Nan Xiang Express - Cypress, TX

Let me start by saying the customer service is A+. Thoughtful, kind and helpful. Ordering was super easy on the kiosk. I love me some dim sum ever since I went to China so I eagerly ran to try this new spot out. The soup dumplings were served perfectly in bamboo baskets and they have many options. Unfortunately the taste wasn’t the best. They were good just not great. Maybe my expectations were high because in China that’s all I ate. I definitely think you should give this place a try. Would I come back? Maybe. As I was leaving the lady offered to fill up my water bottle and boxed up my egg rolls for me. Like I said the customer service was great! Give it a try, maybe I’m just a picky person. 😏

New and best spot for quality noodles and dumplings. Very pleased that something this good is close to our home. We tried various dishes and enjoyed all of them. The kiosk was very easy to use and staff were more than happy to make suggestions.

While ordering at a kiosk isn't something I am used to, I appreciated that it allowed us to take our time as well as look at photos of everything. I also loved that they had a guide on each table on how to eat soup dumplings because I have so many friends who never have, and there are a variety of ways to do so...which leads to the fact that I also love that they have a variety of condiments, as well! Service was quick, and the restaurant has a good amount of tables for its size, without feeling crowded or loud. The food itself was incredibly tasty. I had been waiting for them to open, and I'm glad I got to go early on - I just forgot to post this. I definitely plan to return sooner rather than later to try more items on the menu.

Be prepared to wait if you order to-go. It definitely seems like takeout orders take longer—people who ordered after me but dined in got their food first. Honestly, I’d recommend dining in, especially if you’re getting soup dumplings. They’re much better when they’re fresh, hot, and easier to handle. I also noticed that when dining in, the food comes out as it’s ready, rather than having you wait for everything to be packed up at once. My only real complaint was with the spice level. We ordered the spicy crispy chicken bowl and the wontons with spicy peanut sauce, and both had zero heat. It was disappointing—especially when there are peppers in the dish but no actual spice. That said, the pork buns were delicious, and the soup dumplings were still good. I’m looking forward to trying them again fresh and hot next time I dine in.

We gave this place a try because we love dumplings/buns. Clean, self serve. You order from kiosks, and they have a sauce/condiment/ginger station with utensils too. We dined in and seated ourselves. Our food came out pretty quick in take out style plastic-ware. We had crab pork soup dumplings, beef fried noodles, spicy wontons, and soy milk. Flavor wise they were all decent, especially pleasantly surprised by the sauce that accompanied the wonton, and the chili oil at the self service. My only critique would be, the texture of dough was too soft, be it the wrappers of soup dump, wontons, or the noodles. They lack that al dente ness, the closest I can describe to non natives. IYKYK

I have never had soup dumplings before, but I think I found one of the best places to get them. The staff here is very helpful and the food here is great. I enjoyed this new experience.

So I paid like 47 for my spread, kinda expensive but I did order more than usual to try the other things out. (Compared to the place I usually go to in Boston I guess, menu is slightly different but it’s mainly appetizers. But taste wise is pretty comparable if not the same) Soup dumplings are pretty good here, they don’t break when lifting unless ur chopstick skills are ass. Pork and chicken are essentially the same Black pepper rice beef bowl was basically Mongolian beef on rice And crispy pork bottom buns are underwhelming and there is a good ratio of bun to meat but the bun is for sure tougher and denser than you’d expect. Could have been more flavorful. The styrofoam bowls and regular (not soup) spoons is weird but I guess the personal bowls make up for it 🐟

Was very excited to try this new place, my fam loves soup dumplings. I ordered ahead on their website to pick up at a certain time. Some say you have to wait inside a long time to get your order - just do it ahead of time! We ordered chicken and pork soup dumplings - they are tasty but do not burst in your mouth with a lot of liquid. I think that happens more if you get them fresh while dining out at a restaurant so that's understandable. They are still really good! Also got a spicy chicken rice bowl with broccoli. This is really clean Chinese food. It's not greasy or too heavily sauced like most are used to. We will probably only be ordering any Chinese food from this place from this day forward. That's how fresh and clean we felt after our meal. Super satisfied :)

The Xiaolongbao here is really delicious.Our whole family likes to eat the soup dumplings here.

the food was amazing great service and wonderful experience all in all would recommend

