Dim Sum & Noodle

Picked up a to go order, place seemed super lovely. Only down side was that the report said that it would be ready and I was still kept waiting for another 10-12mins. So if you are ordering delivery be mindful that carriers may be told it’s ready when it isn’t. HOWEVER, the food was amazing and they have lots of vegetarian options. They also have some of my favorite chopsticks (the rounded ones that you don’t have to break). A couple weeks later I came back for delivery service. Placed the order (on Dim Sum’s website) before opening and I will say, delivered to perfection. Previously I’d posted 4/5 Service stars for the delay in the pickup time, corrected today for 5/5. Not to mention that the food is wonderful, I didn’t quite care for the Dan Dan noodles w Chili Peanut Sauce. These were dry and powdery rather than saucy. But everything else was great. The lunch specials are gold for anyone looking to order ahead and have your lunch delivered just before lunchtime at the office. My favorite dish is the Eggplant in spicy garlic sauce. Perfect portion (for me I like a little extra rice to take some heat off). Would like to see Thai iced tea on the menu but I went for the Vietnamese iced coffee and it is strong to keep you going through the afternoon!

Ordered delivery on their website. I was craving really yummy Chinese food (my fav is sesame chicken) and had my fingers crossed after reading all the positive reviews and seeing they do their own delivery. It was delivered sooo quickly by a very friendly man and the food was still so hot. It is very clearly made with love. The chicken is cooked well and fresh! I also did not encounter any questionable pieces of chicken which is very important to me :)

Excellent food overall. I had the Sui mai which was great tender and rich. I also had the braise pork ramen. The broth was not as tasty and rich as I would have wanted so I supplemented with the dumpling dipping sauce and the chilly sauce. Maybe next time I’ll try a different ramen choice. My friend had the Dan Dan noodles which was great.

Great food. I got the drunken noodles w/ chicken and some soup dumplings.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at "Dim sum & Noodle" and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I walked in, the friendly and attentive staff made me feel welcomed and appreciated. The ambiance of the restaurant was warm and inviting, creating a cozy atmosphere that was perfect for a relaxing meal. Now, let's talk about the food. The menu offered a wide variety of dim sum and noodle dishes, each bursting with delicious flavors. I couldn't resist trying a little bit of everything, and I was not disappointed. The dim sum was steamed to perfection, with delicate wrappers and flavorful fillings that left me craving for more. The noodles were cooked al dente and paired perfectly with the savory sauces and toppings. What really stood out to me was the quality of the ingredients used in every dish. It was evident that the chefs took great care in sourcing fresh and high-quality ingredients, resulting in dishes that were not only delicious but also nutritious. Lastly, I have to commend the service at "Dim sum & Noodle." The staff was knowledgeable about the menu and provided great recommendations based on my preferences. They were attentive without being intrusive, ensuring that my dining experience was enjoyable from start to finish. Overall, I would highly recommend "Dim sum & Noodle" to anyone looking for an incredible dining experience. The combination of delectable dishes, friendly service, and inviting ambiance make it a standout restaurant in the area. Whether you're a fan of dim sum or noodles, or simply looking for a new culinary adventure, this is definitely a place worth checking out. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

We had our lunch here when we visited the Barnes Foundation. Food was good. Service was quick and efficient. We had ramen noodle with BBQ pork, some sui mai, Shanghai juicy buns, and fried dumplings. We enjoyed every dish.

Unassuming location but fantastic food and service. We ordered a few appetizers - shrimp and pork sui mai, bbq pork bao bun, and the spicy chili oil dumpling., All were delicious but the chili oil was incredible, we poured and dipped everything else in it. We split an order of the crispy shrimp and walnut entree and had the lychee and honey lemon green teas to wash everything down. For a no-frills but tasty dim sum night, give this place a try!

