Sisters Tysons & Flore Cafe

We stopped by "Sisters Tysons and Flore Café" before a show at Capital One Hall, and it was such a great choice. From the start, service was quick and attentive—our glass of water arrived promptly in a beautiful glass, setting a nice tone. The Espresso Martini was absolutely *en pointe*. We ordered the Silken Broth & Homemade Dumpling Soup (and forgot to take a pic before diving in!)—it was packed with flavorful wontons in a rich, comforting broth. The Pad See Ew with chicken was very good, though it could’ve used just a touch more of that savory, saucy depth to make it perfect. Both the Chicken Fried Rice and Sisters Fried Rice were big hits at our table. The vibe was fun, the staff looked great in their Sisters apparel, and overall it made for a smooth, enjoyable pre-show dinner. We’ll definitely be back!

We recently tried Sister Thai Restaurant and really enjoyed the food. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared. The dishes had authentic taste and were served hot and nicely presented. The service was friendly and attentive, and the overall atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Definitely a great spot for anyone who loves Thai food. We’ll be coming back again!

This Sisters Thai location is truly outstanding. better than the other ones I’ve visited! The atmosphere is warm and inviting, the service is consistently friendly, and the food is always fresh and flavorful. Everything comes out beautifully presented, and the staff makes you feel genuinely welcomed. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re looking for great Thai food and an even better dining experience!

Our favorite part was their drinks. The signature drink (lychee with eggnog) was the best for me. The Thai food was okay—good, but not super amazing. We had the pottery shrimp and the fried fish dish. The dessert was good; I especially loved the matcha toast. Overall, the experience was enjoyable, though the prices were a little too high. The service was great. We parked at Wegmans and walked to the restaurant.

Had dinner at the new Sisters Thai located inside the Capital One Tower in Tysons, and honestly, the whole experience was excellent from start to finish. I’ve visited a few of their other locations before (like Mosaic and Fairfax), and this one definitely keeps up the same great quality and charm — maybe even a step above. I got there a bit early and decided to wait for my cousins at the bar. The bartender was friendly and quick, and I went with their Pandan Old Fashioned (Suntory Toki infused with pandan, Amaro Nonino, Giffard Crème de Cacao, and bitters) — easily one of the best twists I’ve had on a classic. Smooth, aromatic, and perfectly balanced. Once everyone arrived, we were seated and got right into it — we started with Sisters Dumplings, Crab Rangoon, and Hoi-Jor (fried minced pork and crab wrapped in a bean curd sheet). All three were delicious, but the Hoi-Jor was a standout — crispy, flavorful, and something you don’t see on every Thai menu. For mains, we ordered Drunken Noodles, Ka Prow, Thai Fried Rice, and a Crispy Whole Flounder with Chili & Basil Sauce that was simply beautiful — flaky, perfectly fried, and bursting with flavor. The portions were generous, and every dish came out hot and well-presented. To wrap things up, we had to try their Mango Sticky Rice, which was the perfect ending — sweet, fragrant, and refreshing. I also tried another drink, the Smooth Landing (Four Roses Bourbon, Thai chili-infused Aperol, lemon, Amaro Nonino, and simple syrup), plus a Joy Boy Hazy IPA — both excellent choices to go along with the meal. Our server was great — friendly, attentive, and always checking in without being intrusive. You could tell the staff were on top of things even with how busy the place was. The restaurant has a fun, cozy vibe — stylish but still relaxed — perfect for a night out with friends or family. Overall, Sisters Thai at Tysons nailed it. The food, drinks, service, and atmosphere were all spot on. We left full, happy, and already talking about coming back. Definitely recommend it if you’re in the Tysons area and craving some great Thai food done right.

The place has a fantastic atmosphere and comfy seating, with different areas to suit everyone’s mood. It’s a great spot for hanging out with friends and family. The service is top-notch! They even have high chair seating for those who need it. The food is okay, but it doesn’t really stand out. I’d definitely recommend coming for the vibe and the friendly service. Plus, parking is super easy—just a quick 5-minute walk to an open lot, and it’s free for the first two hours!

The moment I walked in, I was struck by the beautiful decor, a perfect mix of modern elegance and Thai-inspired charm. The food was delicious, we tried the hoi-jor, curry puff, green curry shrimp and drunken noodles. All were flavorful, fresh, and perfectly spiced. The drink selection was overwhelming (in a good way!) but delicious. I tried a couple and just had to finish with my go-to traditional Thai tea. Be sure to save room for dessert too, they offer some great options to round out the meal. The service was excellent-friendly and attentive, with great recommendations.

Sister Tysons & Flore Café is such a gem! The food was absolutely delicious, and the service was fantastic. I had the crab fried rice and sorbet, and both were spot-on. The portions were just right—satisfying without being overwhelming. Definitely a place I’d come back to!

Came here for the Amalfi Coast themed afternoon tea! Reservations are recommended and gratuity is included when pre-booking. The pastries and savory bites were plentiful -- honestly more than I expected. The service was also wonderful: warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. They had a great selection of teas to try. Flore Café adds its own Thai twist to traditional afternoon tea, which is unique and creative. Overall, a lovely spot with great service and delicious bites -- just keep in mind that the afternoon tea here leans more modern and Thai-inspired than classic English. I'd definitely come back to try more from their menu!

