So Miu Kee delivered the most nostalgic Hong Kong style wonton soup that I haven't had since I was a kid. Perfectly plump, not chewy. Very generous portion. It was so good I ordered two bowls in one sitting. I don't live close, but I'll definitely be returning to treat myself

We have been eating here for over 20 years. The decor hasn't changed but the food is still delicious. 😋

Fantastic Experience at Full Kee Chinese Restaurant I recently dined at Full Kee Chinese Restaurant and had a wonderful experience. The service was incredibly fast and efficient, which was greatly appreciated. More importantly, the food was absolutely delicious! Every dish I tried was flavorful and cooked to perfection. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a satisfying and enjoyable Chinese meal." *

Don't sleep on this place, they were open on Christmas and they were busy! Their portions are HUGE and it's very tasty. Been coming here for so long and they're amazing til this day

I’m a sorry but the food was just horrible. And they looked Latino. That doesn’t mean they can’t make Chinese food, but they definitely missed the mark. I got the spare ribs and they looked tasted and smelt like they sat all day long. The lomein was mushy and just off….the crab wontons came with no dipping sauce. 28 bucks for bad food. Oh and the crab Rangoon had zero crab and some sort of cheese that was stringy and unidentifiable.

The new moon Latin food restaurant COULD be 100 times better, but sadly NO. This place feels like a strip club without the stripers. It's dark, the tables are dirty and sticky, the place is dark, and all you see here is Men drinking and flirting with the waitresses. Add sleezy music and a few slot machines and you've got a small wh@rehouse. There's limited parking of 3 spots. The food isn't as good as it should be. The only good thing about this place was a waitress that was quick to take our order and was nice and polite. The other ladies always have an attitude problem and take forever to even offer us a glass of water.

Not impressed. I heard this was the place but sadly it’s not the place for me. We walked in to a large restaurant (~30-40 tables?) and there was literally one other family there (probably not a good sign), yet got seated at a small table. Everything we ordered came out one at a time, which we finished before anything else came. Mind you, the other family was already eating so there’s no reason we shouldn’t have gotten more than one order at a time. Flavors were hit or miss, but most didn’t impress me. The best orders were the garlic stir fry green beans, the sesame balls, and the roast pork. The pork stuffed buns lacked flavor and filling. Soup dumplings lacked flavor. The portions in black bean sauce had some flavor but no real meat; mostly gristle and bone. I couldn’t eat them. Service was non-existent (I get its Chinese culture but they never checked on us; had to ask for water). And the ambiance didn’t fit. Not bad, but was not vibing. I don’t expect to go back.

We stopped by for lunch before leaving DC. The restaurant was very busy and crowded, with a wait time of about 20 minutes for a party of two. The dim sum was generally of great quality, and I highly recommend trying the first three dishes shown in the pictures. However, the roasted duck was extremely disappointing—it was served cold, and nearly half the plate consisted of neck pieces. Don’t waste your money on this dish.

Very good food and low prices