Rise Asian Fusion

The place is darker with a relaxing atmosphere. The simple decorations are elegant and pleasing to the eyes. Definitely a good place to relax or for a date.As for the food - this was by far one of tastiest Asian meals I had. Only one place in Washington DC compares to it. My husband had Kung Pao Chicken for lunch and I had the Eel Bento Box. No sushi before 4 pm. We'll come back and would recommend this place to anyone.

Great atmosphere. Wonderful service. Delicious food. We ordered spicy tuna, crab Rangoon, potstickers, spicy shrimp noodle and orange chicken. AMAZING

Really yummy fusion! Enjoyed everything we ordered Miso soup was especially yummy. Place is a bit hidden but worth taking a risk bc the food was great and reasonably priced

Exceptional Orange Chicken! Stopped in Rise for lunch today and had an excellent experience. Tried the $7.99 Orange Chicken lunch special which included soup or egg roll or crab rangoon and rice. I'm a lover of hot sour soup so I had to try that. The soup was lighter than what other restaurants serve, yet pungent and peppery enough for me to eat the free refill on the soup. Then the orange chicken plate came out. The chicken was cut thin so each piece had a nice crunch. The orange sauce was honestly the best I've ever had! After finishing my meal, Roy, my waiter and the owner's son went through the menu so I could plan what next to try. They brought out the dinner picture menu and we went over most dishes. The Honey Walnut Shrimps and the Lemon Butter Seared Scallops looked so amazing that I'm already hungry for what I'll have next time.

really enjoy all we have tried. cozy little dine in space. can bring your own alcohol (didn't have liquor license earlier in the year)

Prompt delivery. We had walnut shrimp, orange chicken. S&S chicken- all was hot & great taste. Reasonable prices. Will definitely order again.

The food and the service is superior, and the room is just extraordinary, and the waiters provide excellent service.

Horrible! Fried food in spent oil, bad rice used for sushi and stir fry. If you live in the middle of nowhere like this restaurant you may think it's good and that's sad. First and last time customer. Bad good and expensive.

I debated leaving a review for this place for quite a while, but then decided to leave one so someone could be saved from the experience I had. My boyfriend and I went in for dinner, and the restaurant was empty, although getting a handful of takeout orders. We both got bento boxes, and an additional spicy tuna roll to split. When I tell you that the food was bad - I mean literally the worst Asian food I've had in my life. The sushi rolls, although were stated "freshly made", were 100% from the Daniel's grocery store next door (we went there after to get real food to eat and noticed the rolls look exactly the same, the seaweed salad is probably from there too). The eggrolls were for sure factory made and frozen, then bought in bulk and re-fried. The meat was so chewy we ended up spitting it out. The miso was fine, so was the tea, but that's kinda hard to mess up. For the soy sauce dishes we were given metal decorative soap dishes that had metal flaking off into the food. The waiter brought out dinner for himself and tried to sit down with us and eat? We told him we'd like to sit alone, so he sat at the table next to us and listened in to our conversation the whole time and interjected? The fried rice was cold white rice that was clumped up with a little bit of soy sauce drizzled on top. It was so bizarre, we wanted good sushi as we eat it often, and I felt like I was being punk'd the whole time I was here. I could not recommend this place less. Also, I've looked at the reviews on yelp and one is clearly from the owner/family of - and his other reviews are just 1 star reviews of other Asian restaurants in the area? He seems to just post bad reviews for competition to get more customers, which I find completely immoral.

Great Orange Chicken and a wonderful egg roll. Orange Chicken had a lot of flavor and you could tell the egg roll was homemade.