Jade Dumpling & Noodle House

Genuinely pleased with this restaurant! The food is incredible and authentic. The noodles and dumplings were cooked well. If you can handle real spice, I highly recommend their spicy cold chicken. They were open on Christmas Day and although they had many customers, the waitress was able to keep her cool and stay friendly!

Pretty nice experience at this restaurant. I didn't know right off the bat what exactly I wanted, but they helped me decide. It doesn't seem like much from the outside. I love dim sum, so I had to stop by. I was shocked at how cheap their Dan Dan noodles were ($6.99), so I definitely added that to my list, and oh my god. The noodles are so fresh, have a bounce to them, the pork was generous, and the spice levels were just right. I wasn't intending to get them, but they were amazing. I also got the steamed chicken dumplings. They were also very fresh, and it came with hot oil, and it went perfectly with the dumplings. It didn't take too long for my order to be ready, and they were very nice. They gave me some water for free, which I didn't ask for, but I'm happy they offered as it was hot out and I had a long drive ahead of me. Definitely recommend coming here.

An Oasis of authentic Chinese food in the Pacific Northwest. They offer Wonderful Food with an extensive menu & Friendly Attentive Service. Be prepared to Share, as the Chinese do. The Taste is Real and the Portions are Huge. Maybe not the best place for a 1st date, but your loved one deserves a date night here. In fact bring the whole family if you want! Can't wait to return. 😁🥢🍻

I was very happy to have found this place. I found many vegetarian options and tried several of them. They were all very good. The tomato & egg noodle dish was exceptionally good. We also liked the fried bun. This place used great ingredients and the flavor of the food was exceptional.

Jade Dumplings is a must when we’re in town! 🥟 The dumplings are always fresh and absolutely delicious. The service is friendly and welcoming, and the cozy vibe makes it a perfect spot to relax and enjoy a meal. We swing by every time we’re nearby—so good, every single visit!

This place is a hidden gem in Eugene. Everything tastes homemade and you can tell it’s made from scratch. It honestly reminded me of the kind of dumpling spots you’d find in a bigger city, authentic and full of flavor. The prices are really reasonable for the quality and the food is absolutely delicious. One of my new favorite lunch spots for sure. I had the beef noodle soup and the soup dumplings and both were amazing. I’ll definitely be coming back.

i had a religious experience at this restaurant. the food was so good it brought tears to my eyes. i simply cannot recommend this place enough. please get the sesame beef and the fried chicken because it will change your life. i cannot believe that there was a time in my life where i hadn’t yet tried this food. i will never be the same. service was amazing, our waiter was extremely friendly and even gave recommendations for our first time there. THANK YOU 💚

Great experience! 1st time went with my niece and nephew and they absolutely loved it! Great food, Great prices. Authentic. Plan to wait a little bit. Always busy which adds to the environment.

This is the place that does Chinese Food to perfection. The dumplings are small and not greasy. I personally don't like bow because it's too much bread, but that is the nature of a bow dumpling. I like the small ones that are steamed and if you're not familiar with dumplings you should start with those Secondary maybe some potstickers I would have them steamed as opposed to fried because I don't like fried food and the ingredients have more flavor when they're steamed than when they're fried. I tell you that cause I've read some of the reviews and realize that there's some people that don't understand what makes Chinese food different than other cultures styles of food preparation. I go to the Bev Street restaurant frequently usually once a month when I drive in from Florence an hour and a half to Eugene. The Metropole bakery down the street does one of the greatest American versions of a baguette with seeds. Highly recommend it next time you have a meal where you want a slice of bread or a shred platter with cheese and prosciutto, etc. this is the bread to use. Getting back to the menu that I've listed these to me are the primary ingredients that you must try first if you would appreciate the quality and freshness of this particular restaurant. If you are familiar with Chinese Food and know your way around, I would also try the string beans and some of the other dumplings. I've also always been fond of seaweed salad and serve served with a broth. Oh, by the way, the menu item of the Cole sesame noodles I ordered to take home to have the next day or two as a lunch hit. No matter when you have it it's delicious. I also go as far as to add a little bit of peanut butter to it, which is the way they make it in New York City where I was raised. Enjoy this place. They work hard. Do a great job and the food is very fresh. Pork Wonton in Chicken Soup (10) Pork Shrimp & Chives Dumplings(10) Fresh Bok Choy with shrooms & red pepper heat! Which is just enough and makes all the difference. Mapo Tofu will totally blow your mind have it with veggie rice. Vegetarian Fried Rice vegetables, peas, carrots, eggs, no soy sauce Sichuan Spicy Dry Noodles Shredded cucumber, shredded onion, shredded carrot, bean

