Stopped by to enjoy their AYCE brunch (available daily until 3pm) and it didn't disappoint. So many options for $28pp (90 minute time limit) - traditional dim sum, Chinese tapas, soup, noodles, rice, dessert, and more. For dim sum, let them know how many pieces you want. Favorites: firecracker salmon crispy roll, crystal shrimp dumpling, vegan chili hand pulled noodles, and spicy dry fried bamboo fish If you visit on a weekend, I recommend arriving when they open as they got fairly busy as the afternoon went on. read more

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Ive been coming here several times a year now and working my way through everything on the menu. The service is amazing. every time no issues. The food comes out extremely fast almost predicting what we'll order and bringing it out 5 minutes later. I came here for dinner last night with some friends and heres my thoughts: Osmanthus honey pork ribs - never going to be disappointed with this Spicy dry fried egg plant - meat eaters and vegetarians will love it. order every time Limencello Shrimp - really good, I had one and its not for me but the shrimp eater at the table enjoyed it profoundly Spring River Fatty Beef - nope. I won't order again. I couldn't find anything to like about it. The texture was gooey, the flavor was a no. I'm calling a redo because of this one. Maybe mix with a lot of rice people like it? Tofu skin salad (cold) - my daughter really likes it. i can have a few bites but its not my favorite. Sichuan popcorn chicken - perfection. it's popcorn chicken. Scallion Bubble pancake - order every time. its huge comes with a vegan dipping sauce. easily enough for 3-4 people. read more

We order some takeout and bit was it delicious! I've already recommended this restaurant to a friend. What we got: Egg Scallion Fried Rice - 5* classic, simple, easy fried rice. A perfect addition to the whole meal. Combination Fried Rice - 4.5* delicious fried rice. A tad more meat would have been appreciated but it was really good. Green Beans with Pickled Cabbage - 4.*5 I wish the portion size was a just a little bigger but the flavour was out of this world. Make sure to mix so you get the pickled cabbage spread throughout the green beans. Szechuan sweet spicy popcorn chicken - 5* the flavour profile of this dish was phenomenal! I was craving the leftovers even when I was full. I wish some the pieces of chicken were just a little bigger. read more

Always love love Peter Chang's food and this time we're back for the AYCE dim sum! For $28 90 mins seating and with plenty of options on the menu, I went home with a food coma. We got soup dumplings, crystal shrimp dumplings, spicy dry fried bamboo fish (my favs!) , Sichuan pepper chicken, salt pepper shrimp, lo mein, fried rice, vegan chili oil hand pulled noodles, bbq pork Bao buns, bok choy/tofu skin, crispy salmon spring roll and cucumber salad. Everything was on point, service is always great everytime I visit. Oh do not miss out on White chocolate lava brown sugar walnut bun dessert! I had to ask for another one! Hehe.. read more

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We went on a busy Saturday night and were pleasantly surprised that we were seated right away. They have a nice little parking lot as well, which made everything super convenient. Our waitress was lovely and very attentive throughout the meal, and the service was impressively fast. The food came out almost immediately. Everything we tried was delicious. The chili oil handmade noodles and the signature pork soup dumplings were definite standouts and absolutely worth ordering. The firecracker salmon spring rolls were a little different than the typical spring rolls we're used to seeing, thinner and more delicate, but still incredibly flavorful and delicious. Overall, a great experience with fast service, excellent food, and a welcoming atmosphere. read more

Peter Chang Gaithersburg - chili oil handmade noodles - Chinese Near Me - Gaithersburg, Maryland

Wonderful service...waitress understood gluten free! I ordered flounder with sour cabbage soup. I requested that it be made less salty. It was horribly salty! Made me ill. I should not have eaten it. My wife, who is not GF had chicken with mixed mushrooms. She noted few mushrooms other than white, but enjoyed the dish. We shared an order of har gow. Large and delicious. Rice and tea are extra! Ambiance = nice but noisy read more

