The food was delicious. My family and I went to DC for vacation and this was the first place we ate…read moreat after we landed from the airport. The service was super good even though we all looked like a total wreck and were tired haha. The young woman who served us was patient and quick. Atmosphere was as homey, calm, and warm. It looked clean and well kept. I would definitely come back.

Always a solid spot for a meal. The restaurant is always clean and I always have good service. One…read morething to note is that not all of the seating is comfortable. I would ask for a booth/regular seating if you don't want to sit on the high top stools. I tried the mushroom and eggplant bao for the first time and was pleasantly surprised. I could definitely eat more than two of these. The chicken katsu curry is a generous portion size and I took some home. My only note is that I would prefer more curry sauce for a more even sauce to rice ratio.

The Food, the Ambiance, the Service. I mean the people I came with and myself were treated warmly…read morefor our first time, told recommendations, and encouraged to try. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone who's looking for great food, and a nice meal!

Everything is a flavour bomb... The only thing that's throwing me off was it was upstairs rather…read morethan the first floow. The lady who served us was amazing and very nice but a bit pushy on recommendations. I like the idea of looking around their little shop while we wait for our food. Food 5/5 Service 4.5/5 If your in Fairfax county and like thai food it's worth the visit.

My girlfriends and I had dinner at Hawkers Asian Street Food last night and it was absolutely…read moredelicious and perfect. The decor is fun, playful, and really creates a great atmosphere. The food all comes as small plates so it's perfect for a crowd that likes to order many dishes and share everything. Our server was very friendly and even brought us a complimentary espresso martini which was so good!

The place is good for what it is which is a trendy Asian themed restaurant meant to draw in white…read morepeople and introduce them to asian cuisine lol The food wasn't necessarily bad, but if you're seeking authentic Asian food this is probably a dramatic overly sweetened less pungent version of it. Happy hour is good it's $5 for small plates like the buns and Korean fried chicken. The pork belly bun was better than the Chinese one, the Korean fried chicken was tasty but sweet. I got the beef haw fun and it had a nice wok essence however the drawback is the rice noodles were a little too al dente for my liking and kinda stiff and not as chewy.

Picked up my bf and his friends from a bachelor party so... you can imagine the weekend they had…read more All good fun! But they came back HONGREE. They said want to KBBQ? We said heck yeahhhh, so the decision was made AMBIANCE: Big space, pretty empty as we were one of the last people to eat before they closed! They were very accommodating-- letting us know their kitchen closed at 10:30 PM and the restaurant closed at 11 PM. When we arrived, it was 945, so we weren't looking to play around. We knew what we were gonna get. Onward we went SERVICE: My girl Arieles (PRETTY sure that's what her name was) was our server! She was so sweet and got us our stuff promptly. We knew we were coming in late so we weren't gonna waste time, but she was joyful to serve us regardless and I appreciate that. So many times people are FED UP, and it shows, to be at the end of their shift (and I get it), so it was nice to have someone of good demeanor to host us! FOOD: We ordered brisket, spicy pork belly, spicy chicken, and spicy bulgogi. First time trying the spicy Bulgogi for fear that it was gonna be TOO spicy and it was not at all! To reference -- I thought the kimchi was a bit spicier than the bulgogi! So try it, flavor is amazing! Can't wait to come again. I hadn't gone to KBBQ in a long while!

Solid experience. This place sits in a strip center with a lot of free parking. Our server was very…read moreattentive and helpful as we enjoyed our time in a comfortable environment. There's a ton of options to choose from and you can make every visit a great one. You'll cook your food to your liking and there are delicious dipping sauces to complement what you cook. I think my favorite is the sesame oil and salt (you'll have to ask for it). I love the pork belly dishes, but everything is very good.

I stopped here on a whim before going to a concert nearby. I did the basic AYCE option, and was…read morepleasantly surprised by both the quality and service! My server was quick to come over with water and bring me the drink that I ordered. She was very quick to come back as soon as I was finished eating the items I ordered. Food was speedy to come out and empty dishes were cleared quicky, too. In addition to being fast, my server was also very friendly and helpful. As for the food, I tried a variety, and pretty much everything I had was tasty and fresh. My favorite was the Salmon Love roll and the Scallop Nigiri. The Salmon Love roll had a sweet sauce and then a citrus one that wasnt overhwleming but gave it a really unique taste. The salmon was delicious. Similarly, the Scallop Nigiri tasted fresh/high quality. I also enjoyed the gyoza - they were crispy and very flavorful. If I came back, I probably would not get the chicken yakitori or xiaolongbao again, though neither were bad. The yakitori just didnt have much flavor, while the xiaolongbao had a pretty good flavor (and a good amount of meat inside) but not much broth (which is really what I want when I order these). While I tried a lot of different things, it didnt even scratch the surface of ths options you have for the AYCE menu. Hibachi, ramen, noodles, a ton of specialty and basic rolls, lots of different apps, etc are all included, so it is well worth the $32 price tag. I had an excellent experience here and will definitely come back if I am in the area again!

