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Address: 522 8th St SE, Washington, DC 20003
Phone: (202) 481-2506
Website: https://www.hanpalacedc.com/
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We also enjoyed the pork potstickers and the beef hor fun — those were definite highlights for us. Overall, we did enjoy the meal.
That said, it didn’t feel super value-for-money for the price. If we were to return, we’d probably go à la carte instead. Still, it’s a solid option when you really need that Asian / dim sum fix.
Now once we were sat, we were cooking with hot grease. The bottomless lemon drops kept coming and the food was really good. For food, we ordered option B so we got to order from the full menu. My favorite dish was the Singapore noodles. Our server Stacey was so funny and made sure our glasses weren’t empty long. I’ll be back for sure. Hopefully logistics are worked out.
The ambience and atmosphere were perfect—chill lighting, good music, and a cozy, inviting feel. And the customer service was top-tier—everyone was friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed. Definitely a fun spot to eat, drink, and enjoy for daytime or night. Already planning my next visit!
Terrible dining experience. The beef was not fresh at all and had a strange, unpleasant taste. The overall cleanliness of the restaurant is questionable. When I raised my concern to the server, the only response I got was a cold “noted,” with no attempt to address the issue. On top of that, they automatically added a 20% tip to the bill, despite the poor and unfriendly service. To make matters worse, I was handed a takeout box and the check before I had even finished eating, which felt like being rushed out. Definitely not coming back and would not recommend to anyone.
The service is fairly quick and the majority of dishes were good. The staff was friendly, but very busy, we didn’t always get the dishes we ordered. Highlights on the menu was definitely the peking duck, and ordering that a few times definitely helped the price feel worth it (it was also very good). We enjoyed most of the options and consumed a ton of food. However, the sheer volume and speed of delivery to the table meant that the food was, more often than not, of lower quality than you may find elsewhere. To be honest I can’t say I’m surprised or even disappointed by that – it’s all you can eat after all.
Overall, it was an enjoyable experience, the restaurant is well located, clean, and the ambiance was nice. However, it’s unlikely I would come again soon, by which I mean I’d much rather try somewhere new than return just yet. Don’t let that stop you from checking it out if you’re in the area though – go in with the right expectation and you’ll enjoy it.
We got the all you can eat deal, and definitely did justice to that offer. The food was good, some items were excellent like the dumplings, some average, others not so much. The noodle dishes and rice dishes were quite large for a tasting, if you ate it, there was no room to try anything else. So ask for smaller portions, and try more dishes.
Our waitress seemed a little annoyed that we were there for some reason, her demeanor was definitely not welcoming, and really put me off.
I also didn’t like that the Gratuity was added onto the check without my nowledge, and it was only a party of two, is this a new rule I haven’t heard of?
It was an experience to have as a one time thing.