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Recent Chinese Restaurant Reviews in U Street Corridor

• 1 Fish, 2 Fish (Between 24th NW & 25th St. NW)

  Written by Caitlin B. on 6/19/2013 | Member since 2013

  I typically order Thai (Pad See Ew, Pad Thai, other noodle dishes) and apps when I order from 1 Fish 2 Fish, but it's always hot, delicious, reasonably priced, and on time. It's not the fanciest Thai in the world, but I have no complaints and I've ordered it at least once a month for the last year or so.

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• Peking Express (U St.) (U St. between 14th St. & 13th St.)

  Written by lee w. on 6/18/2013 | Member since 2012

  I ordered the sesame ''chicken'' and veggie spring roll. My veggie friend had to switch out his TVP meal for something else because it was quite disappointing - and he's a vegetarian, so he's used to eating sub-par food! The place is under a mile from my apartment, so I ordered because I was feeling particularly lazy and thought it'd be quick. Well, after an hour I called to check and was told, ''Oh, he left already, you should have it now''. Correct, I should, but didn't. It finally came, and it was hot! A little too hot to have ''left already'', but hot food doesn't bother me (unless I order sushi). The quality though...goodness.. This isn't my first time ordering from Peking, but if it's any indication of things to come then it should be my last. Something must have happened in the past 8 months or so to cause this place to put out some pretty questionable ''food''.

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• Eddie's Cafe (Connecticut Ave. NW & Calvert St. NW)

  Written by Natasha R. on 5/22/2013 | Member since 2013

  I love the gyro pita and their seasoned french fries are a great accompaniment. I'm always sad when I see that they are closed (on Sunday) and no longer taking orders (on busy nights)--but that just makes me more likely to order on a timely basis. Their delivery time has been exceptional, too, usually less than half the time of their estimate.

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• Mr. Chen's Organic Chinese (Connecticut Ave. NW between 24th St. NW & Calvert St. NW)

  Written by Elizabeth P. on 4/28/2013 | Member since 2013

  Typically I think Mr. Chen's offers great delivery and good food. Today, my delivery driver calle me to come downstairs FIVE minutes before he arrived at my apartment and even appeared to want me to go outside to his car to meet him to get my food. If there was an option to request my tip back, I would. This was shockingly bad service.

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• Meiwah Restaurant (New Hampshire Ave. NW & Ward Pl. NW)

  Written by Kathryn C. on 5/17/2013 | 2 other reviews | Member since 2011

  Always quick and delicious. The food tastes light - not doused in oil and sauce - and I love that you can order the meal steamed with brown rice and the sauce on the side. A healthy alternative to traditional Chinese food. Also, the steamed vegetarian dumplings are to die for!

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• City Lights of China Restaurant (Connecticut Ave. NW & 20th St. NW)

  Written by maya n. on 5/16/2013 | 1 other review | Member since 2011

  A little pricier than your average Chinese place but you do get what you pay for---high quality ingredients and an elevated take on your classics. Those who go meatless will love their tofu based interpretations of General Tsos and the rest of the gang.

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• Banana Leaves Asian Restaurant & Sushi Bar (Florida Ave. NW & Connecticut Ave. NW)

  Written by Jordan H. on 1/5/2013 | 2 other reviews | Member since 2012

  Banana Leaves has good food, but the value, especially when you consider that it is a Chinese restaurant, leaves something to be desired. Generally, leftovers are a given at a Chinese restaurant, large portions are just the norm. I got an order of dumplings and Kung Pao chicken figuring I would get dinner and a lunch out of it. No such luck. I give it the 4 stars because compared to the other terrible Chinese in this city, the food is pretty good. Just be prepared to pay.

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