Wow... just WOW. Nan Xiang Express has officially stolen my heart (and probably all my free weekends from now on). We kicked things off with the crispy pork bottom buns - perfectly golden on the outside, juicy and flavorful on the inside. I could have eaten a dozen and still wanted more. The garlic cucumber salad was the ultimate refreshing bite between all the rich flavors - cool, crisp, and loaded with garlicky goodness. Then came the star of the show: the pork soup dumplings. One slurp and I was instantly transported to dumpling heaven - tender wrappers, savory broth, melt-in-your-mouth filling. Perfection. Washed it all down with an ice-cold pineapple juice that balanced sweet and tangy just right. I'm already planning my next trip back because I NEED to try every single thing on their menu. If you're anywhere near this place - GO. And bring friends so you can order one of everything.

This might be the best soup dumplings you'll find in Northwest Houston! At first I was skeptical, but boy... was I surprised! They originated in New York, so I will have to put it on my itinerary next time. Definitely express because the food came out so fast, and service was amazing. The restaurant is bright and clean. Now onto the food; we ordered cucumber salad, wontons in spicy peanut sauce, pork crispy bottom buns, pork soup dumplings, spicy beef soup dumplings, and stir fried beef noodles. They also have self serve dumpling sauce station! Cucumber Salad tasted like how it should. I love crispy bottom buns, and this really hit the spot. I've had juicier, but this will do. Definitely try the wontons in spicy peanut sauce, the sauce is addicting. The pork soup dumplings were filled with juice, but the real show stopper is the spicy beef soup dumplings. It has mala soup??? Never had that before, and I am so happy that this actually exists. Shoutout to the lady that gave us soy milk! So kind of her. Make sure you order it cold. So refreshing and the perfect hint of sweetness. I'll be ordering soy milk every time I come here now. You'll definitely see me here again!

While ordering at a kiosk isn't something I am used to, I appreciated that it allowed us to take our time as well as look at photos of everything. I also loved that they had a guide on each table on how to eat soup dumplings because I have so many friends who never have, and there are a variety of ways to do so...which leads to the fact that I also love that they have a variety of condiments, as well! Service was quick, and the restaurant has a good amount of tables for its size, without feeling crowded or loud. The food itself was incredibly tasty. I had been waiting for them to open, and I'm glad I got to go early on - I just forgot to post this. I definitely plan to return sooner rather than later to try more items on the menu.

Out in Cypress and another noodle dumpling house to explore. This one blurs the line between casual restaurant and fast food with a sleek, sunny counter and an oversized tablet for ordering. Food, however, sings. Soup dumplings are on point and the noodle options are extensive.

We didn't have much expectations going in as we thought they were just another Chinese take out spot from the name, but man we were so wrong. The restaurant itself is very clean and modern, we ordered and paid through a kiosk, took a number, and the staff brought our food to us. The service here was excellent, the lady working at the front was extremely nice, she made sure to check in on us often, and recommended us stuff we should order the next time. On the to food, every single dumpling we had here was absolutely delicious. - wontons in spicy peanut sauce 5/5 Disclaimer these are barely spicy. The skin to filling ratio was on point, and I love the sauce that it came in. (They taste way better than they look in the picture) - crispy bottom bao 4/5 These are delicious but they could be juicier. Still a solid choice. - pork soup dumplings 5/5 One of the best soup dumplings I've ever had. Lots of soup on inside and the flavor was just incredible. They have the perfect balance between meat and soup too, where it's a lot of soup but there was still some bite on the filling. - spicy beef soup dumplings 10/5 These were the highlight of my meal, it's my first time trying a xlb like this and holy crap it's like a flavor explosion. Basically a bite of spicy beef noodle soup encapsulated in a dumpling. 100% everyone tries this. -cucumber salad 5/5 Cold, garlicky, refreshing serves as a good appetizer or palate cleanser.

