This is definitely one of my favorite dim sum places. They have an incredible variety of options,…read morebut I am super particular to the steamed pork buns and the baked pork buns. Those have really deep childhood memories for me and this place makes the best ones I've ever had in Maryland. The service is wonderful and the restaurant is warm and welcoming.

If you're craving dim sum a this is a good place to checkout!…read more We ordered a bunch off of the all day dim sum menu - I recommend the stuffed eggplants, noodles, crystal shrimp and green beans. I would not order the rice - lacking in flavor and highly do not recommend. Great dim sum though shrimp heavy!

Always fresh, very large portions with wonderful service. The chef's specials are the best,…read moreFirecracker Shrimp is my favorite!

Food is great, the staff are so friendly, and it's always clean and quiet. Take out or dine in,…read moreit's the best Chinese in Annapolis without question.

Tried a few items for take-out as we have family who are very picky about dim sum since they lived…read morein NYC for many years. Great ha gow (shrimp dumpling) - large, think skin that didn't break, packed with shrimp. Very good steamed roast pork bun - the bao was fully and the filling was not too salty or too sweet. Deep fried dumplings with pork were very good too - nice chew from the rice flour and good size. We would like to try other items in the future. I would have ordered the rice noodle crepe but it was not on the online menu. I wish they would put beef chow fun on their menu - then it would make my entire family happy.

I had lunch at Green Basil Dimsum & Pho in Fairfax, Virginia. The food was good, and the service…read morewas even better. This was my first time eating Pho and the waiters took their time to explain to me what it was. They shared different ways to make the food taste better and brought me condiments to accompany the meat, which they had recommended. With all the debates going on about tipping I think it's important to note when service is exceptional and worth much more than the standard tip. This experience was and I made a point to telling the waiters and (over)tipped accordingly.

Stopped by during lunch time and went with the cashew chicken. The order wasn't ready so I took a…read morespin around Merriweather. About ten minutes later I got my food and was pleasantly surprised by the portion size. I had asked for extra spices on the side which they remembered. The chicken itself was tender and not overcooked. There was also no lack of sauce and rice. Without the additional spices I'd say the dish is a 3/10 on the spice level. With the added spices I took it up to a 6. Overall it's a very fresh dish that feels very authentic. If you're looking for spice hit up the Thai place on the same block.

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. .

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.

We wanted dim sum so decided to give Asian court a try. Got seated right away upon entering on a…read moreSaturday afternoon. The carts and aunties started to come out. Ordered everything we wanted and every dish was flavorful and delicious. Only thing is some dishes need to be tweaked a little. Har-chaw dumpling skin is a little too thick for me. Shrimp ball is too mushy and sticky rice was a little dry. But everything had the right amount of seasoning. No soy sauce or chili oil needed. The cherry on top? The silk tofu dessert. One of the best ones I've had so far! Would definitely come back.

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.

Ok - full disclosure....dirtiest restaurant I have ever been in, most perfunctory service ever…read more.. Best dim sum ever. We had the freshest and most delicious shumai, shrimp crab claw, beef chow fun noodles, and Vietnamese spring rolls I have EVER had (including 7 corners and Ellicott City)...and the grossest bathroom and general eating area cleanliness I have ever experienced in an Asian restaurant EVER. I don't get how they get a 100% health score, when the window screen behind my sister's chair had a dead roach, the air intake above us was moldy and filthy, the women's bathroom sanitary sanitation products container was filthy and didn't look like it had been cleaned in about two years, and the floors were disgusting. I am not sure if the ice in my iced tea was dirty, but I can guess it might be, based on what I saw. So, question...do I go back and just get carry-out risking food poisoning??

None of the patrons were Chinese... so that says something. Not up to Asian standard from the price…read morepoint vs portion vs food quality Shrimp dumpling 2/5 Wow there's no umami taste in this, we Suspected they just bought frozen from NYC supplier and just reheated Chili sauce 2/5 Had to ask for it, but it was a little sour, not ip to my standard Salt pepper tofu 1/5 My gosh, they used firm tofu not silken tofu. And they didn't use cornstarch to make the outside crispy. Total disappointment. Beef flat rice noodle 4/5 Portion lacking Pork dumplings /shrimp dumplings 5/5 This was good Xiao long bao 4/5 Great but again they were small Lots of non Asian patrons came here

There are very few happy hours that provide bottomless food and drink options but this is one. They…read morehave 2 different food options for $38 or $48 per person and then bottomless mimosas, mai tais and lemon drops for an additional $18 per person. The food options include dim sum, noodles/rice, congee and desserts. For the additional $10 you can have a list that included certain entrees. The drinks and food come our quick. The bottomless drinks are premixed but still taste good and strong. The restaurant itself is small with few tables inside and outside but it does have a long bar with seats available as well. It's located in Barracks Row so street parking is hit or miss. Will definitely go back and take advantage of this special!

I've been wanting to try this spot for a while. I really want to go in person, but haven't been…read moreable to make it so decided to order via Grubhub. I ordered combo lo mein, pork soup dumplings, combo fried rice, and duck spring rolls. Everything was packed well and nice and hot upon arrival. Everything was very delicious. All of the items had good flavor and the portion sizes for the lo mein and rice were good. I'd like to see maybe four soup dumplings for the price, but definitely enjoyed them as well as the spring rolls. Overall, I very much enjoyed the food, as did my bf, and will make a point to go there in person very soon to try more menu items!

First time visiting, I made a reservation online in advance and called to add someone to the…read morereservation the next day because a friend of ours wanted to join. We arrived for Friday $35 endless dim sum brunch, and the Host did not know who we were even though I had spoken with him today before, and I remembered his voice. So not a good start. We were sat upstairs, and we sat there for probably 20 minutes easy before we were even offered a beverage. It was when they first opened, but I would expect you to have staff ready. The hits just kept coming... The ambience downstairs was beautiful, but the ambience where we were sat was just lifeless. It didn't have the same punch. After we ordered some drinks, we decided on what we wanted from the menu. Some things were hit or miss, once they arrived to the table. The soup dumplings were just OK, but I guess I have really high expectations for that coming from NYC. The chicken lo mein wasn't bad per se, the veggie dumplings were delicious, the pork buns were well sauced. Some things I didn't like included the Szechuan beef, it lacked depth, and it was just too hot for my friends to eat. They really loved the fried rice and the sesame red bean balls. The scallion pancake everyone raved about was mid at best. I loved the curry sauce it came with, but it just was a mess to eat. The braised pork belly rolls were lovely, as was the cucumber salad, and the spring rolls. The Mongolian beef and the walnut dumplings were OK but nothing to write about beyond that they were basically flavorless. The cocktails were so so, but nothing that screamed for me to order another. The one highlight I will say is that they did come back to ask as if we wanted anything else multiple times. So I'm glad that they followed up on whether we want more food because some places just leave you be once they drop off. Maybe I'd give them another chance, but the answer is probably no... who knows. It was just generic, and imagining paying the prices that they had for not a $35 dim sum brunch per person, seemed egregious to me for such utterly mediocre food. So I guess I'm glad I came out on a Friday morning.