Young Chow — Restaurant in Washington

They have quite a mix of cuisines here and that's not necessarily a good thing. The ambiance is dated, though relatively clean.

I generally wouldn't recommend sushi at a place where there isn't regular fish flowing out/being ordered as this is usually an indication of long-frozen/unfresh fish but to each their own.

Egg roll was okay, I've definitely had worse.

Wouldn't order the Thai tea boba. It tasted okay but left a really weird after taste.

Vietnamese roll was good. Crunchy and has good flavor.

Chicken wings were dry - we typically order them naked to test technique. However, restaurants use sauce to mask overcooked meat so most may be fine with this. The spicy sauce had good flavor.

The Yakiudon noodles had good flavor. Would order again.

The drunken noodles were good but I've had much better. Though if you order the combo, you'll get quite a bit of meat vs. noodles.

There are pictures of many senators, presidents and other politicians visiting the location but many places on the Hill do. Never mistake this for good food. But it's still pretty cool to know...

Visited a second time with a friend of mine just to test the consistency of the service and food quality. Last time was great, this time was EVEN BETTER. The mango bubble tea tasted freshly made, the General Tso shrimp and Sesame chicken were absolutely delicious. This was NOT typical Chinese take-out. You can tell a distinct difference in the flavor, ingredients, and quality of the meat.

The tempura sushi my friend ordered was great, and the service was excellent. The waitress and manager made a point in greeting us, making sure we enjoyed the food and showed appreciation for our patronage. I’m not from the DMV, but I heard they won award and known by Asian cuisine aficionados… I see...

Well I’ve been here three times now. Recently on Friday I paid 25$ for a shrimp egg foo young and egg rolls. The shrimp egg foo young was terrible. I tried to call back the next day and see if I could exchange it because I didn’t eat much of it and I paid 25$ for it. The person who answered told me she would give my number to the owners and have them call me back as of yet they hadn’t. Why when you go to a Chinese restaurant you can’t exchange or get a refund any other restaurant you can. Also the place smelled bad on Friday and the card machine took forever to process my payment. The orange chicken is good and I like the fried rice I’ll just stick to that if I ever go back. A...