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Spiced-to-order entrees, appetizers & freshly made soups doled out in an intimate dining room.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2952 Chain Bridge Rd C, Oakton, VA 22124
Phone: (703) 255-9444
Website: http://www.oldpekingoakton.com/
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Reviews
mary foltz
Always delicious. Very pretty restaurant with table cloths, gentle music and soft lighting. Festively decorated for each holiday. Clean. Friendly and attentive staff who are especially familiar with their regular customers favorite dishes. I personally come at least once a week for dine in for 20 plus years. Broad menu. I love their soothing soups. Great well priced lunch with a soup. They also do a busy take out business and pack it well. Enjoy
… moreGeo K
This neighborhood Chinese restaurant is a gem! The food is fresh, flavorful, and served in generous portions. Their soups are especially comforting and pair perfectly with the rest of the menu. Prices are very reasonable, making it easy to enjoy often. The warm ambiance and genuinely friendly staff make dining in a pleasure every time. A perfect spot for great food and great vibes!
… morejuan martinez
The food was absolutely delicious!! Fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. The service was great, and the atmosphere made the experience even better. The best hot and sour soup I’ve ever had, I’ll definitely be coming back again!
… moreSandy Caceres
The restaurant is beautiful, the food has a good taste the only down side is the staff service and finding hair in the food…. No apologies offered …. Hearing them say in the kitchen “ so what they want” sadly it’s bad experience…. I will take my business where the staff services is amazing even tho the food is not the best.
… morejim holgerson
Our first time, it was great. We’ve been wanting to find a good place to get Chinese food for a good while. We had crab rangoon, hot and sour soup, mu shi pork, and cashew chicken. The food was very good. Everyone was very nice and attentive. Definitely going to go back.
… moreJulie
I’ve never been to this place. I met him today and I loved it. It reminded me of some restaurants in my country. Your food has a pleasant taste. They have a wide variety of dishes, for all tastes. Your staff is attentive and friendly. Its parking lot is ideal for bad weather days, just a few steps and you will be indoors. Highly recommended if you want to eat Chinese food!!!!
… moreAnna Banana
I’ve been getting food here for 20+ years and the food is still excellent. I moved out of the area for a few years but was pleasantly surprised to see that the quality level is still high, portions are good, and the food tastes fresh.
I got the take-out steamed pork with mixed vegetables. The vegetables are cooked well and still nice and crisp (but not raw). It came with brown sauce that I mixed in before taking the photo.
… moreI got the take-out steamed pork with mixed vegetables. The vegetables are cooked well and still nice and crisp (but not raw). It came with brown sauce that I mixed in before taking the photo.
Harland Stine
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Gloomy early evening yesterday brightened by great customer service from new owner of Old Peking Restaurant. I have not been here in several years and in prior years I have been an on-again-off-again customer.
I was pleasantly surprised being greeted by the outgoing personality of the recently new owner, Diane. There were no dine-in customers besides myself when I walked in at 5:45 PM under overcast sky and tornado warnings on the radio entering the parking lot. Diane was cheerful seating me despite the weather and difficult business conditions, especially for restaurants, in this COVID – 19 circumstance we are all in. Despite it all she was refreshingly optimistic and philosophical about it. She is enthusiastic about doing business and in my opinion fiercely customer service focussed.
In my pan asian dining rounds I generally prefer Thai and Vietnamese fare (Sweet Ginger Restaurant in Vienna, Kob Kun a stone throw from Old Peking, Busara in Tysons (in its early days), nostalgically the long gone great Queen Bee in Arlington, crushed by real estate development in the 90’s, and delighted in the last year prior to COVID – 19 discovering sensational Lao & Thai Cuisine restaurant Padaek in Seven Corners. But yesterday in the early evening passing through 22124 I made the spontaneous decision to revisit Old Peking.