Choo choo!! Look out, Nan Xiang Express is coming through! The OG spot hails from New York but somehow they perched themselves in our neighborhood of NW Houston! Ample parking meets you in the semi-new plaza by 1960 and 290! Nan Xiang truly lives up to the word "express" in their name with their walk up kiosk ordering system and condiments and water bar for patrons to grab everything they need! There aren't really "servers," but there is someone at the register and someone who brings out your food. First time experience was a little bit chaotic because after ordering you have to walk to their DIY station - grab your waters, chili sauce, soup dumpling sauce, napkins and utensils. Nothing is already at the table and nothing else is brought to you except for the food. Outside of using the kiosk, no one really explained or directed us to the station, and on top of that, it was kind of cumbersome to keep having to get up multiple times to grab what I needed. We ordered the crispy beef noodles, soup dumplings, crispy pork dumplings, and the bok choy with garlic. Bill came out to roughly $45 for those four dishes. I was a bit bummed when they highlighted the soup dumplings, but just after the first bite I could tell it was TOO doughy! Dumpling making is an art and it's incredibly difficult get the thinness ratio correct, and sadly they missed the mark! Same goes for the crispy pork dumplings! I would not get them again here, but the crispy beef noodles were delicious! All the ingredients were fresh, the noodles were crispy, and the bok choy perfectly balanced a heavy meal! It was sautéed just right! The service was friendly, but they were completely out of soy sauce and I had to ask for more...and tables weren't cleaned right away, so we had to wait for the table that we wanted to be cleaned! Props to the lady who was hustling and doing it all!! She was the restaurant emcee and explained how the kiosk worked, and was bussing and cleaning the tables! I'd like to come back and try some more menu items, but if they can make the dough thinner on their dumplings, I would be a happy camper!

Lucky for those who live in Cypress, this spot that has locations in NYC and Boston has made it's way down South and they chose Cypress for their first location. They're marketed as a quick spot to grab food or get takeout. The restaurant is not very big and probably only has about 10-15 tables? I came on a Sunday at around 12 and snagged the last table. You start off ordering at the kiosk, grab a number and head to a table. Shortly after a wait started to form but luckily the food only took about 15 minutes to all come out. Food: Crab and Pork Soup Dumplings: 4.5/5 these were full of soup and the skin wasn't too thick, the crab flavor was subtle but present. this might be my new favorite soup dumpling in houston Beef Scallion Pancake: 4/5 a little too crispy and kind of hard to eat, but it was pretty tasty Pork Stir Fried Udon: 4/5 I usually don't like eating stir fried noodles often but these were actually really good and flavorful Wontons in Spicy Peanut Sauce: 4.5/5 the sauce is great and the dumplings are juicy Grapefruit Peach Tea: 3/5 A little too sweet and not much of a tea taste Overall, if I lived close by I would definitely be a regular. The menu isn't very large but pretty much every item I had was good. The workers were also very nice even though they were a bit overwhelmed with how busy it was. I can't wait to bring my mom and see what she thinks!

So happy to have this great restaurant on the north side! The restaurant is a casual fast food. You walk in and order from an electronic menu and either order to go or dine in. We opted for dine in. Before paying you have to get a table number as the staff will drop off your items as they are prepared. There is a section in the restaurant where you get your own soy sauce, chili oil, ginger, vinegar, plates, and utensils. We ordered the cucumber salad, bok choy, pork soup dumplings,pork wontons, vegetable fried rice and vegetables spring rolls and everything was good. I take that back...the fried rice was the best fried rice I have ever had. It was full of fresh vegetables, had lots of egg and not greasy at all. The cucumber salad was so refreshing in between the warm dishes. Over all everything was good and we will most definitely be back. We can't wait to try other menu items such as the noodles,wontons in spicy peanut sauce, etc as the menu is very extensive. We also ordered a hot and sour soup and spring rolls to go for my mom a d she said it was delicious. Highly recommend you give this a try if you like dumplings and noodles!

3.5 stars. Wife said they are bad ass in NYC.... Dumplings were good. The restaurant feels like an upscale Pan Express. Service was ok. Red oil chili was good. They ran out of crispy bottom baos.... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Would I go back? I'm looking forward to the run back. Little tip, don't order stuff that you would think you could get at Panda Express.... Because it's probably Panda Express. lol.. If I were in Chinatown, I would rather go to One Dragon though.

This place does mostly sell serve style. You order at a kiosk, grab Styrofoam/plastic utensils, bowls, and condiments. Food came out fairly quickly already in take out boxes. Their garlic broccoli was really good. Very garlicky and not overcooked. Most of their dumplings were lighter in flavor, but paired well with the chili oil. The most savory one was the pork and crab soup dumpling. Their spicy beef one was mala kind of spicy. A little pricier than expected for some of their dishes like their fried rice. Overall, I'd come again.

