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Website: maketto1351.com
Phone: (202) 838-9972
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of H St NE and Linden Ct NE
Open now
- Thu 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM
1351 H St NE Washington, DC 20002 ·147.56 mi
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Amenities
- Wifi
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpStill absolutely incredible food. I've been at least 5 times since writing that last review and still just as amazing. But I'm updating my absolute must-get list: - Steamed Pork Bao - Crispy...
MoreMade a reservation based on the Yelp Reviews for our anniversary & they did not disappoint at all. In my opinion this restaurant deserves 5 stars! To my surprise it is restaurant week so I was...
MoreWe regularly order delivery from Maketto (my husband loves the chicken sandwich and I love the spicy beef bowl) but recently I checked out their Saturday bake sale and was glad I did! I got...
MoreMaketto has been an icon in DC for more than 10 years and I was reminded why tonight. The food is so creative and so yummy. We had a ton of food and my half of the bill was only $33 and that...
MoreGood Taiwanese food! We visited Maketto on a Saturday night, and it was about a third full. The restaurant is simply furnished with marble tabletops, black metal chairs, and various pieces of...
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