Easy to order & pick up casual Chinese fast food place with decent tastes prices. Its signature black fish soup is delicious, and so is the spicy fatty beef mala dry pot

It's an acquired taste, Nai Brother cooks the sauerkraut fish well, very tender. However, the sourness and spiciness tend to overwhelm the main ingredients (fish, shrimp etc) so you can't tell how fresh the meat is. Worth trying to see whether this is your cup of tea. I prefer the Cantonese style which emphasize on ingredient freshness and less spiciness, or the Vietnamese pho with beef broth.

This place is in the food court area of GW Grocery store. Tried the food for the first time and I was blown away by the authentic taste and flavors of the meat. I ordered the 2 item platter for $17. Both the char siew and Hainanese white chicken was super delicious and moist. The aunty at the counter is such a sweet lady. Will definitely be bringing my family and friends here.

I am a loyalty customer and come this BBQ place in few years since opening. Cause clean and delicious food. I even recommend many people go to try. Recently two visit experiences make me so upset due to their bad attitude to me（today yell at me for two separate half duck orders by credit card, not pay at one time. ）

Edit: I got food poisoning from this place from ordering their Fuzhou fish balls and peanut noodles on 03/14. Roughly 1 hour after eating there I started to feel weird but I thought maybe I just was really full or something. Started to feel nauseous and bloated. Ended up throwing up hours later multiple times as well as middle of the night. I think the issue was their fish balls because the peanut noodles are much more frequently ordered whilst the fish balls don't seem to be as popular. Me and my husband eat here about once a week. I will not be returning for obvious reasons. This place sells fuzhounese peanut noodles and wonton soup which is amazing! Normally to get good peanut noodles you would have to travel to New York so I was extremely excited to see it on their menu. I hope they keep it long term (not sure if it's permanent). It is also for a very good price. This has now become my go to when I want something cheap and quick.

Qing Shu and Nai Brother Saukerkraut fish while looking like two storefronts are the same. You can order from either at either register. We had Mala Xiangguo 麻辣香锅 today and it was pretty solid. I wish you could choose the spice level more though because I could definitely handle more heat. It’s a no frills place in a food court so can’t expect too much. In the past we’ve had Nai Brothers and I remember the fish we got being fairly numbing which was great. I’m glad to have more options in this food court and I’ll definitely be back.