Visited on Wednesday around noon and the place was empty but the food is delicious and the people…read moreare so nice! I visited the Korean food stall, pastry (The Best), and coffee place (Doppo) as well as the craft stall. I ordered Soup Cua.. this is similar to egg drop soup with a lot of fillings. It was very good and not as filling as I thought. Perfect amount. I also ordered a butterscotch latte from Doppo and it was the best latte I've had!!!

Food hall concept similar to "The Block" in Annandale, but on a larger scale...seemingly focused on…read moreNightlife and event hosting. A nice variety of Asian foods from Vietnamese to Thai to Korean to Boba. Most are street food variants, but prices are higher than they should be for the portion sizes, but, that seems to be the norm these days. When I went on a weeknight, it was pretty slow and the centrally located bar was closed, but may go back on a weekend and see if it's a more vibrant atmosphere. I wouldn't go too far out of the way to stop here, but when in the area, it's worth taking a look.

We decided to try this restaurant because it advertises healthy ingredients, including no seed oils…read moreand grass-fed beef. Unfortunately, the dining experience didn't match our expectations. Although the food may use higher-quality ingredients, everything was served in disposable paper bowls with plastic utensils, which made it feel more like a takeout restaurant than a sit-down dining experience. For a restaurant promoting health and quality, serving hot food in paper bowls and using plastic throughout felt contradictory. The portions were also on the smaller side, and the prices were the highest I've seen at any pho restaurant. While I appreciate the focus on ingredient quality, the overall value just wasn't there for us. We left feeling underwhelmed given the cost and presentation.

This is my go to spot on sick days. The pho is fire and I always take a side of broth for home…read more On more ravenous days, I enjoy their power bowls which a a great portion for a reasonable price. The food is balanced and always helps me feel my best!

I came to the Luna Hall during the soft opening of the Dumpling District counter to try it out and…read moreto check out the food hall. I got the spicy pork soup dumplings, because I love spicy foods. The soup was savory, but I wouldn't consider it spicy, perhaps my tolerance for spice is a bit high. My wife hadbthe beef soup which was very good, the beef was very tender. My daughter had the crab meat and pork soup dumplings. Everything was very savory and full of flavor, I just wish my spicy pork dumpling had a kick to it, perhaps putting some chili crisp on the sidez but I would prefer a really spicy soup inside the dumpling. Service was fast, which was impressive given this was their soft opening. The ambiance is that of a food court, but 2 of the vendors are not open yet so I think once all the vendors are open it will become more of a bustling food hall.

New food hall in Tysons Corner. Located at the office building at 8201 Greensboro Drive, the corner…read morebuilding on left as you come from Intl Drive. Walking in, the bakery is up in middle and left & Dumpling District is to the right. Towards the right, 3 order kiosks. Or you can order in front of their menu board. My son and I were looking for a snack so we got Chicken Fried Rice & an app of Garlic Cucumbers. Took 10-15 mins to get the food cause its made to order. Thats a good thing. The fried rice came out hot and fresh. The chilled garlic cucumbers in a plastic reuseable take away box. First the garlic cucumbers. It's basically sliced cucumbers with garlic, sesame seed oil, pinch of salt and cilantro. Not a whole lot of flavor but it is cold and refreshing. Missing sour, sweet, spicy and salty. I asked for chili oil. It helped a bit but not much. 6/10 The chicken fried rice looked good. Some veggies like diced carrots, shitake mushrooms, shallots, bean sprout and slices of dry chicken breast. Again, nothing special. No wok hei and not a lot of seasoning of flavor. Although its better than a fried rice that is too salty. The seating area was spacious but not huge. It was clean though. Overall, it was kinda pricey. $15 for fried rice and $10 for cucumbers. This isn't a mom and pop shop so I expected more from a chain. Maybe chef had bad day but if this is the norm, there are better places to eat. Maybe should have gotten the dumplings? Saw the prices and cringed. Overall 3.5/5, not 3.

