I tried a little bit of everything from the menu from the chicken wings to the chicken tenders…read more The chicken sandwiches were the star of the show. All were yummy, but that Honey Butter Sandwich was devoured in less than 10 bites. To cool down my tastebuds, I greedily slurped down their signature Biscoff Cookie Butter milkshake. Which was deliciously filling and nap inducing. Getting to the restaurant may be a problem for those with impairments because the restaurant can only be accessed by a flight of stairs.

I'm in downtown DC reviewing a spot. I finished up, & saw this hot chicken spot. I got curious, so…read moreI pulled up!! It's that simple...Let's GO!! . Where I am: @burninbirddc . Location Reviewed: 1829 M St., N.W. Washington D.C. . Items Reviewed: STAMP!! Their Shakes ($7.99 each for their Fruity Pebbles Shake, & their Biscoff Cookie Shake). Creamy, thick, & sweet like I like my ladies!! STAMP!! Their Deluxe Nashville Chicken Sandwich Combo ($17 with 2 chicken breast, house sauce, tomato, lettuce, & pickles). I got this with mild heat, & this was a super tasty sandwich, & crispy fries!! STAMP!! Their Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich ($11.99 with 2 chicken breast, hot honey, slaw, pickles, & their house sauce). Sweet heat with this one, & the same tasty, crispy chicken breast!! STAMP!! Their Classic Nashville Chicken Sandwich ($11.99 with 2 chicken breast, slaw, pickles, & house sauce). Again...I STAMPED the other two, this one is the same, just a little milder. STAMP!! Their Tenders Combo Meal ($22.99 for 4 hot dusted tenders, with pickles, dusted fries, & a cold beverage).These tenders got some hot heat with them, they were crunchy, & juicy!! LIKE THAT! Their Loaded Fries ($12.99 for 4 hot dusted chicken chunks with one half over fries, & the other half over mac n cheese with house sauces). Superb hot chicken, DELICIOUS mac, & nicely crisp fries! STAMP!! Their 15 Piece Wings ($20.99 with 7 lemon pepper wings , & 8 Old Bay wings with ranch, & house sauces). These were well fried, & unassumingly bursting with flavor!! . Customer Service: On Point . Parking: Rough. . Recommendations: You can't go wrong with none of the chicken in here!! . Accessibility: It's is not wheelchair friendly, & differently abled persons friendly. 5 Stars=STAMP 4 1/2 Stars=LIKE THAT 4 Stars=DELICIOUS 3 Stars=DECENT 2 Stars=PASS 1 Star=NAH #Bigschlimsreviews

7/10/2026 - ordered the half each of ribs for $17 and they provided 2 small bbqs and a coleslaw…read morewith it. It was actually very plentiful. Taste was good. Would go here again. Check out photos. 5 stars.

I stopped by Union Market and after doing a full lap trying to decide what I wanted I ended up…read morehere. I got the lunch special where you can pick a meat, a side, and a drink for about 25 bucks. I got the ribs and the peach bourbon baked beans. Honestly all the food was very good and the portions were quite generous in my opinion. The star of the show for me were the beans. I highly intend on getting those each and every time. They were perfectly sweet and tangy. The ribs were easy to get off the bone and great meat to fat ratio. They automatically put two sauces in my to go bag but I can't tell you what exactly they were but they were quite good. I'll definitely be back. Service was quick but I was also the only one in line lol.

I wanted to like this place more, especially since it's close by and Korean tacos sounded…read morepromising, but it was just okay. I got the pulled pork tacos and chicken tacos, and the meat was the main issue. It was a little dry and didn't have much flavor. With Korean-inspired food, I expected more savory depth, maybe some sweetness from a marinade, a little vinegar, sesame, or stronger grilled flavor. They have a big griddle, but the meat didn't really taste like it was cooked fresh on it. It felt more like the ingredients were assembled rather than cooked together into something cohesive. The tacos also didn't really read as Korean or Mexican to me, aside from the sauce. The individual ingredients seemed fine, but together they didn't have much punch. The "kimchi" was also disappointing. It tasted more like slaw with gochujang than actual fermented kimchi. Price was around $13 or $14 for three tacos, which is not shocking these days, but it felt a bit high for what it was. They do have a Tuesday special, I think around $9 for three tacos, which is probably the better time to try it. The atmosphere is also a little flat. Every time I've gone, it has felt pretty empty rather than bustling. Overall, it's not bad, and I still go because it's convenient, but I was hoping for more flavor and more of a clear Korean-Mexican identity.

