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LAOS: Thai Noy
Thai Noy is located in the Westover neighborhood of Arlington, Virginia. Although they advertise themselves as Thai, we talked to them and the are actually from Laos (Thai food is better for sales). Although there ...
SYRIA: Layalina Restaurant
To celebrate our friends birthday, we ended up at Layalina Restaurant in Arlington, V.A., which is a Lebanese and Syrian restaurant. The interior of Layalina is really beautiful, with many draping and warm fabrics and ...
BANGLADESH: Deshi Spice
Deshi Spice is located at the intersection of George Mason Dr. and Lee Highway in Arlington, V.A. The restaurant is deceptively large inside when you see it from the outside, and is surrounded by many ...
PERU: El Pollo Rico
It was 3:30 p.m., we hadn’t eaten all day, and we needed to stop by George Mason library to pick up a book. So, it made sense that we’d follow the delicious smell of food ...
CHINA: Mala Tang
It’s restaurant week and we took this opportunity to try Mala Tang in Arlington, VA (Ballston), which serves Sichuan Hot Pot. The restaurant is spacious and open, and our waitress was very nice and attentive. ...
PAKISTAN: Ravi Kabob House
We recently made it to Ravi Kabob House, the infamous and often crowded restaurant at the intersection of Glebe Road and Pershing Drive in Arlington, V.A. (by the way, there is Ravi Kabob I and ...
THAILAND: Rincome Thai Cuisine
We have been on a mission to find the best drunken noodles in D.C., and so far we’ve voted Rincome, a restaurant located in the bottom of a Days Inn on Columbia Pike in Arlington, ...