Great decor, great tea and great food. I had the High Tea experience that comes with tea, small bites, desserts and such. They bring it out on a cute tray or tower depending on the table. Great service and experience overall. I'd recommend as a fun experience. The only downside was the physical table itself can be small. My wife and I sat at a table for 2, and with the tea, dessert/pastry tray, water, etc. The table was super crowded.

The food & drinks were FANTASTIC and one of the best that I've had in the Tysons area. The interior is very beautiful with a wall of books, paintings, and flowers. The presentation was well-done and the service was quick for walk-in guests. A great variety of dishes!

I have gone here twice. The space is gorgeous and elegant, it is hard not to live. I love how clean it is including the washrooms. Once for my moms birthday and the other with my friends. The service was lovely and the attendants were super attentive. My mom's birthday was in September and for both visits I went for high tea. I enjoyed the tea it was wonderful . I preferred the September menu over the November menu. But both were decadent and delicious!

If you're in the mood for Thai food, this is an okay option but I've had better. The space is very aesthetically pleasing though so if you're looking for a pretty environment, they definitely deliver. My pad Thai wasn't anything noteworthy. I've been to the Alexandria location before so I knew not to have high expectations on the food already. I do want to come back and try their afternoon tea service though.

So this place is actually two separate restaurants it seems- Flore Cafe and Sisters Thai. I've been to both the Mosaic and Fairfax locations, and this one seems bigger and obviously newer, but the back dining room retains the charm of the original locations. Service is always very friendly and relatively fast. This time our server also noticed that my daughter had some presents with her, and covertly asked if it was her birthday which it was. They bought out a complimentary dessert at the end that my daughter loved, it was an awesome surprise and nicely done by the staff. The food is very good overall- my kids love the pad thai and I usually go for the drunken noodle which has a great kick without being overwhelming. Its a great place to eat on the C1 campus and glad they opened this location.

I've been to multiple Sisters locations so I do love the ambiance - flowers, books, gorgeous decor. Vegan Mushroom Potstickers is my favorite appetizer to get here. They're fried at the perfect amount and still kept all of the flavors of the mushroom inside. However, the entree dishes were just mediocre to me. You can get the same dishes at your local mom's & pops Thai restaurant for 1/2 the price. What you're paying for are the ambiance and location. Service was ok but nothing stood out to me.

The interior decor of any sisters location is fun. This one has a library room that felt bright and light. Service was hard to come by for some reason. Tofu and fried rice was good but the table agreed the duck and other meats were too salty. Not too many vegetarian options. Not a fan of the 2-hour free parking situation as it feels a bit rushed with a big brunch group. It felt like everyone was dressed in sundress brunch attire, which was fun.

I've been here twice - once for lunch and once for dinner - and both times were amazing! The inside of the restaurant is very elegant with plenty of natural light, tasteful decor, and beautiful chandeliers in the main dining room. Both times I've been here I've ordered chicken drunken noodles (medium spicy) because it's my go-to Thai dish. The noodles have been fresh both times (layers can be separated though may stick together when the dish gets cold) and served piping hot both times. The menu seems to be the same for lunch and dinner, so it seems the portion remains the same regardless the time of day you go. For lunch today, however, I had the chance to try their other menu items as well - all of which were delicious! We ordered som tum tod to start, and for our entrees, we had the red curry (comes with coconut milk), branzino filet, and crab meat fried rice. The som tum tod normally comes with fried papaya, so the server asked if I would prefer fresh papaya instead, and so I did. We also decided to add shrimp, which is a $10 upcharge - a pretty reasonable amount for 5 decently sized grilled shrimp served on top of the salad. The sauce that came with the papaya salad was perfect; it wasn't too salty (as it sometimes is at other Thai restaurants) and did not overpower the taste of the papaya. We really enjoyed the crispy branzino filet (served with a side of the chili basil sauce) that we ordered in place of the crispy whole flounder since the restaurant was out of the flounder today. The branzino is served with roasted baby potatoes, thin asparagus spears, and roasted sweet mini peppers on the side as well. The branzino tasted fresh and perfectly crispy, and having the sauce on the side meant you could decide whether how saucy you were feeling! Both the crab meat fried rice (comes with lump crab meat and scrambled egg on top) and the red curry were also very good, although on the saltier side for my taste. Luckily, we had 2 sides of rice that came with our dishes to help with the saltiness. Though saltier than expected, we still enjoyed both of these, although I would ask for them to be made with less salt/soy sauce, if possible, next time. Finally, despite being so full already, we decided to share an order of the waffle with mango and sticky rice, which was phenomenal! The waffle was cut into 4 pieces, topped with chopped mango (which was sweet and tart, so not the ataulfo kind this time), served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, a scoop of mango sorbet, and a small portion of pandan-flavored (makes for the green coloring) sticky rice topped with coconut cream and crispy mung beans. This is a large dessert for one, even two people, but it's perfect for three pretty full people! It was the perfect way to end our delicious lunch with something sweet and refreshing! Overall, I think this is my favorite location for this Thai chain restaurant since it's not overcrowded inside as their other locations sometimes are (though for good reason!), and having 2-hour free garage parking (shared with Wegmans and other retailers nearby) definitely is a plus!