Review is for takeout. Order was well packed in a flap over style insulated bag, reusable…read more Vegetable ramen arrived without any spills with the broth in the bottom container and everything else in a snug top container. Kings Flame speciality roll--5/5-Salmon and avocado equally shine through with the red caviar adding a special touch Vegetarian Ramen--3/5-the broth lacks depth and is saltier than other vegetarian broths we've tasted in the DMV area. Miso Soup--4/5-flavorful but again on the saltier side. Matcha mille cake--4/5

Hong Kong Palace is honestly fantastic. I think a lot of the negative reviews are just wrong…read more I only got two dishes, but that was more than enough for ~$32. The prices are quite good and the portions are generous. I had a full second meal the next day without trying. I got the Yangzhou fried rice and it was very well executed. The meat inside was excellent, with what tasted like lap cheong or a similar Chinese sausage. The egg was fluffy, not burnt, nicely moist, and evenly distributed. Everything tasted fresh and balanced, with real depth of flavor. This is fried rice done properly. The other dish was listed as spicy fried chicken or something, though it was basically a la zi ji. It was excellent. I loved the peppers, and the spices were very aromatic. The frying was done well, clearly cooked in plenty of oil, so not exactly light food, but extremely satisfying. The chicken was crisp and flavorful, and the overall execution was strong. The food came out fast, the prices were low, and the quality was high, and service was good. This is an authentic Hong Kong-style place, not fancy or polished, but clearly focused on getting the food right. Five stars. I definitely want to come back.

Hong Kong Palace is one of our favorite Asian spots in Northern Virginia. Food is consistently…read moreauthentic and full of flavor. The Fish with Tofu (豆花鱼) was the standout--super tender fish in a rich broth. The sesame cold noodles were really good too, nice and creamy with strong sesame flavor. We also had mapo tofu, clay pot beef, and scallion pancake--everything was solid and well done. Portions are generous and prices are fair for the quality. Service was friendly and fast. We'll definitely be back.

Nice local spot for delicious Vietnamese appetizers!…read more This restaurant is located in the Eden Center, which is conveniently located 15 minutes away from Tysons Corner Center. We went here for dinner after a day of shopping and they promptly accommodated our party of 7. The restaurant is on the smaller side so we were pleasantly surprised we were seated right away. We ordered several appetizers and dishes, with the standout being their summer rolls! Very delicious and filling, served with a delicious peanut sauce that was so flavorful. Portions were very filling and price was fair, but there was a longer waiting time for our food to come out. They were pretty busy though on a Saturday night so I assume it'll be less of a wait on weekdays or other times on the weekend.

8.8.26 It's been a…read moreyear since my last visit, and it was nice to be back! I ordered the banh xeo, a Vietnamese crepe stuffed with shrimp, pork, mung beans, onions, and bean sprouts, along with a freshly squeezed lemonade. The banh xeo came out piping hot and was nice and crispy, with a generous amount of filling--mainly bean sprouts. The fish sauce complemented the dish perfectly and added an extra layer of flavor. I would have preferred the lemonade to be a little sweeter, but I decided not to ask for more sugar since too much isn't the healthiest choice. It did taste fresh, though! My dad ordered a rich, hearty-looking dish and only ate half of it. He and my mom love this restaurant so much that they come here every weekend--even though they live in Montgomery County, MD, so it's not exactly a 10-minute drive! Our server was attentive and thoughtful. He checked on us throughout the meal, brought us extra napkins without being asked, and even brought a box for my dad along with the check without us having to ask. Great food and great service! I can definitely see why this is my parents' favorite restaurant at the Eden Center.

We love this place and have enjoyed everything that we've ordered from drunken noodles, pad see…read moreewe, fried pork with rice, etc. Note there is limited seating, maybe 4 tables inside and a few in the hallway, so come with a smaller group and I'm off hours if you don't want to wait. No bathroom.

Found this hole in the wall from a friend who recommended it after seeing a tiktok about this spot…read more God bless that review because how amazing! The service is soo good and the server answered all my questions with no hint of irritation. The food comes out fast and it's soo fresh ! Will 100% go again and bring my husband this time

Favorite restaurant in NOVA!!! Love the cute ambiance, service is always impeccable and the food is…read moreoutstanding. Multiple times when you try to modernize a traditional dish or a cuisine it can go terribly wrong, that is not the case with NUE. They have stayed true to authentic Vietnamese flavors with a modern a very unique twist. I have dined in multiple, so this review is long overdue. I have tried pretty much the whole menu and the stand outs for me are: - pho pate- mind blowing dish, this is a must! - seafood cha gio- absolutely delicious, I have driven 30 min just to order these! - crispy whole fish- this is another must! - short rib parpaddle- love the Vietnamese twist on this dish - Yuca cake- the best way to end the meal! I recently visited to try their restaurant week menu, which was also outstanding.

