Han Palace

Let me just clock out real quick...We did the tasting menu option A, we sat, and we ate. Here's the thing, a party of 10 was there and so was a party of 22. Yes you read that right, Taylor Swift sized seating and they were not prepared for it. There's only like 3-4 waiters running up and down the stairs and truly bless their hearts for being able to handle all of the chaos. The food was good, it's just good. Is it mind blowing? No, they use plastic spoons, calm down. The shrimp and pineapple fried rice was my personal favorite, tasted like a traditional buttery Chinese tossed dish. Didn't opt for much of the dim sums since my friend doesn't eat pork but everything else was just good. Pro tip: it is not $35 or whatever it is advertised, gratuity is included and so is tax (obvs) an it comes out to around $50 per person, so don't be surprised. Also, order everything in that one go the first time they ask what you want, that's your chance to get everything you want because you'll never see your waiter again.

Han Palace was an overall great visit! The food was delicious and service was very kind and attentive. The downstairs area of the Georgetown location is very quaint but bright and cheerful. My friend and I tried the tasting menu. There were only a couple of items we didn't prefer (pork ribs in garlic sauce and the pork buns) but the various dumplings, Singapore noodles, and crab fried rice were superb! We also enjoyed the flavor of the beef and vegetable dumplings, and the scallion pancakes (not pictured). Our only wish was that there was at least one meat entree on Tasting Option A. I will absolutely return to try the entrees on the Tasting Option B. Bring an appetite!

I stopped here yesterday after work to pick up my takeout order. I work super close to this restaurant so was able to walk down there within 5 minutes. I was so excited to try this location since I enjoyed the food so much at the Barracks's Row location. I ordered General Tso's chicken and their seafood fried rice. When I walked in, I was a bit confused because of the layout of the restaurant. The door literally opened into a table almost and it was very tight inside. Maybe enough for 10 people to eat inside and that's it. There were three workers on the floor and not one of them greeted me. They looked at me as if I was lost which made me a bit uncomfortable. I told them I was there to pick up my food and thankfully it was ready. I grabbed my food and headed out and again, not one goodbye, or thank you, or come again. As someone who worked in customer service for a number of years, I always pay attention to these things when I visit an establishment. It will often determine if I go back again. Now for the food, it was just ok. It was not as tasty as the food from the Barrack's Row location. The General Tso chicken tasted more like batter than actual chicken, and the sauce didn't taste right. It wasn't sweet enough and the rice was very plain. There was barely any scallop in my bowl and for almost $20, I expected better tasing rice. Based on the food not being that good and the service being unfriendly, I would not return or recommend this location.

This is not your usual dim sum place. There aren't carts being pushed around where you point for the dishes you want. They take your order like a normal restaurant. We opted for the AYCE Option B and it was 100% worth it due to the 2 duck items. I highly recommend you get the Peking duck and salted duck. Tastes just like the ones in other cities' Chinatown, not gamey. It took us 30 minutes before anyone came to take our order, so be ready to order what you want when they come. Service for food is slow but everything came out sizzling hot so that's understandable. Wish the place was big enough for the carts to be pushed around where you can get the dishes readily.

Love the concept of unlimited dim sum! And they give you pretty small portions of each order, so you can really try a lot of items. There's better Chinese food in DC, but for the price, this was a great deal. The restaurant is small and pretty bare bones, but the service is quick. You're really here for the food (even though the food isn't outstanding either) The soup dumplings, pork bun, and cucumber salad were my favorite items!

