14 Best Chinese Restaurants in Falls Church

“A must-visit gem in Seven Corners, this unassuming spot is a local favorite known for its authentic Chinese cuisine and generous portions. I decided to try their cumin fish dish, and I was blown away. The fish was cooked to perfection, flaky and tender, and the cumin seasoning was a perfect balance of savory and spicy. If you're a fan of Sichuan cuisine, Hong Kong Palace definitely delivers. Their Mapo tofu is a must-try, with its numbing spiciness and rich flavor. The dumplings are also incredibly delicious, with a thin, chewy skin and a flavorful filling. The service is warm, friendly and attentive, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality experience,“

“I went to this based on a Facebook Foodie group recommendation. I concur with their assessment that this place is good.If you want no frills traditional American Chinese takeout, this is the spot. There are only two tables in there, so there's not really a place to eat at unless you have a quick lunch break or go solo.Prices are fair, portions are good, and food tastes great. We had tried 4 dishes: Singapore noodles, eggplant with garlic sauce, Kung pao, and lo mein. They were all good. Food was packed well.I like it. ??“

“Fun restaurant - Peking duct is a must. Loved that they carved it at the table and made the first roll. In addition to duck, we had a couple of other dishes that were very tasty. Staff was attentive, sending off good vibes. If you are visiting DC, stop by and enjoy.“

“The hate must be real on Google. If I lived in the area this would be my go to carryout spot. Anyone rating less than 3 has some snobby Chinese carrot up their butt. You can tell it's family owned and the lady taking my order was very personable. She even talked to some her clients in Spanish. I ordered the triple delight with combination fried rice. 10/10 would order again.“

“The service is great! Staff here truly love their jobs and are caring for their customers. Food is very authentic. The taste is similar to what I had in Hong Kong. Price is reasonable. The lobster is quite pricy, at around $40+, but tastes really good!“

“This is one of my favorite buffets. Being that it’s halal I don’t have to think much about what I can eat. They have a variety of dishes, some are staples so some change.
I love coming when the restaurant is packed because they are constantly changing out food.
The food taste good and fresh.
They have Chinese, Arab, and Indian, Pakistani, etc.
You do need a reservation during Ramadan so be mindful of that.

Kid-friendliness: They have high chairs, and there are always families here with small children“

“the food was so numbly addicting. do not underestimate the spice at this establishment. my family and i are huge spicy food enthusiasts and the food had our taste buds numb and had us sweating by the end of the meal, in the best way possible. highly recommend the wontons in chili oil, spicy beef noodle soup, lotus root side dish, the pork skewers.
the restaurant is order via QR code and on your phone. the white lights they use in the restaurant kinda made it feel like i was in a lab or medical office since it was so bright. every single table was filled up on the Friday evening with families waiting to be seated.“

“If you love dumplings, you have to try this place out. Nicely done hot dumplings served by very kind & smiling hosts. A lot of options for dumplings and they let you mix & match. Perfect place to try out as the weather starts to get cold ?.“

“This is easily one of the best hotpot spots in the DC metro area! The spicy broth strikes the perfect balance of bold, enjoyable spices, adding a unique depth of flavor to every bite. The all-you-can-eat meat option might seem a bit pricey, but it’s definitely worth it for the quality and variety. While the veggie selection is standard, the assortment of sauces really elevates each dish, letting you customize flavors to your taste. Service is friendly and fast, making the experience even better. Highly recommended, especially on chilly winter days!“

“I've been eating at China King since 2011. It is not fancy at all but it is very tasty and very cheap (especially for lunch). Their lunch "number 1" Kung Pao chicken is my favorite. I drive 20 minutes to get my fix :) Their Singapore Rice noodles are fantastic (and did I mention cheap?)“

“Nothing bad had ever happened to me, I always liked the food but today I bought shrimp with vegetables to take away and when I got home I was surprised by the big banquet, only 2 shrimp and chuquillos with a bad smell and the fried rice smelled like pure oil. stale they go overboard I don't think I'll go back and I've been buying food from them for years but now they've gone overboard“

“Love the place. Amazing atmosphere and fun place to hang out.“

“I first started ordering in Oct 2023 some times I love the food other times it's ok. The main ingredeints in the dish vary so the flavor varies.

Prices in 6 months have gone up around $3-4. But also I get a different price everytime I go; even though I order the exact same thing every time and that varies $1, 2, 2.5 .

Overall food taste is still better than I have had other places. Staff is always friendly food is ready on time!“

“the food is outstanding. since the pandemic I haven't been since (carry out) I've tried other Chinese restaurants, but not as good as Miu Kee . Cindy who works as server, is attentive and so friendly. I can't wait to get back.“