I am so glad my fellow Yelp Elite friend, Joy B., recommended Peter Chang Gaithersburg recently. I haven't been in the area for awhile and I was hoping to find a better place than China Gardens for me and my mom to get dimsum from. This place was absolutely perfect for the said occasion! They have a flat AYCE price for all the delicious dimsum, small plates, and other items like desert listed on the menu. I loved everything I got to try out. The spicy eggplants were melt in the mouth tender and had a nice flavor of spiciness and savoriness. Same with the dan dan noodles. The classic har gow, lotus leaf wrapped sticky rice, the pork buns were also delicious. And the white chocolate walnut buns that Joy told me about?! Give me 2 dozens of those please!!! I'm drooling just remembering about the feast I had with my mom and can't wait to revisit! Lastly, parking is free in the lot and leftovers are $10 /per box to take home. It's best to order everything in the beginning all at once as service can be slow and wait times vary. read more

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What a way to celebrate the first day of the new year! We enjoyed the A.Y.C. E. Menu at Peter Changs. The food was delicious! We started off with the Mongolian beef with scallions. The meat was tender and the sauce was flavorful. Then, we had some egg drop and sweet and sour soup. Both were tasty. My dining companions had the spicy dried fish and they really liked it. Next, we ordered the shrimp low mein and the egg and scallion fried rice. Both were enjoyable. Yes, we kept ordering... the popcorn chicken was fabulous. After that we ordered the Peking Duck. That was not on the AYCE menu. The Peking Duck was a show stopper. Elegantly plated, tender duck with crispy skin, served with cucumber and scallion matchsticks,pancakes, and a tasty plum sauce for dipping. It was excellent! We also ordered the tofu and mushroom dish, which was very good. We capped off the meal with a white chocolate lava Bao. It was delicious. Lastly, we tried the fried rice cakes with honey sauce. Service was excellent. Thank you, Jean for the fantastic service. She was terrific. The restaurant has a lovely and comfortable ambiance with comfortable seating. This was a perfect way to start the year! Happy 2026, year of the horse! read more

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I finally went here after passing it for years. I've actually been twice now. I've had their dumplings, combination lo mein, and house basil chicken. The dumplings were delicious on both occasions. The basil chicken was flavorful, but the lomein was very bland. They did not include any sauce in the to go bag (you have to request it). Therefore, I had to eat dry lo mein. The customer service was lovely. The restaurant is beautifully decorated. I look forward to eating in on my next visit. There are many menu items that I would like to try. Overall, I think it's worth a visit. It's conveniently located and the prices are fairly reasonable. read more

I've been back a fee times since my last review. They have hired more staff and have introduced an AYCE lunch menu M-F from 11 am to 2 pm. It's great for trying a little bit of everything if you're not sure what you like. But because everything is so good, you fill up quick. They offer some of the traditional dim sim dishes but a lot are more unique! read more

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Obsessed and in love for just $30 you can have an unlimited brunch with the most quality food items ever. The Mongolian beef , the shumai, popcorn chicken , salt and pepper shrimp even the pot of tea was delicious. We also ordered the pecking duck and it was the best pecking duck we've had in awhile it was absolutely delicious 10/10 worth the hype. The resturant was a bit chaotic so be sure to have a reservation before you go. Beautiful and clean establishments read more

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They really ate with the $28 all you can eat! Be warned that it's only for two hours though and if you're a slow eater like me those two hours go by quick! I will say we got to try quite a bit of the menu and left feeling stuffed. I've had better Chinese food which is why I wasn't amazingly impressed but I would for sure go again if I needed to pick a quick lunch spot with a friend. Share plates with people you go with that way you get more variety of the menu. I would say you could share the plate with 1 other people because they are relatively small. Some of the standouts: pan fried pork dumpling, twice baked pork belly, vegan cucumber salad read more

