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Tony Cheng's Restaurant
Dim Sum Restaurant, Chinese Restaurant, and Seafood Restaurant$$$$
Chinatown, Washington
"Mongolian BBQ on the first floor"(2 Tips)
"Cashew chicken and General Tso's chicken are fantastic !!!!"(2 Tips)
"LOVE their steamed pork dumplings."(2 Tips)
"Great authentic Cantonese food in downtown."(2 Tips)
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Christopher PiazzaOctober 6, 2014Not only does this place serve the tastiest Chinese food I've had, but the meals are reasonable priced and the portions are huge! There's a reason this place wins "best of" awardsUpvoted Mar 8
Lisa MillerJune 10, 2011Really good stuff upstairs. So good! Service was good and the place was packed up there. I am so full I can barely move. The tilapia in the tank are disgusting looking.
Crystal BushMarch 2, 2016Lunch is $11.50, Mongolian wok which appears to b all u can eat is nt.....no one tells u. & if u hve more thn 1 plate trust tht whn u get the bill u will pay the $17.95.....Your fault for not asking.
Kristopher WeissApril 24, 2013General Tso's shrimp is amazing. Absolutely stunning in its goodness. I mean stellar, awesome, fantastic, heavenly. Very tasty, indeed.
Mongolian Grill is so good & reasonably priced. Nice touch: ramekin of ice cream & a fortune cookie after dinner.
- Kimberly WynnOctober 31, 2009LOVE their steamed pork dumplings. With the dwindling number of Chinese restaurants in DC's Chinatown, Tony Cheng's Seafood Restaurant is the best of the options. Read more
Jen CandelaJuly 10, 2011Get the Planter's Punch and don't miss the mixed (egg drop/wonton) soup! Best I've had- John GluthApril 24, 2013Don't waste your time upstairs, the Mongolian BBQ on the first floor is where it's at.
Becky LaneDecember 1, 2012Mediocre food, definitely overpriced for what you get. Poor service - did not offer a beverage other than water or the hot tea, and no one came by to check on us after our food came.
Renato SoguecoAugust 13, 2011Beware: they try to sneak in a service charge (was in Chinese). Read bill carefully.
DMSAugust 14, 2010This place sucks as$ staff is horrible the decor is out dated and its over priced. The fastest thing the waitress did was give and take our check.
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(202) 842-8669
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