TNR Cafe

Patrick Min

This Chinese restaurant is situated in Arlington and offers a wide variety of dishes to choose from. Although some of their dishes have solid flavors and contain traces of MSG, they still taste good overall. The service is always excellent, and the restaurant is decorated with numerous paintings and Chinese objects that create a unique dining experience. Overall, we had a happy and satisfying experience with the restaurant.

Michelle H

Neighborhood Gem! Absolutely delicious Chinese food with delicious cocktails! I especially liked their more authentic dishes such as Sea Bass (as close to my mom’s cooking as it gets) and even the eggplant tasted just like home! Panfried noodle is also a must try - it’s so hard to find places that serve this!! The decor is lovely and the service was wonderful! You can tell the owners are really nice people people :)

Madi O'Connor

Spot by and try TNR's dumplings! They were sooooo delicious and steamed to perfection. We also tried the fried rice, which was also great. They have boba (which i didn't get a chance to try but will go back and try it) and the staff was nice. Overall, a great place to eat!

Carlos Armendia

Even though I wrote in all of the instructions, and you can see the order receipt also says: NO ONION, I got onion, and a lot. On the sweet and sour pork and on the fried rice (pictures attached) I don't have a problem with onion, but my wife does, that's why I did the request and it was blatantly ignored. The flavor was good (for me), but not a good experience for my wife. If there are dishes that you can't take the onion out, let me know in advance and I can order something else, but don't promise something that you are not going to fulfill. Edit: We messaged TNR café on Instagram and they offered a $50 gift card. We then decided to actually go to the restaurant and dine-in. Amazing experience! The place is beautiful and the food delicious (this time, no onion to be seen!). We got the General Tso Chicken again, Soup dumplings and some curry-based noodles. We also ordered some beers and wine (happy hour). Service was efficient and servers kind. If I would have to criticize something, the house white wine offered in the happy hour was not good, but again, it is a happy hour wine. No complaints whatsoever and will definitely come back.

Chu Yuki

Monday night !Went out for a brief dinner before heading home and really enjoyed it! the music-quite well loud ambiance- fresh, hot tasty food. The fried rice is the best of any Asian restaurant. Tonight I’m trying black pepper beef. Perfect seasoning