I'm not sure what all the hype around this place is. I went here with my partner and friend for dinner tonight and it was just okay. We arrived around 6:45pm and left around 8pm. We got a table immediately, they just had to clean it first because it was never cleared after the last people left. They seemed to be slow to clear all of the tables while we were there. There were a lot of people waiting for takeout so we were hoping it would be good. Once we sat down we got menus and started looking over them. The one runner was also the person taking orders and handling takeout orders so he was incredibly busy. There were two people working the kitchen and one person doing the dishes in the back. The server took a while to take our order since he was so busy, but he was very nice the whole time. We got the chicken fried noodles, chicken dumplings, and chicken bao. The food was just alright. The noodles were really wet, like they were just pulled out of water and mixed in with the rest of the ingredients and not actually cooked in a wok or a pan. The chicken didn't have much flavor and my partner said it tasted a little off and he was a little worried about it. He seems fine so far but time will tell if he's sick later. The bao was just fine. It didn't have a ton of meat inside and the filling included corn kernels which I had never seen before. It was kind of off-putting. It tasted alright but wasn't anything to write home about. I didn't taste the dumplings so I can't speak to how they were. The restaurant itself could use a good deep clean. It's small and unassuming with decent parking and a handful of tables. It was a busy night for them so they had a lot of people both at tables and waiting for takeout. People were even waiting outside in the cold for their food to be ready so we really thought it would be good but I just don't get it. Maybe it was just an off night for the kitchen. I'm glad I finally tried this place but I can't say I'll be itching to go back any time soon.

Fresh, delicious. reasonably priced and great customer service. It is a bit small but we went a bit later (7) and got seated right away. The green beans, fried noodles and scallion pancakes are a must.

We stopped here on a whim and were not disappointed! The food was delicious, the service was quick, and the restaurant was welcoming. I got the pork soup dumplings and they were delicious. We'll be back when we're in town next!

There are two Jade Dumplings I. Eugene run by the same owners. Both are fabulous. The downtown location has a bit more on the menu but you can't go wrong at either place. Great dumplings cooked to order, generous servings of soups and other specialties including a string bean dish to doe for. Our family loves these fine friendly locations. Always a great choice for an inexpensive lunch or an affordable get together with the kids or friends.

Excellent food, excellent service. The food came quickly, was hot and very tasty. The dining room was chilly, but aside from that we were very satisfied. We'll eat there again.

Love coming here every time I'm in Eugene! The spicy wontons are my favorite. I have yet to try something on the menu that I haven't liked.

Food was very good, nothing wrong there. We didn't have to wait for long for seating too long but we did get there fairly early. It was a small cute space but service wasn't that great. They took our order but didn't come to check if we wanted more or needed anything. Once they noticed our plates were empty they still didn't offer anything else just took the plates and gave the check, didn't say a word. We were still hungry.

Party of 5 for a 1pm lunch. Had a table in 5-10 minutes, had food in 10 after ordering, and everything was AMAZING. We had the Soup Dumplings, Scallion Pancakes, Pork Xiao Long Bao, Dan Dan Noodles, Spicy cucumber, Shrimp Shumai, and pan fried dumplings. If I lived within 30 minutes, it would be a monthly stop!

Fantastic! Hands down the best Chinese food in Eugene. We come to Eugene every year to visit family and I can't believe it took this long for us to discover this little spot. The dan dan noodles were very delicious - nice kick, bouncy, fresh, and with a generous amount of ground pork. Only $6.99 too! (Yes, it's a "side" noodle dish but restaurants typically over charge for it.) The pork xiao long bao was tasty as well - the skin was not too thick and it was juicy!! Exceeded my expectations. The crispy chicken with chilis was still good but our least favorite out of the 3. Flavor was good but the chicken could be crispier. Good portion size though! Comfort food with a bowl of rice. Small location but clean and cozy. Bathrooms require a key and outside the restaurant. Easy parking. Friendly service. We will be back!

