Ingredients are fresh and healthy. High quality food at an affordable price…read more Close to Hylton so good place to get a bite to eat before the show

Food: 4/5 I got a chicken and tofu combo bowl and my husband got beef and shrimp combo bowl. The…read moreamount of protein was worth it. Satisfied my need for stir fry/hibachi style for the evening! Service: 5/5 kind cashier, I witnessed a lot of patience with the customers after us asking for a lot of explanation of the menu items. Ambiance: quiet storefront with some tables to serve 4, seems to be more of a DoorDash and takeout business.

Love lab 1! We always come for the omu rice, and Japanese lasagna roll. The fried chicken wings are…read moreperfectly cooked with the best crispy exterior. The service is always good and fast!

I really wanted to like this place, but it ended up being pretty mixed for me. The portions are…read morelarge, so the prices feel somewhat justifiable. I ordered the tornado omurice, and it was alright. It's just a bit too bland for my taste. It honestly feels like it's on the menu more for how pretty it looks in photos than for the actual flavor. The tteokbokki, on the other hand, was pretty spicy, but I couldn't stop eating it. So the food overall is kind of hit or miss. What I really don't like about this place is the service. It's been slow every time I've gone. It takes a long time to even get a waiter's attention and then the food comes out like 20+ minutes later. They only came to get my order and after getting my food, it takes forever to find someone to get the check. Honestly, I feel like I would have to clear my whole evening if everytime I try to eat here.

Been coming here for the past 10 years when our office was next to the bowling alley before moving…read moreto the other side of Manassas, their Crispy Beef, Singapore Noodles are the bomb. The hot n sour is horrible, got it last month for the first time and the broth was literally soy sauce. We were absolutely shocked, definitely turned us off.

If you're looking for a place with a huge menu, this is it. They offer all of the Asian cuisines…read morethat most people know in this country. Unfortunately, they could work on their flavoring of the dishes and including more garlic and flavorings in things like Beef and Broccoli, Chicken, and Broccoli, General Tso's and Sesame Chicken -- these dishes are staples for a lot of Chinese food lovers and if these aren't amazing, (which they were not) I'm nervous to try anything else. The Cream Cheese Rangoons were especially awful. They tasted rubbery and tough, like they have been cooked and then reheated in the microwave. The only thing that I can say that was pretty good was the steamed pork dumplings. I think that when you have a menu this big, you don't and can't focus on the basics that make Chinese and Thai cuisine their very best. That's just my opinion though. I will order again. I'm just hoping for more flavor next time

My friend who grew up in Northern VA raves about HawaU as his favorite Hawaiian spot. To be fair,…read morethere aren't many options, so there's not really any competition. I added this casual spot to my list a couple months ago, but didn't have concrete plans to check it out. Driving to Manassas and back on I-66 from where I live would cost half of my brain cells and all my patience. However, a few friends and I drove out to Shenandoah this past Friday evening, and I made a convincing argument that HawaU would be on the way. By the time we arrived, we were all incredibly hungry and ready to wolf down anything edible. The ordering process was easy: we ordered and paid at the counter, grabbed a seat at one of the few tables, and waited ~10-15 minutes for the food (parts of it are made to order). LOCO MOCO (BOWL) - 9.99 The chipotle-sized bowl was topped with loco moco: white rice base topped with hamburger patty, fried egg, grilled pineapple slice, and a generous pour of beef & mushroom gravy, plus sides of fresh cabbage salad and mac salad. The gravy nostalgically reminded me of the ones I'd get from cafeteria-style school lunches -- thick, salty, slightly starchy, yet oddly comforting. The egg, hamburger patty, and rice were pretty standard, but the familiarity of the gravy tied the whole dish together nicely. Both salads were good -- the cabbage was more light and refreshing, while the mac salad felt a bit heavy after all the loco moco. Since it's my first time eating loco moco, I can't say how it compares to others. However, I found HawaU's incredibly comforting and hearty. It really hit the spot for me, and I ate the whole bowl within 10 minutes. The loco moco is definitely their signature option and a must try. My friends who got the spicy pork bowl and udon thought both were just OK and not special.

This is 100% a hole in the wall spot because I really love their spam masubi's. I also really like…read morethat they offer a punch card now for their loyal customers. I told myself the next time I visit I'll try something different. I also really appreciate that they take phone orders, it makes my life easier since I have a limited time frame for lunch. By the time I get there my food is ready.

