Hung Hao - Germantown

This Chinese restaurant is one of the best places to dine! I have tried numerous dishes here and they have all been delicious and flavorful. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu. My personal favorites are the spicy garlic pork, Mongolian beef, szechuan chicken, and the excellent egg rolls. I highly recommend trying these dishes! The service is top-notch, whether dining in or opting for delivery. This is a great spot for dinner, with prices ranging from $50-100 per person. I give the food and service a perfect score of 5. I highly recommend trying the orange chicken, Chinese fried chicken, and sesame chicken. There is ample parking available with free parking in the lot.

This was my first and last time visiting this restaurant. First off, it was quite expensive. When I got home, I ordered the Hong Sue Shrimp. The container was full, but the vegetables were only about 2 inches at the bottom. The breaded shrimp looked big, but upon eating, I realized they were mostly breading with very little shrimp. The shrimp was tough and rubbery, not what I was expecting. The vegetables were decent, but the overall dish was disappointing. Thankfully, I also ordered some egg rolls. Unfortunately, they looked overcooked, with a crusty and bubbly outside. The taste was bland. The rice portion was small. I would rate this restaurant one star, but I would rate it lower if possible.

I tried the vegetable Szechuan noodles for the first time and they were delicious! The food was still hot when I got home. It was ready in 15 minutes and ordering on the app was simple.

I came from out of town with high hopes after reading good reviews, but unfortunately, I found the Chinese food to be just average. There was nothing particularly wrong with it, but it also didn't stand out in any way. The restaurant does not offer sit-down dining, so you have to wait in a small area until your order is ready. The fried dumplings had a decent amount of meat, but lacked flavor. I was disappointed to not taste any distinct flavors like ginger or garlic. The dumpling dough was thick and oily from frying. The dipping sauce was bland and lacked personality. Overall, the other dishes were similar in quality. If you're just looking to fill up, this place will do the job. However, if you're seeking authentic Cantonese or Szechuan flavors, I would recommend trying another restaurant. The prices range from $10-20 per person. Food quality: 3/5 Service: 3/5 Atmosphere: 1/5

Had plans to meet friends here for dinner. Saw the not so great reviews but figured we’d give it a try. Well, sadly they only do to go orders. We were going to try make the best of it and grab find and find somewhere to sit and eat. There was a couple ahead of is in line and the server just walked away as the woman was asking her a question. That’s when I said it was a sign that we should find somewhere else to eat.