Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Ashburn

"You’ll eat to the tune of bubbling hot pots at this Virginia Square dining room. The waitstaff urges a cauldron per person, filled with simmering stock in which diners can cook an à la carte array of meats, seafood, and vegetables—we found that a single order for two to three people works perfectly well, and you’ll have more room to sample from the expansive Szechuan menu. The fare is both spicy and drink-friendly—large-format beers are offered for a reason."

"The inspiration behind Mala Tang is the street food of Chengdu.. Here you'll find the streets filled with diners sitting at tables gathering around bubbling hot pots, in which dozens of dried chilies bob up and down in an oily red broth. The hot pot itself is a pan that sits on a portable burner,...Más"

"The sister restaurant to Merrifield’s Uncle Liu’s, Mala Tang is where Arlingtonians go for Chinese hot pot. The menu also offers a variety of appetizers and Sichuan dishes such as cumin lamb. Hot pots are customizable with dippers like fish balls, prawns, “mala’ spicy beef, and a number of vegetables."

"One of the most beloved hand-held foods just got more fun with… bubbles!. At Tiger Fork, the bubble waffle is served with two scoops of ice cream plus “fun stuff.” The “fun stuff” is a random assortment of toppings from sprinkles to crushed cookies to pixie sticks chosen by the kitchen. You might not know what toppings you’ll get, but you know sugar overload is guaranteed!"

"Tiger Fork's bubble waffle with ice cream and "fun stuff" (yes, that's what the menu actually says) is made for Insta. It's breakfast for dessert, and I'm drooling already. Start planning all your Instas now because the most photogenic part of DC is certainly not a monument—the legit insane desserts in Washington, DC ~take the cake~."

"Tucked in DC’s hip Blagden Alley, Tiger Fork transports customers into the heart of Hong Kong. Guests sip on milk tea while entertained by dragon-filled murals sprawled across the walls. Tiger Fork accents traditional Hong Kong cuisine with hints of modern multi-cultural flavors."

"In the food world, Peter Chang has become the equivalent of Waldo, with devotees of the chef’s sometimes magical cooking wondering, on any given night, which of his seven restaurant kitchens (from Richmond to Rockville) he’s commanding. Here’s one way to tell: Order the scallion bubble pancakes, which on a recent night at his Arlington outpost were every bit the showstopper they had been in his pre-expansion heyday—big and round and puffy as lanterns, without even a trace of grease. One misstep aside (an unremarkable duck special), the meal hummed along at that high level."

"5 out of 5 stars Restaurants Chinese Arlington. After leaving his post as the chef for the Chinese Embassy, Peter Chang popped up at Chinese restaurants around the country and vanished as soon as devoted fans tracked him down. The chef has since shed his elusive persona and opened a small chain of restaurants bearing his name."

"The question with the great Chinese chef Peter Chang used to be: Will he stick around?. Chang was notorious for opening a spot and vanishing soon after. These days, as he commands an empire of restaurants throughout Virginia and Maryland, the burning question has become: Is he in the kitchen?"

"This mall is popular among locals and tourists for its food court since they offer a wide range of cuisine options. You can find almost every kind of food at L'Enfant Plaza. Another point that is useful for tourists is that the mall is an excellent place to stop before taking the Express Bus to Dulles International Airport."

"It's best to follow these lunches on wheels on Twitter, but usually you'll find them lined up near the L'Enfant Plaza Metro Station in southwest D.C., McPherson Square, Franklin Park, and Farragut Square all in northwest D.C. Popular ones include..."

"Be sure to dress up, whether grooving to jazz or getting down to slick beats at a dance party. Howard Theatre has been refurbished to honor its original glory, anchoring the easternmost end of the U Street and Shaw neighborhoods and hosting big-name acts across R&B, pop and other genres."

"A post shared by Daniel Barrios (@dia2ill) on Feb 14, 2019 at 6:54pm PST. Join the fun in this elating theatre which has a track record of being an entertainment hub for over 70 years. The Arlington Cinema & Drafthouse is now family owned and has a unique combination of a theatre and a full restaurant all in one place."

"The Arlington Cinema & Drafthouse is a truly unique combination of a full restaurant and a theater. You can enjoy the comforts of a full menu and table service while enjoying a movie, sports event, or live entertainment. TodayTix offers comedy tickets for just $10, so you can save money for that burger and beer."

"This wonderful park near Bethesda, Maryland, offers year-round activities in dance, theater, and the arts for all ages. There are concerts, demonstrations, workshops, and festivals. The 1921 Dentzel Carousel delights children May through September."

"Arrive early at the Capitol Visitor Center (Hours are Monday-Saturday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) and learn about the history of the U.S. government. The main entrance is located at the East Plaza between Constitution and Independence Avenues. Take a tour of the U.S. Capitol Building and see the Hall of Columns, the rotunda, and the old Supreme Court chambers."

"The Capitol Visitor Center has an exhibition gallery, two orientation theaters, a 550-seat cafeteria, two gift shops, and restrooms. Tours of the Capitol begin with a 13-minute orientation film and last approximately one hour."

"This park area is another unit of the national park service sites in Washington DC. It is located within the area of the National Mall and measures at 50 acres in land area. The main feature of the garden is a small pond with an island that is accessible to the public. Before the Constitution Gardens was developed, this same land was submerged by the Potomac River."

"Make a picnic for you and your significant other for a trip to the Constitution Gardens. Maybe even grab yourself a few slices of bread to feed the ducks at the pond."

"I get to spend my days in one of the most beautiful cities in the world!. One thing that makes D.C. so special is the amount of green space that we have in the city."