Finally made it my way to Taco Chinoz and oh boy I was impressed…read more.. I have seen some people raving about Taco Chinoz and I happened to be next to one in Manassas. I ordered the steak tacos and chicken birria burrito. The tacos were absolutely out of the world. A LOT of flavor and a lot of love. The burrito however lacked flavor for me and felt a little dry. The restaurant in itself is cute with the live ramen bar and some good art. The service is quick! I would give this a 4.1/5

Very solid taco spot. Located near the Liberia and 28 interaction. Came for late lunch Saturday and…read moreit was not too busy. You can order from sef We got a Carne Asada Burrito, Sweet Soy Ribeye Taco, Carne Asada Taco, Crispy Shrimp Taco, and Guacamole with Chips. Portions were huge. All the tacos were delicious and flavorful. They all had crispy cheesy edges too. Burrito was definitely enough for two meals. Guacamole was solid. They have a bunch of other options like Birria Ramen, Loaded Fries, and Nachos too as well as a ramen wall. I'll be returning next time I'm driving through Manassas.

If you have been searching for good Chinese in the area, the search is over. We have tried…read moremany--they were bland or gave me food poisoning, but Benjin's was ::Chef's Kiss:: Everything was fresh and good quality. They also have spend x and get free y coupons, which I am always a fan of. We had the beef with mixed vegetables, beef lo mein, General Tao's chicken, wonton soup, crab Rangoon, and chicken pad Thai. Everything was so tasty. Slightly more expensive than some of the other places in the area (and slightly less expensive than others), but so so worth it!!!

Consistently good! The sushi is amazing and fresh. The…read moresushi rice is always cooked perfectly. The crazy roll is my new favorite. The Honey Chicken is delish, when you get it carry out or on Uber Eats they separate the honey sauce so the chicken stays crispy. The batter on the chicken is light and crisp. Benjins is a Bristow gem!

The wings are a must! It's nicely crunchy and decent sizes. Recommend the soy garlic. It has a good…read morebalance of sweetness. This goes great with plain white rice a pickled radish. Another good dish is their bulgogi Bibim bap and spicy cucumber salad. We were there late afternoon and it wasn't busy. So the service was pretty attentive and quick. There was definitely a lot of To Go orders. They have a nice bar and lots of tables. Definitely a great place for a group.

Before Covid, bon chon was absolutely amazing. High quality, affordable Korean fried chicken in…read moregenerous portions. That is no longer the case. Within the past six years, the wing sizes have shrunk significantly to the point of embarrassing (see photo), the prices for the chicken wings have drastically increased, and to top it off, is that no ranch is provided with each order of chicken anymore. I just got home after spending over $70 for my family of four and was tried to be "rang up," after for asking for three cups of ranch with my two orders of chicken and one order of pot stickers. After saying, "I'm spending $70 on dinner tonight for four people and you don't provide a single ranch with each meal item?" To which the cashier replied, "we don't do that anymore." Well now I don't order bon chon anymore. The amount of money you've lost from this repeat customer, feeding a family of four no less, is more money than you would have "lost" by providing ranch with the overpriced meal. Not to mention my reaction to the disgraceful "chick" wings (again, see photo) in my order upon getting home with my carry-out order. Me, nor anyone in my family, will be returning to bon chon ever again. It's a real shame what corporate greed does to a great business. I'd give 0/5 stars if I could.

I always come here when I'm craving tonkatsu. The portions are generous, and the pork cutlet is…read morealways crispy and delicious. One of my friends absolutely loves tonkatsu, so we always come here whenever we're in the mood for it. If you're a fan of tonkatsu, I definitely recommend giving this place a try!

Rosu donkatsu - batter is nice and crispy not oily at all or thick. Won't make you feel sick and…read moreheavy after eating. The pork on the inside is thick, moist and juicy. Best katsu around imo. Cheese donkatsu - nice thin batter, light and crispy not oily at all. The cheese could've been warmer when brought out. Tteok bukki - on the sweeter side but gimmari was so crispy and good really well seasoned on the inside. Can't complain about the mandu and tteok either. Service was exceptional and server was extremely attentive, never had to ask for a refill or take a long time to get their attention for something. Overall great food and experience even tho we went in 10 minutes before kitchen closes. (Kitchen closes around 8:30ish 8:40ish while the store closes at 9)