SixOfNine
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Re: Authentic Chinese/Japanese Restaurants
said by bbrlogue  :My Chinese colleagues at work like Fortune, so it must be authentic to them. Ah, forgot to mention Fortune, good call. Dim Sum is a strong point at Fortune, and you do see a lot of Asians there on weekends for their traditional dim sum brunch.
The one I used to go to was near my condo in Seven Corners on Route 7, but it looks like they moved. They're still in the Seven Corners area but on Route 50 - 6249 Arlington Blvd.
There's also one in Reston in the North Point shopping center right off of Reston Parkway north of Baron Cameron.
Brian
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bbrlogue
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Thai Old Town is definitely not Chinese, but it's a good Thai restaurant. Speaking of Thai, my favorite is Thai Square in Columbia Pike (near Matuba Japanese and Rincome Thai).
Cafe Asia is anything but authentic, judging from their Southeast Asian entrees. It's always crowded so one would thing the food is great, but that's where it ends.
My Chinese colleagues at work like Fortune, so it must be authentic to them.
I second the above on Matuba. It's a good Japanese restaurant with a great price. |
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