Three Fold Noodles + Dumpling Co. | Main Street

This place is definitely worth a visit! It’s a very interesting and inviting spot with beautiful interior design and great service. The staff was kind and even gave us helpful recommendations on what to order. At first, I wasn’t happy with my husband’s choice of the noodle soup — I thought it was too simple. But it actually turned out to be my favorite dish! We added chicken to the soup, which is served cold, so I recommend adding it straight into the broth, just like I did. It warms up nicely and blends perfectly with the flavors. As for the dumplings, I chose the ones with chicken. Unfortunately, they didn’t impress me as much — I felt like they were lacking flavor, maybe some fried onions on top would’ve helped. The sauce that came with them wasn’t really to my taste either, so I dipped them in the soup instead, which made them much better. I also wish the dumplings were served hotter — they felt a bit cold to me. The salad wasn’t my favorite either, mostly because the dressing was too strong and there was just too much of it for my liking. Overall, though, the atmosphere and experience were lovely, and I would recommend this place. One more note — a kind reminder to fellow guests: please don’t leave used napkins on the window sills. The staff might not see them there, and honestly, it’s just inconsiderate. Cleanliness starts with us. It’s not about cleaning up after people — it’s about not making a mess in the first place. So yes, despite a few small things, I definitely recommend checking this place out!

Came in for a late lunch on a Saturday and had a variety of items off the menu. The dumplings were homemade and the filling was packed with lots of meat. It was nice that you can customize the spice levels. The food was good and service was friendly. Meals tasted like they were precooked heated up instead of freshly prepared. The salad was an exception and was a stand amongst the entrees we ordered.

Hadn't been here in a while, probably over a year, maybe two. Really missed their noodle dumpling half and half so came to treat myself today. I was disappointed. The equivalent option is more expensive, for one, and if you want to grab a beer with it you're looking at close to $30. Price aside, the food is still good, but it's not as good as what I remember. The dumplings weren't the same. I do like the mala noodles which was not something they previously had. The pork was cut into small chunks though, I preferred the original shredded style. Otherwise the vibe is the same. I will probably still come back from time to time, as while the food is different, and not the comforting recipes I remember from when I was in college, the current food IS still pretty good. I think if I'd never been before I would be happy with the food quality and taste, though the price is still a bit hard to swallow in this economy. Overall still a great place for finding food that's different from the majority of what can be found in Little Rock. I would still recommend people try it if they've never been, but would caution folks who are familiar with the old menu that they may be slightly disappointed. Oh and anyone who complains about the food being too spicy is being sensitive. I always ordered "spicy" so I did again today, and the spice level is so much lower than what they originally called "spicy". This tastes like what use to be their medium option, in my opinion! Still good though!

I ordered the scallion noodles with pork belly and the pork dumplings. The noodles and pork belly were fine, nothing outstanding. However, the pork in the dumplings were undercooked. I took it back to the short lady at the counter and she insisted they were cooked through. I know what undercooked pork tastes like, I wasn't born yesterday. They are going to give people food poisoning serving undercooked ground meat. I feel sick just thinking about it.

I have ALWAYS loved Three Fold food and am frequently there - especially for their noodle soup. I was skeptical about their new menu change but LOVE their seasoned fries and tofu bao bun - which were filling and delicious! I will have to try their noodle bowls now and go back for more bao buns!

It's always good vibes at three fold been eating there since the beginning and will continue to the END. BEST PAN FRIED DUMPLINGS IN ARKANSAS! 💯😋

This place was definitely a hit for New Year’s Day. It was not very busy but an early dinner is what we decided. I tried the beef noodles and dumplings with a Jasmines and leeche tea, my partner had the the dim sum dumplings and Jasmine tea with mango. It was delicious and well worth it

Really clean and modern spot with a nice vibe. It’s wheelchair accessible with a ramp out front, and there’s both indoor seating and a shaded outdoor patio that’s great for families or anyone with a stroller. Paid parking is available on the street (just watch the meters) and there’s a lot right across the street too. It’s in a walkable area with a few shops nearby. It can get busy around lunchtime during the week, but weekends have been pretty chill. They just came out with a new menu, and prices have changed a bit, so it’s worth checking out what’s new! I got the lunch set with pork and pork dumplings, peanut noodles. (2 shown in pics) They also have different teas with popping and tapioca boba. I got the Thai tea!