This place is outstanding in every way! The atmosphere makes it feel like your not in Philly. The customer service was amazing with the waiter checking on us frequently to see if we were ok. But the food, bro the food 🤤! First the drink, the green tea was sweet but not to sweet with a hint of sour apple. Back to the food though, They could've given me a bowl of just the broth and I would've been satisfied! The flavors were great and if you add the chilli oil your nose will be sniffling until you walk back outside Haha! The pan fried chicken dumplings were cooked to perfection! They were flavorful and light. The passion fruit / raspberry white chocolate ball was the perfect finish to cool down your mouth (IF you added chilli oil). If anyone loves ramen or dumplings I promise you won't be disappointed! I will be back 4 sure!

Reliable and authentic Cantonese cuisine that is hard to find outside Philly Chinatown. While dimsum and noodles are in the name, it's not the only culinary offerings this kitchen serves up. A whole other part of their menu is the Cantonese food and that is the real find here. Efficient wait staff and clean facilities complement the excellent tastes of Cantonese cookery.

Overall: decent food (try to stick to the Chinese options) with plenty of indoor seating and great service. The food itself is decent. I ordered the Braised Beef Belly Ramen which had a large serving size and tasty beef. The menu offers a lot of other Asian cuisine, but I would avoid those and stick to the Chinese food or noodle dishes. This seems to be a Chinese restaurant primarily. For example, someone in my party ordered the pad thai, which was doused in sweet and sour sauce and was pretty jarring and gross. We came here with a party of four at 7 pm on a weekday and were seated immediately. The service was great and they were really attentive with refilling water and clearing the plates. There's plenty of indoor seating with average Chinese restaurant interior designing.

Service was great and I had a delicious honey iced green tea. My pork belly ramen was good but not like "whoa this broth" good that you sometimes find. They had a whole bunch of dim sum offerings I didn't try but looked good so a generous 4 stars.

Great place for dinner! Came here with family on a Sunday evening and there was no wait. The food was good quality and fairly priced for city Asian food. The inside is nice and lowkey with dim lighting. Our waiter was kind and patient with us since we ordered so much! Will be coming back here next time with some friends.

What wonderful service and flavorful meatless dishes ! It is amazing how you can order MEATLESS BBQ .... And it was DELICIOUS! I really enjoyed the pot of tea and sesame ballS were heavenly!! I would come back

A lot to love here! I was hungry walking home from an event and stumbled into Dim Sum & Noodle with zero plan. I asked the friendly staff at the counter if I could place a to-go order and wait for it, and they let me know it would be ~10 minutes. Incredible! A few notes: + This spot is BYOB. I can't wait to come with a group and a bottle of wine and order the whole menu. + For a place with "dim sum" in the name, the dim sum menu itself is a little small. What they do offer packs a punch and will fulfill your craving with gusto. + Do NOT skip the chicken chow fun! One of my favorite dishes I've had in a good long while and lasted me 3 full days. + Really reasonable prices and conveniently located in the Rodin Place plaza. + The steamed pork dumplings were good but left a bit to be desired for me when, again, dim sum is in the name. Thicker dough wrapper, pretty basic pork filling. This will be my go-to for takeout and delivery, and I cannot wait to try more dishes on the menu!

Tiny portions for dim sum at high prices. Paid $50 and left hungry and feeling robbed. Some dishes came out undercooked. Food did not seem fresh, maybe steamed from frozen.

I got pork ramen from here once before which was decent but my takeout lunch order today really impressed me. I placed the order through Uber eats for the Dan Dan noodles and the lunch special spicy garlic sauce eggplant with hot and sour soup as my side. It was ready for pickup in less than 15 minutes, service was fast and easy. The eggplant was super flavorful, not too saucy, and they gave enough rice which I feel like some places don't always do. Dan Dan noodles were spicy and delicious but I just kept reaching for the eggplant, definitely the star of the show for me. Hot and sour soup was more sour than hot so maybe request extra spiciness if that is what you prefer, but the way they made it was perfect for my taste. I'll definitely be back to get takeout again for the lunch special and dinner--would recommend this place to anyone who has a Chinese craving!

