Chaplin's Restaurant

Solid ramen spot with happy hour drinks and amazing food. Tried this spot out for Friday happy hour and was not disappointed. Had thr Spicy Teryaki bao buns and two different bowls of ramen. Everything was delicious. Can't beat $6 hour cocktails and $3 beers for happy hour. Ambiance at the bar was cool, although we would definitely come back to check out a regular table spot.

Overall my family and I had a great time customer service was excellent our waitress was very nice and attentive. The drinks were also great. The food was however was just okay to me the ramen wasn’t spectacular and my husband ordered the yakisoba noodles those were also ok. We did enjoy the chicken Karaage

Had a great Saturday brunch here. The place wasn't too packed. The food was delicious. We got Shumai and pan fried gyoza to start. My friend and I both got these frozen cocktails, that really hit the spot. I had the Mappo Tofu Ramen. I'm still thinking about it because it was so tasty. Server was very attentive and checked in regularly. Would definitely recommend.

"How beautiful it is to find someone who asks for nothing but your company." Found this quote today after feeling the sentiment. This weekend we stayed in DC for a convention. What can be said about dining out? No, eating at a restaurant is not solely about filling an empty stomach. Rather, going to a restaurant is about spending time with those you care for and making memories. Indeed, Chaplin's Restaurant is a great space to do just that. If you're a fan of Japanese cuisine with a flair, then I recommend a meal at Chaplin's. The flavor profiles are well balanced and they even have allergy conscious noodles- the rice noodles were also cooked to perfection. In terms of dishes, the majority of our group had the Chaplin's A.s.s. [Yes, that's what it's called]. The dish has great spices without overwhelming heat. The ramen dishes are also accompanied by a variety of toppings- the stamina egg is an egg-cellent option! Back tracking onto appetizers, Chaplin has great gyōza. Whether steamed or fried, you can enjoy a quick bite. As for fillings, we've tried the vegetarian and pork. In the first, the dough is stuffed with a seasoned mushroom mix. Who said that vegetarian dishes are blasé ? The opposite is quite true with Chaplin's recipes. We did enjoy the pork filling as well! Now, onto the drinks. My first pick was "A Day's Pleasure." If an old fashioned is your go-to, then I highly recommend this drink. There's a pleasant pineapple and orange notes that give a refreshing taste for such a strong brew. Among the drinks ordered was a The Vagabond. This blend of cucumber and ginger provides an excellent refreshment. Another refreshing drink is the frozen Tokyo Tea - a great companion for Chaplin's A.s.s. The matcha flavor is an ideal way to cool the palate after eating spice. The Tokyo Tea is creamy without an overbearing sweetness. In regards to the video, "The Cure" was quite the finale to this incredible night. The added aromatic of the rosemary smoke was a delight - pure genius! "The Cure" is another refreshing, but elegant choice. Among the drinks is "A Woman of Paris." The blend is similar to "A Day's Pleasure." Instead of rye, the drink has a rich bourbon. Although there were many who enjoyed "The Vagabond" and "Tokyo Tea," I loved "A Day's Pleasure." Ultimately, the experience couldnt be as memorable without the help of Angelina and Noah. Both provided a sense of celebration and fun from the the table to the bar. Thank you Angelina for putting up with our table and Noah for your expertise in mixology! Overall, if you're in the need of a chill dining experience, come Chaplin's Restaurant!

It’s Ramen time!! There are a rack (quite a few) restaurant options with ramen. So me & one of my fellow creators @danigirl_living (Follow Her DOPE reviews), found a ramen spot that you should hit!! Let’s GO!! . Where I am: @chaplinsresturantdc . Location Reviewed: 1501 9th St., N.W. Washington D.C. . Menu Includes: Maze (mixed noodles), Craft Ramen including Miso, Veggie Shio, Chicken Yakisoba, Fried Wonton, Edamame, Chicken Katsu, Pork Ribs, Fried Tofu, Cocktails, Beer, & MORE!! . Items Reviewed: Their Fried Wontons (with cream cheese, onions, crab salad, & sweet & spicy sauce $8). STAMP!! The BEST I’ve EVER HAD!! Crisp, cheesy, mildly spicy!! Their Tori Karage (Japanese fried chicken with sweet & sour sauce $12). LIKE THAT!! Crunchy, meaty, and upgraded sweet & sour chicken!! Their Chicken & shrimp shumai (napa, cabbage, onion, scallion, mushroom, bok choy, garlic, ginger $11). LIKE THAT!! A tasty savory minced meat combination!! Their Chicken Yakisoba (pan-fried ramen noodles with napa, cabbage, carrot, onion, bean sprouts, scallion, sesame oil, pickled ginger $16). DECENT. Plentiful, but I needed a tad bit more flavor. Their Chaplin Asian Spicy Sour Chicken Bowl (with chicken broth, Asian spicy sour, chicken chashu, scallions, lemongrass, coconut milk, Bok Choy, corn, red chili, & cilantro $17). STAMP!! Truly delightful, a spicy creamy broth, lean chicken, and perfectly balanced ingredients!! Their Chaplin (with Tori Paitan thickened broth, pork belly chashu, egg, scallions, bean sprouts, & black sesame paste $17). LIKE THAT!! Thick seasoned pork, a creamy peppery broth, tasty!! Their A.S.S.-Asian Sweet & Sour Maze (with chicken, lemongrass, coconut milk, cilantro, kimchi, wonton chip, & a boiled egg $17). STAMP!! Those sweet & sour sauces coupled with this creamy spicy broth, egg, & kimchi…WINNING!! Their Lemonade ($5.50). STAMP!! Refreshing, & palate cleansing!! . Customer Service: On Point . Online Navigation: Easy . Parking: Rough. . Recommendations: Their Asian Spicy Sour Maze, The Chaplin, Lemonade, & Wonton. Music: YouTube-BYB 4-13-97 Del Rio ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️=STAMP ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️➕=LIKE THAT ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️=DELICIOUS ⭐️⭐️⭐️=DECENT ⭐️⭐️=PASS ⭐️=NAH #Bigschlimsreviews