Explore Restaurants Chinatown in Washington DC
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Colorful ramen & fried chicken joint. A Pop Art–decorated storefront for chicken- or vegetable-based ramen & Japanese-style fried chicken.
Trendy stop for cocktails and dim sum. Industrial-chic joint serving dumplings, shumai, and other Chinese finger foods, plus cocktails and wine.
Hip joint for Japanese noodle soups. Japanese noodle soups ladled out in casual, funky digs with yellow and blue walls and rustic tables.
Upscale sports bar with many draft beers. High-end sports-bar chain with a huge menu of New American fare & an extensive list of draft beers.
Housemade vodka, amaro, and American fare. Distillery and eatery with wide-ranging international menu and drinks mixed with housemade spirits.
Sushi house with popular happy hour. 2-level spot with deck turning out hibachi dishes & creatively named rolls, plus handmade cocktails.
Lively spot for creative Peruvian fare. José Andrés' festive eatery showcases Peruvian fare with Asian & Spanish accents & pisco cocktails.
Noodle soups and Asian fare in casual digs. A low-key choice for Chinese-style ramen made with fresh noodles, plus dumplings and Asian entrees.
Choice for Cuban fare, drinks & dancing. Cuban cuisine & a vast rum bar accented by Caribbean decor & late-night salsa dancing.
Bright, casual Chinese restaurant. Chinese restaurant serving a lengthy menu of traditional dishes plus beer & wine in a casual space.
Standard Chinese-American cooking. Familiar fare from spring rolls to kung pao chicken presented amid traditional Chinatown decor.