Really good food. I love their soup dumplings so much. They call them juice buns. I've gone twice since I tried them for the first time last month because it was worth going again. Ok both cases we shared a bunch of stuff and got various dishes. There's plenty for sharing and service is excellent and fast so if you decide you want to order more you can. Atmospheric is basic. But don't let looks deceive you. This is a great place for a laid back, friendly night. I recommend the lychee tea. It is excellent.

Great selection of items on the menu, flavors were savory and food was well seasoned. The leaf wrapped sticky rice with meat was my favorite. Service was great, waitresses were polite and diligent. Only complaint is the soup I ordered did not specify on the menu that it is served with peanuts inside of the broth (allergy), so it had to be remade.

I was in the mood for some soupy dumplings so I did a quick Yelp search and aired it down to a handful of places. The reason I chose dim sum and noodles over the other places was the dim sum combo plate, which included 8 pre-selected dumplings: 2 Shrimp Dumpling, 2 Sui Mai, 2 Shanghai Juice Bun, 1 Veggie Dumpling and 1 Char Sui Bao. The price was right, and the taste was spot on. Each one had it's own unique flavor. And most of all, the soupy dumplings were nice and soupy and didn't fall apart when picked up.

Aunties making the dumplings fresh in the restaurant serving area!? I love everything about this place - since this neighborhood is a bit touristy, it's hard to find good food. I've been twice and have not been disappointed. Delicious dumplings + dan dan noodles. Drooling thinking about this fresh food. Great place outside of Chinatown.

Good food but not the best dim sum I've had in Philly. The the service was great. I would recommend Dim Sum and Noodle for a more relax weekday dinner spot.

The food was amazing! We had several types of dumplings and they were each delicious and flavorful. We also shared scallion pancakes, very good. The eggplant entree was wonderful, cooked to perfection, it was delicate, aromatic, spicy and I could eat it every night of the week. The sautéed green beans were also really, really good. My son had a ramen bowl and while I didn't try it he said it was really good and the bowl was empty, so I have to believe it was as good as everything else. The dining room was fairly small, but simple and beautiful, an enormous wall mural was charming and offered an interesting windowless view. Service was good, my favorite kind, efficient and fast. I'm glad I don't live in the neighborhood or eating here every night might be a possibility.

The food was great the environment was nice too. Service was solid. Close to many of the museums. Would recommend if you are looking for a reliable Asian place in the area.

Being pretty much the only Chinese restaurants in the area. It is what it is. If you want better tasting and authentic food definitely visit Chinatown. I don't suggest coming here for dim sum or noodles. Not enough selection for dim sum and not fresh. Noodles are just okay. I feel like they have gotten worse over the years and is really catering more and more to the crowd that's around. For example, chicken feet from the dim sum menu is no longer haha.

I had been craving dim sum for some time and glad I was able to find this place in a familiar neighborhood. Parking can be tough in that area so if you can order delivery, that would be the less stressful option. The establishment is a store front space. You enter at the register where they lead you to the sitting/eating area towards the back or order to go. The menu has all the popular dim sum dishes (shrimp dumplings, sticky rice, chicken wings, pork bao, and moree). I've tried the majority of items and they were really good. Just thinking about them now has me craving their food. The food comes out warm and timely so no long wait. The prices are good therefore this is the place for your dim sum fix!

I ordered the chicken and eggplant and it was delish!! My friend ordered the drunken noodle and that was also good but I wasn't in a noodle mood. Lily provided impeccable patience and attentiveness and displayed great customer service! great experience @ Dim Sum Noodle.

