Wei's Garden

Goto Chinese place, China king chicken is the best. Service is great but it's like you are having…read moretakeout when you eat at the restaurant. Staff is always friendly.

First time here. Service was great. Food was excellent - specifically the Fried dumplings, Szechuan…read morebeef and Moo shu Chicken. I highly recommend this place. Ordering is easy - especially inside/seated. Owner checked to see how we were doing and made sure our orders were delicious and our drinks remained filled.

Seating

General Tso Chicken, Singapore Rice Noodles Dinner, Lo Mein Dinner

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Outside the restaurant

Chen's Garden

3.6(102 reviews)

1.4 mi

Stopped for a take out lunch because the hubby wanted a gyro at BGC(next door). They have lunch…read morespecials to include a spring roll. My order was kung pao chicken, and I requested no veggies. the staff was happy to customize. White rice came with the order. I don't particularly like "battered" Chicken but I didn't realized that's the way it was cooked. The food was hot and cooked to order. The chicken sat on top of a bed of seasoned rice( so it was a bit deceiving on the quantity). So there was 2 scoops of white rice as well as 2 scoops of seasoned rice. It was tasty and filled my hungry appetite. Would I return, probably not since one of my fave Chinese takeout Places is less than 5 min from home.

The food was good, served in big portions which was good value for the money paid. service was also…read morepleasant.

Menu 12/2022

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Small, basic dining room.

Golden China

3.1(123 reviews)

0.4 mi

Amazing authentic quality food! I had the pleasure to meet the owner as he seemed very dedicated to…read moreoffering clientele the best service. A true neighborhood spot! We will be back. Thank you

I really wanted to like Golden China because the service was honestly amazing. The young girl…read moreworking the front deserves recognition -- she was handling the front counter, waitressing, cleaning, and bringing food out all at once while still giving great customer service and staying attentive to us. She truly was doing the job of multiple people and someone should really be assisting her, especially on weekdays. She was the best part of the experience. When we first walked in, the place was completely empty... honestly that should've been our first sign. Unfortunately, the food was horrific. Honestly one of the worst Chinese food experiences I've had. The bang bang chicken was basically straight mayo, the crispy beef was extremely salty, and the chicken texture was squishy and unpleasant. The crab rangoons were awful -- just cream cheese with no crab flavor at all. The only things we actually enjoyed were the fried rice and shrimp rolls. For the amount of money we spent, the food was absolutely not worth it. Sadly, we will not be coming back.

Buffet and Sushi Bar

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Hunan Cafe

3.1(99 reviews)

1.2 mi

Picked up dinner tonight at Hunan Cafe. Upon entering, the staff was sweeping. That is when I…read morenoticed the business was rather dirty and showing serious sign of wear. My food was only ok. I am unsure if I had the cleanliness of the restaurant in the back of my head. Unfortunately, I am unlikely to return in the future.

Ordered online a couple of egg rolls. They are so small they look 1/2 size and taste is fair. For…read morejust a couple egg rolls I'll go to Panda Express twice the size, taste far better and the same cost. Also woman in Hunan Cafe acted as she was doing me a favor and note there were no other customers at lunch or picking up.

Hunan cafe

Beef & Brocolli

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Combo Fried Rice

Panda Cafe

3.6(98 reviews)

0.4 mi

Our favorite Chinese restaurant - Chen's Garden - is closed on Mondays. So BF and I thought we…read morewould try panda. Overall, it was quite good. The spring roll was not exceptionally tasty, but it was not greasy. The fried rice was very good, as was the entrée.

Still a very solid Chinese restaurant in Leesburg. Impressed with their lunch special, very…read moreaffordable!. It is a very attractive sit down restaurant and does an active takeout business. Of all the dishes, we tried for lunch, the only item that was not impressive was the spring roll. In its favor, it was not greasy, it just wasn't very interesting inside the wonton. The servers were very friendly and it is back in our rotation of places to go for Chinese food :-)

Fortune cookie!

Kung pow chicken

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Free spring roll with lunch special

Taipei Cafe

2.8(41 reviews)

0.5 mi

I have given Taipei Cafe a LOT of business over the last few years. However, most recently I have…read morefound their quality slipping. I ordered a chicken dish from them and I believe there was no chicken in it. It as full of jack fruit and maybe tofu, but no chicken. I am reluctant to write a bad review about them, but they have been cutting corners and offering an inferior product lately.

I'm familiar with authentic Taiwanese cuisine and this is my entire family's favorite dish. It is…read moreunavailable at any other Chinese restaurant, you must try it!! I strongly recommend all the stir-fried dishes. (I don't order deep fried dishes so I cannot comment on those.)

