Wonder Rosslyn

Attended the grand opening this past Thursday. Overall, a pretty decent experience on my end. The staff was super nice and helpful and we received a lot of discount codes that day. I had the pork egg rolls from Kin House and they were pretty good! I'm super excited for this new addition to the neighborhood. I think it's going to take a minute for them to work out some kinks and find their groove. Gotta give them grace as they find their sea legs but I think they'll be a great place for quick, unique, and diverse takeout in one of Arlington's busiest hubs. Welcome to Rosslyn, Wonder. We're happy to have ya! 💚

Brisket from Tejas: very tender, flavor okay but slightly dry / tasting done without sauce. Mac and greens from Streetbird: noodles overcooked, bland with extra moisture from greens / greens had good texture. Tandoori boneless wings and togarashi fries: ordered six wings but clearly got the bottom crumbs from a frozen bag??? fries were great. Love the separation of sauces/utensils/cold drink. Everything was packaged extremely well.

Wow… just wow. Tejas BBQ was maybe the best delivery food I have ever ordered, and I order delivery almost daily. I add salt to everything but I didn’t need to for this. The brisket was perfectly seasoned and juicy. Some of the best I’ve ever had. I don’t like beans much but the pinto beans were amazing. All 3 sauces were great. Queso and chips were perfect. And the carrot soufflé…. Incredible. Seriously thank you to everyone involved in this. I wish I discovered this place sooner. I will be ordering from here often.

My husband and I eat a lot of salads! I admit that my first salad I ordered from Wonder was really bad (half frozen veggies, etc). However, my husband really liked his barbecue chicken salad so I gave it another try. Since then, I have LOVED the salads I've gotten here: Create Your Own, Baked by Melissa's Rainbow (miso dressing, kind of slight dijon flavor, very good), Barbecue Chicken, Chopped Salad, Kale & Romaine Salad (chipotle dressing, very good, not too spicy), Brick Greek Salad (loved the pita chips and mix of cheeses, zesty vinaigrette). All the salad dressings have been especially flavorful). In addition, last night we tried the Detroit Veggie Pizza. It really is a "pizza bread." I personally like more sauce on pizza, but the veggies here were tasty and it was very filling. Toppings: Several of the toppings are not commonly found in salad places. My favorites: mandarin oranges, artichoke hearts, shrimp, fresh dill, etc. So, for us, ordering at Wonder has been a nice break from Sweetgreen (Door Dash), changing up our salads. It was worth it for me to give Wonder another try.

I tried pork egg rolls from the Chinese kitchen and drunken noodles w/ chicken from the Thai kitchen… sooo good! Love this battering style on the egg rolls and the drunken noodles were so good. Although I’d like to ask if they can make them more spicy but nonetheless it was delicious. I can’t wait to come back and try the street bird chicken kitchen - which was very hard for me not to order on my first visit. There so much to choose from that I wouldn’t believe that someone couldn’t find something they’d like on any of the menus. I can’t wait to come back.

I have been to wonder 3x since the grand opening and each time it’s gotten better. The employees are always pleasant and helpful. I had a burger from two restaurants and would highly recommend Fred’s over the other options because it was juicy but not fattening, had a nice buttery bun and well seasoned patty. I also enjoyed the truffle mushroom mashed potatoes from Bobby Flay’s restaurant. Overall, the atmosphere was pretty calm, it didnt feel rushed like a fast food place and the app is very accurate with updates on your order status. Definitely give it a try at least a few times to get the full experience. I feel that some people may have 1 bad experience and then they judge a new place based on that which isn’t fair and also impulsive.

Incredibly awful experience. Chicken from "Bobby Flay Steak" arrived undercooked and bloody in the center. They removed the chicken from our order after contacting support, but the entire bill should have been comped. Never have I been so turned off by any delivery food I've received.

Was offered $15 coupon to try the food. I ordered a poke bowl that costed ~$16 and you get a generous serving of 7 tiny cubes of Tuna and Salmon. The fish was not defrosted completely so bonus for some salmon slushy. My friend got a $18 chicken wrap that tastes like reheated frozen food. I was curious of the background of the restaurant so read some *interesting* google reviews from their NYC locations. Feel free to try it yourself but I would rather order from a real kitchen. Foxtrot barely lasted here so curious to see how long this one would :) Technically a 1.5 star, .5 star for not paying with my own money.

On paper - love the concept of this place and the menu items. It's a ghost kitchen but worse. This VC backed company has premade food sent from a centralized distributor and heat up in a commercial microwave I assume. If you love airline food and TV dinners, this could be your jam. The retail store are soulless and horrible service. I'm guessing they expand too quickly and then fail. I tried a few things and found most things to be flavorless or obviously not freshly made.

