Firewok

A real surprise. For some reason we had not noted this small restaurant in the Potomac Village and decided to try it. We entered at 7 PM on Saturday and there were few customers. We thought, "maybe we made a mistake to try this." But boy were we wrong. It turned out to be a gem. Waitress Jesse was pleasant, attentive, and had a great smile. The menu is varied and should meet all tastes . . . and includes sushi by an experienced Chinese sushi chef.Then the surprise - the food was excellent! Everything was fresh, well-prepared, plentiful, and nicely presented. In a word, delicious. Singapore rice noodle was perfect and NOT greasy. The jasmine green tea was among the best I can recall - a pleasant real and refreshing jasmine flavor (brewed from premium leaves). The garlic eggplant was not over-cooked and not greasy. The other choices (there were 3 of us) were equally good. OverallThe ambience was typical of a small Chinese restaurant in a small strip mall - nothing special, but the plates and chopsticks were a cut above what one would expect.We will definitely return and we're glad to find such a "find" nearby. Exceeded our expectations. Part owner, Jack, needs to learn how to smile . . . should take lessons from Jesse.

The food here was amazing! It is a little pricey but worth every penny if you ask me. Great service and lots of options. Shrimp w walnuts was amazing and my favorite. Also got shumai , shrimp tempura, and carmalized chicken, everything was so good and tender! Yum! This was great after hiking best asian fusion ive ever been to, deserves better reviews!

The food is good. Very solid dishes: chicken and broccoli (extra chicken), fried rice, lo mein, green beans, ginger chicken, are all good.The duck is great. Give it a chance and you will be very pleasantly surprised. The service is not bad. It's a takeout place. They might be a little short on the phone but they are accommodating and fast.

Tasty dishes, but unfriendly service. This is one of the few places that prepares sautéed shrimp the way I like it--with the tail off, lol! I would've rated this place higher if I hadn't been treated so curtly every single time I picked up my takeout. It has been quite noticeable, either when I'm picking up by myself or with friends (embarrassingly so, with them)--and now, I think twice before ordering here (they do not have a dine-in option at this time, so it is not a lot, I would imagine, to show kindness to customers just getting their food...in fact, it is downright deflating to be excited and happy picking up yummy dishes and then be greeted so sourly...) Others may have a different experience, but this is what I encountered, and I went out of my way to be pleasant and civil...then again, uneven treatment for no good reason at all is a fact of life....I'll probably only order here if I can't find an alternative on a busy night (and willing to deal with attitude...)

Food is great, surpassed our expectation... even better than those highly rated Chinese restaurants in Rockville.

We came back and things have looked up significantly. It's very charming inside, with nice ceiling decorations and very nice tableware. We started with a few sushi rolls and they were well made and tasty. The double cooked pork was mildly spicy--this is Potomac--and very enjoyable. The lemon chicken was also good--nicely fried chicken breast, with a mildly sweet lemon sauce. Service was friendly and efficient. Now worth a visit!

My kids loved it. They accidentally gave us chicken instead of beef and were very courteous and gracious about it. The customer service was much better than most small takeout restaurants. I would definitely go back.

Food here is a great combination of authentic asian foods and Americanized flavor with various vegetarian options too. Highly recommend the green curry ,Chow Foon and Boba tea :)

After passing by for years, we finally gave them a try. This is a very small restaurant but it looked clean and seemed quiet. We took the food out so I can't speak to customer service. The prices seemed to be in line with others we have tried. We liked that the food was not the least bit greasy and seemed to be good quality. However, the General Tso's didn't taste at all like I expected. If I didn't know it was General Tso's I would have thought I had a different dish but I'm not an expert and maybe other restaurants are getting it wrong. Positives: not overly sweet, big chunks of chicken in the fried rice, least greasy egg rolls and spring rolls we've had anywhere. Would we return? Probably.

ordered and paid a half duck only got 1/4. false advertising.Would give zero stars if possible