Food Stands near Annandale, VA

“This is a lively food hall with a few choices for vendors. This place does a pretty good job with its Asian fusion dishes. There's trivia on Monday nights and it looks like there might be other activities like karaoke. This is one of the few places open late on Sundays.“

“Small business owner Help Support hImRelocated hear from Chicago was looking for a hot dog place found Markys.He has crinkle fries which I love and a bacon wrapped hot dog which was amazing with mustard. So good! And Friendly.....Guy needs the support people help him... come check out the menu....“

“Simply delicious and tastes so awesome. I drove past by so many times but never gave a try at this food truck. I was surprised by the quantity and quality of the food. Must try chicken over rice, I have posted the picture of the plater as well.“

“Absolutely the most delicious, thing I have ever eaten. You have to try these soufflés for a perfect treat . You won't be disappointed, rather you will become return customers and their clientele. I happen to have passed by , while visiting friends and tried these delicious soufflés.“

“I haven't been here in almost a decade as I moved jobs around 7 years ago. I had time off and thought, it's a beautiful day, I miss having lunch at Ballston and sitting outdoors with Mr. Khan's chicken Biryani dish with channa. I hope this cart is still operating. Looking into the questions here, and a review from several months ago, I wasn't sure as it seemed Mr. Khan had some health issues. I texted the number listed on the yelp page, and he responded immediately that he would be operating on Wednesday. I went today, and his food is still delicious and brought back memories. Most people will eat here b/c they are walking around and see a cart outdoors. For a destination like my situation, you'd want to text him the morning of to see if he's operating or not. Support him as he's coming back from a major medical procedure and his food is still delicious!“

“the prettiest group of bartenders i've ever seen and the best key lime crushes ever (and i'm a key lime crush connoisseur). always have the best time here. cute country boys (specifically those nothin fancy hat wearers) and an overall young crowd“

“I love Weenie Beenie. The flamboyant signage does not disappoint, as they have fantastic hot dogs (get the half-smoke with chili and everything on it) and onion rings. Nothing beats going there on a nice summer afternoon after a hike or walk and grubbing out on a half-smoke with lemonade.“

“came with my few friends to eat at the hmart food court and we have no regrets!! we were to spend a day in DC but decided to eat local first.we ordered the Mala Tteokbokki with suspicions because mala is a very strong sichuan spice flavor. it was ~$22.00 total for the medium size. the mala tteokbokki came with 2 fried noodle dumplings, shredded green onions, grilled brisket, one egg, glass noodles, long rice cakes (that you can cut up with given scissors), fish cake, carrot, onion, and cabbage. this blew our mind since it was really not spicy at all!! there was definitely the infamous mala aftertaste but it made my mouth water for more HAHA. towards the end of the meal, the spice DID build up but not too much. it also depends on your spice tolerance and the three of us eat spicy food well.everything was cooked pretty well but the glass noodles were so-so. i cook these at home too when i'm craving homemade tteokbokki or ramen or home made hot pot, so i make them softer and chewier. the glass noodles were a bit harder to chew, but not too bad!! still very much enjoyed the meal :)) this is definitely my favorite now. i've tried the original, the black bean version, the rose, but mala beats them all. i recommend also ordering a side of fried assortments to dip and enjoy more or order [cheesy korean corn dog right across from this stand :)) service was very helpful and quick. the man that took our order was kind and patient and happens to also help run the korean corn dog spot too !“