I never go out of my way to write a bad reviews, but, in this case, I'm making an exception. Should you go? Absolutely NOT. Don't do it. This looked like a barbecue joint named Tejas online, but it's really some Frankenstein's monster of a restaurant made up of a conglomeration of supposed restaurants someone dubbed a 'ghost kitchen'. It's named 'Wonder', as in 'I Wonder why it's still open'. I'm fairly certain that the food came out of a box that some poor, soulless employee stuffed in a microwave. if you're looking to fill your belly with grossly over-priced warm garbage and regret, this is the spot. I rated it one star because no stars and negative stars aren't options.

Streetbird combo! Order was ready when I arrived and I was notified throughout the preparation process! Even though it was during the height of the lunch rush, vibe on the inside was incredibly calm. Love coming here!

When this place first opened, the concept seemed too good to be true, but I figured I'd give it a try after receiving a promo discount in the mail. I used the app to place my order in advance and it was ready to go by the time I got there. Everything was well packaged and I didn't have any issues with pick up. I ordered a couple things from Kin House including the pork egg rolls, shrimp lo mein, and Chinese green beans which were all pretty good and reasonably priced, especially the shrimp lo mein which had 8 large shrimp in it! For $16! It's hard to review a whole food hall based on one experience and I read reviews that had issues with some of the other vendors, but from what I can tell Kin House seems to be a good option.

My first visit to Wonder was on a Saturday evening. I placed my order online and drove to the Rosslyn location. Parking was easy, plenty of street options available. Inside was much smaller and more bare than I was expecting, but I guess it's sufficient. There is a screen to order your food, a counter for pick up, a couple of different seating options and two restrooms. I ordered a Chicken Souvlaki & Avocado Sandwich from YASAS BY MICHAEL SYMON and Dana's Bakery Brown Butter Krisp Bar from ROYAL GREENS (just so I could use the 50% off promo code. My order was ready quickly. The sandwich was huge! Nicely wrapped, but it would have been nice if it was cut in the middle for easier holding. It was tasty, and filled to the brim with all of the items included (chicken, avocado, lettuce, etc.) It was very filling. The Krisp bar was a lot. I actually felt kind of sick afterwards. Not sure if it's because I ate too much or because the bar was so sweet. I will give this place another try because there are so many options.

Gave this place another try. What I've found is that it's not consistent. Last time I got the shrimp saganaki, it only had 5 shrimps and this time, it was 10. The chicken souvlaki I had last time was less soggy and this time is super saucy. (They were picked up both times right away and eaten in store) The chicken sandwich was the best tasting out of them but the buns were smashed despite being in a box. Since the wonder kitchen staff were trained to make these dishes, it appears they might need better training and quality control.

Wonder recently opened in Rosslyn, and the concept is fantastic. A food hall with a great spread of ghost restaurants all working out of the same kitchen space. I actually walked in the day of the grand opening, but had to go somewhere else for lunch because there were only two kiosks to order from (with long lines each) and I had no service in the area to place an order on my phone. Ordering from home and then going to pick up your order once it's ready definitely seems like the ideal approach over trying to order while there. The food itself was good! I added chicken to the Beat & Goat Cheese Salad and was pleasantly surprised by how much goat cheese was included. I think I would've liked more beets, but the salad itself was good. The 6 piece classic wing was nice, I chose the peri peri sauce which didn't really come through flavor wise but the wings themselves were cooked excellently. Overall this location brings in some wonderful diversity of food options and a proposed efficiency that will help during lunch rushes. It'll be nice to go back and try more of the exciting options.

Great concept; a food hall with many ghost restaurants from famous restaurateurs (Marcus Samuelson, Michael Simon) operating from a shared kitchen space. Ordering can be done on the iPad, website or app. There is a pickup area inside with the name and items on an attached receipt. Tap water and cups are available, as well as indoor seating. My companion got a build your own fajita bowl from limesalt with tofu. Gave it a thumbs up. I had a veggie burger from burger baby. The patty was beet-based and a little salty but meaty tasting. It was very filling and tasty.

Found out today was their grand opening and thought I would pop in and try them out! It's an interesting concept where you can order food featured from different restaurants - all from one kitchen. There are kiosks to order from and staff around to assist. I ordered online (pork belly from Tejas Barbecue) and it was ready in about 20 minutes. They call out names for pick up orders before placing it in the pick up area which looked organized and spacious. There was a decent amount of seating - bar and banquette style seating. The space was clean, bright, and modern. My food was good - cooked well (tender and a little crisp), albeit a bit greasy, and paired well with the sauce. Nothing bad to say, but I'm not sure I would make it a regular haunt.

The new Wonder Food Hall in Rosslyn officially opened today! I've been walking by this place for weeks waiting for it to open. They've put a lot of work into it to make it beautiful. Personally, I love the convenience of a food hall including the option to have meals delivered. It was about 30 minutes from the time I placed my online order to the time it was at my door. I paid a little under $15 for fries and chicken from Streetbird. With taxes, fees and tip it was about $20. Cheaper than doordash or Uber eats! Honestly the chicken could have been Tyson chicken - although it was delicious. I chose the brown sugar babe sauce and it was a perfect mix of sweet and tangy. However, the fries were the real star - crisp, hot, and fluffy. I could've consumed three orders of fries alone. All in all, I think it's a real fair price for hot food, solid portions, and a variety of options. Can't wait to try some other cuisines and potentially update my rating!

