Beijing Station

The food here is pretty solid. They have lunch special for around 10 dollars. You get to pick a main meat/tofu with rice and unlimited soda. Its quite filling and decent flavours. There is a 13 dollar version where we can pick two meat/tofu dish (from over 8 options), but the quantity is the same as the 1 pick option. I liked the honey chicken lunch dish! The beef noodles were also quite decent.

Better off with a microwave meal from Trader Joe’s. The “sesame noodles” were literally overcooked spaghetti noodles tossed in some kind of clear sugary syrup?- bizarre. No sesame flavor whatsoever and the noodles were soggy. Really terrible, embarrassing for this to even be on the menu. The mapo tofu was a joke. Unseasoned tofu chunks in a very watery flat red broth, more like a bowl of soup than anything. With literal chunks of sausage—not the finely ground meat and multidimensional flavor this dish usually provides. This was at 7 PM on a Thursday. I would highly recommend passing this spot by and going to one of the many other delightful eateries nearby.

It’s a pity that they don’t serve Chinese crepes anymore. New item on the menu, chicken cold noodles, is spicy and I like it. Noodle with bean paste is okay, the sauce is good but the noodles are too soft.

Very convenient and MUCH better than a typical “quick serve Chinese” restaurant! They have a pan-Asian menu of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Viet inspired items. Really interesting specials occasionally come on the menu!

If you r craving Chinese food, definitely the best place in town. We drove a long way headed to Shennandoah. Very authentic lamb noodle and pancake, healing the long drive tiredsome. Busy during lunch time.