The Best Little Cafe

The roast duck and rice for lunch was excellent. I also enjoyed the delicious egg custard tart. I will definitely be returning for lunch and possibly dinner takeout in the future.

They sell this spoiled meat to my uncle for over $40 and don't think they need to refund him. They're so lucky it was to my uncle because I would have t town it in their damn face trying to take advantage of people during Christmas.

Menu changed a lot and so did the prices. Everything tasted old even though it was ordered at the beginning of the day. The shrimps were so small and didn't feel like it was worth the price. I don't suggest getting the crepes from here. Probably never coming back. Visualizza piatti

This is the “fresh” pork belly they sold to us and kept making excuses for even though it smelled like rotten roadkill. They didn’t want to refund the $40 paid for this **** and had the worse attitude telling me to go ahead and post it online. You’re better off going around the corner or Falls Church.

I wish there were more food options available. I'm not sure why this place is called a cafe because I don't think they serve coffee. It's a small Chinese takeout spot located inside Lotte Plaza in Chantilly. I usually order their roast duck and pork buns, both of which are delicious. The service is friendly.

The weekends are the best time to visit, as they offer a variety of dim sum, cooked dishes, and soups. The soup is particularly good! During the week, their menu is more limited, and I suspect the dim sum may be frozen, unlike what you might find at other restaurants. I tend to order the same dishes each time, and my absolute favorite is their wonderful sesame balls. Their brittle wine and BBQ pork are also delicious, but the brittle wine has my preference, and it seems my dog agrees! Believe it or not, she can be quite picky, but she really enjoys the roasted meats as well. Visualizza piatti

To my surprise, he refused to sell me half a pound and instead insisted that I had to purchase an entire pound. When I agreed to that, he told me no once again. He claimed that he couldn't sell me a pound because there was only a pound and a half left, and if I bought a pound, he would be left with half a pound that nobody would want to buy. What kind of logic is that? I simply wanted to buy half a pound, and now I couldn't even get a full pound because he was worried about leftovers? This isn’t how restaurants should operate. I began to wonder if he even sold that pork belly at all. I ended up going to the Korean restaurant next door, which had far superior quality and service, and I spen...

Every time I go shopping at Lotte, I make sure to visit this small Asian restaurant (carryout only). Stuart, the friendly owner, always makes my visit enjoyable, as well as the nice lady who works there. I can't quite remember their relationship. I usually order the Roast Duck, although the last few times I've gotten it, the ducks have been a bit on the skinny side. Nevertheless, I always finish it in one sitting, sharing some with my 13lb dog. The Roast Duck costs around $35 each, but it's worth it for the delicious taste! Weekends are the best time to visit, as they offer a variety of dim sum and cooked meals, including tasty soup. The soup is especially good. On weekdays, their menu is mo...

Few may understand why this nondescript section in the wall inside the Lotte Plaza Market that is away from the main food court on the other side of the market should deserve 5 stars. Ready? Ok here goes: authentic Chinese hanging BBQ behind a window as if you 're at a Chinatown (e.g. roast pork, Peking duck, char sui, roast quail, smoked chicken), chicken feet, large block fried tofu, fried shrimp, bitter melon, pork stuffed mantou buns, Chinese Sticky Rice Wrapped in Lotus Leaf (Lo Mai Gai), egg custard, stewed spiced tripe, and other truly TRULY wonderful entrees and all freshly made, not trucked in. The lunch special is loaded with 3 pick entrees and soup. There is no General Tzo 's or m... Visualizza piatti