Second visit in one year and I can safely say this place is the real deal. It is as authentic as it gets and just incredibly delicious. The place has limited seating space, so expect to wait if you come at peak times. Their Chinese burgers are amazing, the skewers are too. Also, the knife cut noodles and their dumpling pancakes are something we haven't found anywhere else. The service is always friendly and the food comes out very quickly and at the right temperature. Cannot wait to come back and please consider opening a location in Bethesda.

i didnt come in here with the expectation of liking the food but the dishes we got were so good. we got the hot oil-seared knife cut noodles with spicy tofu and the sesame sauce rolled noodles. when i tell you the spicy tofu was amazing, i mean i was laying prostrate on the floor like i had just seen an angel.

Tea was fragrant and served hot. Service was very welcoming. We ordered the seafood noodles, beef roll up, and spicy beef noodles. I appreciated the slightly chewy house-made noodles carrying the light seafood flavor in my bowl while still shining in the bowl of spicy beef. The spicy beef wasn't too spicy and also had an herbal flavor. Overall, the meal was better than most of the noodle houses I have visited. We will definitely keep this restaurant in our regular rotation.

Asian food. I had the Combo Chow Mein. The Combo Chow Mein was delicious with a little kick in spices. It was different than what I had expected for Chow Mein. It was good but not great. I had the Eel sushi roll and it was very good. I like the onion pancake which was deep fried and not pan fried as I am used to. However it was good. The noodles were good portions. They are short on staff which makes the wait time longer and needed reminding of my order. There was only one person working as a waiter and bus boy duty. Still good atmosphere as it is a historical building.

Tea was fragrant and served hot. Service was very welcoming. We ordered the seafood noodles, beef roll up, and spicy beef noodles. I appreciated the slightly chewy house-made noodles carrying the light seafood flavor in my bowl while still shining in the bowl of spicy beef. The spicy beef wasn't too spicy and also had an herbal flavor. Overall, the meal was better than most of the noodle houses I have visited. We will definitely keep this restaurant in our regular rotation.

Asian food. I had the Combo Chow Mein. The Combo Chow Mein was delicious with a little kick in spices. It was different than what I had expected for Chow Mein. It was good but not great. I had the Eel sushi roll and it was very good. I like the onion pancake which was deep fried and not pan fried as I am used to. However it was good. The noodles were good portions. They are short on staff which makes the wait time longer and needed reminding of my order. There was only one person working as a waiter and bus boy duty. Still good atmosphere as it is a historical building.