OMG. I ate from this food truck from Noi's Kitchen just once and I was hooked. It's a trip for me…read moreto eat their food. I'm not like some people who are over the top exaggerated with how much they enjoy food. The moaning. The eye rolling in the back of the head. That's not me. That said. Try the Kimchi Bulgogi Beef Sandwich with fries, and you will know why this sandwich is my exception to acting a fool in public. Like, OMG-good. Enjoy the Noi's.

Hidden food truck right on Duke St, saw lots of google reviews and it was great! Steak and cheese…read moreegg rolls were cooked to perfection and I loved the pad see ew here

Huascaran delivers authentic Peruvian cuisine executed with precision and respect for tradition. We…read moreordered the fried fish chicharrón, which was perfectly done--crispy on the outside, moist inside, clearly fresh fish, and not greasy at all. The seafood rice was excellent: well-balanced seasoning, properly cooked seafood, and rice with the ideal texture, showing solid technique and attention to detail. The chicha morada tasted natural and well-spiced, not overly sweet, exactly how it should be. For dessert, the flan stood out for its smooth texture and controlled sweetness, far from anything industrial. Attentive service and a comfortable atmosphere complete the experience. This is a restaurant that understands Peruvian cuisine and executes it correctly. Highly recommended.

A solid Peruvian restaurant, staff was friendly and food was decently good. My Abuelita's friend…read moretold her about this place and she was super excited to finally visit and try!

I had a really good experience here. I ordered California rolls and the food was fresh and tasted…read morereally good overall. Everything was prepared pretty quickly even though it seemed busy. The staff was friendly which I appreciated. I had a small issue with my order since the cucumber was missing from the rolls but they handled it well when I reached out. Overall it is a solid sushi place and I would come back again.

Miso soup average, but with no chunks of tofu. Teriyaki salmon quite tasty. Nigiri was very good,…read morebut the basic tuna roll (in the sushi deluxe) was kind of awful. Probably used cheaper cuts of fish, and was very chewy. Staff nice, and sitting very cozy.

I came back to try the Qlwa Beef with spinach which had a spicy tangy tomato flavor, the egg silsi…read morewhich was less sour and had nice hint of spiciness, and the Enjera Fitfit which was their sour bread sautéed with beef -- this was more sour than the others and all of these dishes were spiced with Jalepenos. It seems like overall Eritrean food has a similar sour spicy profile which I enjoy. I look forward to coming back to eat their enjera fitfit and try their lentil or minestrone soup. The place was homey, service was good though we could have used more water refills! Overall my favorites are the: - kitcha fitfit (cooked dough with spices, I noticed some folks put honey on it) - qlwa beef with spinach (nice tomato sauce with spices) - egg silsa (nice egg with spices)

We have been to Cafe Aurora many times for breakfast, but our recent visits have left us much to be…read moredesired. While the staff are very friendly, there's usually only one person who mans the front, taking parties' orders, making coffee drinks, and dealing with the register - if you're looking for a quick meal, this is definitely NOT the place, as you'll spend at least 1.5 hours. We usually stick with their French Toast, the Omelet, and the Fuul - the food has been inconsistent, as the French Toast, while usually prepared perfectly with the slight crisp edges, has been mostly soggy. The omelet, in which we requested all the ingredients to be included, has been missing cheese. The Fuul's portion has gotten smaller, and the request for extra jalapenos and sauce has always fallen on deaf ears. For coffee, I've usually stuck with the mocha, which, even when requested to be extra hot, hasn't been so. The place can be extremely loud from specific patrons/parties, and there doesn't seem to be any consideration for other diners. The inconsistency with the food, the long service times, and the high volume of some of the patrons doesn't warrant a repeat visit anymore. Plenty of parking in the shared plaza lot. +inconsistency in the quality of the food served +slow service +very loud patrons/parties

The service was great. They were very polite and patient. The food was also really good. It was…read morefresh and hot. The potion of the food was just right for us. Later they came and checked in on us and ask if very thing was ok. Me and my family had a great time there.