903. Spicy Beef Noodle Soup

Sweet and Sour Pork, Shrimp Egg Foo Young, chicken and CP1. Chicken with Mixed Vegetables, 401. Lunch Double Cooked Pork

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Yu Noodles

4.3(275 reviews)

13.2 mi

I was really craving hand pulled noodles. Luckily I stumbled upon Yo Noodles as the closest thing…read moreto me (about an hour drive). What I enjoyed about Yo more than a place like Dumpling District (very similar in menu) was the quality and vibes of the service and atmosphere. The servers were very helpful to explain the dishes to my family members who needed some help. The food hit! The Spicy dry noodles are definitely what drew me to come here and they did not disappoint. My kids loved the pork chops. The seafood soup was loaded! The flavors were exceptional. And for as much food as we order, the price was pretty reasonable! We look forward to our next visit!

I used to come here pretty often, but as of our last visit, the quality has significantly tanked…read moreand it's pretty evident that they've started cutting corners. For example, the Panfried Pork Bun used to be my favorite item here but they've changed the recipe significantly. The pork filling used to be a lot larger and juicier...but now when you break open the bun, the filling is so small that half of the bun doesn't even have any meat. 80% of the bun is just dough and it's not fried well and quite greasy. Everything overall was way too greasy, including the crueller and the dry noodles were swimming in oil. I did like the texture of the noodles, but unfortunately it was overshadowed by the oiliness of the broth it was sitting in. It's really sad to see this place fall short since it opened a couple years ago. I'm hoping that they can improve their quality of food as it's really gone downhill since opening.

Corner cashier and order pick up area - inside back of restaurant adjacent to kitchen and prep area

Spicy marinade beef and tripe

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Yibin spicy dry noodle with minced pork

Chau's Cafe

3.8(241 reviews)

5.0 mi

Chau's Cafe has been on and off my radar these past few years. When I saw that Yelp friend, Lyn L…read more went there recently and gave them high marks, we decided to give them a try. Be prepared to hunt for the place if you've never been to the shopping center, which is quite close to Route 7. We were here around 4 p.m. on a Saturday. At that time of day, there was one occupied table. Ordering food means going to the counter and giving your order to the person working there, and then paying. They have a menu on the wall, but the woman working there told us to look at the paper menu. Apparently, the menu on the wall is constantly changing. Before coming, we decided to order Mongolian beef, ma po tofu, and two small bowls of hot and sour soup. At first, my husband couldn't find the Mongolian beef on the menu. I took a look and found it is listed under the chef's specials. We gave our order and also got a can of ginger ale from the refrigerated chest. After paying, we chose a four top table for ourselves. The food came out quickly! First, the hot and sour soup came. It was served hot and did have some kick to it. We both enjoyed it. It does have quite a few button mushrooms in it, which I gave to my husband. Just as we were finishing the soup, both our entrees arrived. We both liked the Mongolian beef (which also had an abundance of button mushrooms). The sauce was tasty, and the beef was tender. As for the ma po tofu, we thought it was okay but could have been better. It's a meat-free entree that basically has large pieces of tofu, a lot of thin, spicy sauce, and bits of green onions. We each were given generous portions of white rice. We would consider visiting again in the future, as the service was excellent. As for ambiance, it has a carry-out place feel. It's kept quite clean.

This has become my go-to for Chinese food. The staff is incredibly kind from the second you walk…read morethrough the door. I love that the portions are "just right"--decent sized without being overwhelming like most places. Plus, if you dine in, the food is out in 5-7 minutes. Super fast! Also, the restaurant and bathrooms are always clean.

Drink station

Orange chicken with rice

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Jasmine Chinese Cuisine and Sushi

3.5(224 reviews)

1.2 mi

You can't go wrong here!…read more I ordered delivery of some of my favorites: shrimp lo mein, combination fried rice and steamed pork dumplings. All excellent as usual. The food is fresh tasting. Never greasy or tasting like it's just been heated up.

FOOD/DRINK: 4/5 SERVICE: 4/5…read moreEXPERIENCE: 4/5 We have been hearing the hype about Jasmine being the best Chinese food in Loudoun county. Finally, it came a day where we had time to go to Leesburg and try out their food. The ambiance was very much like the 90s Chinese restaurants - chandeliers, fish tank, and dark wood. We were seated immediately and were given water. My husband ordered a Shirley Temple ($3.50), while I ordered oolong tea. I was pleasantly surprised that it arrived in a tea pot (also 90s aesthetic) for $3! I easily got 3-4 cups of tea out of it. The oolong tea was perfectly steeped and warm enough to drink immediately. For food, we ordered sesame chicken, pork lo mein, and chose fried rice instead of steamed rice for the sesame chicken. Sesame chicken ($16)- the flavor was on point, but it wasn't as crispy as I like. Maybe there was too much sauce and it was originally more crispy Pork lo mein ($11) - I was hoping that it would arrive with red pork (char siu) and it did indeed!!!! The noodles weren't too oily and the char siu was roasted nicely, albeit dry in some pieces Side of fried rice - now, this is where it took a turn. It was hard from either not being cooked enough or from sitting out. We didn't enjoy this at all. Overall, we enjoyed the food and would come again for it as it's cheaper than most places around here. I also liked that you could pay right away with the electronic tablet they have. Our waitress didn't really check on us after we got our food, but we also weren't waiting around. I liked that they are open until 10 as well.