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Help us make it rightIn Chinese, "Tian" means "field". For generation, the field has been the greatest asset of Chinese farmers. Numerous ancient poems described how farmers work from dawn till dusk in the field and painted a hard but solid way of living. The word "field" also came to symbolize the source of plentiful and hearty food. "Tian Tian Fang" (House of Field) continues the thousand years of Chinese...
This is more like a three and a half restruant, but that's just because I really love their fried rice.
I have passed this place by a thousand times, and I have always thought - too empty, too decrepit, too old. Then I thought, wait a minute, empty, decrepit...
I know it sounds crazy but this might just be my favorite Chinese restaurant anywhere. The food is clean and not at all greasy. Order exactly what I tell...
Excellent food - the chef knows how to cook!! Try hot & sour soup, egg rolls, spicy cabbage salad, steamed dumplings, Kung Pao Chicken, Crispy Beef, Lamb Peking, Shrimp Peking, and Shaw erh Tong (veggies) You'll love it. They do all the classic dishes perfect too.
I have one thing to say about this place:Kung Pao Shrimp and Scallops. Is it good?Could Lionel Hampton play the vibes?
Mandarin Palace is located at 5540 Connecticut Ave NW Fl 1, Washington, DC. This location is in the Chevy Chase-DC neighborhood. This business specializes in Restaurants.
This place specializes in a Mandarin and Chinese menu. Expect the average entrée to cost between $8 and $12.
Details to Note: Carryout is available.
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