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    Peter Chang

    4.1 (153 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    James L.

    For my recent visit to Peter Chang's weekend Bottomless Dim Sum and Tapas Brunch, I prepared by: * Fasting for 12 hours * A one hour gym workout * Two hours playing pickleball Met up with my immediate family to celebrate Mother's Day this past weekend, and I gotta say, this brunch is one of the better AYCE deals currently in NOVA. Located off of busy Centreville Road in Herndon, DMV legendary restaurateur Peter Chang opened this latest establishment in September 2024. Reservations are HIGHLY recommended for their Bottomless weekend brunch; and especially if you have a large group, as we did. There is limited parking right in front, but drive a bit further for a larger lot across the street within a 2-3 min walk. The interior is modern with the familiar high ceilings, exposed duct work, faux greenery, and Asian themed artwork. Combined with the choice of almost tropical like tables and chairs, the decor was giving off serious Malaysia vibes. When our server arrived, she explained that diners could choose items from EITHER the Chinese Tapas or Traditional Dim Sum menu, which is awesome since this allows for the culinary options of over 45+ items!!! Depending on the size of your group, I would suggest ordering 6-8 items at a time, since the plates are small (about a 1-2 person serving size). And TBH, I like this style of AYCE as opposed to the the usual long steam tables of food which just sits underneath heat lamps, and has tongs which have been handled by lots of people...yuck! And for the restaurant, it helps to limit food waste. Over the next 90 minutes (time limit for the AYCE brunch), we sampled so many items, but some of the standouts were: * Crystal Shrimp Dumpling (har gow) - wrapper wasn't too thick, and the shrimp filling was plentiful and had excellent flavor * Steamed pork and shrimp shu mai - very good version of a dim sum staple. * Beef Chow Fun - noodles could've had more "wok hei" flavor, but beef was tender and not too salty. * Soup Dumplings (Xiao Long Bao) - good amount of seasoned soup inside the wrapper with tasty pork filling * Salt and pepper shrimp - peeled shrimp was flash fried, but not rubbery. It was topped with a salty peppery crunchy topping. We had several rounds of this dish. * Black Sesame egg yolk bao - creamy and not too sweet eggy filling, inside the soft black sesame bao I will detract one star for the service, however. Im my estimation, the place is understaffed for the volume of customers. Water and tea was a bit slow to arrive (after 8 min of sitting down) and it was challening to flag down our server to order more items; hence the reason it's recommended to get multiple dishes at one time. But at the end of the meal, everyone was quite pleased and satisfied, most importantly, mom and dad enjoyed the experience. When the check arrived, our party of 10 had ordered 40 items. With tax and tip, the total came out to a tad under $400. Tbh, for the quality and variety of food, $40/person is a good deal. I can definitely envision Peter Chang's weekend bottomless brunch being a monthly occurrence for me.

    Raj B.

    After the previous bad experience, we stopped by again earlier today evening for a quick dinner and came out with a much better experience. I would give the food a B+ and the service an A- today. The parking is still hard to find given the other restaurants nearby and also the Indian store which gets a lot of In-N-Out traffic so we had to park in the parking garage behind the restaurant. We will write more when we explore more later this year.

    Aaron O.

    I'm glad Peter is done hiding and can open restaurants regularly without threat of being deported or kidnapped by Chinese spies. The food is great and the service is quick and attentive. I was here twice over the last two months. The first time, I ordered off the regular menu. The second time, I did the AYCE dim sum/tapas. Obviously, ordering a la carte, you'll get larger portions. It was all fantastic. The server was attentive and friendly. Dishes came out lightning fast. And the food itself was stellar! I'll let the photos speak for themselves. You can't go wrong here, especially if you're getting one of the AYCE specials (there's a similar one at Mama Chang's). I want to note though, three of the dishes have the same flavor profile, just different main ingredients: spicy dry fish, spicy dry cauliflower, and dry fried spicy eggplant. They use dry fried red chili and ground Szechuan peppercorn. If you like this, great! Just know it's the same seasoning across these dishes. I didn't take photos of everything, but if it's braised pork xxxx, get it! I will gladly return to this location or Mama Chang's for another AYCE adventure.

    John J.

    This is a very, very tasty Chinese restaurant. The food selection is excellent, and the tapas-style plates are the way to go--smaller portions, better variety, and easier on the wallet than committing to one big dish. That said, the larger plates are totally worth it if there's something you really, really love. Everything we tried was super delicious--from the Mongolian Beef to the Spicy Dry-Fried Bamboo Fish to the Signature Pork Soup Dumplings. Honestly, this was just really good food, start to finish. The AYCE Brunch ($32 per person) is absolutely the move, especially if you're dining with friends and want to sample a little of everything. The hostess was great too--friendly and super helpful in explaining how everything worked. I would have taken more pictures, but... I got excited and started eating

    Hannah H.

