China Boy 815 6th Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia 20001

"I recently dined here and the flavors were exquisite, and the textures perfectly balanced. The cozy ambiance added to the overall delightful dining experience. Highly recommend!"

"This unassuming place accepts only cash and is take out only! The selection is varied, authentic, and delicious! The trip to get the food was definitely well worth it! For three adults, we had: *two orders of the dried shrimp rice noodle crepes (a bit bland, but the sweet soy sauce was a fine complement), *two orders of the wonton with egg noodle soup (soup was probably made from the ox tail bones, not from powder or artificial flavoring) *one order of the beef chow fun (even though we asked for it with black beans, they must have forgotten it), still delicious! As long as you have cash, and a place to sit (no dining in!), this is the place for you!"

"This is the spot for on the go chinese appetizers and Chinese staples. I would give this place a 4.5 out of 5 if I could. You can get a variety of dim sum and a variety of noodle dishes here. I got the pork belly bao bun which was insanely good. The sauce is EVERYTHING. I wish it was stuffed with more meat but I would get it again. Price was decent! An order of the bao buns comes with 2 for 6.95. Everything is just around $10 or less. Service is fast and i have no complaints about that. This is not a sit down place. You go in and place your order at the door. Don’t feel discouraged ordering since the order window is right at the entryway. Order and you won’t regret it. ** CASH ONLY HERE ** ** CLOSED ON TUESDAYS **"

"Nice place for a quick breakfast. They open early so you can get congee, rice rolls and bao freshly made to order. Note: this restaurant is takeout only but you can call in or order online in advance for quick and easy pickup. Two orders of rice rolls (shrimp, fried dough) was approximately $11 including tax."

"I've heard good things about China Boy and happened to be in the area. I know their rice rolls are supposed to be well known, so I had fried pork dumplings, shrimp rice rolls, beef chow foon, and then threw in an order of shrimp dumplings. Pork dumplings, shrimp rice rolls, and chow fun were great. The pork dumplings were actually deep fried, but a good mix of chewy and crispy. The shrimp rice rolls were really tender and the flavor alone was good, but with the sauce it was perfect. The chow foon had a really nice wok hei to it, super smoky. The shrimp dumplings were the only letdown. They seemed to be like some inexpensive, frozen "shrimp" dumplings from the store. Overall I'd go back, but skip the shrimp dumplings."