YATAI

"This little street vendor offers asian fusion street food. It’s takeout only. One orders from a computer at the front and then you wait for pickup. We tried the sushi, the bao, and the dumplings. The sushi was a miss, it had been drowned in sauce and it tasted as if it had been there a while - Teeter and Safeway were better. The dumplings were good - but it’s 10+$ for 4 dumplings, so it can get rather expensive rather quickly if you are really hungry. The bao buns were outstanding. We did the bbq pork and the shrimp tempura. The bbq pork was pretty spicy - too much for the wife - but she gave me the pork and then ate the bao bun; it was just that good. Overall, fairly expensive but good finger food - nice atmosphere and plenty of places to eat this on the wharf that provide great views."

"Bought both the pork dumplings and chicken buns. The dishes were extremely small for their pricing (10 dollars for 5 mini dumplings and 12 for 2 buns that are smaller then my palm. Together). Not the taste nor the size is worth the price."

"Would give it no stars if I could. I ordered the pork dumplings, it tasted undercooked and had absolutely no flavor. Extremely disappointed especially when it’s 5 mini dumplings for $12 with taxes and fees."

"OMG what a surprise. We were cold and cycling during DC holiday night ride. Found this. The food was fabulous! Why did I only grab a little bite. Should have made a dinner out of it. The Chicken Steam Roll made my eyes roll back."

"Ordered the salmon rolls, but found them to have very little flavor. Ordered through the app, but the server handed them over 30 seconds later, since everything had already been prepared. Prompted, of course, to leave a tip on top of the $13 price, even though the server had a frown and clearly did not have any enthusiasm for his job. Still hungry over $17 later..."