Hot and sour soup was not at all spicy and served warm. Orange chicken (I know, Orange Chicken is an American invention, call me a hypocrite – I accept the title) was attractively plated, meat was fresh and perfectly trimmed but also was served warm. It is critical that dishes hit the table piping hot. Orange sauce had the color but not the flavor. I ordered the dish to be spicy and it was not. There was no crushed red pepper on it at all. Portion was generous so I boxed most of it and will heat piping hot at home and add crushed red pepper. Dinner saved.
Tsingtao is always great but not when poured into chilled glasses and poured flat. Cold kills flavor and chilled glasses are perfect for serving terrible low end beer. Room temperature glass for pouring premium beers at 40° F – 45° F please. That is if you care about beer.
Here’s the thing, Diane listened to my accounting of criticisms and was not put off at all. She welcomed honest feedback and I believe she will respond with action. I promised to come back in a couple weeks. I am optimistic that improvements will be made.
I was happy to see while there that there was a steady stream of carryout customers picking up food and a couple was seated for dining-in as I was leaving. Diane sincerely and genuinely engaged with each customer. My sense is that OP has a strongly loyal neighborhood customer base that Diane will hold on to.
… moreGloomy early evening yesterday brightened by great customer service from new owner of Old Peking Restaurant. I have not been here in several years and in prior years I have been an on-again-off-again customer.
I was pleasantly surprised being greeted by the outgoing personality of the recently new owner, Diane. There were no dine-in customers besides myself when I walked in at 5:45 PM under overcast sky and tornado warnings on the radio entering the parking lot. Diane was cheerful seating me despite the weather and difficult business conditions, especially for restaurants, in this COVID – 19 circumstance we are all in. Despite it all she was refreshingly optimistic and philosophical about it. She is enthusiastic about doing business and in my opinion fiercely customer service focussed.
In my pan asian dining rounds I generally prefer Thai and Vietnamese fare (Sweet Ginger Restaurant in Vienna, Kob Kun a stone throw from Old Peking, Busara in Tysons (in its early days), nostalgically the long gone great Queen Bee in Arlington, crushed by real estate development in the 90’s, and delighted in the last year prior to COVID – 19 discovering sensational Lao & Thai Cuisine restaurant Padaek in Seven Corners. But yesterday in the early evening passing through 22124 I made the spontaneous decision to revisit Old Peking.
Hot and sour soup was not at all spicy and served warm. Orange chicken (I know, Orange Chicken is an American invention, call me a hypocrite – I accept the title) was attractively plated, meat was fresh and perfectly trimmed but also was served warm. It is critical that dishes hit the table piping hot. Orange sauce had the color but not the flavor. I ordered the dish to be spicy and it was not. There was no crushed red pepper on it at all. Portion was generous so I boxed most of it and will heat piping hot at home and add crushed red pepper. Dinner saved.
Tsingtao is always great but not when poured into chilled glasses and poured flat. Cold kills flavor and chilled glasses are perfect for serving terrible low end beer. Room temperature glass for pouring premium beers at 40° F – 45° F please. That is if you care about beer.
Here’s the thing, Diane listened to my accounting of criticisms and was not put off at all. She welcomed honest feedback and I believe she will respond with action. I promised to come back in a couple weeks. I am optimistic that improvements will be made.
I was happy to see while there that there was a steady stream of carryout customers picking up food and a couple was seated for dining-in as I was leaving. Diane sincerely and genuinely engaged with each customer. My sense is that OP has a strongly loyal neighborhood customer base that Diane will hold on to.
Sandy Jenkins
Used to go here often, but it’s been awhile. Still a nicely decorated place and the parking is easy. But at a recent lunch I found the food underwhelming. My Pad Thai had a lot of shrimp but the whole dish was underseasoned, bland, and disappointing. My dining felt the same about her order.
… moreStacy Lu
First time visiting this cozy restaurant! The owner and waiter provided excellent services! We ordered seared beef, combination chow fan and seafood. Every dish was delicious, especially the combination chow fan ! It was so delicious that we even ordered an extra portion! Next time I have the opportunity to come to Virginia, I definitely will visit again! ❤️
~Stacy L. from CA
… more~Stacy L. from CA