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What the place lacks in comfort, it makes up for in dim sum. Order scallion pancakes, boiled peanuts, fried pork dumplings or steamed spareribs.
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China Garden
Tucked into an office building, this restaurant offers quality Chinese dishes and weekend dim sum.
The dim sum at this one-stop, all-purpose Chinese dining extravaganza at Seven Corners Center comes out with lightning speed, and the staff is quick to explain the options, making this a good place if you have children or impatient appetites in tow.
Dim sum is the specialty and "this is cooking with finesse."
The pan-Asian menu includes hot pots, noodle dishes and weekend dim sum.
Two restaurants in one in Chinatown: Downstairs is a Mongolian Barbecue (you pick the ingredients, a chef cooks them in front of you); upstairs is a rather pedestrian Chinese seafood restaurant.
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Big Bowl
"Fresh Asian" fast food means noodles, spring rolls, potstickers.
Two years after closing in Chinatown, a dim sum specialist reopens as New Kam Fong in Wheaton.
Ping Pong Dim Sum
The second D.C. location of this sprawling import from London features mod interiors, pumping techno and plate after tiny plate of dim-sum inspired fare. Happy hour (from 4-7 p.m. with select $5 cocktails and $3 plates) may be one of the best times to go.
Asian flavors are blended to make inventive, flavorful fast food at this New Wave diner with a view of Dupont Circle's street scene.
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