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The McLean soup and noodle house specializes in Sichuan fare.
FIRST BITE | Is Chef Enrique Limardo’s Latin American newcomer a keeper? Let us count the ways.
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Amid fresh competition, the Japanese retreat continues to blaze trails
FIRST BITE | This mom and pop is making noodles by hand and pouring drinks with Asian inflections.
Washington Post food critic Tom Sietsema entertains your dining questions, rants and raves.
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Mixologist Jo-Jo Valenzuela taps into his roots at the Game Sports Pub.
FIRST BITE | Nicholas Stefanelli offers the option of great dishes from D.C.’s past.
Rasika’s Ashok Bajaj refocuses the Penn Quarter restaurant on the Mediterranean.
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Chef David Perez makes wonderful tacos and quesadillas, but the pleasures don’t stop there.
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Adam Greenberg serves tropical flavors at his Hawaiian-inspired restaurant.
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Chef Marlon Rambaran creates plates to match the beautifully renovated Dupont Circle Hotel
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Danny Lee and Scott Drewno offer new dishes, more room and lunch.
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At Roberto Massillon’s Silver Spring restaurant, dinner may come with music or even a language class.
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The Peruvian food is solid, but be prepared to shout your order.
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You can get a good meal at the MGM National Harbor restaurant, if you know how to order.
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At his Indian restaurant on 14th Street NW, Sanjay Mandhaiya doesn’t shy away from spice
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The bivalves aren’t the only draw at this Wharf watering hole.
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Johnny Spero’s Georgetown restaurant features a spare setting and intriguing food.
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The Alexandria restaurant hired a well-regarded Mexican chef, but too many dishes are a bust.