Dumpling District

The food was terrible. The dim sum tasted like pre-packaged frozen food—no flavor at all, and the dumpling wrappers were way too thick. The chicken wasn’t cooked through at all. We tried five different items, and none of them were properly cooked inside. It honestly felt like they only get the sauce from Pericana. We went because of the reviews, but I really don’t understand why the ratings are so high. The staff were too busy chatting among themselves, and I don’t think I’ll ever come back.

This is the best noodle soup ever! It's called braised beef noodle soup, it's really good! The beef is so tender, the broth is rich in flavor, and the noodles were cooked perfectly. Really recommended!!!

Everything was just okay. No one picked up the phone when I tried to call in my order and the website for online ordering was missing pan-fried beef baos so I went to order in person. Turns out they ran out during the soft opening day. I ended up ordering the pork soup dumplings, pan-fried pork baos, and the rainbow soup dumplings, totaling $57 for 18 dumplings. For ~$3 per bite-sized dumpling you’d expect them to be really tasty right? Unfortunately, the steamed dumplings didn't have much distinction in flavor from each other and the fillings tasted artificial. I think the best of the bunch was the black colored truffle pork dumpling. Overall, these dumplings weren't any better than the factory mass-produced ones you could pickup at an Asian grocery store. I was disappointed with the ove

This place was killer. Thanks team! Awesome veggie dumplings and cucumber salad. Nice and helpful attendant. Yummy looking vegan soups and noodles. Can’t wait to be back!

Please don’t waste your money here. Dumplings here are so terrible. The dumpling wrappers are too thick and dry. The frozen dumplings you can simply get from the supermarket taste a lot better and are a lot cheaper.