Delicious (but spicy) food with a fusion twist - fun atmosphere (kids can play claw games while you…read morewait), and tons of flavor. I've been to TaKorean twice and both times I leave with a happy belly and a smile. Our go-to family favorites are the Avocado Fries, Birria Ramen, and Nori Tacos. The avocado fries are lightly breaded and dusted with a spicy powder - they're the perfect combination of crispy and creamy and come with a dipping sauce that has a bit of sweetness to it. If you can't handle spice, they can adjust it for you, but I absolutely love the Birria ramen which is a mixture of their plain ramen broth (not spicy) with their guajillo consomme (packs a nice kick). Disclaimer - the ramen has egg in it - which isn't mentioned on the menu, so just something to be aware of. I've had it twice and both times there was egg - which I didn't mind at all, but it was unexpected. My husband has tried the beef birria, bulgogi, nori, spicy fire, and crispy shrimp tacos, but his favorite is the nori which has a crispy seaweed shell and spicy tuna with avocado to cool it off. We've also tried the loaded buldak fries, shrimp burger, and beef bulgolgi bowl - all had great flavor, but my kids definitely can't take the heat - so we'll have to modify next time we come in. The drinks are also

Like this place. About 20 minutes from where I live, but worth the drive. I've had my favorite…read morehere, and they were good. Great thing about this Chinese restaurant is they don't add peas & carrots to the fried rice, and do add onions and bean sprouts. They're a keeper for that reason alone. - Shrimp egg foo yung - Shrimp & Broccoli - Beef & Broccoli - Chicken wings & French fries It's carry-out only, and the name indicates. Service was great, ambiance, basic. I recommend.

Chinese carry out can be daunting but you don't have to guess with Yumms! They are consistently…read moregood. Have ordered multiple times for takeout/delivery and have not been disappointed yet. Food is always hot and service is always fast! Not the prettiest place to be at but it's always clean and well we know not to expect pretty from a carry out spot!

Great spot to catch a game on the weekend, though seating is limited. The restaurant has two floors…read morewith the upstairs being for larger parties. We ordered a burger, wings, and a mix of fries and onion rings. The burger was cooked a bit more than I prefer but it was still enjoyable. The real standouts were the wings. We tried the mango habanero and the Old Bay honey. Both were excellent, with the mango habanero carrying a nice kick and a saucier finish while the Old Bay honey had a great balance of sweet and savory. The onion rings were crispy. The seasoned fries were fine, though they weren't "seasoned" Overall, I would definitely come back for the wings. The burger I would likely pass on next time but the wings alone make this place worth a return visit.

Ordered this place one night when in DC. The wings were great. The food was fresh and flavorful…read more They had a lof of great flavors to choose from.

(1/27/2017) A new truck based out of DC to State Center, glad to see them! Their claim to fame is…read moreNC style BBQ. The family had a BBQ business in eastern NC and now the next generation is bringing it to MD/DC. Had the pulled pork BBQ sandwich. Meat was moist and flavorful, obvious red pepper flakes, touch salty for me, was served on a Martin's potato roll. Portion was large, the roll was soft, I ate the sandwich with a knife and fork, but that's OK by me. I was really expecting an eastern Carolina vinegar-based BBQ sauce, but my sandwich came with Texas Pete and KC, which is also OK, but not what I was hoping for. Coleslaw was just right as a cooling, crunchy, complement to the sandwich and the price was very reasonable. The family were so very nice, def check them out if they come to you.

The food is delicious and the price is right. Had the pork BBQ sandwich it was tender and…read moreflavorful. I liked being able to add my own sauce. The meal deal was $8.50 which beats out the other food trucks as well. Would love to eat again. Pleas come back to state center Baltimore!