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A fun take on all you can eat dim sum. I have never seen another restaurant do Chinese tapas and I love the concept since my party was able to try a wide variety of dishes without feeling overly full. The all you can eat option is only available during brunch hours and costs $28 per person. They also offer $6 mimosas during this time. Service was not the fastest and dishes came out as they were ready rather than all together. Soy sauce, chili oil, and vinegar were also not readily provided. *Hot Tea: we had a choice of jasmine or puer, served in a pot for the table. Not bad for $4, and our pot came with two tea bags. *Mimosa: only available with orange juice. The champagne flute was quite small and thin, and the pour was light, so I would not order this again. *Spicy Mouth Watering Chicken With Peanut: our least favorite dish. It is a cold chicken dish with a marinade that was surprisingly mild and lacking flavor. The chicken was overly chewy and leaned heavily toward breast meat. *Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken: could have been served hotter, but the batter was not greasy. The chicken was tender and the flavor leaned toward a simple Thai basil profile. *Osmanthus Honey Pork Rib: not very meaty but still tender. The marinade was quite sweet and reminiscent of char siu seasoning. I did not dislike it, but the flavor was a bit too strong for me to order again. *Salt And Pepper Shrimp: interestingly made with baby shrimp instead of standard size. The larger surface area picked up a lot of salt and pepper. Not offensive, though I prefer the natural flavor from shell on shrimp. *Hot Sour Soup With Tofu And Egg: one of the best versions I have tried. It had an intense spice and umami flavor with a great mix of tofu, mushrooms, and roots. *Egg Scallion Fried Rice: surprisingly the biggest hit. Fragrant scallion flavor ran through fluffy rice and egg. It was not overly oily, and we could have eaten multiple bowls on its own. *Stir Fried Shrimp Lo Mein: not my favorite version since it was quite oily. The baby shrimp felt like an insignificant protein, and the noodles were not pleasantly chewy. *Steamed Shrimp And Pork Shumai: the ratio leaned heavily toward shrimp. I wished there was more pork, as the shrimp was relatively under seasoned. The skin was nicely thin, and the dumplings were generously filled. *Chili Oil Pork And Shrimp Wonton: the dumpling skin was too thick, and the sauce was bland. It tasted more like savory sesame oil with very little spice or vinegar. *Steamed Pork Rib With Pumpkin: arrived lukewarm. The ribs were still tender and savory, and the pumpkin was naturally sweet, though I wish it had been hotter and softer. *Cantonese Style Chicken Feet: delicious with soft, gelatinous texture. The marinade was savory with a subtle sweetness that complemented the skin without overpowering it. *Signature Pork Soup Dumpling: filled with rich, fatty broth. The pork was tender and slightly sweet. The dumpling skin could have been thinner, but the texture was still enjoyable. These clearly tasted freshly made. *Vegan Chili Oil Hand Pulled Noodle: the chili oil was mild again, but the noodles were excellent. They had a rustic cut and were incredibly bouncy and chewy. *Glutinous Rice Ball With Egg And Rice Wine: not too sweet with a slight alcoholic finish. A nice, lighter ending compared to the other carb heavy desserts. While most dishes were not mind blowing, the overall quality ranged from satisfactory to great. We tried a wide spread and I appreciated the mix of traditional Chinese dishes, vegan options, dim sum, and dessert. For the price, it offers good value, though there is room for improvement in service, chili oil, condiments, and beverages. read more

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What can I say about Peter Chang's that hasn't already been said? They are awesome and one of my favorite Chinese restaurants in the area. I have a go to takeout order from here, but honestly everything on the menu is phenomenal. Occasionally there can be some inconsistent dishes, but it's only happened a few times for me. I personally love the Ginger & Scallion Steamed Branzino, one of my absolute favorites. Their chow fun is also really good, with wide noodles that stand out compared to the other Chinese restaurants I've had it at. You have to, at minimum, get the egg scallion fried rice, spicy fried bamboo fish, spicy cumin lamb, spicy dry fried eggplant, and the mixed mushroom with tofu. I know that's a lot, but they are all super delicious. I probably order from here at least once a month. Inside, the restaurant isn't huge, but it's a decent size and has a couple big tables to accommodate larger parties. All in all, this place has earned a permanent spot in my rotation. The food is great, the flavors are bold, and even with the occasional inconsistency, it's still one of the best Chinese restaurants around. read more

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Delicate and made to order (although a preset menu). Doesn't taste like typical AYCE buffet - more delicate and authentic. Although half through the meal, we realized we ordered too many fried food. Lol. read more

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Wow.. Amazing china's food.. We started with the bubble cake, it was with a curry sauce. The crispy beet was sweet and super crispy. The popcorn chicken was sticky, but so delicious. Chicken fried rice. All of the food was seasoned well and tasted so delicious. Lastly the service by Kevin was excellent. He treated us with great hospitality and professionalism. I highly recommend this relaxing restaurant. read more

