Yeung Fong Carryout

Yeung Fong Carryout is a neighborhood Chinese takeout restaurant located on North Capitol Street NE in Washington, DC. The shop specializes in classic American-Chinese dishes like fried rice, lo mein, General Tso’s chicken, and chow mein, alongside subs, seafood platters, chicken wings, and sandwiches. Its menu is extensive, catering to customers looking for quick, affordable comfort food for pickup or local delivery. ([mapquest.com](https://www.mapquest.com/us/district-of-columbia/yeung-fong-carryout-2450584?utm_source=openai))

A charge from “Yeung Fong Carryout” on a card statement typically corresponds to an in-person food order, a phone order keyed in at the store, or an online order placed via their own ordering site or delivery partners. Most transactions are one‑time purchases for takeout or delivery meals, though the final amount may vary depending on add‑ons, tips, and delivery fees. Occasionally, you might see a small pending or slightly higher amount if a tip was added after the initial authorization or if your bank shows a temporary preauthorization before settling to the exact total.

If you’re unsure about a Yeung Fong Carryout charge, start by checking recent food orders around the date of the transaction, including any late‑night or delivery orders placed from Washington, DC. You can review email or SMS confirmations from online ordering platforms or from their website. To resolve questions, contact the restaurant directly at their published phone number, provide the transaction date and amount, and ask them to look up the order. If they cannot locate a matching order and you still don’t recognize the charge, you should then contact your card issuer to dispute or block the transaction.