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    Mai Dragon

    3.6 (556 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Maggie C.

    Dim sum available everyday. Unsure if the carts is weekend only, but there were carts!!! Prepare for 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$.

    Helen M.

    One of the decent Dim sum in the area without driving out to Baltimore. Best time to head out there by 11am before the crowds hits specially on the weekends. But we got there on a weekday and the lunch rush didn't hit until little after 12pm. When we got there little after 11am on a weekday and there was an older gentleman just toss the menu at us and when I asked him for tea and ice water plus hot sauce as well. HE just walked away like he didn't even want to be there. When we check for the wrong item we apologize but still kept the dish and wanted to order more. But he was being rude the whole time. Until we ended up asking another waiter to serve us instead of him. - Chicken feet - Bean Curd wrapped with pork - Steam Spare ribs - Chives & shrimp dumplings - Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce - Roasted pork cheung fun - Pineapple bun filled with custard - Deep Fried shrimp balls - Stuffed eggplants

    13. Lo Bak Gou
    Joanne C.

    Honestly I think we came on the wrong day. Would recommend coming on the weekend when they have cart service. Coming on a weekday, the food didn't taste fresh -- seems like reheated stuff from cart service the previous day. The best items were the Har Gau and Cheung Fun. The empress chicken was very dry and would not get the again

    Singapore Noodles with Beef, Chicken and Shrimp
    David M.

    Ordered pickup tonight... The Kung Pao with chicken and shrimp and the Shrimp Egg Fu Young were delicious. 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.

    Cecilia C.

    It's my 2nd time eating at Mai Dragon but this time it is for a repast. They accommodated & seated our big group very quickly with plenty of elbow room - total of 6 tables. Water, sodas and hot tea were served immediately. Then the yummy food started coming out. And they were all tasty. A total of 7 dishes: beef chow fun, bbq pork, walnut shrimp, crispy pork, couple of vegetarian dishes, and steamed chicken. Our dessert was some orange slices. So much food, so full and so much leftover. Check them out if you are near Ft. Meade area.

    Rachel S.

    Came here for the first time with a group of friends for dim sum on a Saturday afternoon. We ordered numerous items: steamed bak choy, fried chow fun (wide rice noodles), BBQ pork buns, sui mai, steam shrimp dumplings, steamed tofu wrappers, daikon radish cake (which is savory), steamed rice wrapped in bamboo leaves, egg custard tarts, black sesame buns, and pineapple buns. Total came to approximately $117 (not including tip). What's hot - Quality. Pretty delicious! All the dishes we ordered were yummy and well-flavored. My friends particularly liked the daikon radish cake, which was savory, tender and not too salty; the rice wrapped in bamboo leaves, which was soft and well-seasoned from all the mix-ins; the black sesame buns, which were filled with a sweet black sesame paste, and; the pineapple buns, which they all said was their favorite, because it was sweet, but not too sweet, and had a nice crunchy top. It's not easy to find a good dim sum restaurant that makes quality food, but this one seems to have it. - Layout. Pretty decent. Their tables don't appear to fit more than 6-8 people, though. So be mindful and prepared depending on how large your group is. - Service. All their staff appear to be immigrants and native Chinese speakers. I bring that up to emphasize that their staff know good food. Their dim sum is also rolled around on carts, rather than ordered off menus, which is how dim sum is usually ordered and served. I like that they keep to the traditional way of serving. They're pretty mindful of when to interrupt you while you're eating with your group. For example, their staff walked by our table with the carts of dishes, but didn't always interrupt us to ask what we wanted, which was nice. Also, as I'm the only one of my group who speaks Chinese, so their staff eventually ended up coming to me with the food so I could decide what to order off their carts. Lastly, I walked out without my takeout boxes. While I stayed outside with my group of friends talking, one of their staff walked outside and gave me my bag of leftovers. Very much appreciated! - Price. Very good value for money. It came out to approximately $25 per person. Given the amount of food we ordered and the quality, it was a pretty good trade off. - Location. Easy to find in a plaza and there's a decent size parking lot. It's also close to other businesses, such as Rita's Italian Ice. What's not - Variety. To be fair, I'm pretty certain I didn't see all the dishes that came around. I did see a fair amount, which are all dim sum dishes I'm familiar with, including tripe, chicken feet, several other sweet buns, etc.... However, they do not appear to have many veggie dishes, such as snow peas, steamed eggplant, etc.. but as I said, there may be other dishes I didn't see. Final answer Worth returning for dim sum.

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    Darian C.

    Nice restaurant on Odenton with reasonable prices. Great service and the food was excellent. Relaxed atmosphere inside.

    Din sum assortment
    Marianne Navarro ..

    Delicious and authentic dim sum. There is a ton of variety of dumplings, bao, and vegetables. The place is always packed on weekends when I have gone but the staff is busy but attentive. They come around with carts of dishes for you to choose from to add to your feast. The tables have a large lazy Susan which is fun to spin. It's great to walk through the restaurant with Chinese decor and see so many families, couples, and coworkers dining together.

