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!

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.

This is probably the best dim sum outside of MoCo. They have a wide variety and never seem to run…read moreout of what you want. The baked char sui baos are my favorite here; these are the large ones with plenty of meaty filling. Also ordered chicken pan fried noodles and it was great. For a Chinese place, the service is good; they had a bunch of people that pickup empty plates, refill drinks, and take orders. We always get here when they open, otherwise you'll be standing in line on the weekends.

There's definitely a reason why Da Hong Pao Restaurant is always booked and busy…read more The food was absolutely amazing--you can really tell it's authentic Chinese cuisine. They were also able to accommodate a group of about 18 of my family members and me, which was a huge plus! The service was excellent as well; the staff consistently checked in to make sure we were taken care of. Highly recommend!

I came in for the dim sum. The place was empty which is rare. I sat at the bar and was greeted…read moreimmediately but I wasn't given instructions on how to order the dim sum and as a first timer, I was kind of stuck. The staff answered my questions quickly and took my order. I had the Chinese broccoli, soup dumpling and salt and pepper squid. The Chinese Broccoli wasn't good at all. Very bland and I didn't really like the oyster sauce. The soup dumplings were good. Not anything to write home about, but I'd order them again. The squid was really flavorful and it was a good portion. I also had a giant pot of oolong tea which was delicious. They take Apple Pay as well and for less than $40 it wasn't a bad lunch. I'll be back to give it another shot for dinner.

This place is a favorite of my family and extended fam!…read more I had many lunch dates with my hubs ! I love their Kung Pao and General Tsos.. hubs love their Chicken Lo Mein and Egg Foo Young. Their wonton soup is hit or miss, not as good but there are countless of good things on the menu! Dim sum is always good. Service is usually good....Especially if your a regular. Weekends at night tend to be very busy so plan accordingly.

This was, by far, the worst experience I have ever had at a local restaurant…read more My neighbors and I decided to celebrate a birthday at this neighborhood Chinese restaurant. We ordered the Human Delight and specifically requested that it be prepared without any spicy sauce, as two of us cannot tolerate spicy food. When the food arrived, each of us served ourselves and immediately realized the dish was spicy. We called the waiter, who acknowledged that he had entered the order correctly as non-spicy. He took all of our plates, along with the entire entrée, back to the kitchen. When the replacement arrived, we immediately noticed it was served on a much smaller platter and contained no shrimp or scallops, even though those are standard ingredients in Human Delight. We asked the waiter why the dish was smaller and missing key ingredients. Instead of addressing our concern, he appeared annoyed and asked, "What do you want me to do?" We simply asked for the dish we had originally ordered and paid for: Human Delight with shrimp, scallops, beef, chicken, and pork, prepared without the spicy sauce. The waiter then called the manager. The manager identified himself as the cook and stated that he would not add more shrimp or scallops. We explained that we had not eaten the original dish because it was prepared incorrectly and that the entire entrée had been taken back to the kitchen along with our plates. Instead of apologizing and correcting the mistake, he said he needed to inspect the returned plates. After doing so, he claimed he had found only "half a shrimp" on one plate--something that was simply untrue. Eventually, he brought out a third version of the dish. Although it was still noticeably smaller than the original portion, he said he had added "three shrimp and three scallops" this time although he could not account for the rest after checking our plates. We are three women in our 60s and 70s, and we were shocked by how we were treated. Rather than apologizing for serving the wrong order, the staff questioned our honesty and acted as though we were trying to get something we had not asked for. The way this situation was handled was unprofessional, disrespectful, and unacceptable. We left feeling insulted rather than valued as customers. We will not be returning, and we cannot recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for good customer service or food.

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. .

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.

Ordered the Short Rib Bowl, the miso soup add on, and the cucumber kimchi…read more The short rib is beef so that's good and you get the option of white or brown rice. I did a call in order and didn't specify so they gave white rice. I think I was kind of expecting the riblets but maybe I was given steak instead. No welcome or anything walking in but the people seemed ok. I paid and left. Came home and warmed again since I was about 20min out. If there is a next time I will try the bulgogi setup. This was my first Korean food experience in the area so I don't have much to compare it to. Food tasted fresh but I was expecting it to look similar to the picture. Note: I did not have fried kimchi or an egg in my bowl (just wasn't put in I suppose or maybe it's supposed to be invisible). So idk how I feel about trying again. Posting updated menus but the kimchi was $6 and not 4.69 anymore so my total was $25.

Unfortunately I wasn't really impressed with what I got, I appreciate the amount of food given but…read more- it didn't wow me. I like bulgogi but for some reason it just didn't hit - I was hoping for traditions cucumber kimchi but the side I got was sweet. I don't know - maybe it's just me when I want Authentic Korean food that's what I hope for.

Overall, I like their food. My only complaint is that they "refry" their egg rolls. They must…read moreprepare them in advance and then deep fry again. It makes them dark and overcooked. Other than that, I have no complaints. I will not be ordering their egg roils anymore, though.

Had a Sunday craving for Chinese food so of course I had to come to Jack's Fortune. There is so…read moremuch yum on their menu but I settled for the combination foo yung. I started off with the hot and sour soup and they bring out the fresh and crispy wonton noodles to add on top - which was excellent! They also serve hot tea and iced water, which is very nice. The service here is great also and that adds to the pleasant atmosphere. My egg foo yung was excellent and I especially loved the gravy, which was flavorful. Most places that I've tried their gravy isn't as tasty as Jack's. It was enjoyable Sunday lunch and they were so kind to wrap up my leftovers. With my check, I was given a fortune cookie, which was a treat as always!