FuFu Café

"After more than 18 years in business, these Chinese restaurants closed their original locations in Bellaire Asiatown’s Dun Huang Square on Friday, November 15. The owners have consolidated the businesses into Fu Fu Dim Sum and HotPot, a new restaurant located in a “bigger and better space down the street” at 11810 Bellaire Boulevard. “Thank you for all your support, your loyalty, and the wonderful memories you’ve helped us create here,” they wrote. “... We will see you at our new location.” According to the restaurant’s Instagram, the aptly named Fu Fu Dim Sum and Hot Pot serves dim sum, hot pot, and seafood." - Brittany Britto Garley

"The original Fu Fu Cafe on the west end of the Dun Huang Plaza has satisfied late-night soup dumpling seekers for decades. Service is quick, if not slightly unforgiving, and food arrives faster than seems reasonably possible. Nothing at this combo Vietnamese-Chinese spot is mind-blowing, but rather satisfying, a little gust-busting, and reliably straightforward. All of which makes Fu Fu a solid spot to split a bunch of dumplings, rice dishes, or spicy hot pot with a big group after a long night out. What to order: 葱油饼 (green onion pancake), 韭菜水饺 (pork chive dumpling), 椒盐鱿鱼 (salt toasted squid)" - chelsea thomas, gianni greene

"Scratch that late-night itch for some Chinese food and head to this no-frills spot. Open until 2 a.m. daily, diners can get virtually every dim sum dish imaginable off an extensive menu of Western favorites like orange chicken and traditional offerings like lobster, crab, and beef hot pot." - Lane Gillespie

"A facelift was just what the doctor ordered at this Chinatown staple. A surprise to even the most loyal customers, Fu Fu Café recently updated its interior and menu, but the hot pot remains a must. Opt for a mild or spicy broth base and add in meats or seafood, eggs, and juicy soup dumplings." - Nadia Gire