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I finally got to try the ramen at this restaurant and I have to admit it lives up to the hype: amazing! The dumplings were great too. My friend really enjoyed the Baos as well. Portions are quite large and the prices are very fair. I’ll definitely be back to try more items from the menu! It took a little while for us to be served, but the staff was extremely polite and kind.

If you enjoy family-style dining, this is the place for you. The portions are huge and perfect for sharing. It’s also fun to watch them make the noodles through the window—it adds a cool, interactive touch. They were very busy when we visited and seem to stay that way, which says a lot. The prices are reasonable considering the generous portion sizes.

I used to live in china and Singapore . This is as authentic as it will get in St. Louis. quality is great. Soup dumplings are a must Their boba teas are good but only recommend them if you have a strong stomach. It’s very sweet and loaded with a lot of condensed dairy

One of my favorite StL restaurants! Highly recommended!! Lemon Chicken, Mapo Tofu, Wontons with chili sauce, Scallion pancakes, Dry sauteed string beans, never had an unsatisfying meal here. Fantastic service. Would come here once a week if I lived closer! ✌️😁❤️

Sorry, I took the photos halfway through the meal. Ramon place on the loop on Delmar north side of the street. Server was friendly and really helpful and actually boxed up Mike to go leftover soup. Spicy steamed potstickers were good. Nice and tender served nice and hot. Fried potstickers were also good Clean dining room we were able to sit next to the window and watch the making noodles and bao. The traditional bao were nice and tender, but didn’t have much flavor. Glad we had the leftover chili oil from the potstickers. The broth in the soup was good, but nothing special. The noodles were good. Some of the beef was pretty grizzly.