Dim sum available everyday. Unsure if the carts is weekend only, but there were carts!!! Prepare…read morefor an authentic experience where the Chinese aunties yell out what they have in each cart. Our ham sui kuk, shrimp dumplings, shumai, black bean spare ribs, and egg tarts came out to 30$.

Located in a strip mall. There is ample parking. Service is fast. We order 6 dishes which…read moreincluded the egg foo young with chicken, pork, and shrimp. Shu Mai, Chinese broccoli, steamed beef balls, steamed rice noodle stuffed with shrimp, and the wrapped sticky rice with shrimp and pork. The egg foo young combo was huge. It came with and egg roll and fried rice. The shumai was large and delicious. Chinese broccoli was served with oyster sauce which was a tad salty when you ate the contracted sauce areas. The steamed noodle with shrimp had a really thick noodle. A little too much noodle to shrimp ratio. All this was $54.16 + tip.

Food is really good. The restaurant has a nice ambiance and good service. Great dimsum in the area.read more

Food was great! There was a little wait, but when we were seated the dim sum carts came very…read morequickly. Would recommend.

Overall: Easily 4-plus stars. Excellent value. Food: 5…read morestars. Well prepared and without delay. Service: 5 stars. A very attentive staff and floor manager. Parking: 3 stars. Not bad, but be prepared for a long walk during busy times. Ambiance: 4 stars. Very pleasant and clean surroundings. The floor has blind spots not easy seen by the staff. Attention required. .

I have never been so upset after leaving a restaurant in my life!…read moreThis place is a rip off. Three of my guests had dim sum. I had 1/2 of a duck no dim sum. The food was marginal (compared to other Dim Sum places we've been) my guests were unimpressed with their choices and the duck was not at all crispy as others have said and I was expecting. Ok, that's fine lesson learned, but the kicker is that the bill was $230.00 that included a 18% service charge. I have never spent that amount of money on a table of 4 in my life! I will not be back. If you have money to burn the go ahead but there are plenty of chinese restaurants that have better food for a reasonable price.

We had our dad's birthday celebration here, we usually do since it's one of favorite Chinese…read morerestaurants. We had ordered a good amount of food, beef brisket, deep fried pork intestines, roasted duck, sauteed Chinese broccoli, calamari, and deep fried porkchops. We also had salted fish fried rice. Everything that we ordered was so good. We enjoyed how well received we were today by the servers. The place is huge and plenty of eating spaces.

Ordered pickup tonight... The Kung Pao with chicken and shrimp and the Shrimp Egg Fu Young were…read moredelicious. The Singapore Noodles with Chicken/Shrimp/Chicken were bland. The Crab Rangoon was terrible; lacking flavor, filling and too big. The Crab Rangoon sauce was tasteless. The Fried Rice was ok. The Staff was friendly, polite and welcoming. The restaurant was clean, quite welcoming.

Convenient parking in front and next to Kung Fu Tea! Big plus! You order at the counter and wait…read morefor the orders to come out. You can eat in, but the seating is limited. Everything is packaged to go so can take home if you don't finish eating there. Don't forget to carefully bite a little bit into the soup dumplings first so the soup inside doesn't squirt out all over you. Good to remember if it's your first time trying soup dumplings. We tried the highly reviewed rainbow soup dumplings, and I have to say I haven't had good soup dumplings since Bangkok, but these come very close. I really enjoyed getting to taste all six flavors. My favorite was the pork and truffle one. Delicious! The dipping sauce was good, too. I also ordered pork chops and fried dough in addition to a couple more rainbow dumplings to go! Definitely going back.

For those who know Nan Xiang is a hot spot for xiaolongbao in Flushing Queens which is the biggest…read moreChinatown in NYC. Nan Xiang was so successful they opened a giant new spot across the street from their original location a few years ago. I was very surprised to see a branch of Nan Xiang here in the burbs of MD but hopeful we'd get the same experience. First off, it's not a sit down fill service restaurant which is fine. Order at the kiosk and get your food in to-go containers...quickly and efficiently. As for the food, it was a bit disappointing especially compared to the experience at the Flushing flagship. It's not bad...but just different. The rice cakes with pork were probably the best of what we had but on the oily side. The Pork Chops over rice had a soy sauce based seasoning and no real breading and no sour mustard greens which usually comes with this dish at other restaurants. The Beef Noodle Soup was just mediocre as well. Lastly the Scallion Pancakes are a bit on the fluffy/floury side so just different as well. Overall I'd give them a try if you've never had this type of Chinese food...just know that there is a better version of this place in Flushing if you are ever visiting the city.

The place is fantastic in many ways--the location, the accommodation, and especially the food,…read morewhich is scrumptious and in generous portions. Having grown up with peanut oil, which enhances flavor, it is available upon request, which I always do. Asian Court Restaurant is within walking distance of a supermarket and other shops, which is conducive to one-stop shopping. And most of the patio is always in the shade for outdoor dining on sunny days. If I lived closer, I would eat there at least once everyday. I've also tried the Owings Mills location, which is second only because there is not outdoor dining available.