I would call this place a minimal Dim Sum restaurant that pleasantly served my Dim Sum craving. Please do not expect a full Dim Sum experience that foods come in steaming carts with noisy ambience. I walked in with pretty low expectations but walked out with very high satisfaction literally. The best dish to me was their pork wontons in chili oil sauce. So unique in flavor and it was just perfection! Whatever in the chili sauce was so fantastic...never had this before. The sauce has sweet, sour, salty, and spicy flavors all in one. What the secret recipe there!? Very well balanced. The vibe inside was peaceful and friendly, not overwhelming like a typical Dim Sum place. Loved it. The Dan Dan noodles were delicious too and I was told it is similar kind of chili sauce. I'm totally hooked with their chili sauce for some reasons lol. The other steamed foods were great too. The soup dumplings were great and gave a warm feeling after having them. Would have been nice if they had sliced gingers. The watercress dumplings were something I would recommend too as they tasted very unique and full with veggies and pork. Everything we ordered I could order them all again next time. Staff was very friendly and nice. Loved the wall arts and the inside decors.

This place is the only Asian place around the area and I assume that's why it has good reviews. The food was unauthentic and bland. Every dish I got just tasted off. It either lacked flavor or had a weird aftertaste.

Great Experience - Highly recommend We were at the Barnes and looking for a place we could walk to. Wow what a great experience. We had the Assorted Dim Sum so that we could get the full experience and it was incredible. We certainly could of had another! The Pancake was so light and flaky--worth every bite. Our waiter was very attentive & never had to ask or wait for anything --

Dim Sum & Noodle overall was pretty decent! It wasn't the best dim sum I've ever had, but it was pretty good and for sure hit the spot. When I was there, they actually gave us a complimentary order of scallion pancakes which was really sweet. Service was so incredibly quick and efficient - our waitress kept commenting on how proud she was that we were finishing everything, and I became personally invested in seeing that through to the end. We stuffed ourselves full on BBQ Char Sui pork buns, chili oil beef dumplings, tom yum soup, Shanghai juicy buns, and banana leaf sticky rice (we devoured that up and I couldn't grab a picture) The juicy buns (or soup dumplings) could have definitely used more soup in them, but the seasoning was good. The scallion pancakes had that great, crisp crunch but maybe could have been seasoned more. The tom yum soup was alright - definitely could have also had more of that classic tangy flavor. The char sui buns and the chili oil beef dumplings were my favorite and the sticky rice was also really great. I think I would maybe do takeout here again. If you have a craving and don't feel like walking all the way to Chinatown if you're in the area, it's worth a stop by!

An unassuming-looking Chinese restaurant that serves superb food at reasonable prices. The wonton soups have an extraordinarily tasty broth that has me coming back for more. The dim sum dishes, soups and noodle dishes are uniformly excellent.

This place is pretty good. The food is tasty (and has large portions) and the service is quick and attentive. Their menu is a bit confusing, specifically their pick two get one free promotion, since I thought this meant there was one set price but that is not the case. Each item is priced individually and you'll pay for two of them. Maybe I didn't read closely enough but I feel they should have noted that better. I really enjoyed the sweet peach buns. They are sweet but not super sweet, and they still taste like an appetizer rather than a dessert. My ramen (garlic spare rib) was filling and very flavorful. My husband got the pork belly ramen and gave me a some of his to try. The pork belly was phenomenal, and if I return I will make sure to get it next time. The pork is juicy and melts in the mouth. Don't worry too much that this place is in a strange little strip mall, the food here is good and it's not a bad choice for lunch.

Came here for dim sum but Mediocre food. Also got a chicken and broccoli dish and you can tell the chicken wasn't fresh chicken breast.

This was my first experience with Dim Sum. There were lots of lunch combination options at reasonable prices. However, there was only one option for a Dim Sum combination lunch. Unfortunately, the lunch combo was all pork, expect for one veggie dumpling. So, we ordered 1 lunch combo which comes with a spring roll and the choice of soup, rice or noodles. I ordered dim sum ala carte off the menu. The scallion pancakes were very good; so crisp, flakey, and hot. There is a generous size shrimp in the shrimp dumpling. The dumpling skin is made fresh and uses gluten free flour (so I was told by our waitress). I've come to realize, I'm not really a fan of steamed dumplings. I think I'm more of pan fried dumpling girl. I tend to like things crispy. My husband loved his Dim Sum Combination lunch. He would rate it as one of the best dim sum experiences and he thought the shrimp dumplings were to die for.