This is the best place to get burgers in DC hands down. It's nothing fancy, just good patties,…read moresimple sauce, some onions. It is absolute perfection. The fries are fresh and crispy on the inside with a fluffy inside. The chicken tenders are fresh chicken breast and such a flavorful crispy batter. The only downside was that the honey mustard was mostly honey and no real mustard. Got our food quickly and the inside was clean and had plenty of seating. Can't wait to come back!

Decent burger good price. I got the jalapeño bacon burger. The food was fresh the person taking…read morethe orders was friendly. Place was clean and didn't have to wait long. I would recommend this place if you want a fast decent burger and your by nationals park.

**** 4.5 stars ****…read more These guys started slinging their product on the rough streets of PG County before earning their way up to the even more competitive locale of DC. But this isn't the story you're used to hearing. These guys got grills, and they aren't the ones that come platinum coated accompanied by sick Saint Louis beats. No, this is one of the newest trucks to land in the District with a fresh new permit, and they absolutely deliver some serious flavor for a very fair price. It's a bare bones operation, no doubt. A solid black truck with a phone number and a decal, and a hand-written menu that I assume changes based on product availability, is pretty much all you'll find here. No fancy graphics, additions (speakers, soda machine, hand sink, etc), or anything else costly that might get passed on to the consumer. There is however a late night banker teller style screen window that gets lifted up from order to order, I suppose to keep the bugs out, and let all the wonderful fried smells waft out into the street. It's a cash only truck, which is one of my only complaints, but considering it's just the two of them running this show they do it faster than I would have expected. I'm not sure how much food the guy handling the money is coming into contact with, due to the screen, but I'm going to lean on the ignorance is bliss side here. Like many other trucks first starting out, they also don't have a very manageable ordering system. The taking orders and randomly calling them out might work fine while selling to a smaller audience up in Maryland, but once you enter DC and start to face these long lines you really need to be more organized. The menu offerings are seemingly basic, and when it comes to the fried goods they in fact are, but the sandwiches here are over the top, gorge yourself style preparations. I decided to go with a "Killadelphia", which is roasted chicken that is then pulled and done cheesesteak style with gooey provolone and grilled peppers and onions tossed in. It's so unbelievably huge that I'm really sad my picture won't capture the girth. When I picked it up to eat, chicken was literally falling off from every angle, and it was still loaded. This sandwich contains no filler, it is all chicken all the way, with the peppers and onions loaded on the top. I haven't seen a bun this stuffed since Beach Week 1999. All this goodness comes to you at the incredibly reasonable price of $7.50, and like everything else on the menu a generous side of fries. The fries are essentially the frozen bag standard, but given that I would pay that price for this sandwich again gladly, I pretty much consider them free. They also do a chicken salad sandwich that I didn't see anyone order, but the fully loaded turkey burger, known as the Teridactyl, was equally as gigantic, and on one occasion the guy could barely close the lid on his container. The fried foods, consisting of whiting or butterfly shrimp, were a bit more basic in presentation, consisting solely of the seafood item and fries. Since I ordered the butterfly shrimp as well I was a bit disappointed not only in the size / number (6) of shrimp at $9, but the fact that there was no sauce or anything on the side. The batter itself is really nice and crunchy and there isn't much excess grease, but it would be so easy for them to prepare some kind of dipping sauce to really make this dish complete. I finished off my order with some of their Crank. This was the part of the meal I really didn't expect to enjoy, but I went ahead and ordered it anyway. They describe it as a sweet tea mix, and I don't actually like sweet tea. However, this tasted very little like tea, and a good bit like orange and/or cherry Kool-Aid with some tea swirled in. It certainly earned the moniker which it has borrowed from street slang. I can't imagine the calories I consumed from this truck, and that's even with eating only half of what I ordered and passing the rest off to my co-worker, but I would gladly return to try out some of the other menu items.

This place has a great but had a limited selection of food and needs to step up their operation…read more The Kiladelphia chicken cheese sandwich was so big I felt guilty for having so much at $7.50. The fries were nothing special. Service was very fast for a food truck and friendly. They need to market themselves better. Neither the name nor the truck let people know what they're about. They should capitalize on the huge, tasty portions and comfort food menu.