Chop Stick Cafe - Winchester

My very popular Asian restaurant in this part of virginia. everything is made to order and all the sweet are fresh. there is a fair amount of delicious vegan options my favs are the steam plants dumpling and the various sushi reels. also a black sticky rice dessert with mango

Sweet atmosphere, good service, very good food. many vegan options with sweet or tofu. brown rice option in addition to white. a deliberate - they offer a degree of spice from 0 to 10 on all directed, and we found the 4 and 5 more of 6 and 7-, but this is all very subjective.

Sweet restaurant. friendly staff. they had a few tofu dishes on the special menu or they could replace each meat dish with tofu. I had the Tofu Friends.

Beautiful interieur. lack of parking next to resturant but there is a parking garage close to. good prices $30 total for 2 people plus appetizer. beautiful waiting staff at the point where they are ready to put the dish to make it vegan, including fish sauce. the tofu is really good, fried tofu reviewer is a must (if you can eat drowned).

Chopstick Cafe has a lot of potential. I've visited twice, but I probably wouldn't visit again. 1. The atmosphere is awful. The place is kind of dilapidated inside, the tables are all crooked, the chairs are uncomfortable, the seating arrangements are cramped. The servers, however, are very helpful and attentive. 2. The menu is clearly labeled (GF, spicy), and you can replace any meat in an entree with tofu just say so! They also give you a scale (I think 1-10) for the spiciness level you want, which is helpful, but I ordered a 4 for my curries, and that same 4 for drunken noodles was inedibly spicy. 3. The spring rolls are good, but not great. They're pretty oily. 4. The sushi is good, and they actually provide a good amount of wasabi (whereas most places don't provide nearly enough for my wasabi-loving hubby and me). We've had the cucumber, avocado, and veggie rolls, and they were all good. 5. The panang curry is good, but a little heavy on the coconut and light on the peanuts. Likewise, the green curry is decent, but heavy on the coconut and light on the curry. The drunken noodles were so spicy that I couldn't eat my meal. If the food were cheaper, I'd visit again, but they charge the same prices as much nicer restaurants in the area charge. The food and atmosphere are cheap takeout quality with sit-down prices.