"The restaurant opens at 11:30 and we got there at 11:10 and there was already a line outside. There is no carts being pushed around like typical dim sum places, instead you order from the menu and they bring all the dishes out. The food was mostly good. We really liked the sweet buns."
Inside the restaurant, there's a sign at the front desk with information about the parking garage. We had to wait about 10 minutes for a table. Initially, they seated us at a small table for two, but shortly after we sat down and were about to order, a booth became available, and they graciously asked us to move. We really appreciated their thoughtfulness and were thrilled to have the booth!
For our meal, we ordered the Black Cod with Tofu Casserole (delicious), Duck Web and Mushroom Casserole (also delicious), Roasted Pork (good, but slightly salty for my taste), and radish cake (good). I would definitely return to try their dim sum and duck.
The restaurant has a pleasant ambiance, but I wish they had invested more in their staff and restroom facilities. We arrived at 6:00 PM and didn’t leave until 9:00 PM, waiting quite a while for our food; each dish came out roughly every 15 minutes, and the food was just average. However, the most disappointing aspect was the restroom situation. I’m not sure if there’s more than one, but I only found one, and it was in a terrible state. I was genuinely shocked. Given the prices they charge for each dish, they should at least ensure the bathrooms are clean. Overall, I cannot recommend this place.
The dim sum was absolutely delicious! We tried the shrimp dumplings, scallop dumplings, shumai, baked pork buns, braised eggplant, and taro dumplings. Everything was really tasty, but the shrimp dumplings stood out as the best. We were pleasantly surprised that the baked pork buns had a sweet topping, reminiscent of a pineapple bun (bolo bao), and it was delightful. The eggplant was alright; while the meat filling was tasty, the eggplant itself could have used more flavor. We will definitely return! We also ordered a noodle dish, though I forgot its name.
Han Palace in Tyson is a delightful escape, with its spacious ambiance and elegant decor resonating a subtle touch of Chinese charm. Their dim sum is undeniably one of the best offerings in the northern Virginia region. The service is attentive and commendable, ensuring a pleasant dining experience. However, visitors should be aware of the parking situation, particularly if driving taller vehicles; it can pose challenges during the winter months. Despite this, the overall experience is worth the visit. Highly recommended!
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I really adore this restaurant, and I've always enjoyed their delicious food and excellent service. However, it seems they might be having an off day today. The skin on the roast duck was overly chewy, almost like paper. The soup was very peppery, and the dumplings tasted like raw meat. The Chow Fun was missing any greens, and they forgot to add salt to the dish. I would have given it just 1 star, but I felt bad because I've been here three times before and had a great experience each time.
I went here for lunch, only a half an hour before closing. My waitress was named Angel, and she was so sweet- real angel! She was incredibly attentive and brought me everything I needed. I wasn't sure about this some of the menu items, and she gave me really great suggestions. The dumplings were delicious, as were the pan-fried noodles. The black team was perfect and they served it with an adorable silver bowl filled with crystallized sugar, similar to what you would see at a
Any one craving dim sum then I recommend this place if you are looking for somewhere close to Tysons area. This restaurant has a variety of dishes that you would be full before you can even try them all. Ribs, veggies, soup, dumplings, and etc so far all of them I tried tasted good for my standards. It maybe a bit higher than others but it seems to be worth it if you want something close to Tysons. Any places cheaper I recommend go away from this area Try them out!
Decent food with ok prices in this part of town. The restaurant is overall pretty good when it comes to food quality and flavor, although I do think that their dim sum menu is a bit limited (covering the main items but not expansive enough). I went for brunch, lunch, and dinner multiple times and I would advise you avoid weekends mornings since they get very busy and the wait is just way too long.
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Great Chinese cuisine that?s near Tyson?s Galleria. Their dim sum are tasty and not pricey. The best Chinese dim sum restaurant in the area. They have huge area where can accommodate reservation for any occasions. Beef steak cubes taste good. They also have seats in the patio which is a nice view.
The restaurant opens at 11:30 and we got there at 11:10 and there was already a line outside. There is no carts being pushed around like typical dim sum places, instead you order from the menu and they bring all the dishes out. The food was mostly good. We really liked the sweet buns.