Amazing dumplings and broths. All the varieties are truly delicious. Can't wait to eat there soon.

Great space and the food was amazing. Flavor packed and perfectly prepared! Will definitely be heading back soon.

Wow. Just wow. We had a great experience. Excellent food. Fun vibe. I had the half dumplings and half noodles with pork and the spicy chili oil. My wife had the half and half with tofu and the mild chili oil. We both thoroughly enjoyed our dinners. It is counter service and they brought out our dinner quickly. I really enjoyed the minimalist interior design. Very white and light. Would absolutely recommend.

First time it was a great experience for me n my wife we will be back and I don't give anybody five stars so if u got 4 believe me tht it's awesome....

Can't wait to go again. Quick service. The bun was enough to share. Dumplings were amazing and the broth was delicious.

Exceptional in its simplicity. No frills, no clutter; a paired down menu that focuses on what is done well and nothing else. The complex textures are what food from here offers that don't show up other places. Tastes good, too. The inside is nearly stark. It's white, it's open, it's slightly barren. For what you're going for it's fitting. This isn't about an experience (sights, sounds, smells, and flavor), it's simply about flavor here. Not to say the staff isn't hospitable or the setting isn't enjoyable (the woman who rang up our order was helpful when given my patented 'narrow it down to two/three and which ever the staff says first is selected by me' approach) or that the seating is torture (it's ok)- the focus is on the ingredients and the product. Had a late lunch on an early April afternoon on the patio. It was relatively quiet: a pleasant disconnect while out of town if only for an hour on the way to Hot Springs. I had the potstickers (pork, obviously) and the sesame balls (hint, this was the star of the show), the Scientist had the half and half (dumplings- chicken, noodles with lightly pulled chicken) and carrot slaw. The sesame balls- light, doughy, delightful; but the magic is in the transient nature of the texture through the bite and chew. There's some pull, then a feel of slight crunch from the seeds, it turns ever so (a good thing) gritty towards the end. These are just fun to eat mindfully, thinking about what it is you're doing, and how the eventual sesame paste (maybe some mung bean with tamarind amalgam) shows up like like a sophomore for a post-survey level humanities class. The potstickers: wrapper is thin, well-fried, crispy and chewy at the same time. Again, texture. Nothing earth-shattering from the taste perspective with regard to the filling. Good, loose pork mixture. Topped with scallions and a fun crunchy lattice likely leftover from the batter while frying. The dumplings were full and doughy. The mixture inside was covered up by the noodle of the dumpling. The noodles were thin, light, fun to grab at with chopsticks. The chicken was perfectly cooked, though not much more than chicken in the taste arena. The sauces offered were depthy, though not especially deep with various levels of heat. I got the hot- it was a step under what I was looking for (though a poison level was offered, and this was probably more my speed), but the soy with the chili did have me tipping up the dipping sauce cup at the end of the meal. Recommended. More of a 3.5 star rating, but I was out of town and anything that's novel (somehow I get more generous on out of town food than that close to home) gets the bump up rather than the rounding off. Remember: this is about the food, not the service or the aesthetic!

The only thing wrong with my visit today is that I didn't have a friend to share with so I could have tried more stuff. I got the dumplings and they were fabulous. Light, airy, fresh and full of yummy flavor. Arriving just before the dinner hour started, the dining area was quiet. It was also clean, including the soda fountain area. My dumpling order didn't take very long until it was ready and I cleared the bowl. Next time, I'll split noodles and dumplings. Delicious! [Review 21118 overall - 324 in Arkansas - 81 of 2024.]

These dumplings were so good!!! The workers were friendly, the vibes were good. You've got to try them!

Got the steamed bun with chicken as the protein & all the veggies. Chicken was more dry than my grandfather's sense of humor. Awful taste. Dumplings have always been amazing but man does it suck to be disappointed this bad. Service was fast but please don't ever get the steamed bun. Can't even bite into the chicken it's so dry. Won't be coming but hope everyone else enjoys it !