Asian Court (Ellicott City location) delivered a very nice Tuesday night birthday dinner with…read morefamily. We had a 7:00 PM reservation for seven -- planned largely around my son's birthday request and his love of Dim Sum. Unfortunately, Dim Sum isn't available on Tuesday nights, which was a minor disappointment since our previous Sunday visit gave us the full Dim Sum experience. We shifted to ordering family-style and were genuinely pleased with the meal. The Moo Shu Pork, Peking Duck, Chicken Fried Rice, Mápó Dòufu, and Bok Choy were all flavorful and well-prepared. Everything came with won ton soup and tea, which was a nice touch and added to the overall experience. The atmosphere feels authentic and comfortable, and the staff was friendly throughout the evening. The manager tried to steer us toward several suggested dishes -- it was a bit unclear whether this was purely helpful guidance or an effort to highlight readily available items -- but we appreciated the input and did enjoy the bok choy recommendation. Pricing was reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. Overall, despite the Dim Sum surprise, it was an enjoyable and satisfying dinner. We would absolutely return -- just on a weekend next time for Dim Sum.

There's definitely a reason why Da Hong Pao Restaurant is always booked and busy…read more The food was absolutely amazing--you can really tell it's authentic Chinese cuisine. They were also able to accommodate a group of about 18 of my family members and me, which was a huge plus! The service was excellent as well; the staff consistently checked in to make sure we were taken care of. Highly recommend!

I came in for the dim sum. The place was empty which is rare. I sat at the bar and was greeted…read moreimmediately but I wasn't given instructions on how to order the dim sum and as a first timer, I was kind of stuck. The staff answered my questions quickly and took my order. I had the Chinese broccoli, soup dumpling and salt and pepper squid. The Chinese Broccoli wasn't good at all. Very bland and I didn't really like the oyster sauce. The soup dumplings were good. Not anything to write home about, but I'd order them again. The squid was really flavorful and it was a good portion. I also had a giant pot of oolong tea which was delicious. They take Apple Pay as well and for less than $40 it wasn't a bad lunch. I'll be back to give it another shot for dinner.

Still accepts cash and credit card. Plenty of parking in front of the restaurant and street parking…read morenearby. As of January 1, 2025, this restaurant will close permanently. This is primarily due to the owner / chef retiring. This restaurant is a wonderful place for dim sum on weekends. However, they do serve dim sum (without the carts) everyday so if you want your dim sum fix on during the weekday, this place is the way to go. Their shrimp and pork dumplings are delicious. Their shrimp crepe, chicken feet, fried taro dumpling, rice wrapped w/ leaves are also really good. Be sure to ask for hot oil on the side so you can spice out your dishes if you want. It's sad to see this restaurant go. They are really a wonderful local business that has been around for over 10 years. The staff here are always friendly and their dishes never disappoint. If you are in the area before they close on 1/1/25, be sure to support your local Gourmet Inspiration. Great family owned restaurant that never disappoints. Come hungry and leave satisfied with their yummy cuisine.

We went there for dim sum, and was pleasantly surprised that you could also order Vietnamese food…read morewhile you were dining there. We ordered the Peking duck a half portions. I would say that it was a little gamy. I would suggest ordering something else, the beef chow food with Chinese broccoli was excellent. The meat was good quality the Chinese broccoli was perfectly prepared. The wonton soup was good. from the dim son we ordered sticky rice with chicken in a lotus leaf. It was good once you added soy sauce and a little hot sauce or spices. there were other items that came out for dim sun I would've liked to try but they came much later in our meal and we were done. We also ordered Vietnamese eggrolls that were flavorful and the string beans with tofu. The prices are very reasonable the staff were very nice. The place became crowded by the time we left And I have to say it was clean that is a big plus.

Han Palace is hands down one of my favorite restaurants in DC, and there are two main reasons why:…read morethe portions and the drinks. First, the food portions here are astronomical. I ordered the Singapore noodles, which were packed with flavor and loaded with beef, chicken, and shrimp. The portion was so big that it honestly could be split between two people. I barely put a dent in it while I was there and ended up taking most of it home and eating off it for a while afterward. But the real showstopper is the bottomless drinks. For $18, you get bottomless Mai Tais, lemon drops, and mimosas, and the best part is they do it all day, not just during brunch hours. You can pull up at 7 p.m., get dinner, and still do bottomless drinks, which is something you don't see very often. Between the massive portions, the flavor, and the all-day bottomless option, Han Palace is an easy five out of five for me. If you're in DC and haven't been here yet, this is a must-go spot.

Han Palace Woodley Park is a convenient location for the surrounding area since most traditional…read moreChinese restaurants are near downtown DC or elsewhere. This is a much needed addition to the Connecticut Ave corridor which lacks authentic Chinese restaurants and especially Dim Sum (brunch small plates). I hope that there are more choices like this in the near future for this surrounding area which lacks good traditional Chinese restaurants. The parking can be daunting since it still is in DC, might have a bit of a walk but that is everywhere in DC. The food was fast and had some unique choices that are not on a standard menu.

Food was amazing, the moment we walked in they immediately greeted us! Food came out so fast and…read morefresh. Very nice and friendly environment 1000% recommendations to come back again! If you haven't tried this place you should definitely stop by !!!!!!

If you love Chinese food and drinks at decent price point, Han Palace-Barracks Row is the place to…read morego. I've visited this location many times over the years, for dine in and takeout. Service is always quick, although a bit curt (at times) and the food is always fresh with plentiful portions. My go to is the General Tso's or Orange Chicken. I've also enjoyed the Lemon Drop Martini as well as the Asian Pear Mojito. They do not take reservations, and their space is a little small so prepare to wait if it's a prime day/time. I've also heard from friends that parking can be a bit challenging, so prepare your patience beforehand.