I ordered the Honey Walnut Shrimp with steamed rice and the pork belly ramen noodles, overall super delicious and fresh! Pork Belly Ramen: The only downside is my silly self didn't realize how much fat would be on Pork Belly so I didn't eat any of the meat on my ramen but the broth and noodles were still yummy! Honey Walnut Shrimp: PERFECTLY crispy shrimp (The Honey sauce comes on the side so you get the option to add however little or more you want which I liked. I give it a 4 just because the website menu that I ordered from didn't really give a description of what was in the menu items I selected, but other then that will definitely try again!

Here now is the actual best Ramen I ever had in my entire life ..AUTHENTIC, it was perfectly cooked, the broth was on point, the chicken was delicious it has to be on your list if you ever visit Philly ... it was the Sesame Chicken and Shiitake Mushroom Noodle Soup

We got takeout here and the customer service, quickness and quality were all superb. Such a great variety of food. Don't sleep on the veggie dumplings and scallion pancakes! I would've taken pictures but we scarfed down our pad Thai, scallion pancakes and dumplings so fast! I cannot wait to try more of the noodle dishes next time!

I do love it! As a native Chinese, I am sure the flavor of them is authentic! Besides, a young man of this restaurant was making dim sum manually when I walked in, so you can trust that they don't use frozen food. Recommend it!

Their entrees are legit. You can tell by the quality of vegetables they put in their basic thinks like veggie lo mein. We typically skip the dim sum and go straight for a noodle, soup, or traditional rice dish.

Ordered food for delivery, service was great and delivery time was impressive! Food was fresh, tasty and great value!

I had this place bookmarked for quite some time but never had the opportunity to get there until recently. I love me some Dim Sum and with so many positive Yelp reviews I was excited to finally try Dim Sum & Noodle. The interior is very nice and they have a cool mural on the wall. Our server was super friendly and helpful. The menu has several options other than just Dim Sum. They have some classic Chinese fare, Cantonese, Ramen, Korean, etc. We basically went with Dim Sum. We ordered steamed pork buns, soup dumplings, and pan fried dumplings. We also ordered the Dan Dan noodles and Chinese spinach in garlic sauce. Everything was excellent. The pork buns were great and the soup dumplings on par with Dim Sum Garden. I had the green tea and honey over ice and that was also quite good. Dim Sum & Noodle lived up to their excellent reviews and with my daughter moving into the neighborhood, this will be a regular stop for us.

Amazing food and amazing service. The general Tao chicken meal is very yummy! Highly recommend this spot!

Ordered take out. Always wanted to try this place. Highly disappointed. For over $30, we brought an order of sweet and sour chicken and also general TSO chicken with a roll. They both come with white rice and I recieved one. The sweet and sour chicken count was low I recieved maybe 10 pieces. This looked more like lunch then dinner. Lastly, our roll and general TSO chicken was overcooked. First and last customer.

So glad I tried this! Food first - I did a dim sum overload :) I ordered Steamed Shrimp dumplings (5), the Steamed Shanghai Juicy Buns (4.5), Steamed Watercress Dumpling (5+), Pan Fried Pork Dumpling (4), and Steamed Pork Dumpling (4.5). They were packed, juicy and delicious. The Watercress was absolutely delicious, and the Steamed Shrimp were incredibly juicy. I always order Steamed Shrimp Dumplings, and these were top notch. I was pleasantly surprised with the Juicy Buns. It's a soup dumpling, but it had a different taste than most soup dumplings. It was more flavorful, sweeter, and less soup than usual which I actually preferred. Lastly, I don't typically care for pork dumplings (they were for my roommate), and I was again pleasantly surprised by how much I liked these, especially the steamed. Basically, it was one great dumpling after another! Service wise, the pick up was fine, the food was already ready, and the woman was very sweet. Those 5 orders of dumplings were $32. I found that very fair for the amount I got! I highly recommend Dim Sum & Noodle, especially the Shrimp Dumpling and Watercress. I'll be back & I hope you enjoy too.