I landed at LIT around 1130A and had a 2hr drive ahead of me. I swung by Three Fold on my way out of town to get lunch to go. I asked the guy at the register what I should get. He suggested a Half + half bowl. It's half noodles and half dumplings. I chose pork as my protein and I went with the second most spicy option. It only took 5-10 minutes to make. I thought that was pretty quick. The dumplings were excellent. I prefer the noodle to be a little thinner but they were still very good. The came with some kind of chili soy sauce. It had a little kick but nothing too bad. The half with the noodles were topped with pickled veggies with the shredded pork on the side. I'm pretty sure the spicy level I chose related to the sauce on the noodles. I'll probably try the most spicy next time. Again, really good flavor. I'll be back in Little Rock in the near future so I'm going to have to add Three Fold into the rotation.

Three Fold Noodles brings all your dough favorites together. Stop here if you want noodles, dumplings, and/or buns. You can do half and half or commit fully. You order first, pay, and then sit patiently with your table number. The food comes to you. While waiting, grab your utensils, water, and napkins around the other side of the wall. It's tucked away. I tried the dumplings and a bun. Dumplings have a nice texture and the dough was a good level of thickness. Thick enough to go keep the filling in but thin enough so it's not taking over. The filling generous too. The bun was butter toasted and thick! I'm use to the small and soft buns. Three folds buns are thick, crispy on the outside, and pillowy on the inside. It's big and makes a great sandwich. I loved the toppings and the flavorful pieces of tofu. It was a knock out order for me. Next time, I'll top of off with some pickled carrots for brightness. Good job team!

The food was good, but the service was not. Whenever I'm someplace new I turn to yelp to see the hidden gems or the places I'd otherwise miss. I read the experiences of others and look at the pictures to decide will this be a new and enjoyable culinary experience. The food was delicious. It's exactly what you would expect, a new take on old classics, and it didn't disappoint. The "bun sandwich" was the real MVP while the half and half bowl was good. The space is a gentrified, wide open space with everything painted white and utilitarian. Looks and not comfort are what they're going for. I guess it keeps you from loitering after your meal, because the seats are none too comfortable. Let's talk service. The woman at the counter acted bothered that we were there. She seemed disinterested as we ordered. My wife had to ask her about our choices and if she had and suggestions. Her response of our choice of spice level was as if we were. Holders, being spoken to by an adult. While I don't begrudge our choice, and I'll never likely be in Little Rock again, I wouldn't frequent this place again.

Food was average, but we come from the NY area, so probably good for the area here in the Mid West. The Pott Stickers, though, were very good. Thick lining, with very crispy side But the reason for the 2 star review was that we ordered Pott Stickers. They said it'd be a 15 minute wait, which is fine. However they forgot about us, and we had to remind them at the 30minute mark that they forgot our food...

I came here for lunch with high expectations because of the other reviews. I had a hard time deciding between the half and half and a soup. I went with the half and half with pork as my protein. The noodles were good, but the dumplings were de lish. Next time I'll get only dumplings. I also had to try the sesame balls, and they were a sweet ending to my carb-fest. I'm not local, so I don't know if or when I'll be back, but I hope to try some of the other dishes here. Service was good, you order at the counter and they bring the food when it's ready.

The service was great. But, the food was bland and mediocre at best. I've been to several noodle spots and this wasn't it.

Located right downtown, Three Folds hits on all cylinders and is always on my list when traveling to Little Rock. From the dumplings to the noodle soup, you can't go wrong here. They've thrown in a cool vibe and chill music along with awesome lighting which is what keeps people coming back (including me). Ordering at the counter and they bring the food to you, the service is always fast and friendly here. In addition, they have a solid selection of well thought out local brews and wine if you would like to imbibe. Of course, they have soft drinks, but also some bubble tea if you so choose. All in all, a great spot!

I'm not sure why people recommend this place. I had the noodle/dumpling combo and both were underwhelming and bland. The interior was sterile, white, and unwelcoming. The counter service was standard. This is by far the most overrated restaurant in all of Little Rock.