Nicely decorated Chinese Restraunt in Georgetown ( going up Wisconsin towards Clover park). Excellent service, friendly and attentive staff, prompt service. 5 out of 5 for service. We didn't try dim sum menu and went for a la cart. Perhaps that was a mistake. The food we tried is 3.5 stars :Pekingese duck ( half duck order, $35) looks more like a quarter, not very skilfully cut ( the meat and especially the crispy skin were cut in very small pieces, almost chopped ), the think pancakes to wrap the duck are way too thick and break when you try to make a roll, also they are served in an open basket and are already cold ashen arrive to the table. I wouldn't order it again, taste is ok ( I had much better duck before), very messy to eat as it is impossible to assemble a roll, and not a good value for the price. We also tried crispy beef ( main course). Way too much sugar, and the beef pieces are literally swimming in very sweet sauce, killing the effect of crispy. Again, we had crispy beef before and have a better comparison basis. The highlight was sweet and sour soup (5 stars): good portion, great taste/ perfect balance of sweet and sour and hot spices . Since this restaurant is my neighbourhood, I would like to give it another try but with a larger group ( this time it was only 2 of us) and order dim sum menu to have a larger tasting base.

Service here was decent, and I'm happy that there wasn't a wait during my visit. The food is good. There is a decent variety to try items that you are familiar with and things that may be new to you. Seating on the main floor was kind of tight, but it was able to hold two small parties, some solo diners, and a few couples. The lemon drop was ok, should've been chilled more. I'm happy that I was able to switch my cocktails and not have to stick to just one type for the special. I'm happy I was in the area and noticed this place since it's been heavily reviewed. It met my expectations.

Tried Han Palace in Georgetown for the first time recently and it was a good experience!The portions you get are a good value for the all you can eat price, but the dim sum only menu isn't as big of a variety as other dim sum places. The seating inside is very tight, and can fill up quickly. So best to arrive early and during weekends, you will probably have to wait. The staff members are attentive despite having so much to keep track of - serving drinks and food and picking up after tables and seating new guests all at the same time. The place was buzzing! But the food was good. I think some of the dishes were made with sauces that were a little too sweet for my liking. They didn't taste how traditional dim sum should taste. I enjoyed the noodle dishes the most. Overall, it's a good place to try out!

Heard about this place on tiktok and decided to give it a try, so happy we did! I'll be dreaming of the Singapore noodles forever. I loved everything we tried and we tried nearly everything for the all you can eat option A. All of the wait staff were so nice and attentive, such a lovely experience. It's a small place and does fill up quick, luckily we went during the week on an off time so it wasn't terribly busy. Definitely will be going again next time I'm in DC!

It's a new Chinese food spot in the Georgetown area of D.C. I haven't been to many of these spots, so after another reviewer came here...I showed up!! Let's GO!!.Where I am: @hanpalace.chinagarden.Location Reviewed:1728 Wisconsin Ave., N.W. Washington D.C..Menu Includes:*See Website*www.hanpalacedc.com.Items Reviewed:Their Mango Boba Tea (with mango chunks $6). STAMP!! Not overly sweet, it was definitely tea, with FRESH cut mango at the bottom!!Their Shrimp Dumplings (3 dumplings with shrimp & veggies $6). LIKE THAT!! Thick with shrimp, steamed well, & tasty!!Their Vegetable Eggrolls (with carrots, cabbage, duck sauce, & mustard sauce $6). DELICIOUS. Good...that's it.Their Pineapple Shrimp Fried Rice (with egg, sprouts, and pineapple $20). STAMP!! The sweetness, & acidity of the pineapple blended well together!!Their General Tso's Chicken (with peppers, & a vegetable mix $18.95). LIKE THAT!! Breast meat, plentiful, & mildly spiced!!Their Han Style Filet Mignon (with rice, & broccoli $26.95). STAMP!! A sweet, smoky, juicy...different than any filet mignon I've had!!Their Purple Gold Yolk Bun (steamed purple yam buns with egg yolk inside $6.95). STAMP! That yolk...was SWEET, & creamy!! Soft bun, warm, tasty!!Their Oreo Milk Tea (whole milk with chocolate Oreo dust at the bottom $8). DELICIOUS!!.Online Navigation: Easy .Customer Service: On Point.Parking: ROUGH.Recommendations: The Filet Mignon, & Fried Rice are must tres!!.Music:YouTube-Backyard Band Grace Jones Pocket5 Stars=STAMP4 1/2 Stars=LIKE THAT4 Stars=DELICIOUS3 Stars=DECENT 2 Stars=PASS1 Star=NAH#Bigschlimsreviews