Had some good Asian food at this place in Eugene that doesn't look like much. It has better food than how it looks thankfully. Jade Dumpling & Noodle House has a couple locations, including this one on Williamette. A lot of the typical Asian items to get here. There's also plenty of vegan and plant based options. By using the name of the place as a guide, we had an easier time making choices. It's a pretty big menu. They have dumplings and noodles, obviously. After that, just choose whether to get meaty or plant based. It's about $10 for the Vegetarian Dumplings. These are filled with Shepherd's Purse and shiitake mushrooms, and vermicelli. At the time they only had carryout. There was a good amount of dumplings and they were filled, and filling. Good stuff as far as dumplings. It's located on Williamette in College Hill. They are closed on Tuesdays.

I live in Corvallis and the lack of asian food (or good food for that matter) is appalling. It was refreshing to come here after a hike at mt pisgah for some take out before returning to Corvallis. Would definitely come back here again. Simple food but delicious!!

Get the dan dan noodles and the spicy pork bao dumplings. Efficient menu, no frills environment. You can see the dumplings being made right when you walk in. Dan Dan noodles were less than $10 for a hearty bowl, and the dumplings were about $15 for 8.

This restaurant baffles us a little bit. It is quite popular online yet rarely busy (we walk by from time to time). We finally tried it twice and the food both times was bad to the point of being inedible. I realize a lot of people come here strictly for dumplings which we find best as an appetizer but not a meal. The food is greasy, the flavors off and the use of good ingredients quite stingy, especially the pork, beef and chicken. Last time I tried the steamed chicken spicy soup and it was stringy bits of chicken thigh floating in a quart (!!) of spicy oil. Service and atmosphere are fine, at least.

On a road-trip from the San Francisco Bay Area to Portland, we stopped here in Eugene for some take-out. Having our Princess with us, we could only eat at restaurants with outdoor seating or find a place to park and munch. We ordered: Spicy Cold Chicken - 4 - pieces of chicken and cucumber swimming in a super flavorful chili sauce. I was disappointed that the chicken was not as tender as I had expected being that it was advertised as steamed chicken. Had it checked that mark, this dish was easily a 5. Pan-Fried Pork Bun - 5 - It took a few minutes to find a place to park and eat. Because of that, whatever soup that had been in the bun had been absorbed by the bun itself. In spite of that, this dish was tasty. House Noodles with Tomato and Eggs - 5 - This simple dish was amazingly delicious. Well-seasoned and perfectly portioned. It was absolutely perfect when we ate it hot and then again when we finished it cold. This is a place that we would definitely come to again and again to try all the flavors.

I decided to try this restaurant while on my roadtrip since I was craving some Chinese cuisine. I ended up ordering the shrimp boiled dumplings and the Sichuan dry noodles from the app to pick up and everything went smoothly. As for the reason why I gave it 3 stars would be because of the food, more specifically the noodles. Although the noodles had a good flavor, it was overfilled with oil, which made it hard to eat at the end. The shrimp dumplings were decent but also not my favorite. The skin of the dumplings had a good chew but the fillings seemed more like a shrimp paste, which isn't what I was expecting. I ended up paying almost $40 for both, definitely not cheap.

Jade is Jade is Jade. There are 2 locations. See my other recent review. I love this place. I've not had a bad dish here. Sometimes is easy to get a seat, sometimes not. You can't go wrong with anything in my estimation.

We ordered the dan dan noodles, the spicy pork soup dumplings, the pork and shrimp dumplings and the pork pan fried buns. Everything was delicious! I highly recommend these dishes.

Great food and service was excellent and friendly. Noodles were al dente, shrimp shumai were good and the soup dumplings were delicious.

Tried Jade after learning it was in the top 100 Chinese restaurants in the nation. I can confirm, it lives up to the status. Best bao I've ever had... EVER. Excellent menu, exceptional flavors, presented to perfection! Thank you, Jade! Sincerely, the woman with the broken leg :)

If you love noodles and dumplings, do yourself a favor and try this restaurant. It's a small, non-assuming business located in a strip mall. But the food is delicious and satisfying. My favorite dish was the Spicy & Sour Cucumbers, followed by the Dan Dan Noodles. We did get the chicken Bao, and while it wasn't quite the same level as the Cucumbers, it was still quite good. We had a friendly and helpful server, I wish we had caught his name. If you are in the mood for dumplings or noodles, I highly recommend this place.