I'm not a noodle expert. I just know what I like, but I love this place--it's a must stop every time I'm in LR for work. The spicy noodles with pork and an order of dumplings is my jam. The service is kind and helpful and the ambience is very modern and sparse. But you come for the food, and it will not disappoint. Pro-tip: unless you're way better at eating than I am, it might be a good idea to wear a bib, or at least not a nice shirt

Three Fold Noodles and Dumpling is located in Downtown Little Rock with (metered) street parking available. I found this place on Yelp and figured I would order noodles and dumpling for a late lunch for my birthday since I like to carry on the tradition of eating noodles, as it is a sign of longevity. After looking over the menu board, I ended up purchasing: Chicken Salad, $12.49 prior to tax- For any of the dishes, you are able to choose your protein of chicken (which is what I picked), tofu and pork. I had requested for the dressing on the side, which was a scallion oil based dressing that was really good. This salad comes with picked vegetables, picked cabbage, a brown tea egg and large lettuce leaves. I thought this salad was very good and loved the flavor of the vegetable slaw and picked vegetables. But I would have preferred for the lettuce used to be chopped into bit size pieces. Instead they were very large leaves (makes me think that either the employee was too lazy to chop the pieces themselves or they were short staffed a failed to have time to do so). Half & Half, $13.89 prior to tax- This entree comes with two half size portions of signature noodles & dumpling bowl. For the protein, I picked pork for both. I thought this would be a good dish to pick since you get to have 2 different choices. But the portion size of this entree is on the small side. This came in a count of 6 pork dumpling and a very small portion of noodles. I didn't think the noodles were that good and felt they were rather average. The noodles itself had an off taste. The pork dumpling were standard. Wouldn't recommend ordering this dish again and felt this was sub par. Taro Chips, $3.49 prior to tax- Something I don't see on a menu every day, decided to order this side dish. The taro chips were great however, they were not salted evenly. Some of the chips had way too much salt and some didn't have any. There was a lot of salt leftover at the bottom of the bag. ------------------------------- (Total= $34.06, after tax) Service was friendly. I appreciated that I was offered a cup to get water while I waited for my to go order. Wait time was actually very quick, maybe less than 10 minutes? Not sure if my food was fully made to order in such a short time. The food filled both my husband and I (and our little girl dog got some too) that I thought was average. I don't see myself coming back or really recommending this place to others.

I guess I hadn't figured out in advance that this was a fast casual kind of place, so I had to reset my expectations. This one is quite cavernous inside, so there's not a huge danger of being stuck without food. The options are various iterations of noodles and dumplings, and most of them offer a choice of tofu as a protein. I was quite pleased for the option to get a bowl of half noodles and half dumplings. I was also frankly kind of surprised at how good of a portion it was. That was a solid half-dozen dumplings plus noodles and several fried tofu pieces. A bit of pickled cabbage rounded out the flavor quite nicely. Their spice levels are apparently decided by what hot sauce you get on the side. I have to say, the top level, "poison" did not really impress me. I could easily eat that stuff straight up. Their hot tea looked like a legit Chinese brand. I'd say the food was good but not perfect. However, as fast casual goes, it was better than most.

If this is as good as it gets for dumplings for Arkansas then so be it. I ordered dumplings to-go and walked in to pick up. The counter service was really strange. I had to walk backwards to grab my to-go and even then I did it wrong because I was supposed to wait for the cashier to get there and grab it and hand it to me himself. The dumplings themselves were pretty good. I can tell the dough was fresh and there was a good amount of filling too. The dipping sauce was good. Overall wasn't amazed but I know Asian cuisine is slim pickins around these parts

Ordered the half noodle half dumpling and was not disappointed whatsoever. I can't speak to the service as I ordered to-go but the restaurant was clean and the staff was kind. They will bring your order to your vehicle. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. Spicy chicken dumplings were some of the best I've ever had.

This place it legit! Fried dumplings were crispy on the bottom and chewy on the top. Fillings were flavorful. Half and half was also very good. I actually ordered the same order to go for breakfast tomorrow!

When I entered the host saw me and did not say a word. Odd. I ordered a large pork dumpling and the cashier asked 6 piece or 10 piece? Well out of those choices I would say 10, since I said large. Strange service. I couldn't help but notice they had about 12 bowls of food ready to go in the kitchen despite having only 2 or 3 people in the restaurant. Sure enough, my food was served before I even sat down. While speedy service is important if I wanted my food from a heat lamp I'd go to McDonald's. The pork dumplings with poison sauce were indeed delicious. They were warm (not hot) , savory, spicy, and juicy. However, the last thing I want to smell as I eat is cleaning solution and the employee started mopping feet in front of me. Gross. The food is great, but 16 bucks for 10 dumplings, and employees who couldn't care less I doubt I'll be suggesting this place with friends.

