This spot has been on my list for years, so I was very excited to finally try it...and it…read moredefinitely lived up to all the talk. The space is small, cozy, and intimate, with a dark, moody ambiance. Tables are fairly close together, so it's not the place for a quiet, private dinner, but it adds to the lively energy. The decor is beautiful and feels authentically Hong Kong. Service was solid, nothing over-the-top, but smooth, especially given how busy it gets. I'd definitely recommend making a reservation in advance since space is limited. The menu is on the smaller side, but thoughtfully updated. Everything is served family-style, so it's perfect for sharing with a small group. That said, portion sizes can vary...some dishes are great for the table, while others feel a bit small to split. Now, the food: We started with the croquettes-absolutely divine, especially with the bright yuzu sauce on top. The green beans were a standout for me (I'll never say no), and the addition of Anaheim peppers gave them a really nice twist. The scallion pancakes were perfectly fried with that ideal crispy texture. The daikon fritters were new to me, but I loved the dense, savory combination of shrimp and shiitake. The truffle dumplings were packed with flavor and definitely a highlight. The drunken noodles were good overall, though slightly on the dry side. The BBQ beef short ribs were a crowd favorite: rich, flavorful, and incredibly satisfying (even if a bit tricky to cut on the small plates!). And dessert deserves its own moment. The toasted sesame ice cream was so good. Light, nutty, and refreshing while still hitting that sweet craving. I'd honestly order THAT again and again. Overall, I'd absolutely come back to explore more of the menu...and next time, I'm vying for a seat at the chef's counter, which I've read is the best seat in the house.

The kind of place where you're craving Chinese food though make it upscale especially if you're…read morecelebrating. In this case, my Birthday! Went for dinner. Perfectly cozy and intimate. Queen's English made 20 out 100 in Washingtonian's Best Restaurants. Sometimes I am skeptical at dining in at places like this as the ambience can take away from the food itself. I've been to a few modern Chinese restaurants and resulted in being disappointed. Here, the quality of the food is evident. Out of all the items, the Bobo Chicken was the real winner. I was actually blown away. I've never had chicken like this that tasted so good. In Chinese, we call this dish Bak Jam Gai which translates to White Cut Chicken. The plating was exceptional and each piece of cut chicken was tender. The ginger-scallion sauce was elegantly plated above the chicken. While the tamarind brown butter isn't what is used traditionally to make this dish, it added a beautiful contract to the white meat and was subtle. It really had the same flavor profile as what I grew up eating. +Curry Shrimp Croquettes-yuzu koshō aioli +Vegetarian Noodle-hot chili, sour cabbage, corn, tofu, scallion +Bobo Chicken-baby kale, tamarind brown butter, ginger-scallion +Chocolate Sichuan Ice Cream-elderflower whipped cream, birthday sprinkles w/ sparkler +Orange Wine +Jade Scorpion Green Peppercorn Pilsner The restaurant delivered a hand-written Birthday note which I thought was the cherry on top.

A little pricey for the quality of food. The prices that I saw online didn't match what I was…read morecharged but the lady that helped said they updated them online recently.

Great Hong Kong tea and dumplings. Very clean inside. Good service and worth checking out.read more

This is a Zagat rated restaurant and don't let the looks of it fool you, but the food here is very…read moregood. I called in a to go order for Cantonese wontons, salted pepper three seafood treasure, beef chow ho fun, and some veggie egg rolls. After 30 min, I came in to get my order and it was ready. The dining room was pretty full so always a good sign. Definitely give this place a try, its worth a visit!

My boyfriend and I were in the area and wanted to eat locally. We were in the mood for Chinese and…read morefound this local spot on Yelp. There's a limited number of parking spots in front of this shopping center at an incline. It looks a little rough on the outside, but it's a stark and welcome contrast on the inside. We were seated promptly and quickly served. We ended up ordering the Beef, Schezuan Style and Eggplant with Chicken in hot garlic sauce. Both came with a good-sized portion of rice. The flavors were good although neither were spicy at all despite having one pepper on the menu. The service was good - periodic but not intruding nor lacking. It's not crave worthy where I will travel the distance, but I wouldn't mind coming back to try them again. The bathroom was okay although it could've been cleaned a bit better.

10/10 the Hunan beef and the fried rice is so good, I…read morerecommend it this place, best Chinese food

Only 6 minutes from my house, I don't know what's taken me over 2.5 years to try this. I have…read morefinally found my go to place for Chinese take out! Placed an order online and it was ready and waiting for me when I arrived. The sweet & sour chicken was filled to overflowing, and the egg rolls are great too! Take out only and the food is so worth it. Highly recommend placing an order - they are closed on Tuesdays, so order away on the other days of the week. The lights weren't working on their sign and Apple Maps indicated they were in the corner of the shopping center, but they are on the left side (when facing the shopping center). Enjoy!

Only place I go to for my veggie Mei fun! Delicious fresh, and great service!!! Excellentread more

I love this place because the food is so delicious and amazing service and the orange Chicken it…read moretastes the best of the best I recommend the Orange Chicken so much

Upon walking in we were greeted pleasantly by an older woman. Very nice and accommodating. For…read morecustomer service I'd say this place is amazing. There was a very interesting (unpleasant) smell coming from either the bathroom or the kitchen grease trap. It was bad! The food lacked flavor and quality. The fried rice was bland at best. Overall a terrible disappointment, so much so my son went to another noodle place a few doors down to get food that was actually edible. Two of us ended up not feeling well at all after the meal.

My wife and I ordered lunch specials yesterday. We had the General Tso's Chicken with fried rice…read moreand egg roll and the Szechuan Beef with white rice and spring roll. While the fried rice was bland with not much egg and no vegetables, the egg roll was a bit below average, and the spring roll was a bit above average, the main dishes were really really good, and I could even say the Szechuan Beef was amazing. I moved from NY about a decade ago and have been on the search for a Szechuan Beef dish that tastes anything near what I used to get in NY and I've finally found the place. Be warned though both dishes were solidly spicy, which I like, but will likely be a bit too spicy for most.

This is my go to for delicious Asian food. Fantastic hot and sour soup!! Great orange chicken and…read moresweet and sour dishes. I usually order through door dash and my orders arrive on time and are filled accurately. Also the prices are fair. Mr. k's is a good value. I highly recommend Mr, K's!! B. Moss, Boyds.

This place used to be amazing but recently, I noticed the quality has declined a little bit. I…read moreordered honey walnut shrimp, and green curry and both were a bit off. The green curry was too sweet and watery, needed to be slightly thicker with more of that Thai flavor. And the breading on the shrimp was not good at all. We've been ordering from here for more than 15 years so it's unfortunate I had a mid experience. Even back in August 2025, it was great, not sure what happened in the past few months. I'll always have love for them since this is my most visited Chinese restaurant ever, but not sure if I'll order them as often.

This was our first time trying House of Fortune. It is located in Germantown near the…read moreSherwin-Williams. We ordered the crispy beef and Kung pao chicken. The crispy beef was very crispy often times more batter than beef, but it was still tasty and the Kung pao chicken was a bit greasy, but had lots of peanuts and good flavor. We would definitely try this place again, but try other items on the menu. I forgot to take pictures because we did takeout.

Not exactly sure why but the food has gone down hill dramatically. I believe they have new owners…read moreand the quality just isn't there anymore.