tldr; great Chinese kitchen nooked away in Tyson's Corner. Across from Hey Tea…read more Hidden little Chinese kitchen tucked in Tyson's Corner mall. We heard a bit of hype about this place and decided to check it out. There are two menus, one is in full Chinese and has some pretty authentic Chinese street food dishes, the other is the canonical English menu which is also authentic american-chinese dishes by its own right. We got a mix of both considering we understand both. It's generally pretty busy throughout the day and the chefs literally cook in front of you as the kitchen is front and center. Most people seem to opt for the choose-your-own teppan-style. We might try that next time. We got spicy vinegar shredded potato, orange chicken, and beef with cabbage (idk or remember if thats what their direct translations are but its close) and they're all very well cooked - the amount and quality is much higher than what I'd expect from a mall food court. The cooking is fresh, the ratios were correct, each dish came with a side of rice. For the two of us, we definitely took quite a bit home and had leftovers the next day.

Tried out this place while walking around Tyson's mall. It was truly pretty good. I got the chicken…read morewith green beans and I thought it was very flavorful. My husband got their pad Thai and he wasn't too happy with it. He stated it didn't have any flavor. They were pretty fast and they obviously had no seating.

$15 hot me a few pieces of chicken, crunchy rice and a handful of lettuce. It was so bad I took it…read moreback. To their credit they refunded me but seriously this was gross.

This was pretty solid food court fare!! I got the beng beng spicy honey chicken. It was good! The…read morerice was fine and the salad was fine. It filled me up and it wasn't too bad. I can't ask for much more out of a food court!

I'm going to be honest, I had no idea there was a mall in this highway triangle. I thought the…read morespace between where I-270 and I-495 met had nothing in it. I've only seen the area from the highways that are tree lined. I am quite amazed by how out of touch I was for this area. This mall is quite expansive. The one thing I love about the DMV area is that the malls are still thriving. Not to the point where every single store is filled, but no where near dead mall territory. I had some time to kill before I had to head back home and wanting to pick up some items. Parking here had me. I wasn't sure where would be the best place to park. I ended up in the outdoor lots and didn't even want to mess with the parking structure. As a note, early here means you will encounter a slew of parents with their children in tow. Be careful and mindful in the parking lot as they will be everywhere. The mall had a bit of everything in here. The typical anchors and national chains you would expect to find in a mall. Food court area was jammed with eateries and customers. I opted to not eat here. Would definitely come back. Especially on a lazy day. Good people watching, enough stores to grab whatever you might be thinking of getting, and ample parking.

11.22.25 Love their…read moreholiday decorations which make for great photo opps. Also I appreciate that they have an abundance of seating areas throughout the mall. Unlike my local mall in Howard County, they have nicer, reputable retailers. It is currently my favorite mall in Maryland.

Love this mall! Highly organized, clean, spacious and not crowded!…read more 1. Stores All high-end and good quality product carrying stores are here. Whether you want a Dior, David Yurman jewelry or LV bag.. you can get it here in one go. Neuman Marcus and Saks are the two department stores in the mall. 2. Food: decent Lebanese taverna - nice dinner Lady M - high end dessert and cake experience Ralph Lauren cafe, steak house and many more. 3. Art sales and furniture stores are there too. All in all, my absolute favorite mall and never crowded, which may be the reason for my liking. Much pricier than all other malls, but the quality is way better. Highly recommend.

It's difficult to understand why so many high end stores are leasing in such a decrepit mall…read more There are escalators that seem to have been broken for more than six months.

First time at this place and I'm seriously impressed. A little upset because I didn't get my spicy…read morepeanut sauce, that they assured me was in the bag. But I'll let it go since the grilled pork banh mi and pork chops over rice was so good. I will definitely stop by again if I'm in the area. I have so many other things I want to try.

Located in a busy shopping center near H-Mart, Dollar Tree, Sweet Frog. Not your typical food hall…read more It's very limited, but they have a few options for pho, noodle dishes, and drinks from Kung Fu. You can order food through the kiosk and drinks from the cashier. I just got a basic milk tea with boba and it wasn't the best. There's some seating. The employee who made my drink was nice. I probably won't ever visit this location again.