Pretty solid for a quick serve option, and offering the half & half is a great way to help fill up a little more while still getting your dumpling fix. Flavors are bold enough, but lack some of the punchiness I would expect, especially on the noodles, with its sesame sauce that veered watery and pickles that lacked any significant zing. The pork itself was mostly tender, but clearly has had a good bit of fat trimmed out of it, leaving it a little stringy on the noodles and a slightly tough filling on the dumpling. Either more fat needs to be added to the mix, or the filling needs something else to make it a little more tender. Quick and easy service, a cavernous space with lots of seating rounds out the offering.

Stopped in during a road trip and liked what we had, albeit pricey. The dumpling soup and noodle bowl were tasty, but the noodle bowl was better in my opinion. The Thai tea was pretty typical. Pretty place with good service though

We were recommended this restaurant by a few friends and it did not disappoint! We stopped in while passing through Little Rock and really enjoyed our experience. The staff is very friendly. The restaurant is really nice and is in the heart of downtown. I got the half noodles and half dumplings medium heat with a side of the hot sauce for extra heat. I very rarely can finish a full meal, but it was so good I left the bowl completely empty! My bf got the pot stickers and it was so filling, he couldn't even finish it all! If you're in the area, drop in and get your noodle fix!

Best meal I had in Little Rock when I was in town for work. Coming from California, I get plenty of good dumplings and noodles and this matches up to all of them. There is a substantial amount of flavorful filling in the dumplings, the noodles are perfectly chewy and the sesame paste sauce was subtle but enough to make you want more. The food came out quickly and I was surprised by the quality since it seemed like it was a simple reheat of the components. That said, I prefer my food really hot so I would have liked my bowl hotter than it was. The space is hip in all white and clean. You can choose the spice level of the dipping sauce and as somebody who likes spicy foods, the "spicy" was bordering on not spicy enough but was tasty and certainly added to the flavor of the dumplings rather than drowning it out. Ordering at the counter is easy and delivery to the table makes it feel more stepped up, which is needed considering the price point. California prices in Arkansas for what might be considered pseudo fast food was a bit surprising but this food is great and worth every penny.

The service was excellent! You do order at the counter. The dumplings had a wonderful taste!

This is a really nice concept restaurant with a limited but tasty menu which is served at four levels of spice, mild, medium, spicy and "poison". We dropped in right after they opened, which turned out to be a good choice as it filled quickly with a lunch crowd with accompanying longer lines. The staff was really friendly and helpful. The condiment and utensil counter is somewhat inconveniently located around the corner from the ordering area. For menu choices, I had their dumpling soup which I ordered at a spicy level. I opted for the pork dumplings which I thought were really tasty. It had plenty of flavorful broth which contained shredded pickled carrots and what I believe was turnip. Maybe the shredded size of the veggies was too fine as they seemed to get tangled together in a clump at the bottom of the bowl. We ordered a tasty Three Fold salad which shared the same shredded pickled veggies as well as some cabbage and a hard boiled egg plus cilantro and romaine lettuce. The green sauce which came as a side, I assume was supposed to be a spicy addition as I had ordered it medium. But it had little zing at all. But we both liked the salad quite a bit. My wife had the noodle bowl with tofu which I tried, and it seemed like a light satay sauce was at the base of its flavor. As for beverages my wife had a soda drink while I had a can of Pinot Grigio wine, which was a fun treat for lunch. 12 oz of wine is plenty and a great value for $5. Overall we both thought this was a great little restaurant and hope they franchise soon so we can see them out west where we live. Unfortunately the wine option won't be available in our community due to nutty liquor laws. But if I'm in Little Rock. I'll be sure to pop over for another round of the tasty food at Three Fold.

This restaurant is nestled in downtown Little Rock and they have a simple menu highlighting noodles and dumplings. They make their noodles and dumpling wrappers in house everyday. I ordered Beef Noodle Soup, Dumplings, and Sesame Balls, and overall not so bad! Dumplings had good flavor. The sesame balls had red bean filling, and were fried well giving a good crunch on the first bite. The beef noodle soup had tender beef shank, but the soup base was a little lacking in flavor. Three Fold does a decent in making Taiwanese/Chinese cuisine more appealing by keeping their menu simple.

