Best Asian Food Restaurants in Bull Run

"You’ll eat to the tune of bubbling hot pots at this Virginia Square dining room. The waitstaff urges a cauldron per person, filled with simmering stock in which diners can cook an à la carte array of meats, seafood, and vegetables—we found that a single order for two to three people works perfectly well, and you’ll have more room to sample from the expansive Szechuan menu. The fare is both spicy and drink-friendly—large-format beers are offered for a reason."

"Mala Tang’s menu is based on the street food one could find in Chengdu, the capital of China’s Sichuan province. That means hot pots on portable burners loaded with broth, in which a diner can cook their own meat, prepared with care by Mala Tang’s kitchen staff. Hot pots can be individualized with a nearly endless selection of meats, seafoods, and vegetables, both to suit diners’ flavor profiles and meet this moment."

"Stop in this neighborhood favorite for delicious banh mi sandwiches, big bowls of pho, pork-belly steamed buns and other simple but well-executed Vietnamese dishes. The small but cozy space always draws a crowd,..."

"This is the best Vietnamese food I’ve had outside of Vietnam!. The restaurant is tiny, but the food quality is phenomenal. The owners are from Vietnam, and they definitely do it right."

"Over in Fairlington-Bradlee, check out May Island, which has earned four stars out of 164 reviews on Yelp. You can find the sushi bar and Chinese spot at 1669 N."

"1669 N Quaker Ln, Alexandria, VA 22302Phone: 703-575-4455Visit Website. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by diane (@dianedevours)"

"This unique restaurant, located in the Dupont Circle area of D.C., offers many dishes with an eastern flavor, including veggie bento boxes, Indian vegetable curry, cilantro scrambled tofu, and Plum Ochazuke (Japanese rice and tea soup). You can also sample more than 45 different varieties of tea. Open daily for three meals."

"The chocolate salty oat cookie at Teaism is an iconic sweet found downtown, but did you know there’s also a gluten-free option?. The Hempheart is made with bittersweet chocolate chips, dried cherries, almond flour, and cinnamon. View this post on Instagram"

"Tea house and Asian Fusion Restaurant - Teaism is a locally owned restaurant with 3 locations in DC. We are passionate about serving top quality lo..."

"They do modern Chinese and Korean cuisine, and their noms are damn delicious. Both their locations (Capitol Hill and DuPont) are open, and they offer free delivery via caviar. Although there’s a lot of overlap with their menus, they offer a handful of different dishes at each place so definitely take a look."

"- food was super good and had lots a flavor.- fresh ingredients used, and didn't seem like the food sat out or anything.- they have the best wonton ..."

"Le Mirch is located in the Dupont Circle area of Washington, D.C. It is an Indian and European fusion restaurant with major influences from French cuisine. This interesting mix combines the intense flavors and spices from India with sophisticated cooking techniques from France. With an elegant and...Más"

"It’s a defintely the local’s favorite, and just a couple of years ago they moved into a larger space on King Street, just a block away from their former location. They have coffees from all over the world, as well as locally-made pastries, savories, and desserts!. We popped in for breakfast on our first morning in Old Town, and we both enjoyed one of their quiches!"

"The Best Coffee You’ll Ever Have" is their tagline, and throngs of Alexandria coffee lovers agree. Obviously not a restaurant, but very popular nonetheless. Coffee purveyors feel at home among hand roasted beans and custom blends and varietals."

"From oozing grilled cheeses to warm pockets of bao and gooey bread pudding, it’s impossible to leave this local marketplace in a serious food coma. If you’re in DC, make sure to head over to Union Market for the famous Korean inspired tacos or Red Apron’s stand for anything chorizo."

"Why settle for one single morning meal when you could spend a few hours assembling the ultimate culinary tour from breakfast through lunch at this"

"This historic hub for fresh seafood (both cooked and raw) is changing due to the construction at the neighboring Wharf development, but vendors such as Jessie Taylor Seafood, the Virgo Fish House, and Captain White’s Seafood City continue bringing the best of the sea to D.C. Find blue crabs, scallops, catch of the day deals, and terrific fried chicken at the various stalls."

"The Maine Avenue Fish Market on Washington DC's Southwest Waterfront is the oldest continually operating outdoor fish market in the United States."

"fish market on the Southwest Wharf offers a range of tasty food options. The hours for each vendor vary. View this post on Instagram"

"The gorgeous architecture of the Washington National Cathedral is reason enough to head way up Wisconsin Avenue. Daily self-guided tours showcase the cathedral’s history and intricate architectural details. But if you want to experience perhaps the best rooftop view in the city (located on a hill, the cathedral claims the highest point in DC), you’ll want to book the Tower Climb tour."

"Constructed between 1907 and 1990, this huge neo-Gothic cathedral blends the spiritual with the profane in its architecture. Most of its richly colored stained-glass windows celebrate religious themes, although... Landmark in Capitol Hill & South DC"

"The National Cathedral’s charter, written in 1893, declared that the church would be both an Episcopal see and “a House of Prayer for all people, forever free and open."