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Peter Chang is a great spot for some dim sum! First, the service. Very attentive, nice, and welcoming. When you have an empty plate, consider it gone as it disappears. When your water cup is slightly under full, it is topped off. Second, the food. Food came out fresh and hot. Noodle dishes have great chew to the noodles. Shu mai and dumpling dishes are flavorful. There were some dishes not pictured like the Scallion pancake, signature pork soup Dumpling, firecracker shrimp egg rolls, Chinese lamb burger, and Taiwanese popcorn chicken. The restaurant was very clean and well-spaced. Definitely a great spot! read more

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Review is for the all you can eat dim sum deal. Honestly for the price and quality, it's a really solid deal. Ate with 3 people total and we definitely got our moneys worth. Highlights included the soup dumplings and mapo tofu. While they don't have everything available for the deal, what they do have is really solid quality. Would suggest carpooling, parking can be hard to find here! Otherwise service was fast and friendly and the restaurant itself is beautiful! read more

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Came again for their $28 AYCE lunch deal and overall its a good bargain and why I gave 4 stars. However, the food is a different story. Most of the non dim-sum were very good, popcorn chicken, pork belly, bamboo fish, pork ribs, dry fried eggplant, and farmer's stir fry. The dim sum was pretty mediocre however; not better than most of the Cantonese places in MoCo. The skin on most of the dumplings and wontons was too thick and took away from the taste of the filling. The main standout to me was the pork shrimp tofu rolls; more meaty filling than standard Canto dish. Throughout the years, I've seen the Peter Chang empire really cater more towards the American palette which is very disappointing. Sure, it increases his brand and probably bottom line, but for true Asians we can easily see right through this. The true test is always how many Asians are filling up the dining room, and its quickly declining. I'll still search for the mom/pop places b/c the tastes are more authentic. For a Sichuan restaurant to barely have dishes that actually have a kick, that's disappointing. Very few mala dishes which is what he made is name on. read more

Came here on a President's day holiday and had their AYCE $28 menu. We made sure that they had the AYCE dim sum menu and they did. This is uncommon since most AYCE places love the money grab and get rid of any of their specials menus on holidays and weekends. But they had it. We ordered most of their menu and i didn't have any bad dishes. Almost everything was pretty good. Of highlight was the farmer's stirfry and the tofu wrapped fillings, fried eggplant and all of their lomein and fried rices are good. Their spicy fried crispy chicken is probably the better of all the chicken dishes. Service was really good. The server was attentive and kept on coming back to take the order. He did miss a couple but made up for it by coming back with the correction. FYI when you have a big table they will calibrate the portion of the dishes to the amount of people at the table. read more

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I love the $26 all you can eat dim sum and tapas (90 min limit). Every dish was delicious! I also appreciate that kids under 5 are free. Depending on how many people are at the table, the number of dimsum that comes matches the number of people. For example, if you have 1 person at the table vs 4 people at the table and you order the soup dumpling, they will serve either 1 or 4 soup dumplings. The pork soup dumplings was one of my favorites. However it can be a hit or miss with how much soup is in there. The first time I ordered it was cooked to perfection and had a ton of soup in the soup dumpling. The other times I ordered, the soup dumpling was dried up without soup. The shrimp in the crystal shrimp dumpling and steamed shrimp and pork shumai was nice and soft. I expected some items to be spicy but it was not. For example the vegan spicy Dan Dan noodles and chili oil pork and shrimp wonton were very mild spice. I didn't fine hot chili oil mapo tofu to be spicy either. Very mild spicy and more salty than spicy. But it would taste delicious with rice. However on the positive side, kids can eat those too since they were not that spicy. The corn egg drop soup didn't have that much corn, but the corn that was in there was nice and sweet. The duck bone soup was delicious with Napa cabbage and vermicelli noodles and seasoned with white pepper. All their meats were cooked so well and soft that the kids could eat them. One do my favorites was the honey pork rib with the sweet flavor and pretty presentation. The Taiwanese popcorn chicken was fried perfectly and soft authentic. The salt and pepper shrimp was a bit salty and oily but nice and crispy. Mama's braised pork belly looked so beautiful. The hunan twice cooked pork belly was cooked with spicy peppers and was a spicy dish I wasn't expecting, but delicious. The sweet sour flounder was fried tossed in a sweet sour sauce. The spicy dry fried bamboo fish was nicely seasoned, but doesn't have bamboo in case you get confused by the name. I also like how you can select different types of gravy for the braised noodle with gravy. For dessert they only had 2 options: pumpkin red bean paste mochi and glutinous rice cake with brown sugar. The rice cake was so crispy and you dip it in the brown sugar syrup like French toast but became too sweet if I ate more than half the strip. My kids and I loved the pumpkin red bean paste mochi fried to perfection and perfect sweetness. This is a beautiful restaurant with 2 restrooms and also high chairs for kids. There's a parking lot outside, but space is limited when the restaurant is super busy that you may need to park in a separate parking lot. This restaurant is a place I definitely recommend coming back to multiple times. read more