Connected with some colleagues here for lunch. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and the staff was really nice. They were very efficient with getting us seated and getting our orders. Our food came out quickly. I had the Red Curry with Shrimp which was very good and would definitely recommend. Overall our experience was great and would definitely come back.

My friend and I dined at the cafe on a Monday, soon after they opened. I was pleasantly pleased. While I was told I couldn't just get a plane waffle, I got the mango one with sticky rice, ect. ect... This also came with two scoops of ice cream and whipped cream. Ya'll it was a lot, but it was good. I'm such a waffle "connoisseur" and the waffle was perfect! One of the best I've had in the DMV. A smidge flaky AND crispy, and soft on the inside, and delicious tasting. Everything else on the plate wasn't too bad, but really, i feel all the extras could be condensed. I did see another customer receive just a waffle, so I really hope if i return at some point, that I can order just that (knowing it would be the same price). I just don't need all that extra stuff on the plate. My friend had a croissant with Nutella, and you could hear the flakiness of it as she cut into it. She loved it. The service was kind. It's a beautiful space with nice French and Italian-sounding music that fits the ambiance. I'm interested in trying lunch/dinner there. But I'll definitely be back for breakfast sometime.

What a beautiful spot. came here to enjoy a Aun-Chun Latte and was met with amazement of the ambiance. Very cute place. Then i went to the bar area and ordered the Purple Potato Painkiller and that was amazing. Bartender was very nice and personable. Great place to grab a drink, have high tea, or a date spot

Beautiful space and cute little high tea snacks, but that's about it. They charged $70 for tiny bites of food, even the scones were bite size, and automatic 20% gratuity included. Also charged me a $18 for a minions in a skinniest flute glass I've ever seen. The FOH was also a bit stand offish and rude. There was a miscommunication about my high tea booking. I called 3+ weeks ago to specifically book the high tea, and they put me as a regular dining. For lunch downstairs. I had to ask them we wanted the White Lotus High Tea reservation and that's why we came. The hindsight is 20/20 because it ended up being over priced and we left very hungry and disappointed. They didn't give us anything that took more than two bites. It was a very frugal high tea experience and we've been to many in the area and abroad. lame. Also the whole White Lotus was theme was just a bunch of lotus moldings they used to shape the tea snacks.

I went here with one of my friends for dinner and it was actually pretty good! We've been to the location in Mosaic, but this spot in Tysons is a bit fancier! The decorations are beautiful and I love how one room was very renaissance with large bookshelves and marble while the other room had purple flowers and lights. It was just really pretty! Our service was very quick and attentive. I will say they did begin rushing us after 9:00 (I think they close at 9?) which is valid, but also made us feel like we couldn't stay longer. I get it-- I used to be a server for five years. But at the same time, it was very abrupt and I wish they didn't keep coming back every second to make sure we were done. We will leave and make sure you get out not too late, but don't sacrifice service. The food was good. I don't think it was anything special, but it was good nonetheless! I really liked the chicken satay with the peanut sauce and thought the Massaman curry was so flavorful! The pad Thai was good but I don't love the large pieces of scrambled egg and wish they were smaller and spread throughout (I think that's more traditional?). Again, it was good but nothing to write home about!

I've come here multiple times now (back to back) hahahaha. I really enjoyed the brunch items. However, the lunch items kinda seems meh. Now- if you're coming for the aesthetics solely, I'll give a 11/10! The vibes are top notch. The mango yogurt smoothie 10/10 The plain crepe 8/10 The Benny with fried chicken 8/10 The Kaprow Duck 3/10 The sausage and egg crepe with a side salad 5/10 1 cup premium hot coco 7/10 They have the soft crepes not the crispy one, which I like. The duck was SUPER FATTY and lackluster. The benny is the way to go, and I'm typically not a poached egg or a Benedict girly. The service was only alright the first time. The waitress didn't understand anything we were asking which made it super hard to modify the order. The second day was much better with someone else. Also, the food came out at weird times. The brunch food came out within 15-20 mins and the lunch items were coming out faster. So if your group orders different items it may not all come out at once. This is a group friendly spot. There's tons of seating including private seating upstairs. I prefer the upstairs, the main dining room, and the other downstairs room. The cafe isn't as aesthetic for pictures. The prices are honestly way too pricey for what they offer. Especially if you're going for lunch or dinner.

