
Chinese dim sum, noodles & classic dishes are plated in a spare, simple setting. Cash only.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4316 Markham St, Annandale, VA 22003
Phone: (703) 813-8181
Website: http://www.aandjrestaurant.com/
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My only complaint is that I moved out of the area and can’t frequent this establishment as much as I had when my family and I lived in the area. A&J is definitely on my “must visit” list when I’m back in the area. The Rockville location is also good but for some reason, the staff in Annandale are friendlier and more welcoming.
Oh, one more thing – they used to be a cash only place, but now accept credit cards and Venmo (but not American Express).
The beef noodles that we got was so good. The beef was so soft and melt in your mouth. Noodles are chewy and soup are a bit spicy!
The crispy pork was also delicious. Everything was so good I don’t even know how to describe it anymore.
Staff are friendly but a bit harder to ask for things as you have to repeat it a few times.
Restaurant is small enough that it’s giving family restaurant vibes. Not a lot of tables available so just a heads up that it might be busy during lunch time or dinner time!
At this point I would have tired probably everything in the menu and they are all quality authentic food.
This restaurant take pride in their heritage, please be respectful when visit.
My favorites
Dan Dan noodles
Spicy beef Noodle soup
Friend chicken with rice
Peeking beef wrap
Steamed Pork Hock
The intimacy of A&Js is brilliant and the service friendly and professional. While we often request personal favorites we also look forward to trying new recipes provided by an exceptional chef and kitchen staff.
When we are in the mood for authentic Chinese/Taiwanese cuisine we head to A&Js.
Interestingly, they gave me the menu and said to mark off what we wanted. Everything was pretty easy to figure out aside from the “what kind of noodles?” They asked thick or thin, but when I tried to get an understanding of what the sizes were there was a bit of miscommunication.
What’s nice is the menu is pretty reasonably priced and there’s a lot of variation. The uniquely shaped, pan-fried pork dumplings were really good. I had thin noodles with shredded pork and pickled vegetable soup, which was really nice. The noodles have a great chew to them. I also highly recommend the Dan Dan noodles and the Chinese fried chicken. Honestly everything we got was delicious. The scallion pancake is really simple but I loved how chewy it was on the inside. I think we ended up with about 9 times and with tax+tip, I think we were at $100 for four people and a lot of leftovers to take home.
Planning to head back soon.
The seating area was not huge, but we did not have problems finding a seat most of the time.
I really enjoyed the noodles at the restaurant and highly recommend them. The dandan noodles were only about $9 and the very filling beef noodle soup came out to about $15. The scallion pancake and dumplings were also delish!
Just be aware that the xiao long bao on the menu are more so very moist steam dumplings and don’t have soup in them.
I’m excited to go back very soon to try out their rice dishes and other recommended dishes