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First time trying out Peter Chang's and I was a little disappointed. The food was decent but nothing to brag about. I ordered the chili oil wontons, combination friend rice and the sesame general tso chicken. For the price I expected the food to be a little better. The chili oil wontons were extremely salty and unfortunately I could not eat them. I enjoyed the combination fried rice which had shrimp, beef, and chicken in it. That was very delicious. And the general tso chicken was average. Nothing spectacular. The service was great as I did take out. My order was ready as soon as I walked in. The ambiance of the restaurant was nice. Aesthetically it gave a high end Chinese restaurant. Overall, I had a good experience. I would order again but maybe try some other option. read more

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Came in right when they opened. Service was great as we were the only people there. I will say after a while it did get pretty crowded for a Monday morning so lots of people seem to love it. Parking was not bad but by the time we left there was not an open parking spot and the restaurant was not even full. I still think parking isn't too hard though. We decided to do the all you can eat menu and it was delicious. I definitely got my dim sum fix. The soup dumplings were delicious and filled with soup. They did not fall apart like some soup dumplings so I was able to enjoy the broth. The crystal dumpling was my favorite and the wrapper wasn't too chewy. The portions were small, giving only 2 of each item which is probably to reduce waste. I think it was great and the ambiance was relaxing but still lively for a Monday. I will say service slowed down as the got busier but I did not mind at all. The manager or the owner was very sweet and checked in on the quality of our service. I was actually taking pictures and she offered to take a picture of me and my friend, which I think was super sweet! I will definitely be coming back! read more

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I visited Peter Chang Gaithersburg during a weekday to try their dimsum lunch with family. It wasn't too crowded when we arrived and we were seated immediately. We ordered several items from the AYCE brunch menu like the crystal shrimp dumpling and pork soup dumplings and we were immediately full. The food was delicious but indeed quite overwhelming. The ambiance was okay, quite modern compared to your average Chinese restaurant. The service was okay, our server was helpful but wasn't too helpful with navigating the menu. It's a good option if you want to try dimsum items for cheap. read more

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We went to try out the AYCE brunch. Did NOT disappoint. Service was quick, the ambiance was lively and the food was fresh, hot and delicious. read more

Peter Chang Gaithersburg - Black sesame brown, Walnut bao- dessert didn't disappoint - Chinese Near Me - Gaithersburg, Maryland

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After three visits, it's clear that this restaurant is deserving of my highest rating. Some details follow: Food (5) - For example Chef's special branzino was delicious, filling, and dramatically presented on a flame tray to keep the entire serving warm. See photo. Portion is sufficient for two especially considering included vegetables. After sampling about a dozen offerings, it is safe to say we'd order any of these again, yet we are curious about the other dishes. For example, we tried the cold chili pig ear. Not knowing what to expect, we were delighted to enjoy spicy crunchy bite sized pieces as an appetizer. Not all experiments go well, but so far every dish has been a winner. Service (5): Constantly full water glass, tea refills, extra tableware, rapid delivery of dishes----nothing to complain about. We felt taken care of. Ambiance (4): It's a busy Chinese restaurant. Some tables are close to each other thus preventing discussion of any personal or sensitive topics. On the other hand, friendly comments on neighbor table dishes was enjoyable given the variety of dishes observed. "What is that?" "How's it taste?" "Wow - I want to get that next time!" "Would you take a photo of me with friends and food?" It's not required but suggest diners be prepared if they do not have a booth. Overall, a reliably good experience for families, and also some business talk. Lunch with tip averaged about $45 each but we had extra plates, tea, and some higher price items (i.e. branzino) HINT: Make a reservation. Be prepared for a full parking lot. We'll be back. read more