So happy that Wonder has opened in Rosslyn and I've ordered from them multiple times now. I tried a bowl from Yasas and two from Royal Greens. They were all were delicious. I liked the cinnamon spiced sweet potatoes from Yasas and the bowls came with a same delicious pita bread. It's small but flavorful! Also love the variety of sauces that they offer but they unfortunately missed a sauce on my Yasas bowl and gave me the incorrect sauce (thousand island instead of roasted sesame) for my Royal Greens bowl. They just opened though so hopefully things will go smoother in the future. I would prefer if they didn't put my sauce inside the bowl and instead put it on the side so that they can fill up the bowl with contents. I think the Royal Greens bowls have more customizability which I like. All the toppings taste delicious and fresh. It reminds me of Roots but is much closer to me. I will be back :)

I tried out Hanu poke from Wonder because i had a 50% off coupon and the location is very close to my house so i ordered it for pick up and despite the discount i was definitely disappointed. I got the tuna and Salmon bowl and the fish was quite fishy and almost slightly cooked ? It seemed like the sushi rice was too hot that it slightly cooked the fish which gave it a very unpleasant and fishy flavor. Even then toppings such as the edamame and Persian cucumbers lacked flavor. I really wanted to like this place since i have been looking for a go to poke spot but unfortunately i will not be reordering.

This place would do well not to advertise as a food hall, which will leave people confused and disappointed, but instead as a ghost kitchen with a sad cafeteria attached. And even then I'm not sure what the benefits are. We were the only people there and it took 20 minutes for our food to be ready. The portions were small. 4 onion rings for $5?? The food is ok but not great. The service is more soulless than fast food - though it's obviously more expensive. The ambience makes you long for the warmth of the CVS next door. And theres so much packaging!! I think we filled up the trash bin just with 2 orders. How does this place function when there are more people?

The food is so low quality!!! I was so looking forward to trying here after seeing the photos and ads but was sorely disappointed. Made an account and everything!! It reminds me of the food they serve for public elementary school lunch in the worst way possible. I was so disappointed I made a comparison of the ad vs what we got. It is so bad I would I give it a 0 but I can't so I give it a one.

This had been the best experience I have had in a while, not only was the food and taste amazing but the timing was perfect the food combinations were amazing and it's such a friendly environment. I really cannot complain. I will definitely be checking them out much more

Came with family of five (including 3 kids) and we ordered many different foods and ate at the location. All the food was good and some were very large portions (e.g. beef souvlaki pita sandwich). We used the code googleus to get $20 off our $40+ order (they advertised as 50% off but it was limited to $20 per order). Highly recommend for a different type of food hall experience.

I've tried food from 4 of the "restaurants" at Wonder and found the food quality is between McDonalds and Chipotle. Nothing special. Would be a good option if the prices were competitive, but they're not.

This place is likely to close within six months. I got $15 off my first $20 order through a promotion, but would not go back. The vegetables in the hot and sour soup appeared to be reconstituted from frozen or freeze dried. My baked potato was half-cooked with randomly melted and unmelted cheese, presumably from a poor microwave job. Chocolate pudding had a strange texture likely from sitting around, not freshly made.

This place is awful. It seems like there are just people in the back assembling prepackaged meal kits, with varying levels of skill. These are the $10 dumplings I got. You'd never accept this at a real restaurant!

What a letdown!!! This used to be a beloved neighborhood café, and now it's a soulless ghost kitchen churning out overpriced, low-effort meals. My friends and I tried a range of dishes across all the menus, Chios Taverna, Hanu Poke, LimeSalt, the cheesesteak spot, and at best, the food was mediocre; at worst, it tasted like it had come straight from a freezer. The Greek food barely passed as Greek. We ordered the Gigandes , the keftedes, and two pita sandwiches- the beans were overcooked, the meatballs were mid as were the "souvlakia." The only reason we even gave it a second shot was the $15 coupon, but even with the discount, it wasn't worth it. The poke bowl was sad. We both ordered a double salmon poke bowl and there was a handful of sad pieces of semi cooked fish in the entire thing. Whoever assembled the bowl didn't understand that poke is meant to be raw and likely microwaved it with the rice. They've stripped away what made the original café special: no meaningful seating, no welcoming vibe or service, just a handful of stools and a fridge full of drinks. What used to be a vibrant neighborhood hub is now a glorified vending machine with a checkout screen. With so many good restaurants and a FAR better food hall just up the road (UPSIDE on Moore actually cooks the food fresh), there's absolutely no reason to come here. We won't be back!

I ordered two dishes from the Thai place. The food was very underwhelming and the chicken was hard and dry. Even with the 50% coupon I got (which can be used twice) and the $5 credit I received for my order being late, I'm not planning to go back. The crappy food just isn't worth it.