    8. Ham Sui Gok
    Janice L.

    I was quite disappointed by the quality of the food this time around. I've eaten here for dim sum several times and haven't had any issues. This review is for take out on a Monday evening. Ham sui gok - overall taste is good, but very little filling Lo mai gai - this was one of the better tasting items of the order Bbq roast pork - it was off putting to find a lot of liquid in the container. My guess is that this was frozen and re-steamed. This was disappointing since you can buy the marinade and that would have been more flavorful. Crispy roast pork - this tasted reheated/refried. Kingdom Pork chops - one of the top items of the order. No complaints. Black bean class - no complaints. Pickled cabbage and beef - good but not the best I've had.

    Cantonese Style Beef Over Rice
    Sylvie C.

    One of the places I miss the most since relocating to West Coast is eating dim sum at Mai Dragon. So many of the important milestones, Sunday lunch with my mom, and celebration meals were enjoyed here. Every plates are prepared with care and just right. The service is prompt and attentive. I've never had anything that tasted overcooked or tepid. I didn't know that was a thing until I had some lousy dim sum experience recently. Mai Dragon is precisely the reason why I have been so spoiled for years. If and when I am back in the area, I know for certain to at least come by twice!

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    Ash B.

    Great spread through Too Good to Go. Look forward to going back to pick out some of their vegan options. Sesame balls were amazing. Pick up order was ready right on time.

    Kingdom Pork Chop
    James B.

    Very good Dim Sum with authentic flavors. Everything I got from the weekend push-carts were super fresh. The service was attentive. They also have an extensive menu offerings, such as the Kingdom Pork Chop, Minced Beef over Rice are Cantonese stables.

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    Jody M.

    Such a great place for dinner! I came here and was happy to see so much variety in the menu. The Dim Sum options we tried were all delicious, especially the Yolk buns. Wow so good. All of our meals here great, we tried Kung Pan Chicken, Duck noodle soup and Moo Shy Chicken. The sizes were huge and we had so many leftovers. The service was great and fast. It is a secret gem.

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    Never fails me. They've really mastered so many different Asian dishes. I love their sushi dinners, dim sum, and Singapore noodles!

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    Anyone know if they are open today 12/25/22? They're phone line isn't working.

    When is dim sum served?

    Every day at lunchtime off the menu with cart service on weekends.

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    NiHao

    4.1
    (385 reviews)
    13.5 mi

    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.

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    Asian Court

    Asian Court

    3.3
    (337 reviews)
    14.4 mi
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    summary: dim sum (and advertises sushi, but we went for dim sum) experience that was delicious and…read morefun! We went on a Sunday for lunch and was expected to be greeted with chaos (at least that was our experience at other dim sum places). They did have a lot of customers, but the "chaos" seemed to be a lot more organized. The dim sum carts seemed to be making more frequent rounds than what we were used to and the servers were locked in. We had a pretty large party and it felt like there was a never ending flow of food (and variety) the entire time. You do get the "typical" dim sum experience/ambiance of carts rolling around everywhere and servers asking you if you'd like to get anything, so it's a great experience to bring someone who hasn't had dim sum yet. Would totally recommend for parties of all sizes and we'll be back. They do advertise sushi, but can't speak too much on that because we stuck solely with dim sum that day.

    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.

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    Corner Bites

    Corner Bites

    4.4
    (97 reviews)
    22.4 mi
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    Let's set expectations: this isn't a fancy place, and it isn't trying to be. You walk in and…read morethere's a counter with a glass partition, and behind it -- ducks, chickens, whole cuts of pork, all the roasted meats hanging right there. That's the whole vibe, and for a spot like this, that's exactly what I want. If keeping things simple is how they keep prices reasonable, that's a trade I'll take every time. I'm here for the food. Came with my family yesterday after the internet spent months nagging me to try it. We got har gow, chicken feet, BBQ pork steamed buns, and the shrimp crepe rolls , plus the roasted meat platter with roast duck, crispy pork belly, and a honey-glazed BBQ that tastes like the five-spice you'd get on ribs. It was outstanding. The duck had real depth of flavor, the skin was perfectly crisp, and the meat was juicy and not the slightest bit dry. It comes sliced, and they'd taken out a lot of the bones, so it was easy to eat without working around anything. And the crispy pork belly was *genuinely* crisp , no sad chewy patches, no negotiating with it. Just a shattering top, tender underneath, all the way across. Nothing was overcooked, nothing was sloppy, everything seasoned like someone back there cared. Now the math. I usually go to Far East, which does have dim sum and which I do like , but they're only open Wednesday through the weekend now. Corner Bites is open all the time, which is how we ended up here in the first place. And once I was here, I pulled up Far East's menu to compare: every dim sum order at Corner Bites is about fifty cents cheaper, with bigger portions. That's not a rounding error, that's a pattern. They also do Peking duck, half or whole, and it's roughly $20-30 less than Peking Gourmet out by Seven Corners, the one everybody makes the pilgrimage to. Somebody near me ordered it and the staff talked it up. I didn't get it this time, but I'm coming back for it, because I would rather drive to Rockville than fight Northern Virginia traffic for a duck that costs thirty dollars more. Great food, fair prices, zero pretense. I'll be back.

    We tried Corner Bites on Monday, August 10. We had the salt and pepper crispy pork, har gow, siu…read moremai, chicken congee, and hot and sour soup. Everything was tasty, and it was nice to have a good variety of dishes to share. Our server was very attentive and checked on us often. It was sometimes a little difficult to understand him, but he was friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. Overall, a solid spot for some casual Chinese food.

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    Surprisingly bright ambience in the main dining room. There is another room in the back.
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