    This Peter Chang location is in a developed area in Herndon, offering AYCE brunch/dim sum. We usually stick with the a la carte items, such as: +the Amish Chicken Wonton Soup - good broth; chicken wontons could be better, as the filling is a bit dense and didn't have much flavor to it +the Pork XLBs - comes with 3 pieces; these were stated to be just 'okay' and would not be ordered again +the Cumin Spicy Diced Lamb; I found the flavors to be too overpowering; the hubs enjoys this dish +the Half Signature Peking Duck - well-prepared, and the staff are able to give you generous portions of the cucumbers and the scallions; the wraps are nice and thin +the Combo Fried Rice - with chicken, beef, and shrimp; good flavor and great with an addition of chili oil and soy sauce Service is fine - could check in with the tables for drink refills, offering of extra napkins, and getting the check. It's suggested to make online reservations, as the place does fill up pretty quickly, especially on the weekends. Ample parking in the shared lot. +Half Signature Peking Duck +Combo Fried Rice +okay service +online reservations accepted +parking available

    Hot and sour soup (vegan)
    Jay P.

    Excellent! This is by far the best Chinese restaurant in the Herndon, Reston, and Sterling so say the least. The restaurant looks great and is spacious; the food and vegetarian options are delicious, not to mention the price for them well worth it. Service is usually good when I come here but today service from Tanya S was superb. She was kind, thoughtful, and paid attention to details. She brought me a bowl for my delicious Mapo Tofu (when I didn't even ask) so that, as she said "didn't want your suit jacket to catch any splatter". How considerate! Small gestures like this speak to a person's awareness and character. I liked this restaurant before, but seeing how they've actively been taking feedback to make small changes and bringing people like Tanya on board... 5 stars! Great job.

    AYCE Dim Sum
    Anthony N.

    I went here with a friend on Sunday for some AYCE Dim Sum, and was surprised at how good everything tasted. Went right at opening (11AM) and there was a decent amount of people, but didn't have to wait for a table. The Food: The food was fantastic. All the dim sum dishes we had were cooked perfectly. Full of flavor and came out pretty fast. The highlight of the day was definitely the Pork and Shrimp Shumai. Honestly one of the most tender Shumai's I've had so far in this area. Some honorable mentions: Crystal shrimp dumping, soup dumplings, Taiwanese popcorn shrimp and hot chili oil wontons! The Atmosphere: The restaurant is decorated very nicely. Modern, great colors and just well spaced out. Also, just very clean. The Service: Service was good for how busy the place was. For a Sunday morning that serves AYCE Dim Sum, it's a little expected for service to be a little slower than usual. But no complaints at all. Overall, a 5/5! Would highly recommend coming here for dim sum or even just trying their other entrees. I'll be frequenting this place a a lot more.

    Duck Bone Soup, Mamas Braised Basil Eggplant, Small Pot Spicy Blue Catfish, Jianghu Spicy Fried Chicken, egg scallion fried rice
    Grace H.

    We went before the dinner rush on Friday night around 5 pm because we were worried there might be a wait if we hadn't made reservations beforehand. It wasn't very busy yet so we were seated right away. Our server was very attentive and gave us suggestions when we weren't quite sure what to pick out. My husband likes spicy food so we picked a few dishes that were spicy. I wasn't a huge fan of the duck spring roll but that might have partially been my fault because I'm used to the Vietnamese rice paper spring rolls that aren't fried. Other than that everything else was pretty tasty! Overall since we went with less popular menu items it felt like a more unique experience compared to our previous visit although it is still definitely fun to get the crowd pleasing bubble scallion pancake and munch on popcorn chicken it's nice to know we have the option of trying other tasty Chinese food with a more upscale ambiance than Yu Noodles for example. Of course there is a correspondingly higher price point but once in a while I like to see a more elevated take on the classics like how mint and lime in their iced jasmine tea drink made it extra refreshing. Lastly, I like parking in the overflow lot instead of squeezing in the narrow row of parking before the entrance that always seems busy.

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    Nancy S.

    In a newer area in Herndon just off sunrise valley, came for dinner with a large group and ordered from the small plates and dim sum. Everything we ordered was delicious and well flavored. (Didn't get pics bc everyone was starving). Saw that they do a Sunday buffet brunch and will definitely have to come back!