This place has been my go to all throughout Covid. Service is amazing especially with this one lady in front. She always makes sure my takeout order is packed with all the utensils and sauces I need. Food is always A+ I recommend the shrimp dumpling dim sum and hot and sour soup!

Taking an evening run through Philly on my visit and happily found this place. I ordered the Taiwanese braised pork belly with aged egg and steamed sui mai. The pork was not as juicy as I would have expected but flavorful nonetheless and the greens were perfectly cooked. The sui mai had a light flavor, not too dense for the filling. Wait staff was not the friendliest that night despite not many customers. Maybe not the most notable restaurant I've been to, but I don't regret trying it and I do recommend giving it a try for yourself.

Excellent casual place for dine-in and take out. Very consistent and fresh ingredients, especially for the popular items.

This place is simply the best. Me and my roommates go out of our way to eat here because nothing else compares. My favorite is the pork belly ramen the ramen here is the best we've ever had and we love ramen and try many different places!! The portions are amazing, we all can't sing enough praises about this place, we can't wait to go back. Pls do urself a favor and eat here.

Overall: 4 (Rounded) Food: 3.5 Service: 3.5 Price: 4 Atmosphere: 3 Dim Sum & Noodles is exactly what is has dim sum and noodle dishes. I ordered the scallion pancake and bulgogi ramen, which came with a free lemon green tea. The price of my meal was around $17 with taxes but without tip. Dim sum is normally suppose to be communal but I was really hungry. The cost of the meal would have been a little as a result, so keep that in mind. The service was fairly well even though it was pretty late and towards their closing time. I did feel a little rush but I expect that when we were the last people in the restaurant. The taste of the food was pretty good. I have has better ramen and scallion pancakes but for the quickness and variety of ramen; I feel it is a good selling point since there's different types other than the traditional miso or shoyu ramen. Overall, I would stop by again some time in the future.

This place never disappoints. Anytime you're there, it's packed which is always a good sign. I highly recommend anything in chili oil for the spice lovers and the spicy pork soup dumplings are a must.

This was awesome. My beef chow fun was sooo juicy. The meat was great quality. There was sauce covered all over the noodles. Not all places perfectly coat their noodles in sauce, so i was absolutely thrilled. The Steamed Shanghai Juicy Buns were still hot when they arrived to me. Took me by surprise and filled me with joy! The flavor... so loud, so memorable. They were juicy and slimy (in a good way! You know how dumplings can be beautifully squishy and wet? Trust me, it was awesome). And i got the General Tso's. Obviously, this is a classic dish but they perfected it! So! Much! SAUCE! Ugh i cannot wait to order again :)!

Overall, we felt like everything was lackluster and left feeling disappointed. We ordered: Scallion pancakes - too doughy and not crispy. Overpriced. But to be honest, all of the small plates are. Only the noodles and soup seem reasonable. Soup dumplings - best thing we tried. Flavorful and decent size. Sticky rice - tiny and barely any filling. Sausage tasted good though. Garlic wings - insanely disappointing. $6 for 4 wings that are bland and have no flavor besides the faint whiff of curry powder. They felt like the frozen wing dings they serve at corner stores. Dan Dan noodles - okay. The chili oil here is one of the best things about it. Short rib ramen - this came out 25 mins after everything else. At this point we were scared of being disappointed again and were hoping the waitress wouldn't bring it. We ended up being pleasantly surprised. The broth had nice flavor, the short rib was a fair portion, and the noodles had great texture. The sweet crunchy fruit (peaches?) inside of it was really weird though.

