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Eat First 
609 H St. NW,
Washington,
DC
20001
| 202-289-1703
Quick Take
But what the dining room lacks in flair is more than made up for by much of what you get from the kitchen.
Hidden Chinese Worth Finding
Not only is it physically hidden away, the gems on the menu are hidden as well, but they are worth uncovering. One of the few genuine Chinese places left in Chinatown, it takes some effort to get the staff to translate the specials written on the walls, but I highly recommend you try them. Feeling lucky or adventurous? Order a couple of anchor dishes off of the English menu and just point to a couple of items on the wall. Surprisingly good and authentic food served in a dingy basement setting.
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But what the dining room lacks in flair is more than made up for by much of what you get from the kitchen.
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Hidden Chinese Worth Finding
Not only is it physically hidden away, the gems on the menu are hidden as well, but they are worth uncovering. One of the few genuine Chinese places left in Chinatown, it takes some effort to get the staff to translate the specials written on the walls, but I highly recommend you try them. Feeling lucky or adventurous? Order a couple of anchor dishes off of the English menu and just point to a couple of items on the wall. Surprisingly good and authentic food served in a dingy basement setting.
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