    Julyn Z.

    The portion size was incredibly small. We ordered the whole duck expecting it to serve 2-3 people, but it arrived as a small plate of sliced duck that could comfortably feed only about 1-1.5 people. Considering the duck costs around $80, the portion felt very disappointing. Customers shouldn't feel like they are paying a premium price for such a small serving. We have ordered whole duck many times at Hong Kong Restaurant, where they typically provide two large containers of duck meat for even less than this price, which easily feeds 2-3 people. Compared to that, the portion here was extremely small. It honestly didn't look like the amount you would expect from a whole duck, which made the experience even more disappointing. Other dishes portion are also so small. :(

    Szechuan Beef Noodle Soup
    Chuq Y.

    Went here for a lunch with some coworkers. The place looks fancy and probably gets a good happy hour and dinner crowd. I've heard great things about it from a number of people and I'm glad I finally got to try it. I understand now why people speak highly about it. We had a table for 10 and surprisingly we all fit at a bigger round table. The food came out pretty quickly and it was great! I ordered the lunch special Szechuan beef noodle soup (spicy) and it was awesome. It was a little heavy on one spice that I've never know the name of, but I finished it and I was satisfied. I should probably find out the name of it. All of the others in the group had great looking good but we didn't share. One of my coworkers got the egg rolls and said that she "burned the s**t" out of her mouth, so I guess it was pretty hot. I'd definitely come back here as they have an extensive menu including a dim sum menu that I'd like to try to get through. They made a good impression and I'm happy to give them 5 stars!

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    Margarita K.

    So who was going to tell me that dim sum is the best thing ever? Forget classic American brunch, unlimited Chinese food is the way to go! My boyfriend and I came here on a Sunday morning and we are already dreaming of going back. Let me tell you why. First off, the service here was UNMATCHED. Our server was so attentive, respectful, and kind - this took our experience from great to phenomenal. We've been to Michelin-level restaurants that could take notes on the quality and speed of the service at Peter Chang. Even when every table was full, the waiters and chefs did a great job of cooking and delivering dishes in a fast and efficient way. Second, the FOOD. I think AYCE restaurants (especially chains) often get the reputation of poor ingredient quality, but this brunch deal is the opposite of that belief. The quality and flavors here were out of this world. I kept waiting for something to be not as good as the other dishes, but they just kept getting better! And of course, the ambiance. The restaurant is absolutely gorgeous and very clean, with beautiful art on the walls and pleasant music playing. Just looked at my photos from the restaurant, and I am already salivating. So excited to be back and try the other locations in the area!!

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    Devon M.

    TLDR: Very solid Chinese food but can be a little pricey. The small plates are good and so is the hibiscus tea. My wife and I have been here many times and we typically like everything we get. On this most recent trip we tried the fried rockfish and it was amazing. It was crispy and a little spicy but not dry on the inside. We always get the combo fried rice since it comes with chicken, beef and shrimp. We also usually get the Peking duck. It's pretty good but not as good as the Peking duck restaurant in Springfield. But it beats having to drive all the way out there. They offer larger plates and smaller shareable plates. I think it's best to do some shareable plates and maybe one bigger plate. The hibiscus tea is a personal favorite for my wife and I. We share the teapot as it's meant for 2 people. It is the most fresh tea you're probably going to get from a restaurant. They actually put the flowers and fruits in the water and let it steep. By the time you get to the bottom of the tea pot, it is so flavorful and delicious. The service here is usually good and fairly fast. The ambiance is fairly casual but does have some theming to make it feel like it has some soul.

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    Ask the Community - Peter Chang

    What days and time is the AYCE dimsum and chinese tapas usually served? Time limit and price? Reservations needed?

    Bottomless AYCE Dim Sum is only on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11AM-3PM, about $32 a person not including taxes and gratitudes. About 90 minutes or so. I didn't make reservations but came a few minutes before they open. There were a couples of… 

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    If you're looking for outstanding Asian food, this place is absolutely worth seeking out. The…read morelocation is a little tucked away, but the food more than makes up for it. The portions are incredibly generous, and every dish we tried was delicious. The drunken noodles were packed with flavor, the fried rice was perfectly cooked, the Tso's chicken was excellent, and the steamed fish was fresh and beautifully prepared. The highlight of the meal was the spectacular tableside Flambé dessert--it was both delicious and a fun experience. The service was exceptional. Our waitress was incredibly sweet, attentive, and made sure we were well taken care of throughout the meal. The owners were also warm and welcoming, adding to the wonderful dining experience. And don't skip the beer--it was fantastic! Great food, generous portions, outstanding hospitality, and excellent value. We'll definitely be back.