We have loved our Peter Chang's experience at other locations, so we were thrilled to try this one a bit closer to home. The staff was very nice and attentive, seating us right away and sharing their honest recommendations. The holiday music they had playing was very pleasant. My husband and I loved the kung pao chicken, combo fried rice, scallion pancake and Brussel sprouts. All hit the spot, just as we suspected. We'll definitely be back again! read more

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One of my favorite restaurants recently closed, so I've been on the hunt for a good replacement. I had driven past Peter Chang for a few months and finally decided to give it a try, and I think I may have found my new go-to spot. The restaurant has nice décor, and the tables are well spaced so you're not sitting right on top of other diners. The staff were friendly and attentive, and the food came out surprisingly fast. One dish you absolutely have to try is the handmade noodles with hot chili oil. The noodles are ridiculously chewy, fresh, and packed with texture. The first bite instantly told me these were the real deal. If you enjoy handmade noodles, this dish alone is worth the visit. We also ordered the duck, bok choy with dried tofu, and a scallop and shrimp dish. Everything we tried was flavorful and well prepared. This feels like one of those places where you could easily work your way through the entire menu. I also learned they offer daily bottomless dim sum, which I'm definitely planning to come back and try. Free parking is available. If you're in the area and craving great Chinese food, Peter Chang is absolutely worth a visit. read more

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We went there on Memorial Day. They still offer the Weekday AYCE lunch. Great value and great food selections. Authentic Chinese food with some creative new combinations. For $26 per person, you got 10 choices of dim sum over 20 kitchen menu items. Be careful with the size of the dish. Even it may say Chinese Tapas, they are pretty big. For dim sums and desserts, you can ask for specific number of pieces. Great service and environment. Modern design with Chinese elements. What a great choice for holiday weekday lunch! read more

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Came for their AYCE brunch on a weekend and thoroughly enjoyed all the dishes. There is less options if you're looking for "traditional dim sum " dishes but they had a variety of entree style dishes in mezze portions. They have a decent sized parking lot. It is location right adjacent to Costco. Service was great and it was bright and open inside. I would recommend some sunshade to be placed as the afternoon sun was quite harsh where we were seated. read more

Love it!! I think this location is better in Gaithersburg!! Friendly staff. We were a party of three with no reservations. We ordered from the dinner menu and the tapas menu. You will find the Mongolian beef on the tapas menu. Note: they appear to charge for soft drink refills so be sure to ask. My daughter had a lemonade refill and I noted the charge. The food was tasty all around. The sauce that came with the spring rolls I believe is a cross sweet n sour with peanut sauce. I think I can do without it. That is the only food "pause" I had. Our server, Tian, might be new but he did ok. All the food came out except the Popcorn Chicken dish. He didn't realize what we were telling him until my husband pointed to his empty plate and said his food was missing. Then he came back to make sure he had the order right. It came right out once the error was realized. I will come back. Adding another local good eats to the list! read more

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This just became one of my favorite Chinese restaurants ever. Everything that I've had here is delicious, with grandma's braised pork belly being a standout for me so far. It's flavorful, sweet, and just the perfect fatty thing to order (make sure to get a side of rice). Also huge fan of the chili oil pork wonton which is not overtly spicy but has a little kick. The Peking duck was delicious as well, being tender and tasty. Anytime I go to Costco, I have to stop myself from coming here for food. The people working are nice, and it's a pretty spacious spot with nice decorations. I'm so glad to have eaten here and see myself coming back again. read more