I ordered delivery via Eat24 on a cold, rainy evening. Although it took about an hour to be delivered, it was worth the wait. I ordered the steamed pork dumplings and the shrimp dumpling soup with noodles. Both items were still hot when they arrived, and everything was delicious and tasted fresh. The portions were large; so I now have leftovers for another meal or two. I wish the delivery charge wasn't so high ($3.00), but I will definitely order from here again!

Used to be a regular here, then stopped coming as I wanted to explore some other options in the Art Museum area. However, I ordered take-out the other day and really enjoyed it. They really cater to your tastes and try to make it the best service possible. I have also sat-down here and its a nice sit-down place. Atmosphere: Casual to business casual. I've sat down once here and had a nice catch-up with a friend who was in Philly for the day. Otherwise, I usually just do take-out and enjoy in the comfort of my home while watching TV or studying. Food: My go to is the dan-dan noodles and the pad-that. Both are pretty delicious, but no match for Dan Dan or Han Dynasty. Philly has pretty good thai food, so its hard to match that. I couldn't give 5/5 because there are better food options in Philly. I would've given 3/5, but this is the only decent place with a mix of Asian food in the Art Museum area that is actually decent. Dan-dan noodles are flavorful, but not that spicy. Definitely ask for a side of hot oil (or two!). The pad thai is flavorful and can be made with or without egg. I recently got the ramen here, and really enjoyed it. I mean its not great, but it gets the job done when you're sick or on a bad day. They give the veggies and broth separately so you can mix as you desire later. Definitely order lots of hot oil on the side if you like spicy ramen. Drinks: Just had water! Service: Quick and helpful! Order prior for take-out. They also do delivery via one of the delivery services (i.e. Grubhub). Would 100% come back since its so close.

Better dim sum than expected but the ramen was not quiet there. Do you live in the fairmount area or happen to be in this neighborhood and don't feel like dragging your a$$ all the way to chinatown for some dim sum? If the answer to either of these questions is yes then you should definitely check this place out. We had the dim sum combo and I thought the shao mai was pretty good and the cha shao bao was descent as well. I even thought the shrimp dumpling was pretty good. This is definitely a great neighhood gem for a no frills dim sum meal. I did however not think the ramen wasn't what I expected. Not because it tasted bad, quite the opposite, my pork belly "ramen" was very flavorful, but rather, the noodles are not ramen noodles but regular rice noodles. If they described the dish correctly I would have been fine with it but just a small nitpick. Overall, this is a great place if you are already here but for best dim sum in the city you'd still have to go to chinatown.

Very good dim sum spot. Not much to say but it is a good recommendation if you need a place in Chinatown. Go crazy with the dim sum and obviously you MUST order a noodle dish.

What I learned from last night. Do your research on yelp before ordering rule #1. We started off with an order of the Shrimp Shumai and let me tell you this looks nothing like Shrimp Shumai. As I ordered it the waitress goes it come with mushroom, some pork, some chicken in it. After being throughly confused and not eating since breakfast I said okay unconfidently. When the appetizer came out it was the exact opposite what you would think you are getting when you order it from say A1 Japanese SteakHouse - the exact opposite and we could not finish the order of 4 that came with the order. Shrimp Dumpling Noodle Soup - totally tasteless. Couple of Bok Choy's thrown in, maybe five small shrimp dumplings, and your typical noodle base. I ate the shrimp dumplings and couldn't stomach to eat the noodles with no flavor. After looking at some of the reviews on this restaurant I clearly made an error in judgement on what I ordered. Lesson learned the hard way. I do not believe I will ever be back to this part of the city again and find myself to give them another chance but who knows as I do love me some good Dim Sum. And as always fellow yelpers choose wisely and SYOY!!!

I only tried the vegetable dumplings and veggie spring rolls, but if everything else taste as good as these! You will love it. The dumplings are so good, even my 11 year old niece loved them. I'm so obsessed, I've already ordered 3x in the last 24 hours lol. I did order Uber eats so I can't say much on the place. But if you're vegan, or vegetarian, try it out!