I can see why the restaurant at this location only gets 3 stars, I've been here twice and both experiences have been subpar. The quality doesn't measure up to the steep prices ($22 for Pad Se Ew and $24 for Penang Curry)! There's a 20% mark-up compared to the location in Mosaic District, Merrifield Fairfax. The food is the same quality with better cocktails and more upscale ambiance. It's really a wonder why the restaurant is so bustling with no open tables (I sat at the bar for lunch!). It's also shocking to have a long wait for food at 2:30pm after the lunch rush is over. The Pad Se Ew with fried tofu was on point. The food was fresh and pipping hot! The noodles were cooked al dente and smothered in sweet soy sauce. The fried tofu was a bit stiff and hollow. I wish the fried tofu was a bit more tender, While the dish was good, I couldn't justify the hefty $22 price tag. The Pad See Ew was just as good as another location spot for only $15. The Panang Curry was flavorful with a mild spicy kick, but the fried tofu was very stiff and brittle and ended up leaving behind some chunky pieces on my plate and definitely not worth paying $24. It took over 25 minutes to receive my food after the lunch rush hour at 2:30pm and was on my 2nd cocktail. The manager did comp at 30% discount, so I paid $15 for the dish, which should be the price point. The Lychee Rose cocktail was quite tasty and enjoyed it over the Lavender Lychee cocktail. Both cocktails looked like a work of art with mini flowers and a foamy cloud (made of egg white) over a hue of purple for the lavender and pink for the rose. The Chaitini cocktail had an interesting flavor with a twist on the classic Chai latte and not too sweet. The $25 Clarified Sticky Mango Rice cocktail piqued my interest, the cocktail is a labor of love! Glad I tried it! I spoke to Art, whose a bartender and also manages the cocktail program. He infused rice with Mezcal to give it a clarified Sticky rice flavor. In a separate mixture, he infused Rum, mango, and pineapple for 3 days and then added milk overnight to give a creamy texture. He filters it out, so there's a fresh small daily batch. He mixes the clarified Sticky rice with the Mango mixture for the cocktail. It was pretty interesting to see the mixture. While it didn't quite taste like mango sticky rice, I enjoyed the complex and depth of flavors. The Mezcal gave a burnt crispy taste to the rice along with the Mango. The Pandan Old Fashioned was fun to try! I enjoyed using the Pandan leaf as a stirrer and mixing the brown sugar and honey into the cocktail to add more sweetness. Art, bartender and also manages the cocktail program. is creative and super nice. He walked me through the cocktail making process and the different type of alcohol used for each cocktail. I highly recommend sitting at the bar and asking him about the drinks. Overall both times - I paid $80 for 1 dish and 2 cocktails, which felt overpriced and underwhelming. I wish the prices were lower here at Tysons, so I could be a regular. The Mosaic District location offers a much better value.

Great decor. The dumplings were a litter over cooked but the curry had the same flavors as the Sisters Thai location at mosaic. The drinks could require a little work- looks very pretty but getting a good mixologist may help. Over all great experience!

Another more upscale addition to the Sisters Thai chain. More upscale location warrants higher prices and with higher prices, one would expect better service. Sadly, I thought service was worse here than at their other locations. Servers ignored empty glasses and empty tea cups and seem more occupied with socializing. Food is generally good at Sisters Thai but we like food at other locations better and especially as it's cheaper than here. Ordered their Thai lamb chops which had good seasoning but sadly overcooked. Panang Curry was okay but nothing special. Sisters Thai are known for great desserts and they had nice selection here. Save your money and go to their other locations especially as service is better there.

Sisters Thai has been on my list of places to check out ever since they opened up in Capital One Center. I loved the interior decorations they have. Super high ceilings with ornate flooring. The food was tasty as well, but in my opinion it was a little too pricy. I opted for a basic pad see ew with beef, but would have loved to try their other options.

Cute restaurant! It's like French meets American meets Asian. I went for brunch with friends and we ordered crepes, burgers, and noodles. Very delicious and highly recommend

4.5 - glamorous restaurant with tasty food! We had a wonderful time here. Food and drinks were beautifully presented and delicious, and the atmosphere was excellent. The interior design was cozy, cute and elegant. We sat in the main dining room, but were able to order from the Floré cafe, too, which offers a separate brunch menu. I got the strawberry, banana, and nutella crepe from the dessert menu, which was so pretty and yummy! We also got the sisters fried rice, beef drunken noodles, spicy eggplant with tofu, chicken satay, curry puffs, and moo grob basil. All were really good, except for the moo grob basil, which was overcooked, dry, and hard to chew. It was disappointing, because the moo grob basil at their mosaic location is fantastic. Highly recommend their curry puffs - they're so addictive! The only other critique is that their service could've been more refined. Our server wasn't mean, but she could've been friendlier, considering the higher price point of the food and sophisticated ambiance. On the other hand, the food came out quickly and the staff were attentive. I thought the entire restaurant was executed very nicely, and I can't wait to come back! Sure, the prices are a bit steep, but you're paying for the entire package: a fun ambiance with beautiful, tasty food. I think it's worth it! Sisters Tysons instantly became one of our favorites.

This place was absolutely amazing! The interior is beautiful with a cute French cafe vibe and lots of flowers. The Thai food was really good. We got the fried chive dumplings which were unique and deliciously crispy. The fresh spring rolls were light and good. I got the chicken drunken noodles on medium spicy, but it was the perfect amount of spice. If you can't handle spice though, I would opt for no spice because even the medium spice level had a kick to it. The cafe is also connected to it. I had to try their sweet potato latte which is delicious! It's nice and creamy and has a strong sweet potato flavor. It's also a beautiful shade of purple, perfect for a photo op moment.