Great food and ambiance. The handmade shrimp wontons in chicken broth with spinach and chopped scallions were utterly delicious and reasonably priced. Staff are good.

We were in town for a Duck Basketball for my husband's birthday. Decided to try something new and Jade's was SCRUMPTIOUS!! We ordered the meat lovers rice as our main dish and it was super tasty, 5/5. As sides we ordered scallion pancakes 3/5. Spicy wontons 5/5, soup dumplings 3/5, shrimp Shumai 6/5!!!! We look forward to a new favorite when we visit TrackTownUSA.

Great food, exceptional service! If you like numbing spice and Szechuan , the spicy and sour braised beef noodle is delicious. High quality ingredients, nice blend of sour and flavorful. This dish is fun not painful when very spicy! The staff is so friendly, very nice and accommodating. Inside is always busy but pleasant and professional atmosphere. Food and service have not let me down once, making this place one of if not my favorite Szechuan in town!

Kind of 3 1/2 star. This location has bland interior kind of dive like. The bathrooms are outside with a key. The dumplings were expensive and fair to good. The soup dumpling was the best. We also, ordered a Chinese chive pancake so small and the tiniest chives. Served with no sauce. The green beans portion was small and over cooked. We left slightly hungry.

We just love the food. Sometimes the staff seem overwhelmed, but they are always cheerful and hard working. Go early.

This place is a tiny hole in the wall, but they make some darn good food!!!! We lucked out and didn't have to wait, but there was a small line that formed after we arrived. Seems like a super popular spot! We split the pork and shrimp soup dumplings, chicken dumplings, garlic green beans and scallion pancake. We slightly over ordered but totally worth it. Every dish was amazing! So much flavor, very authentic. Just a note, They do not take AMEX. Otherwise - 5 stars!

Very good dumplings. Coming from California, we have some world class options but this place holds up just as well. Friendly service and very nice setting.

The first time I went, I wasn't sure what to expect. But Jade definitely deserves all the recognition that they've received. Their entire menu is delicious and you can tell that they put lots of time and attention into crafting something wonderful. In particular I always order the Dan Dan Noodles ($6.99 and filling!) and the Stir Fried Green Beans to show friends. Their dumplings are excellent and the noodles taste just as good as you would expect for handmade. The service has always attentive and quick, even when it gets busy. There's not a ton of seating and they don't take reservations, so time of day is an important factor when deciding when to go. They are open most holidays as well, which makes it a lovely, cozy place to gather and share a meal with loved ones.

Pricey but amazing food. This is one reachable place that actually makes their own dumplings. Seating is reasonable and not too crowded around lunch time. One thing I didn't like was that they didn't automatically bring out tea so you'll have to ask for it. Another thing I didn't like was that they use cheap bagged tea instead of loose tea leaves in a tea pot. They just bring you a glass tall cup of tea. Service was minimal -- maybe that was just because it was lunch time. There was one guy there who seated us and the same person who took our order, brought us tea, and brought out the food and check. Ambience was a 4 out of 5. It's pretty bare but I like it. This place is where Kung Fu Bistro use used to be. Parking is a bit of a challenge as it shares the parking lot with many nearby businesses and restaurants. Price for two for lunch came h to be about $85 -- for three dumpling dishes and a fried rice plus tips.

This place is so good! Great food, excellent service! I drive from Roseburg just to have lunch.

Went for lunch and ordered the pork dumplings, Mongolian beef, and three meat fried rice. Our server was super friendly and accommodating, and helpful. Our Oder was brought to us promptly and everything was made fresh and was delicious. The prices were very affordable for the portions we received. Highly recommend if you have not already dined here. Definitely will be returning.

The staffs are very friendly and my kid loves the dumplings so much! We love the noodles, fried chickens, basically everything we tried we love it