I finally visited to see why they have such a good rating. It's basically fast food withij a new strip center where you can order at 2 kiosks or with the cashier. When I walked in, the cashier was nowhere to be found though. I ordered at the kiosk and picked the pork crispy bottom buns, wonton in spicy peanut sauce, Nan xiang signature pork soup dumplings, beef crispy noodles and a coke. They have no fountain drinks and I didn't see tea, but they have self-serve water over near the condiments. The beef crispy noodles is large and messy. You can share this one between 2 people but it tastes like fast food. The signature soup dumplings were everyone's favorites. They're delicate, tasty, served steaming hot of course amd addicting. The wonton in peanut sauce is saucy and flavorful. The pork crispy bottom buns are similar to soup dumplings, just using bao dough and have crispy bottoms. They were ok, but I prefer the delicate soup dumplings instead. The price is just overwhelming since this is still a fast food environment, service is similar to fast food and I don't get the feeling I am eating Michelin star food.

Absolutely amazing customer service at Nan Xiang Express! First and foremost, a huge THANK YOU to Jenny for being so patient, polite, and helpful. I called before they even opened, and not only did she kindly answer my call, but she also took the time to share some popular menu options and helped me place my order. She let me know they would begin preparing it as soon as they opened--and they did! Jenny went above and beyond, and that kind of service makes all the difference. Restaurant is beautiful, clean and spacious As for the food? Delicious. Delicious. Delicious. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Can't wait to come back. Highly recommend!

We had a varied assortment of food. It's difficult to find authentic and tasty Chinese food in this part of town. We had the beef noodle soup, the wontons in spicy peanut sauce, wonton soup, unsweetened soy milk, spicy sesame chicken bowl, and soup dumplings. The beef noodle soup was really good. Nice balance of flavors, the beef being tender. The wonton soup was just ok. Not bad, not life changing. The soup dumplings were legit. They had a good amount of soup and the broth inside was savory with the wrapper not being too thick. The spicy peanut sauce wontons were nice. The wontons themselves had good flavor. They weren't spicy at all though to us. The spicy sesame chicken was not spicy either. This is the most Americanized dish that we ate. The chicken was in nice chunks. The sauce was sweet. Very Panda Express vibes with this dish. My friend liked this dish a lot (he also loves panda). I personally wouldn't order this again, but it was executed well if that kind of dish is something you like at other Chinese restaurants. The soy milk was good. We got the warm unsweetened one and it was nostalgic flavor. We definitely want to go back and try other items on the menu. One thing we thought was interesting is that all the food is basically served in single use containers. It makes sense with express in its name.

Came in on a wed for lunch. Fairly empty and able to be seated immediately. Food 5.5/5: we ordered the pork and crab soup dumpling, spicy beef soup dumpling, pork bun and beef potstickers. Everything was super delicious. I'm a big fan of soup dumplings and these were as good as any I've ever had Service 3/5: helpful with questions but everything is self service from ordering at the kiosk to utensils. Ambiance 3.5/5: clean, brightly lit, very casual nothing that wows Value 5/5: amazing food for a good price about 10$ per order of dumplings Overall: ...my brain maths out a 4 but my heart says 5 stars because of how much I liked the soup dumplings Parking: parking lot

Tried this place out with my daughter for lunch. So happy we did. The food is so fresh and delicious with tons of flavor. The portions are very generous and large. The pineapple green tea is so refreshing and a must try. The staff is very friendly and willing to give recommendations on what to get. Their hot chili oil is amazing. We got the Chicken Crispy noodle, Wonton in Spicy Peanut sauce, Chinese Shrimp & Pork Dumplings, Beef Stir-fried noodles, Beef Scallion Pancake, Stir-fried Bok chop with Garlic, Cuecumber Salad with Garlic Vinegrette, Pineapple Green Tea. Then added a Passionfruit Lime Green Tea.

Why Nan Xiang Express would choose Houston as it's first location outside of the Northeast US region is beyond me, but I definitely stomped my feet in excitement upon learning this news. And after learning it was only a 15min drive from my office, I rushed here as soon as soft opening was announced. The dine-in area has a very limited number of tables and chairs, which makes sense as the "express" part of its name and the many dishes they serve you in paper bowls, even if you dine in, indicates that this is more of a take it to-go type of restaurant. The first item I had to order was the crab roe & pork soup dumplings of course. Crab Roe is a Shanghai specialty rarely found in any Chinese restaurants in the states, much less Houston. I also ordered the regular pork soup dumplings as a benchmark comparison for flavors. The soup dumplings were probably the only items not served in a paper bowl and came out steaming hot in huge bamboo crates. First bite into the crab roe soup dumpling and you can definitely tell there is a richness that you've never tasted from a regular pork soup dumpling before. I am slightly disappointed it wasn't as rich as when I tried a Nan Xiang branch location in Shang Hai, but how can I expect them to replicate the same level of quality as the birthplace of soup dumplings. The dumpling skin was just a bit on the thicker side, but it was fluffy soft. Definitely no complaints from me. I'd consider Nan Xiang to be a top contender for best soup dumplings in Houston alongside Love's. #348