I went for the soft opening and since then, they've improved greatly; however, could be better (especially in comparison to the other ones in Fairfax). The food is tasty, but very inconsistent - we liked the pad Thai one time; but the next time, it was a different noodle and not as good. The service was terribly slow. They also didn't give us the option of choosing our water and when the check came out we had a $24 charge for 3 bottles of Panna Water - very disappointing. The ambiance is spectacular and such an instagrammable spot with the colors and design being gorgeous!

This time, my friend and I went to the Flore Cafe, and we ended up going to Sisters since they were connected. Super cute aesthetic though they've chosen to have less fresh flowers in the decor--at least for this visit. Super quick to get seated, and the hype has died down a bit. The crispy duck kaprow has maintained its consistency in terms of taste and quality since last time--well made duck with a good fat to meat ratio. It has a good amount of vegetables mixed in with the duck sauce--a bit of the sweet and sour sauce mixed with rice makes this a full meal. The curry puff was especially good--crispy and airy light. We came for the Flore Cafe, and got their muster dessert. It was a chocolate cake with the lemon cake covered in white chocolate on the side. Overall a good standard dessert--well-plated but not amazing. The purple potato latte was also pretty good and not too sweet.

Could've been better is the right summary for this location. First walking in, the restaurant vibe is great, it's well designed and I like the idea of the cafe inside. Starting with the food, the appetizers were great, I always order the curry puffs from the other locations and you can't go wrong. I ordered the Crying Tiger and it was ok, the meat was a little dry, but the worst part was probably my rice. It was dry but gluey and clumpy, I can't even describe it. My friend did enjoy her curry so I was glad that not everyone's meals were off. We ordered two desserts a Nutella crepe and chocolate lava cake. The crepe was thicker then I am used to, but it was ok. The lava cake was terrible, it was just a mushy texture, no lava the whole thing was off. The price of the cake for the size and quality of it was insane. Overall, food wise it was disappointing. The most frustrating part was the service. While we were waiting for our friends to join the waiter came by a few time to check but after they came they were no where to be found. When we did order, the food came out quickly at least. But then the waiter disappeared again. It took a bit to flag him down to order dessert. It's cool that you can order dessert from the cafe even while sitting in the main restaurant. When we ordered dessert it came out quickly but they didn't bring us any forks/spoons. We had to flag someone down to get forks. When the hot chocolates a couple people ordered came they brought three forks, still not enough for everyone. Overall, not the best experience I've had in a restaurant. For the price of everything, it could have been much better. Because we were a larger group gratuity was included already and honestly I'm not sure we would have put that much. I generally don't like writing negative reviews but the experience could have been much better. It wasn't terrible but not ideal. It seems like our experience may have been at outlier so I'd be open to trying again, maybe.

My daughter and I had a wonderful experience Flore Cafe Tyson's during their High Tea Brunch. The Theme: Almafi Coast . We had a beautiful spread of Chef Curated pastries and Savory treats. They have a paired cocktail menu, but we opted for the champagne add on . And the tea... so many to choose from. All were delicious. From the amazing Staff (who were all dressed to the theme ) to the food and ambiance. It was a great experience.

This is a Sisters Thai location with a more upscale feel in Tysons. We went for an unplanned dinner on a weekend and got a table. Inside is beautiful, extremely well decorated. Fine service throughout our meal. Deep menu with all the Thai favorites and customizations. I opted for a basil noodle dish and my wife got cashew pad thai. Everything was tasty, mine was super spicy but that's my fault!

Awful experience from the moment we reached the host desk. The host was confused and told me I didn't have a reservation even though it's through open table and listed on my phone, he persisted to tell me it was the wrong place and I did not have a reservation. Someone else came over and noticed the host was confused and pointed to my name on the reservation list.... Wtf right? Next, service. A joke. Our waiter did not greet us with a hello and jumped into hey do you want to place an order? It's a new restaurant so you would think the staff are friendly but this is hardly the case here! We placed our order of calamari, khoi sai, pork kaprow and pad Thai. Wow, this was all so disappointing.... Calamari- fine but nothing great to say about it. Khoi sai, bland, super mushy over cooked egg nodes, beyond recognizable over cooked chicken (so tough I couldn't even eat it). Pork kaprow- over cooked pork. So over cooked. Pad Thai- this was our saving grace as it was good flavor but again, very mushy over cooked noodles. Our waiter never came back to even ask how our food was or check in on us for anything else. We were very excited to try this place as we loved the other sister Thai locations but we were also disappointed with food poisoning that night. Good luck with this place. Parking kinda sucks and is inconvenient, food looks good but didn't taste good, bad service from beginning to end. Yea, not returning.

I would give the 2025 autumn tea experience a solid B-, for both the price point and what you get. For my palate at least, many of the sweets were overly sweet and rich. I wish we had a few more savories instead of the trays being loaded with so many desserts. Our little pieces of toast to eat with the salmon were also stale and really hard to eat. The samosa pastry was delicious but rubbery. With that said, the presentation of the sweets is beautiful and the tea was fine. I would have liked more tea flavors or the option of adding a full soup or salad like most other higher end tea places. Considering the price, I won't be back unless they do a theme I really like. They also automatically tack on a huge service fee. Great spot for photos but just okay otherwise.