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    We love Peter Chang! The Peking duck and steamed fish is always a favorite, and I love that there's…read morea great mix of spicy and non-spicy dishes, so there's something for everyone. The purple rice is amazing, but the bubble pancakes are seriously out of this world--we order them every time. Great food, great flavors, and the service is always wonderful.

    I have been eating at Peter Chang's and Mama Chang's for years, and I have always loved the crispy…read moreeggplant with a side of brown sauce. I was specifically craving this dish so much that I drove an hour to get it. Both the crispy eggplant and the brown sauce are items this restaurant already makes and serves. However, when I asked for the crispy eggplant with the brown sauce, I was told they would only give me dumpling sauce instead. I specifically explained that I did not want dumpling sauce, I wanted the brown sauce that they already make. I was also in a rush and explained how important the timing was, but despite having both items available, they simply refused this very reasonable request. After driving an hour because I was craving this food and being a loyal customer of Peter Chang's and Mama Chang's for years, I was extremely disappointed. I cannot understand why they would rather refuse a paying customer a sauce they already make than accommodate a simple request. Very disappointing experience.

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    4.4(64 reviews)
    17.2 mi

    This is a short review based on my first (but definitely not last!) visit. Will update in the…read morefuture. Was heading home from airport after a long flight. Was feeling hangry because I had planned on stopping at Hard Times for a bowl of chili -and found out they were closed on Mondays. So, pretty much pulled a name out of a hat and would up at Chuan Tian Xia because, well, Szechuan cooking uses chiles, no? Yesssss! I ordered Signature Dumplings and a bowl of Beijing-style Beijing-style Zhajiang Noodles. The dumplings were outstanding: a mix of shrimp, pork, and chive that were plump, juicy, fragrant with the herbaceous flavor of chives. The accompanying sauce was not too sweet, not too hot, just right as a complement to the dumplings. Yowza. I was a happy camper... ...and then I dug into my noodles. Double yowza! Thick wheat noodles topped with a rich sauce made from (I think) fermented soybean paste and braised pork belly, garnished with cucumbers. The portion was way to big for me to eat after my flight, but I really, really enjoyed it (and the remaining dumplings) for lunch today. Did I say yowza? I'm an adventurous eater so the menu's less Americanized items were what I would have ordered given more time (like Maoxuewang: can you say "pig's tongue, spam, pork intestine, and beef tripe"? Protein is protein, baby!). Just means I need to come back, and I will, as quickly as I can.

    This seems like a brand new opened spot that I wanted to try but when I asked my waiter he said…read morethey've been open for about 3 years. I got in there and the place was empty and I had to practically yell "excuse me" and someone came out to seat us. The old restaurant was a personal Hotpot place and the new restaurant didnt change the tables or the plates or practically anything so I was a little confused. We ordered and the waiter was super nice and helpful. He suggested good dishes to try and explained that each dish you order comes with a bowl of rice. When the food cane out we were shocked by the portion size. It was way bigger than we were expecting. The flavor of the food was good but a little messy. One dish we ordered was a little bland and the other 2 were pretty salty if not eaten with rice. The fish was not as crispy on the outside as I thought it would be but the inside was super tender and cooked very well. The color wasnt right but the flavor was there. It could've used a little more seasoning on top but it was good either way. The chicken we ordered was extremely spicy, which I liked, but it was pretty spicy. The pork we ordered was okay. It wasnt super authentic because they didnt cut the meat correctly but the flavor was there. Altogether I liked this restaurant and the prices were extremely fair considering their portion size. I would come here again to try the other dishes they have.

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    Dishonor to my cow and my entire family for not taking a picture of this food! The people here were…read moreso kind--literally the sweetest. I don't even know how to describe the energy in this place, but you can just feel it the moment you walk in. The restaurant has a dark aesthetic that gives it such a cool, cozy ambiance. My daughter and I ordered the Dan Dan noodles and spicy wontons. Everything was so filling that we ended up ordering another bowl of the Dan Dan noodles! And honestly, I still crave them. The Dan Dan noodles were SO good. The sauce was the perfect combination of creamy and spicy, and there was a generous amount of minced pork that balanced everything out really well. The wontons paired perfectly with the chili sauce that came with them! They were spicy--my ears turned red and my nose started running--but I literally could not stop going back for another bite. Even the wontons alone were incredibly filling. I don't live anywhere near this place, and I genuinely wish I did. I traveled pretty far to get here, and I'd absolutely do it again. This was one of those meals that stays on your mind long after you've left!

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