Cantonese Restaurants near Washington, DC

“Meal: Lunch
Day Visited: Sunday
Budget: $25
Closest Station: Woodley Park
Reservation Needed?: No
Payment: Cash; Credit
Kid Friendly?: Yes

Excellent dim sum and friendly service. We also enjoyed the restaurant’s vibe. Well worth a visit!“

“This restaurant has the best Orange Chicken I've ever had! Although it looks like a lovely place to eat, I've only had carryout from this restaurant, and the service as a carryout customer has been great!“

“Excellent and very courteous service. The food was solidly delicious! Eggplant and tofu was delicious. Also tried my friend's rice with shrimp and scallops and noodles with peanut sauce. we shared our dishes and almost finished them .
We recommend it highly!“

“Excellent, efficient and clean establishment. Food was ready when I walked in to pick it up at 10-15 min after I placed the order. The Tejas BBQ brisket taste was fantastic. The SriPraPhai drunken noodles with tofu was so-so. Its taste profile was more like Pad Thai than drunken noodles I have had from prior restaurants, so would not get this again. The taste wasn't bad, but not what I expected. Overall, I would still return and try this food concept chain again (similar to a food court in a mall with many restaurant options but with a small pick up window and assembly room in the back).“

“This is a decent spot if you’re desperately craving an Asian food fix or Cantonese dim sum. We went with the $38 buffet (Option A). The steamed dim sum like har gow was acceptable, the wonton soup was a bit bland, but the porridge was actually really good.

We also enjoyed the pork potstickers and the beef hor fun — those were definite highlights for us. Overall, we did enjoy the meal.

That said, it didn’t feel super value-for-money for the price. If we were to return, we’d probably go à la carte instead. Still, it’s a solid option when you really need that Asian / dim sum fix.“