My co-workers and I stopped by Sisters Thai for lunch yesterday. Surprisingly, they were pretty booked! They were able to sit the 10 of us within 10 minutes, which was fantastic. However, it took a bit for them to come over to place our orders and took over 30+ minutes for appetizers to arrive and 50+ minutes for our entrees. They have a $20 lunch deal (appetizer + entree) going on, so that's what most of us ended up getting. However, we found that the portions were quite small. FRIED TOFU They give you four triangular, bite-sized tofus with a sweet & sour sauce topped with peanuts. The tofu were disappointing as they were more so "breaded" and didn't have the satisfying, crunchy fried texture. The sauce had a watery consistency and the sponginess of the tofu did not pick it up well. Not good. GREEN CURRY (CHICKEN) I enjoyed the creamy coconut flavors of green curry and it had a nice, spicy heat. However, it was a lot saltier than I would have liked. It doesn't come with a lot of rice either, so I ended up leaving more than half of my curry since I had no other carb base to enjoy this with. There wasn't that much chicken pieces in there, but the basil was a nice touch. This was fine, but way too salty. There's also a "Flore Cafe" in the back -- not sure if it's a separate establishment that shares a space with Sisters Thai or if it's the same thing. I got the PISTACHIO LATTE (6.00) here and it tasted very watered down, as if they added hot water to my drink after running out of milk 3/4s of the way. Meh. I've had Sisters Thai at Mosaic District, and the food and service at that location was much better. Unfortunately, the Tysons location did not live up to my expectations and I was quite disappointed by my experience here. Most of my coworkers felt the same.

What a cute place! Love all the Sisters locations. This one is with Flora Cafe which is also a pretty cute cafe. The service was a little slow but they were very nice we felt taken care of so can't really complain. We got the egg rolls and then two of their salad and a few drinks. The egg rolls were a bit bland to be honest so I don't think we will order that again. But we got the two salads - beef num tok and pla goong. Both were tasty and we would definitely get again! Very fresh! I got the passion fruit refresher and a latte which were both pretty good! Oh we also got the mango sticky rice waffle and that was the highlight of the day! All in all a good experience!

Entrees we ordered were fantastic ! Rarely I can find a great Pad Thai and theirs was excellent. Also Gai Grob Ka Prow chicken dish was yummy. Tropical dream cake (mango passion fruit ) was delish and thankfully not overly sweet. I'd come back just for this cake ! I'd give 4 stars but gave 5 for the ambiance and great location. Definitely coming back.

What a beautiful, YUMMY, elevated new space! A great new addition to Tyson's! This location is absolutely stunning, I love the attention to detail from the uniforms in the restaurant and the fancy PJ's in the cafe. The interior is definitely a vibe. If you come here for a casual coffee, lunch date or fancy dinner this place has it all. And you can tell the owners poured their heart and soul into this space. The staff is friendly and the food is delicious! I love that you can have any menu in any location inside the restaurant. Definitely coming back soon. JJJ

I have been meaning to check out Sisters x Flore Cafe because their drinks and decor looked beautiful. We stumbled in on a Thursday evening and were quickly seated. Things unfortunately took a turn for the worse after that. The purple potato latte was lukewarm and tasted like lacked any flavor. It honestly tasted like lukewarm water with foam. My sister got the iced purple potato latte and it also didn't taste like anything. Bleh. We ordered the crabmeat fried rice and green curry, both good dishes but priced a bit high in my opinion. The papaya salad was mild in spice level, wish it had a bit more of a kick. The tables are pretty close together so I heard the guy next to us complain about his beef dish that came out well done when he asked for medium. I really do wish they can up their drink game because they look beautiful but lacked substance.

The ambiance of this restaurant is very attractive. It's decked out for high tea, with flowers, beautiful counters, and elegant decor. Truly a distinctive atmosphere from other restaurants in the area. I definitely felt a high sense of class with elevated prices that didn't feel like I was breaking the bank. I'm not sure if there was a different menu for the cafe, but I ate on the Thai food "Sisters" side. We shared several appetizers--chicken satay, sisters dumplings and calamari. I only kept going back to the calamari. The breading was quite distinctive. The other appetizers weren't bad, just felt a bit average for the price point. I would be interested in trying out the others as there was a good selection. My entree was the chicken ka prow. The meat had great spicing, and the veggies definitely kept this dish interesting from a flavor and texture perspective. The wait staff was incredibly kind and kept our waters full; however, there was an issue where our food was severely delayed behind other tables that ordered after us. They noticed this without us having to prompt and got it fixed relatively quickly. One of my coworkers noticed that their food had lost a bit of crispiness, though my food still felt fresh. Overall, an okay choice for lunch in this area!