This place is almost certainly better than our experience. But I can only review the visit I had,…read moreso consider this a provisional review--one I hope to update after giving Nue another try. The evening started with parking at the Foundry Row garage in the building next to the restaurant. It isn't free, and paying for it involves something of a gauntlet of QR codes, authorization numbers, and, as I recall, an app. You scan something when you enter the garage, get an authorization code at the restaurant, and then enter that--along with your license plate number--to pay for parking. None of this is Nue's fault, of course, but it is something customers should be prepared to deal with. We arrived a few minutes before our reservation and were told that our table was being cleaned and would be ready in two or three minutes. Forty-five minutes later, after standing in the crowded bar the entire time, we were finally seated. We asked several staff members why things were so backed up. The best explanation we got was that the restaurant was trying out a new all-you-can-eat option and was still working out the kinks. Hold that thought. The all-you-can-eat experiment is going to come up again. A waiter appeared a few minutes after we were seated, and I ordered a Wood Dragon--the closest thing on the cocktail menu to a Manhattan--and the Imperial Wagyu Zabuton. My drink arrived about 30 minutes later. It was actually very good: nicely balanced, with layers of flavor, and a very credible variation on a Manhattan. Except... As I sipped it while waiting for my food, I noticed it was becoming watered down much faster than I would have expected. It was almost as though the large ice cube hadn't been cold enough to begin with, or the finished drink had been sitting around for a while before it reached me. Either explanation would be consistent with a restaurant struggling with the unexpected demands of a new all-you-can-eat program. By the time my dinner arrived, what had started as a very good cocktail had become a glass of brownish, Manhattan-flavored water. The Wagyu was OK, but it had some issues. The dish was at its best when I combined pieces of beef with the squash and not-at-all-spicy peppers. Together, they produced a wonderful combination of flavors and textures. Unfortunately, my plate contained only two small pieces of squash and three small pieces of pepper. The portion of beef also seemed smaller than what was pictured on the menu but still more than could be accommodated by the other elements. That meant that much of my dinner consisted simply of pieces of admittedly tasty--but somewhat fatty, even for Wagyu--beef. It was still good. It was also a little boring. Again, I'm inclined to attribute the shortcomings to the strain of the new all-you-can-eat program, or perhaps to the now-late hour and a kitchen trying to wind things down. One definite positive was the staff. Setting aside the substantial delays, everyone we dealt with was pleasant and helpful. One of the managers even stopped by our table to apologize for the wait. It was especially nice that everyone was so nice because, with a MANDATORY 20% service fee, they really didn't have to be. The manager also mentioned that Nue is working to expand into the space next door to increase its seating capacity. My concern is that unless the kitchen expands along with the dining room, adding more customers clamoring for food may not solve the problems we experienced. My recommendation to you is to do what we're going to do: give Nue a little time to work out the kinks, then try it (again). There was enough good food and enough promise here that I'm not ready to judge the restaurant based on one unusually chaotic night. There is one exception. If you--and everyone you're dining with--have HUGE appetites, you may want to go right now and order the all-you-can-eat option. For the entire time we were at our table, a young (and surprisingly svelte) couple at the table next to us received an apparently endless parade of plates heaped with all manner of delicious-looking food. Plate after plate after plate. Because... all you can eat.

Siam Miyaki is a true hidden gem tucked away in Cherrydale that absolutely deserves a spot on your…read more"must-try" list. Chef JJ is performing culinary magic, serving up some of the freshest sushi and Thai cuisine in the entire area. I visited last night with a large group, and the experience was exceptional. Chef JJ personally ensured we had an incredible meal, featuring some of the best flavors I've encountered in a long time. Menu Highlights Sushi: Truly spectacular. The quality of the fish is evident in every bite--incredibly fresh and expertly prepared. Thai Basil Fried Rice: This is a mandatory order. Unlike many versions, it isn't oily at all. Instead, it's light, super flavorful, and tastes remarkably fresh. Egg Rolls: Perfectly executed. They are light and flaky without a hint of greasiness. The Verdict Whether you are a sushi lover or a Thai food enthusiast, you are in great hands here. Chef JJ is easily one of the most talented chefs in the region. Don't sleep on this spot!

Small, local, not loud, family owned. Excellent Thai and sushi. Excellent food, friendly service…read more Nice to dine in but they also offer to go. Very fresh! Parking on the side of the building. Reasonable prices.