Happy Endings Eatery

I've only been here twice but I already love it! They have everything I like! Egg rolls that taste like lumpia, bahn mi sandwiches, bao bun sandwiches, and mochi muffins! So happy they started serving breakfast and the five stars includes great service and a really cute space! I wish I still lived in Rosslyn!

The downstairs is for bakery items and takeout (I think) and the upstairs is for dining in.

A tasty and varied new Vietnamese food hall right off from the Rosslyn metro station. It has two floors and an immense variety of options. It appears to be an expanded vision of the owners of the similarly branded and co-owned Roll Play by Tyson’s Corner. The food is delicious, made with quality, and the place has a modern and youthful vibe to it via a cashless system where you order from a variety of kiosks. They offer a variety of food from each of their singular locations such as tea from teasnyou or items from their RollPlay.

Promotional 50% off an already cheap breakfast running everyday until 11am. I recommend the pate croissant or the pâté Chaud.

A tasty and varied new Vietnamese food hall right off from the Rosslyn metro station. It has two floors and an immense variety of options. It appears to be an expanded vision of the owners of the similarly branded and co-owned Roll Play by Tyson’s Corner. The food is delicious, made with quality, and the place has a modern and youthful vibe to it.

I went to Happy Endings 2 nights in a row because I liked their menu and I wanted to try more food. The 1st day I ordered Spicy Hue Noodles (it was def spicy and made my nose run!) and Crispy Imperial Rolls. You order via an interactive screen (**they don't take cash**) and staff brings your order to the table. The staff is very friendly and my food came in about 5 minutes. I would give that visit 4 stars. My 2nd visit, I ordered milk tea, crispy Imperial rolls and Triple X fried rice. I was not impressed with the rice. It didn't look like the picture at all. The meat was diced, the beef was dry, the "runny" egg was over cooked and the rice was crispy. In addition my crispy rolls were room temperature. I give this visit a 2.

"Happy Eatery" as one of our staff calls it, is an awesome combination of three staples. I went for the broth bowl with low carb noodles and really enjoyed it. I tried a bite of a wrap and it was good too. The interior is about as industrial minimalist and casual as you can get.