Having been to other Sisters Thai locations, I was pleasantly surprised to hear about this opening. The new Tysons location is huge and beautifully decorated. It was difficult to find information about it online as their website isn't up yet. It's located in the Capital One center and there is a garage nearby with free 2 hr parking. We walked in about an hour before close and sat by the bar. To start, cocktails were great. We tried a sort of tequila mint julep and a cucumber drink. We ordered lettuce wraps to start and that was a huge disappointment. The dish smelled strongly of fish sauce (we had to wash our hands later to rid them of the smell). However, this was not redeemed by its flavor. The chicken was incredibly dry and crumbly and the way the meat is piled on two lettuce leaves makes it hard to make an actual wrap-- we resigned to just fork and knife here. The entrees were much better. The crying tiger was a little overcooked to a medium-well and the sauce was barely spicy, but we otherwise enjoyed the steak. Our pad see ew was fantastic, one of the better renditions I've had, though the portion is a bit lacking, especially for the price. Overall, I was a bit disappointed but may chalk it up to just ordering poorly. I would love to come back and try out desserts in the Flore Cafe!

Came to Sisters Tysons during their soft opening for lunch. First thoughts upon entering is how beautiful and open the restaurant is, having multiple rooms of varying ambiance. As it was a soft opening they had a limited menu - we ordered the chicken wontons, and pad thai and ka prow for entrees. After placing the order, the server returned to inform us that there would be an EXTRA charge for the rice of the ka prow, which is unusual because this entree always comes with rice.. perhaps they are conservative with ingredients. When the food came the wontons were.. crunchy. One could say it's a minimalist approach - see picture. The pad thai was good and so was the ka prow. Some time passed and we asked for the check; was not offered refills on drinks at any point during our meal. After paying, we did inform the manager about the "rice charge" and service concerns. I even mentioned that at the time, there were no reviews on Yelp for this place and hated to leave a first review like that. He absolutely agreed that it was not their policy to charge extra and would not do so going forward. Hoping other Yelpers have been able to validate that since their official opening. After that the manager excused himself for a meeting, and we noticed that the business was taken down from Yelp and did not reappear until later.. I wavered on whether to post or not, but ultimately, it's important for people to know.  Feeling totally underwhelmed by the experience, it's giving stingy vibes, and I don't feel inclined to return anytime soon.

I liked the swanky decor at this Sisters Thai location! This location recently opened and they are obviously still working out some kinks. The most noticeable is that a lot of things were unavailable. We tried to order certain items and they mentioned it was unavailable and even after they had taken our order they came back and said actually can you choose something else bc it was unavailable. Since it was opening week they gave us an assortment of complimentary apps which was nice. I ordered the khao soi and it was very mid - the chicken was a bit tough and unseasoned and the broth was very watery and lacked the thick creamy broth and savory umami flavor good khao soi has. I think I would stick to the other OG locations such as Fairfax or mosaic if I wanted Thai food but would give this place a try again just for their cafe menu!

Sisters restaurant review Sooooo good! I don't understand other reviews here- maybe they were packed? But I sat at the bar and received amazing service, they cleared immediately and our waiter gave the best recommendations down to the flavour profile of dishes / drinks! Ambiance is sooo cute- good for large parties and even date night! They play classy French music and the decor is so modern Paris! Quite romantic but still playful and fun. They had a 2nd floor where high tea Sundays take place - this is a ticketed event that I need to return for as I only had dinner. The crepe for dessert was the star! Not too sweet but just right and chewy! And I got a purple potato latte from the cafe menu that I wanted more of! Also, loved my recommended crispy duck dish! Slightly tangy, beautiful presentation but I will return for the crepes. Maybe it's a couple dollars pricier than other locations - but it's still cheaper than DC!

Came by for brunch at the Tysons location. We had visited the Alexandria location in the past. Loved this location. The decor was amazing. Gigi our server was so nice and helpful and was very attentive. The food was amazing. Definitely recommend the Tysons location if you are in the area.

This review is for the brunch/lunch. My fiancée brought us here after coming here with a friend. She thought it was good and brought us the next day. The brunch items are good. The lunch item we ordered was not great. For brunch we ordered the Florè Benny which is a poached egg on a crispy chicken filet on a piece of toasted bread. The Benny was incredibly good. It has a mix of flavors and is worth an order. The crepe was also very good. It had a nice flavor and was soft like a crepe should be. From the lunch menu we ordered the crispy duck and it was not great. It had a bit of a gelatinous goop in the sauce. It was not something that was very appetizing. The duck itself wasn't even crispy either which was a huge let down. How can it be called crispy duck if the duck is soggy? The sauce also just left something to be desired. From the drinks we got a mango yogurt smoothie. The mango yogurt smoothie was really good so highly recommend that. The service was nothing extraordinary but was typical for a sit down restaurant. One of two people would come by and were the servers. Both were friendly but didn't go above typical standards of service. The ambiance is really the sell of this place. They have 2 floors but both are different experiences. The bottom floor has 3 different vibes. One room is a library, one is a cafe, and one is a London restaurant feel. The upstairs is more like the cafe feel.

It was just meh. I had the chicken and waffles. It was like chicken nuggets with Eggos. Our coffee came after the food and was only warm. Then our side of bacon arrived. We got 3 undercooked limp pieces for $8. At this point we were done. With all of the amazing places in our area, this wasn't worth the cost.

Very wide menu of Thai dishes Good service Went to lunch with a small group and we all enjoyed favorites like pad Thai and fried rice.