This restaurant and another one named Dok Khao are my two favorite spots for Thai food in the DMV…read morethus far. We had their mixed vegetable pad and their country curry with crispy chicken. The country curry was by far my favorite thing and tasted very, very good. Nice and savory, well spiced, and had a ton of aromatics to brighten up the entire dish. There was also a lot of vegetable vegetables, mixed in to brighten up the entire dish. The curry reminded me of a good khao soi with a little more sweetness. Regardless, it was super super enjoyable. I also loved the pad as well; the sauce was thick and coated all the vegetables nicely with this light savory flavor; if I had to describe what it taste similar to most, it taste similar to those crispy noodles you get at Chinese restaurant coded with a little bit of thick gravy. This one was better though and again I love the vegetables that were served with it. The presentation was beautiful when it came out and the service we had was very good. We came here after a long day of work and were surprised at both the decorations, atmosphere, and service. We will definitely be back.

This has been a go-to spot for the Baileys Crossroads area for years. Their chicken was moist and…read morejuicy, yuca fried perfectly and plantains were sweet. Very good chicken spot but not the best in the area in my opinion.

This Peruvian style chicken restaurant serves up much more than chicken. One of my favorite…read morePeruvian dishes of all times is called Anticucho, which beef roasted to perfection. They actually have real beef and not the processed beef some other restaurants have. Their grilled chicken is also good. My boyfriend broke away from tradition and got their fried chicken with delicious potatoes wedges. I ordered the Anticucho which is the usual for me. I would definitely characterize this as an ethnic restaurant, however the employees who I dealt with do speak English. I would come here every week if I had the time and money. To drink I ordered tamarindo soda, and he got horchata which is very rich in sugar.

We came here on a cool rainy June Tuesday to check out Ichiban. We were allowed to seat ourselves…read moreand since it was middle of the afternoon, there were plenty of tables to pick from. Service was fine and attentive. We like Ichiban and will definitely be back. Sushi and ramen are the biggies here, but there's other stuff too like bento boxes, fried rice and plenty of appetizers. We started out with the miso soup which was rich and flavorful. We also got the crunchy shrimp and crispy shrimp rolls. Both were good, but I especially liked the crunchy shrimp rolls. In addition, we ordered the pan-fried shumai. I'm used to steamed shumai, but I really like pan-fried. The dipping sauce that came with the shumai was tasty. JP ordered the salmon bento box. It came with endamame, pan-fried gyoza, carrots, sautéed onion, broccoli and white rice. The salmon with a nice glaze was delicious and perfect. I ordered the beef bento box. It was the same as the bento box, except instead of salmon, it came with a steak-like cut of sliced beef. This also was an excellent bento box.

I came for the sushi pops but stayed for the sushi lol! Stumbled on Ichiban on a Sunday dinner…read morewhere we thoroughly enjoyed the FRESH sashimi and sushi! Tried the veggie gyoza and the GOLDEN shrimp - that is a must order, so good! they do have Happy Hour from M-FR from 230- 630pm!! such a long HH, you need to take advantage of. The Seared salmon roll from the HH menu was my favorite. The Japanese cream puff was SO light, it was a perfect ending to our meal. The free parking garage next door (library parking) makes it so convenient. Highly recommend for a lowkey dinner date out!

I love Eastern Carryout and Cafe so much. I always order the combo with Bourbon Chicken and add lo…read moremein. There is so much food that I consistently have enough for three meals. The eggroll that comes with the combo is huge and filled, perfectly crispy, and not greasy. I have never had a bad experience ordering from here.

I'm going to cut straight to it. Eastern Carryout (EC) is the best spot for a great lunch special…read more I moved here from another area and I couldn't find the carryout food I was familiar with until I heard, from a colleague, about EC. The customer service was on point. The lady in the front greeted me and helped me decide what to try. She was very patient with me when I was indecisive. They have many options for lunch. I have enjoyed EC a few times in the past couple of weeks and have not had one disappointment. The shrimp and broccoli, sha cha chicken, shrimp egg foo young, and the LoMein are all DELISH! But, for me, I was most impressed with the fried chicken wing/yellow rice platter. The wings were seasoned and fried perfectly. If you live in the 222... zip code, give EC a try. IMO, you won't be disappointed. The price point is great. Plus, they give you enough to share or have leftovers. BTW - You can also dine in! It's small but quaint. I think there is seating for approximately 15-20. Another plus is that they have dedicated parking. So, you can feed your family and not the meter. Happy eating!