I think these are the best dumplings I've had in Eugene! The service is fast, the food is authentic, and the vibes are just what you need when you're craving Chinese. We ordered quite the spread, and holy heck it was good. Mapo tofu? Incredible. The sauce was flavorful and was delicious with a bowl of hot white rice. The eggplant was tender and full of umami flavor. Up next, the dumplings. Every single item was clearly handmade to order, and wow these dumplings were impressive. The soup dumplings had the perfect broth to filling ratio, and were delicious with a splash of vinegar/soy sauce/chili oil. The pork wontons in spicy sauce may have been my favorite. The dumplings were steamed perfectly and the filling was so savory -- chefs kiss! Another favorite of mine are the green beans -- you MUST get them. They remind me of the ones at Din Tai Fung (IYKYK). As far as the physical restaurant goes, it's located in a smaller strip mall with a smaller parking lot. The restaurant is in a smaller space, so if you have a larger group I recommend calling ahead so they can prepare. I anticipate this will become a popular spot QUICK, so check it out this hidden "gem" ASAP. My recs: Mapo Tofu + fish flavored eggplant + pork & shrimp xiao long bao (soup dumplings) + pork wonton in spicy sauce + sesame balls + green beans If you've made it thus far, consider checking out my food IG @sammychews for more Eugene foodie content!

Absolutely delicious food paired with outstanding service! This is hands down the best Chinese cuisine I've ever had! A true culinary delight!

TLDR: The food is great, don't underestimate the spice and staff are super attentive. Try this place! Came in on a Sunday at that weird time between lunch and dinner. The place wasn't too packed, we were sat immediately. Very shortly after getting to the table, we had waters. It was probably less than 5 minutes before taking our order. Service was so fast and attentive. They filled out water multiple times during the meal and brought extra napkins without needing prompting. At the end of the meal, they even packed up our food for us! Very few restaurants do that today and it's something I love. Onto the food: amazing The sweet and sour soup is probably the best I've had in Eugene. The jalapeño chicken was legit 50% jalapeño and 50% chicken. When they put 4 little peppers next to it on the menu (indicating the spices of all options), they weren't kidding. Be prepared for the spice because the flavor was great. The Braised beef noodles soup had a creamy broth that wasn't too heavy with noodles that were cooked just right. There were so many toppings, I was worried the broth was going to spill over when it got to the table. When we walked in the front door, there is a big open window where you could watch dumplings being made fresh. It was so cool! The space was pretty open and while I didn't venture into the bathrooms, the place was all around clean. Can't wait to come back and try more items on the menu!

Dumplings and noodles were a hit. Non-dumplings and noodles were good, but not great. I guess there's a reason it's called "Dumpling & Noodle House!" Service is okay - felt a bit understaffed. Overall, not quite as good as the old Kung Fu Bistro restaurant that was at this location, but still somewhere we'll come back to.

Visiting Eugene. We wanted fresh Bao buns or dumplings. We ordered online from the Williamette Street location. Small place - not a ton of ambience but people were eating in happily. Come for the food! I got ours to take back to rental. The two people there were lovely and just finishing up the order packing everything with care. The smell in this restaurant was so fragrant. The gentleman that put my order together asked if I needed utensils etc. I said "going home" so no thank you. He then held the door open for me with a smile. That alone is worth coming back for. We ordered the Pork Fried Bao, the Kung Pao Chicken, Xoa Long buns, Dan Dan noodles and a shrimp fried rice! Enough food to have 2nds the next day. Highly recommended!

Best Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings) in the county!!! Handmade XLB, yes please!! No need for special trips to Din Tai Fung in Portland anymore. Soooo soupy...usually my biggest complaint but these nailed it. The shrimp and pork XLB was epic and definitely the fam favorite. Shrimp shumai - exceptional as well. Love the concept too since they're typically only pork. Tasty Steamed beef buns with perfect flavor. Shrimp wontons soup was a pretty simple dish prepared well but came alive by adding the soy sauce, black vinegar and chili oil on the table. Yum! Mixed fried noodles had a generous amount of proteins and everything about it was on point. Green beans were fabulously garlicky - exactly what you'd expect in this dish. Pan fried dumplings - love love love the crispies! True you can get Gyoza anywhere, but these are like nothing else you can get in the city!! Staff were typical outspoken Cantonese ladies (that's how we know it's legit!) and super kind and hospitable. They even comped us for a miscommunication on an item. So happy we found our new dumpling spot!!! Can't wait to try the rest of the menu!

Food and service was good, not the best Chinese food I've ever had but still a solid choice. Inside was smaller than expected but the place was clean and service was fast.

This is a great little spot. The dumplings were fresh and flavorful, the noodles were good and spicy, and the green beans had the perfect amount of garlic. While the atmosphere is a lacking, the staff is friendly, and the portions are generous.