Fantastic time at the high the Flore Cafe high tea. Free parking on the weekends. Make sure you make a reservation a week or two before you go. The service was fantastic and so were all the small bites. I loved the savory options. Definitely a return customer.

The restaurant is beautiful. The food is above average. The service is BAD because at high tea the tip is included. Tea is $89... expensive. They are out of servers favorite tea, so no recommendation. Had to ask for fresh dishes and silver between courses, no spoons for soup, asked for sugar twice. They dropped the food and disappeared. We had to track down a bus person twice for boxes and water refills. I couldn't pull up the web site, and was directed to a Facebook page, so I called the restaurant . The person who answered gave me the obscure URL. I go on the site and it is unsecured with no SSL certificate. I tell the man, but he doesn't care. Upon arrival and ask for parking validation. The prissy host smirks and says, "we don't provide parking." I won't be returning.

**This is a review for the high tea experience** - Visited on 4/27/25 (Sunday) - TLDR: overall a cute high tea experience at an affordable price, but the actual food leave much to be desired. My friends and I wanted to try out Sister's high tea experience after seeing it go viral on Instagram, and made a reservation for Sunday. For $79 per person, it was pretty affordable when you compare it to other high tea experiences in the area that can range from $100-$200. Each person was allowed to choose their tea and can switch if you'd like. The scones were presented first and were probably the best item among everything offered. Afterwards, we were given the savory and sweet bites and it was very underwhelming. I expected the savory bites to be warm and flavorful but it felt more cold and bland. The sweet bites were fine, but nothing special. If you have a problem with eating textured foods, the selection might not be for you. I left the experience quite dissatisfied with the food, but overall had a nice time with friends thanks to the service and ambiance.

"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." - Eleanor Roosevelt ... and to Sisters Thai group! Yes! .. let me tell you why! ;) Sisters Thai are competing solo with themselves! They make me feel like before they start a new location they ask themselves how can we win ourselves? How can we do it better?? Each location is GEM !! This is the newest! A true GEM ! I don't why there isn't a separate page for Floré Café but I'll mention it at the end of the review! A huge dining hall , one look like a very nice library! A signature Sisters Thai landmark! And the other one look like a classic scene from the 50's ?? ( maybe? Lol) with the bar in the middle separating the 2 different areas then you will see Floré Café entrance ( they have an entrance inside the restaurant plus to a street entrance as well!) There is an upper floor that I couldn't check but they said it will be hosting a high tea with Floré Café ! Enough about the ambiance, let's talk about food! Well, you know Sisters Thai if you live in NoVA but if you don't let me introduce you to the one of the best Thai Food in town, in the region?? Well I haven't tried any Thai Food outside VA and I'm not planning too! We have the best here! I love the Drunken noodles from them and eating it fresh in the restaurant is an elevated experience from having it to go! I also got the Crying Tiger steak which was nice and tender! My group got similar noodles items and they all loved it! I'll mention a negative experience to show you how it was turned great because if you think that best restaurants don't make mistakes then you're completely wrong , they do but their excellency is how can they turn a bad situation to a wonderful experience! It's their soft opening , it was Christmas Eve and I really appreciated that they were open! But our waitress needs a lot of training and maybe a smiling course ( there must be one! If not I can happily train her on that! Lol) .. however my HERO was AIR ( That's her name! She's lovely as a fresh Air!) , lovely gorgeous elegant lady with her beautiful smile that her wonderful smile is enough by itself to solve the whole world issues not just the mistakes with your orders! ( I now regret not taking a photo with her! But I'll be back for one!) .. what our waitress messed up , Air came and fix it with her lovely smile! She really did! Air made my night and made Christmas Eve dinner a wonderful and memorable one! She also nicely allowed me to take my relatives to a new table inside Floré Café !! This was exactly equal to going to 2 different places with just a few steps ! This now intelligent is their architectural design and their wide vision for the restaurant scene! Those people are making the future! After we were transported into a different dimension into Floré Café what feels and looks like a very nice French Cafe , we ordered coffee drinks, desserts and fruity drinks ! We enjoyed everything there and I hope to put more details on it once they create a separate page for it . I'll just give you a teaser , the Crepes and having a warm crepes with a Gelato is brilliant! A MUST try! Air, You're wonderful, I'm not sure if you're a manager or one of the owners but you're definitely a happiness maker! You truly are!! I can't wait for another new restaurant ! Another new GEM ! .. I know you guys don't need ideas, you're very creative but I'm waiting and expecting something that is no less than a palace! Yes! A Palace with every wing it is a different business made by you guys! .. if you really make I'll demand at least a menu item in my last name - THE TAWADROS- lol ! Try it, vote for the review , message me, or compliment me with any comment or question, and don't forget to ... Pray for me ;)

Be careful of the double charge on service fees. That's over 40% on tips alone. Other than that, it was a decent restaurant.

We were seated quickly as we have a reservation already. The restaurant is pretty small so definitely make a reservation for a large group. The Experience was okay, the foods are great but awful customer service. Our food took about 30 minutes to come out and then another 30 more minutes for our drinks. . It's very slow especially when you have kids waiting. The whole building has a garage with a 2 hour free parking.