Banana Leaves - Feedback

We went to Banana Leaves because it had good reviews and my mom was in town staying at a hotel nearby. This is a hidden gem in the city- not terribly expensive,...

I have enjoyed carry out at this place for at least twelve years. I'll still love them but tonight was not their best show. Pad thai was very dry. I assumed pea...

Swung by here on a lunch break and would definitely do so again! Tucked into this old townhouse is an excellent restaurant. Note that those with mobility diffic...

I drive by Banana Leaves every day on my way to work, it was finally time to try it out! I ordered for take out the other night, and was pretty satisfied with m...

I liked the ambiance for a solo meal with a book. It's a small restaurant with a few tables and a counter. The crab rangoon was fine, but the unagidon I ordered...

Always a great place for some authentic Malaysian dishes mee goreng and laksa.

Loved this place!! I usually shy away from Asian places that have a little bit of everything (Thai, Chinese, sushi, etc), but this one was fantastic!! The Thai...

$16 for the saddest Singapore noodles in town. It was 98% noodles that were bland. Trying adding more than 2 small shrimps and 4 tiny bits of bland chicken. Not...

Stayed at the Washington Hilton and was looking for someplace nearby and quick. I stumbled on this great Asian restaurant that covers multiple cuisines from Tha...

I love that this is a pan South East Asian restaurant since there are already so many Thai only restaurants. The food is always tasty, fresh, and high quality....

This place is a hidden gem in Washington DC.

I am generally weary of restaurants that offer multiple types of cuisine on one menu In this case, I was correct.

This is my go to place for a quick lunch as it's across the street from my officeI usually get sushi and have tried their fried rice.