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The dim sum/tapas lunch buffet special is the most amazing deal. And you are getting very high quality, well-spiced, modern Chinese food on par with Peter Chang's other restaurants. The portions were generous, so I recommend coming HUNGRY! My boyfriend and I were impressed by every dish (he lived in China for 3 years), and the servers were very attentive. The superstars of the menu were the cucumber salad, the spicy dry fried eggplant, and the spicy dry fried bamboo fish. I'd have those items nearly every day if I could. The Mongolian beef with red onions and scallions were a top vote for us as well. But everything we had this visit was great. We are definitely becoming regulars here! read more

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Overall: Really good opportunity for people who haven't tried Dim Sum before to dip their toes into the water and try a little bit of everything without having to commit to any dishes. Food: The food here is good. The concept of an all-you-can-eat Dim Sum for lunch is really fantastic, and I think it does the community well. This breaks down the initial barrier to Dim Sum and kind of allows people trying it for the first time to discover their favorites and not feel bad about ordering something they didn't like. Service: The service was great! They come out with the food very quickly and manage wait times well. Ambiance: Standard sit-down restaurant, nothing too fancy, but also not run down. read more

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Peter Chang Gaithersburg is currently offering a limited time AYCE dim sum and tapas brunch from Mon-Fri 11-3pm for $26/person and $6 mimosa or house beer. Our favorites were the crystal shrimp dumpling, Chili Oil Pork Wontons, Spicy Dry Fried Bamboo Fish, Oyster sauce tofu skin roll and Green Beans w. Pickled Cabbage. The barbecue pork bao were undercooked, and honey pork rib were overcooked, but most of the other things were decent. We thought it was a good price especially for the quality. Our server was attentive however there was a minor hiccups (second day of launching the limited time AYCE). They gave us two dishes we didn't order, and our server didn't put in 2-3 dishes so we had to notify our server when they didn't come. There are two private bathrooms and they were clean. They also have a private room for parties. There is a small private parking lot. read more

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Food and service was terrific. Large menu with plenty of options. Best Mongolian beef we've ever tasted. Highly recommend !

Wow. This place is so so good. Comfy booths are perfect for four people, which is about right for enjoying the amazing duck! Some of the most delicious duck, delicate wraps, plum sauce like it's supposed to be, and loads of gorgeous glistening skin. The dishes are small and we had the bok choy with tofu skin, the ma po tofu, and more to round out the feast. The soup dumplings are so filled with the delicious abd delicate broth; it was two spoonfuls of broth! Very nice tea, super attentive waitstaff. Place was packed, so I'd get a reservation. Thankfully, not a high ceiling loud place, so I found it more relaxing. read more

LOTS OF EGG SHELL IN FRIED RICE AND VERY SMALL PORTIONS Ordered almost $52 worth of food last night. I thought it was a good deal for the amount I ordered. But then the order got here and the portions were extremely small. Both orders of "egg scallion fried rice" contained large pieces of egg shell and made it very unpleasant to eat. This all said the food was pretty good (besides the portions and eggshell) I would like to try going Inperson to get the $28 all you can eat. I highly recommend the " minced garlic cucumber salad " and the " spicy dry fried bamboo fish " Update- ate the rest of the fried rice today (half of one of the containers) and I found 4 more separate pieces of eggshell read more

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I'll start by saying I'm a Peter Chang fan. I've dined at multiple locations and this is probably the one that I wouldn't go back to. The service was generally good, but robotic. Fine. I don't need a big personality, just be efficient at what you're doing. The food was ok. In concept, it's much like the other locations. However, I was a bit turned off that they refused to make the dishes extra spicy ("crazy spicy" as noted at their other locations). One of the reasons we love his food is for the spice. Also, I know they have the tapas offering at many locations. In general, its the same food offered, but at a significant markup (ex. 1/4 the size of a traditional dish with only modest reduction in price). read more

Tldr: good food, wish the portions were slightly bigger for the price, would come back to try their dim sum / tapas We went on a weekday as a group of four and shared three dishes: 1) eggplant, 2) black pepper braised beef, and 3) combination fried rice. Everything was really well seasoned and delicious and I think all four of us left decently full. The server was v nice and recommended a bunch of menu to us when asked. Overall, clean and delicious Chinese food but I do wish the portions were slightly bigger or the price slightly cheaper. I would still come back to try their other dishes next time tho and maybe do their $26 dim sum ayce, especially since it looked like they had a decent spread of pescetarian options. read more