We happened to find this spot while looking for some comfort food for dinner; and so glad we did! The place opened about 3 months ago and was pretty empty when we reached. We were seated quickly and handed out menus. We ordered a vegetarian dumpling plate, Mapo Tofu, side of rice and Vegetarian Fried Noodles. The dumplings came first and they were SO GOOD. Made from scratch like ALL their other items, these were one of the best ones we have had. The noodles were good but the Mapo Tofu was spectacular. Spicy, not super oily, great Sichuan flavor and soft tofu. This dish was the highlight of our meal. The server is super friendly and all their food including dumplings, bao, pan fried buns etc are made from scratch. The restaurant itself is small with about 8 tables but clean and well kept. If you are in Eugene, this one is a MUST DO!!

Had a great lunch at this hidden gem!We ordered the Pork & Shrimp Xiao Long Bao (juicy soup dumplings), Pan-fried pork dumplings, Beef Pan-fried buns, and Spicy & Sour Braised Beef Noddle soup. All these dishes were delicious! I enjoyed the Spicy noodle soup with Bok choy, soft boiled egg, chunks of braised beef and handmade noodles. Only thing missing was a live show of how they make the noodles. The broth was not overly spicy and had lots of flavor. The pan-fried beef buns was a twist on regular steam buns. I enjoyed the beef filling and I especially liked the crunch since it was pan fried. The restaurant is a pretty good size with numerous tables. The area was clean and had very helpful and friendly staff. Service was fast and everything came out piping hot! Come get your eat on! Happy Nom Nom!

I tried Jade Dumpling and Noodle House for the first time tonight after wanting to go here for a while and hearing so many good things. It lived up to the hype. The pork buns were so good. Very tender and juicy. I also loved the shrimp shumai, there was a ton of shrimp packed in there. The chili oil they had out on each table was SO yummy. I put it on everything!! Employees were super friendly and food came out fast. I need to go back though, since I was not able to try everything as the menu has so many options that all sounded great! Cute little restaurant, not a ton of seating but there wasn't a wait. Would also be a great spot for takeout. I believe they are on some food delivery services like DoorDash and Grubhub.

Had a great meal! The restaurant is small, and a little dingy. Not dirty, just not sleek if you know what I mean. It's located where kungfu bistro used to be. Funny enough they don't carry any Jade Dumplings. We did order a pretty good amount of dumplings though. The stand outs were the xiao Bao long soup dumplings, and the spicy wontons. The steamed dumplings were light, but not too much flavor, just one note. Very juicy though. The shumai were huge, but flavorful. The soup dumplings were on the large side. They didn't bring us soup spoons for them so I eventually asked, but they didn't fit in them. They were very flavorful though. The pan fried bun was a ball of liquid fire. I bit into it and all the liquid burned my lip and chin. Tasty, but I recommend eating with caution. The wontons were the stand out in flavor. Not super spicy. More mild. We asked for fresh ginger for our vinegar dipping sauce. They brought us some from the chef. That was awesome. All in all, not exactly like what I get in San Fran, but definitely tasty and recommended! Also, when I asked for hot tea, they brought me a cup of green tea. Not a pot of black tea like I was hoping. They only have a bottle of sweet black iced tea as a black tea option.

Visiting town & found them here on Yelp. Great!! We massively over ordered & I don't regret it. Soup dumplings amazing. They gave us some potstickers which not only tasted great but presentation wise come stuck together with lace like yummy crust that you break apart. We got both beef noodle soup & dry beef noodles. Expected to like the soup better but loved the dry noodle best - and it's great the next day.

Incredible food -- been there twice and very much worth it. All of the dumplings and bao buns are spot on and we also love the Dan Dan noodles, dry pot potatoes, and many other items on the menu.

I've been wanting to try here for a while and finally gave it a shot. I was not disappointed! The Dan Dan noodles were awesome, and at just $6.99 for lunch, they are such a high-quality, affordable meal! I also got the pan-fried pork buns, and they were equally tasty. Good came quick, and i was able to sit, eat, and pay all within half an hour.

I can't say enough good things about this place- in my opinion, a must visit when in Eugene. Service was quick and everything is fresh. We got the dan dan noodles, pork xlb, fried pork bun and steamed schezuan steamed pork bun. We actually didnt order the steamed pork bun originally but everything else was so good we couldn't leave without trying something else. The server was so nice to add it to our bill that was already printed out. Everyone in the restaurant was raving about how good it was, us included. Would 100% come again whilst in Eugene