco food court ever!!! Highly recommend making a sign to park carts to the side. Also…read morerecommend you have markers on the ground to let people know where to line up! Rude costumer service team on 1 Dec 16 at 1230. Just plain RUDE when it comes to asking for anything ex: foil, water cup, etc! Get your food and run...or don't visit! That bad!

This is by far the worst Costco food court I've been to! Chaotic, disorganized, aloof staff. Had to…read morewait 15 minutes behind only 3 other clients to order one slice of pizza, which was cold and stale.

The service was great my server was always attentive and gave really good advice on what food I…read moreshould get. The food was pretty good for $25 would definitely come again. If you're looking for cheap good food come here all you can eat sushi, and hibachi.

This is a buffet, so expectations are different here than at a traditional full-service restaurant…read more The service, for example. While everyone is friendly, the servers are hyper focused on refilling your beverage. Sometimes they're a little too zealous and will refill your drink when you don't need it. I will also say they do a very loud, raucous "Happy Birthday" at your table if you request. For the ambience, it gets loud when they're busy because families come here for the value. But you shouldn't be going to a buffet for peace and quiet. Food-wise, they have a wide selection and the quality varies. Some of their Chinese specialties are great (beef and broccoli) and some are....fine (General Tso's chicken). They have lots of choices, from fresh fruit and a salad bar to desserts and pizza. I have never eaten at the hibachi section of the restaurant. Good value, good food.

The gyro and fries are great but it was kinda pricy for what it is. I think regardless the food…read morehere isn't bad but there are cheaper options around the food court. The gyro is the typical gyro meat, lettuce, tomatos, onions with tzatziki sauce. Fries are just curly fries with no salt. It was good but not much other than I did wish there was more options for wraps unless I overlooked it, I think I would have opted for something else.

While shopping at Potomac Mills I decided to pick this place from the food court for a quick lunch…read more I ordered the chicken gyro lunch combo with fries. I loved my gyro and enjoyed the sauce on the gyro. It was fresh and the staff were very friendly. I would definitely come back.

Let's establish something upfront: this is a cafeteria. A furniture store cafeteria. And yet…read moresomehow it's outperforming half the "fast casual concepts" that have colonized every strip mall in America, which says everything about IKEA and absolutely nothing flattering about the rest of the industry. If my high school had been running this operation, I might have actually attended lunch instead of my daily ritual of despair and vending machine chips before AP Calculus. Solid soups. Texas toast that respects itself. A rotating cast of cold and warm dishes that -- brace yourself -- includes responsibly sourced seafood. In a place where you also buy flat-pack bookshelves. Now let's talk strategy, because eating here without intel is leaving money on the table. Those little gift cards in your IKEA advent calendar? Spendable on meatballs. You're welcome. Family card gets you free fountain drinks and coffee, which in this economy is practically a financial aid program. And if you wander toward the right tables, some have cableless phone charging stations built in -- because IKEA apparently thought of that while your favorite brunch spot still can't figure out how to make eggs over easy. Traveling with small children who have opinions? The restaurant is a legitimate tactical retreat. Food is simple enough to survive contact with a picky five-year-old, and there are interactive toy stations nearby to occupy whoever is about to lose it -- including, statistically, at least one adult. And finally: the lingonberry jam. You may dip anything you want into it here. Meatballs. Chicken strips. Texas toast. Existential dread. No one will stop you. No one will judge you. This is the one place on earth where the lingonberry is not a garnish but a governing philosophy, and honestly? That's more than most restaurants can say about anything on their menu.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

While touring the IKEA, it's always fun to grab a bite to eat! As the price of everything continues…read moreto increase, I have learned a trick while I'm there... I order a kids entree and a hot cup of tea. The tea is free since I'm an IKEA family member and the kids dish was about $3! The food is always good and fresh. The service people are all excellent!! A great little trip today!

Sorry, never tried the food. There was no one in line but me. They 3 workers looked at me and…read morecontinued to act busy. A young girl came out from the back looked at us went over to I think was the manager. Then I looked this place up on Yelp and understand why in the food court they had no line. They're lazy and don't appear in no rush to work, just collect a check.

Nastiest tuna sub I have ever eaten . I bit into it and instantly tasted strong relish which is not…read moreusually put into tuna fish at sub shops . The tuna was also very dark which is unusual as well most sub shops use white tuna. Definitely will never eat there again I have been to Firehouse Subs before and this is not the way they normally make tuna fish

Delicious spicy Korean ramen. Delicious spicy broth, good toppings, fast enough. I'm not a Raman…read moreexpert, but it was perfect for a cold day.

Part 2 of 2 for P in current alphabet series: P is for Pokerea:…read more I first visited on Wednesday, October 25, 2023. I had work travel to Caroline County, VA. On the way back I got a movie on my AMC A-List at AMC Potomac Mills, then walked around the mall & debated what I was going to eat for dinner, there was still traffic getting back to MD and would've been 9 before getting home, and looked at the food court and decided to try the Poke place, Pokerea. Staff was friendly, an assembly line of various ingredients to choose from like other Poke places, and I was amazed at how good this place was. This is the best Poke I've had in the DC area, and it's in a mall food court! Coincidentally, the other time I visited was a Wednesday too. My girlfriend & I were traveling back from Myrtle Beach, SC on Wednesday, September 4, 2024. We got to the mall in time to eat dinner before the movie we wanted to see with a little bit of time to spare to walk around the mall in addition to simply eating. I told her how great Pokerea was. Everything was just as great as I remembered, and she thought it was great too. If I'm back down that direction, I'd definitely be back.