One of the wonders of Prince George’s is its diverse and global population. People from all around the world call the region home, and they bring their cuisines with them. Our residents and visitors get the privilege of enjoying this delicious food at the many high-quality restaurants in the area. These spots bring global to local with perfect flavor and flair.

 

Try one of these 10 Prince George’s restaurants:

 

  1. Take your palate to Italy at Topolino in Camp Springs. The menu includes classic dishes like chicken parmesan, ravioli Florentina, tortellini alla creama, and homemade manicotti. You can also order a pizza covered in all your favorite toppings. Add a paired wine and an appetizer to round out the meal. If you’d prefer an all-you-can-eat option, stop into the restaurant during the buffet hours.

 

  1. Journey to Korea at SeoulSpice in College Park. The restaurant serves traditional family recipes cooked by hand with house-marinated meats, fresh produce, and flavorful sauces. Make your own bowl by first choosing a base from the rice, noodle, and vegetable options. You can then pick a protein, either beef, chicken, pork, or tofu. Don’t miss the many vegetables, sauces, and toppings to truly personalize the meal.

 

  1. The Jerk Pit in College Park says it serves the best Jamaican food in the region, and you definitely won’t be disappointed. Try the jerk wings, coco bread, rice and peas, cornmeal dumplings, and callaloo. Turn your meal into a combo for the best deal, include the jerk fish salad for a unique addition, and finish it all with a slice of rum or carrot cake.

 

  1. If you’re searching for Halal or Middle Eastern cuisine, EZ Kabob in Greenbelt has got you covered. The restaurant serves dishes from Pakistan, Afghanistan, and across the Middle East. Order the falafel, chicken tandoori, chapli kabob, Kabuli palau, chicken shawarma, or chickpea curry. Don’t forget the carbs, either the Afghan flat bread, round Afghani bread, or tandoori naan.

 

  1. If tacos are your favorite global meal, visit Taqueria Los Primos in College Park. You can skip the line by ordering online or get delivery. Try the tacos, nachos, quesadilla, or burrito. The food truck usually has picnic tables out in front so that you can eat your meal under the grass umbrellas. It also offers a kids menu: quesadilla, hot dog, or chicken tenders. Grab a soda or horchata to cool off on a hot day.

 

  1. Head to Hyattsville for some authentic Ethiopian cuisine. Shagga Restaurant has been serving Ethiopian dishes since 2009, and it's earned a spot as a local favorite. Start with the sambusas, then mix and match a platter full of beef, lamb, chicken, and vegetable dishes — or choose a vegetarian-only platter. Order extra injera to scoop up every last bit of each dish.

 

  1. When you pop into Kobe Japanese Steak & Seafood, you’re likely to forget you’re actually in Lanham. If you’re going the hibachi route, you’ll get a combination meal, which includes soup, salad, vegetables, teriyaki noodles, steamed rice, the meat of your choice, and sauces. You can also order sushi at the restaurant, and you’ll find all your favorites on the nigiri and maki menus.

 

  1. Most people head to Fogo de Chao in National Harbor for the Churrasco Experience, where you get to enjoy continuous table-side carving of premium Brazilian meats. The restaurant serves sirloin, chicken, ribeye, lamb chops, and filet. You can upgrade the experience with lobster tail, black truffle butter, crab cake, and roasted bone marrow. You can also choose a personal dish, like the Chilean sea bass or cauliflower steak. The cheesecake brulee is the restaurant’s featured dessert, and it’s also worth a try.

 

  1. Dumplings are the name of the game at Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings. The National Harbor restaurant serves a mix of classic soup dumplings, filled with chicken, pork, crab, truffle, shrimp, vegetables, and more. Order an array for the table to share, then add other dishes to the table. Try the black wood ear mushroom, cucumber salad, stir-fried rice cakes, or shredded potato salad. Finish with the ube red bean bao or the pumpkin cake. 

 

  1. Explore a South American menu at Peruvian Charcoal Chicken & Grill in Lanham. The most popular order at the restaurant is the charbroiled chicken plate with sides like yucca, fries, fried rice, black beans, string beans, spinach, macaroni and cheese, or plantains. If that’s not your style, you can order a burrito, tacos, quesadillas, nachos, or burgers. The menu also includes Peruvian specialties, including pollo saltado, lomo saltado, and ceviche de pescado.

 

Take your food to go and enjoy it at one of these perfect picnic spots.