I was craving dumplings and Yelp brought me to this place. They have easy-to-use self-ordering kiosks, and most food comes in to-go containers, hence the "Express" in the name. At first, I thought it was a bit pricey, but the portions were huge and everything was delicious. Totally worth it. Food came out fast, service was friendly, and the place was clean. I'll definitely be back!

We have only tried this TO GO. So I cannot imagine how delicious it would be fresh. With the amount of food we got, we actually did not wait very long. Flavors in the food is all there! If you're craving a little bit of authentic Asian food in the cypress area without driving to china town, HIGHLY RECOMMEND. Must/Favorite: - Shredded Beef & Pepper Noodles Dried or comes w. soup (we got it dried) has a really nice kick to it. Also portion is good enough to share between 2 people! - Crispy Bottom Buns with pork or crab meat & pork filling - when the website says it is a must order, do it. It is so worth it. There is so much flavor!! Everything else we ordered was delicious and that we cannot wait to try everything else on the menu. Also, genius to go packaging on separating the noodles so it does not get soggy!

A Shanghainese restaurant in Northwest Houston?! Now that's a concept I can get behind. The moment I saw this place and the menu items I had to come try it immediately. I've never had spicy beef soup dumplings before so it was a must order for me. They have a make your own sauce station with vinegar, soy sauce, chili oil, and ginger. I poured my sauce over the dumplings and bit into some juicy goodness... I was surprised by how soupy they were. They lowkey do soup dumplings better than some places in Chinatown........ the spicy beef soup flavor was prominent and the meat was tender and juicy. I am a fan. The stir fried pork udon impressed me even more. The udon texture was perfect, not too mushy or undercooked. The sauce was so good. For a dish as simple as this one, they really made the flavors shine. It wasn't too sweet or salty. There was a good amount of veggies and pork... honestly a large portion overall. I will be coming back here for sure to try other menu items. Don't sleep on Nan Xiang Express!

I was not expecting much. Seems casual, but I was super wrong. Overall friendly staff and they are very helpful with the menu. A warm and welcoming atmosphere right when you walk in. Everything we ate was super delicious. The hot and sour soup was so good and so was the passion fruit/ lime drink which came with jelly. I love a place with delicious food and also a reward system. The last picture shows that when you sign up on the app, you will receive a $10 credit on the account. Doesn't hurt to give this place a try! 10/10!

The service was exceptional. The cashier upfront was very patient and detailed about the menu and recommendations. She also checked in to make sure we knew the soup dumplings were hot and how to eat them. The restaurant was nice and clean and even offered free drinking ice water. We had the beef scallion pancake, pork soup dumplings, hot and sour soup, and crispy chicken noodles. Everything was delicious!

Absolutely love this place! The soup dumplings are incredible--super juicy, flavorful, and always piping hot. The pork chop over rice was so juicy. Wow. They order their ingredients from the main branch in NYC but the food is still high quality. The staff is friendly, restaurant is clean, the service is quick, and the prices are really reasonable for the quality. Perfect spot for a quick bite or casual hangout!

Really good place! Very friendly staff! Good food! This will be a regular place on our list

Got the food to go and ordered during their grand opening...which is why I'm giving grace on the very long wait for food. HOWEVER I will say the soup dumplings were sizeable and flavorful.

Lovely place , friendly staffs and delicious dumplings. We tried soup dumplings , fan fried bun , beef scallion pancake and they are so good. Will come back for more .

Meh. The only thing good was the garlic bac Choy. Out of the 5 things I tried after the cashier/ attendant explained allllll the menu items---I was whelmed. Neither over or under. Just huh. The noodles and steak were all just meh if not mid. Nothing remarkable. The bac choy was so good. That's about it. Those buns are a rip off. It was nice and clean. Def like the water and space. But besides that- nah to trying again.

