Find out what Asian restaurants to try in Occoquan. Occoquan (/ˈɒkəkwɒn/) is a town in Prince William County, Virginia. The population was 759 at the 2000 United States Census, but as of the census of 2010, there were 934 people residing in the town of Occoquan. The town is a suburb of Washington, D.C. and is adjacent to Woodbridge. The current mayor is Liz Quist.
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4 based on 38 reviews
WOW! What a treat. My Vietnamese friend as well as my son's Korean friend both recommended this restaurant as they said the food was delicious! The
Excellent meat with noodles and veggies and salad, so lots leftovers to take home. Only problem was that I tried to cancel 1 item soon after ordering, but they said they already cooked it. Not believable because waited 25 minutes to bring it out!
4 based on 23 reviews
We did an errand at Potomac Mills Mall and checked Tripadvisor for a local spot that was not in the mall. The Bento Cafe is in a small strip mall close by.You order your meal at the counter and it is served to you by the Bento Mom. Having visited Japan last summer, she and I had a great conversation. She helped to refine my chopstick technique, gave me fun advice so I don't"shake away my happiness" when I dip my Maki in soy sauce, and gave me good guidance on chewing more.
4 based on 90 reviews
First this is a very nice little bistro. The staff was very nice but English is a second language so be nice. The menus were sticky dirty. The tasty dumplings portions were barely adequate. The savoy beef satay portions was skimpy. The chicken fried rice was good. My wife likes the tofu and to yum soup.
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3 based on 18 reviews
Valentine's day night, seating without a wait, excellent dinner. Enormous seaweed salad with a nice side of spicy sauce. The spicy tuna and salmon rolls had large pieces of tuna and salmon in and on them. The sashimi was fresh, large pieces. It's good to see that this place has gotten it back together again, management changes in the past were not in its favor but it's returned to being one of, if not the best sushi places in Woodbridge. The prices have gone up significantly in the past few years, but if you want the best, it's worth it.
4 based on 19 reviews
I am far from an expert on Vietnamese food but this place is our go to place when we are in the mood for Pho. My wife and her kids are from Vietnam and they all like the food. Prices are cheap for the portion you get. Service is very fast and could be a good lunch spot or you are in a hurry. We go here about once a month.
4 based on 52 reviews
Tokyo One is a Japanese Hibachi restaurant located in an unassuming strip mall in Lorton, VA. However, once you walk in it is as nice as any Benehana's I've seen and just as good for half the price. They just updated their menus and offer many types of sushi and other Japanese staples besides the hibachi. We go here once a month and it is consistently good food with great service for an affordable price.
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4 based on 31 reviews
My husband went to pick-up Pho carry-out one day and saw the menu and thought everything looked good so, we decided to visit again. We were glad we did. The service here is very friendly and the food quite good. They do a brisk carry-out business here. We really enjoyed the crispy egg rolls and the "Treasure Boat" was a treat. Our nice server showed us how to use the rice-paper wraps! We will drop in again in the future.
4 based on 16 reviews
The Corner Q is a full service restaurant serving Filipino-Latin-American cuisine.
I recall having some amazing home-cooked Filipino food a few years back w/some friends. I was impressed with the flavor combinations and variety of options. This restaurant is the closest I have found to that same style of home cooking and all at a fair price.The menu appears to have a mix of Latino, Filipino, and Puerto Rican dishes. The number of different options, most of which I had never heard of before, all sounded appetizing and made deciding my order difficult. The waitstaff was, thankfully, very helpful and provided a good rundown of the different options and what would be good for a first time customer.I started with a nice appetizer, moved on to the main dish, and then concluded with a nice dessert. The entire meal was very reasonable, considering how much I ordered and the portion sizes were just enough to be filling, but not so large as to be stuffed. Considering the price per dish, I'd say it was a well-managed menu.Overall, if you're looking for a good meal with a little kick, you have come to the right place. The food I ordered had a little kick to it, but nothing that would send you running for water. I seldom have the opportunity to say this, but my compliments to the chef of this establishment.
4 based on 19 reviews
First time we went at this place . Located in small Latino shopping , but it is kind of big. Food was horrible. We ordered chicken broccoli and beef broccoli . Both look the same and because of too much sauce , it taste the same . The sauce was too dark, too thick and no taste . The color of the broccoli turned dark . I order tea. Tea cup was dirty had lipstick mark . Tea was cold . We complained about the food, the just brought the check . I recommend every one to stay away this place . I took pic of our food so you can see it ..
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3 based on 11 reviews
Food is always good and it is priced reasonably.. However, this place is under new management and the new folks are not as efficient as the previous managers. At our last visit, even tho the place was almost empty, individual entrees for our party of 3 was served in 10 minute increments.
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