Being from flushing New York I'm always on a search for good soup dumplings. Houston has not quite hit the nail on that coffin. I've dined at Nan xiangs New York location and loved it there. This Houston location did not disappoint either great addition to cypress! Will be getting my soup dumpling fix here often!

Clean restaurant, easy ordering system, great service, and tasty food! Crispy Noodles, Pancakes, and soup dumplings were amazing.

Loved trying this place out. We ordered a handful of dumpling which were very delicious. However, I do think the pork cut in soup lacks some flavor. Service was quick and the place was very clean.

Great location and friendly staff! I love the ambiance of the place. The food is good!

Friendly service and very courteous bussing. I really liked the soup dumplings and the beef noodle soup.

Fast service, customer service is excellent. The pancake is soft and fresh. We got first order app for $10 off.

We are glad they open this location . The foods are good and staffs are friendly . Will come back for more.

Everything was delicious and quick. i like how nothing was oily like your typical chinese restaurant. will be coming back!

In the dim sum section at Nan Xiang, the quality of the soup dumplings, pan-fried crispy dumplings, and wonton soup cannot be fairly compared. The fillings are heavily masked by an overwhelming five-spice powder, which detracts from the natural flavors. The prices charged are similar to those of a high-end dining restaurant, yet the service is express-style and does not justify such costs. The wonton skins disintegrate easily in the soup, and the dough of the pan-fried dumplings appears under-fermented, resulting in a sticky texture that clings unpleasantly to the teeth. While the soup dumpling filling is made from decent meat and is not spoiled, its freshness remains questionable. Most items seem machine-produced and pre-packaged, then frozen, reflecting an express, semi-self-service model. It gives the impression that the food is prepared more by machines than by skilled hands, which unfortunately diminishes the authenticity and charm. we kindly suggest reconsidering this approach and striving to restore the essence of fast, genuine, and high-quality food. Customers from diverse cultural backgrounds should never feel like they are paying for something less than honest and satisfying.

Soft opening today. Kinda disappointed. Ordered original pork soup dumplings, hot and sour soup and beef noodle soup. Taste of soup dumplings is authentic but wrappers were very doughy, need to knead longer. Hot and sour soup was way too sour and salty, I believe the pre made soup sat on the stove too long, too condensed. Beef noodles taste not bad but $16.00 too expensive.

Good food and staff was quite attentive for that type establishment. Lots of people pickup take-out. Will be back.

Great service and excellent food. The place is bright and cheery, but there were 3 different customers there when I was doing takeout. It's the real deal!

We came for the first time today, and we're very pleased with every dish we purchased. We got their signature Pork Soup Dumplings, Beef potstickers, Pepper Beef Rice Bowl, Scallion Pancakes and Chicken Stir-fried noodles. They were so delicious and reminded me of my mother-in-law's cooking. Their service was impeccable, we didn't have to lift a finger as soon as we sat down, someone was bringing us bowls, napkins etc to help. They are all so friendly and sweet, but Jenny especially was so caring and generous. She helped walk my mom who is a novice with soup dumplings on how to properly eat them. It just shows their dedication and commitment to making their customers feel welcome, especially since they were busy and they just opened. The ambiance is so fresh and clean, and though they have limited seating (maybe can sit 30ish people?) they quickly clean up after any guests leave so that it's ready for the next customer. I am so pleased we came here and look forward to coming back again soon!

Fast, easy and good food. Soup dumplings were good and especially liked the spicy beef soup dumplings (but they are numbing like spicy).

Went on Friday evening and it was packed. Order at counter or kiosk but may need to wait for seat. XLB was good, hot soy milk was bland. Overall, it's ok but not as good as the full service Nan Xiang in Manhattan by Empire State Building. Convenient for local Cypress community but likely not worth drive out for it.

The food and service was great! Definitely get the peanut wontons. give it a try! wish we had one in dfw!

Wow - this place is so delicious. The soup dumplings are total flavor bombs. Make sure to read the instructions on the table on how to eat them. The staff are extremely sweet and the food is a unique twist on Chinese food. You must try it!

I ordered two different soup dumplings, both of which were very delicious. The dumplings were plump and full of soup, which some restaurants can't manage to do. The service people are nice and the place is clean. I assume this restaurant is more of a take-out place than a dine-in, so keep that in mind before you go there. I personally will be back next week to try more items on their menu. I recommend you go and try this place out!