This place is no frills, simple menu. So if you like dumplings & noodles, come on! The dumplings are not like gyoza or potstickers.. they have a pork filling and thick wrapper but filling & tasty! We tried one dumpling soup & one half & half combo in poison heat level Not hot... Just the flavor of chili oil so don't be afraid! The soup was so delicious & prefer that one over the 2 because it let you have all the flavor at once. Parking is street parking & you order at the counter and they'll bring it to you. They also clean up after you're done eating. They have 2 big rooms for seating so bring some friends & the food comes out quick so good option for a lunch hour if you're back in office

This noodle place in the SOMA neighborhood is fire! There is a variety of ramen and noodle dishes plus dumplings and steam buns. Was having a hard time deciding, but did the half & half and opted for hot. It wasn't that spicy and they gave me some extra hot oil, so I put that in my noodle dish - soooo good. The dumplings were perfectly seasoned, a little salty and had a wonderful taste, especially with the sauce that came over the noodles. We also tried the Sesame Balls and they were sweet and interesting- very warm and more of a dessert menu item. Seriously one of the best meals I have eaten. 100% must go here if you are in Little Rock.

Who would've thought you'd find delicious noodles and dumplings in Little Rock, Arkansas lol. We ordered takeout via DoorDash, therefore cannot comment on the service or ambiance. While the quality and flavor of the noodles and dumplings were great, the combination of sides the half and half seemed quite odd to me. The pork reminded me of carnitas, and the pickled veggies tasted similar to salsa verde. We also chose the medium sauce, which had no spice whatsoever.

After hearing a number of good things about Three Fold, I gave it a chance for a weekend lunch. I fell in love with the minimalist design of their downtown location. There's so much seating and good light coming through their windows, too! The menu was on the shorter side, but I was able to find a comforting chicken noodle dish for a reasonable price. I was pleased with it and even further impressed by their delightful sides - particularly the tarot chips and sweet sesame chocolate balls! I will be coming back

Tasty noodles and dumplings in downtown Little Rock, with plenty of vegan options. I stopped in for dinner on a Friday evening. The format is you order upfront and they bring out your food. You can choose a noodle dish, dumpling dish, or half-half ($13.89 plus tax), with your choice of protein and spice level; choosing tofu makes the meal vegan, so that's what I did, with the "poison" spice level (the max level), which just comes with a side of chili oil. I also ordered a side of carrot slaw ($3.49). The carrot slaw comes dressed in a really nice sesame sauce and was very tasty. Good way to start the meal. 4/5 The main meal was maybe slightly on the small side portion-wise. I got 5 dumplings, which were very tasty and go well with the chili oil. The noodles are nicely made and accompanied with tofu, pickled veggies, and cilantro. Nice flavour balance and very tasty overall. I just wish the portion was more. 3.5/5 Overall, very tasty Chinese-style food (far from authentic). Recommended.

Really impressed. Great environment, order first and they bring it out to you to your table. They do have alcohol, and I thought all noodles were soup based but only the ones that say soup really are. Really good flavors, just not too big so don't go with a huge appetite.

On a drive to Nashville we happened upon this place next to our hotel. The best dumplings and noodles for a cold Little Rock night. Definitely recommend.

We REALLY wanted some HOT soup! This was literally the only place open on Christmas Eve. We took a long look at the menu and almost bought enough for 4 people. We washed up and didn't wait long at all for the food. I mean, literally, I washed my hands, and it was on the table. I got the Dumpling Soup, and my boyfriend got the tofu noodles. Our soup was surprisingly not hot.. being the 1st people in as soon as they opened, we definitely expected more. Both of the soups were okay. But I wish we had had HOT soup not warm. And the flavor wasn't all there either. Maybe we didn't get the right soup. So, I'd say give it a try!

Absolutely excellent! The food is so delicious; it's pretty much ruined me for all other dumplings and noodles. The space is beautiful and always clean. Highly recommend!

The dumplings are amazing. This is such a cool spot for a quick bite of some really good Asian dishes. They have a small menu, but they do everything very well. Definitely one of my favorite places to go in Little Rock.

This restaurant is clean (nice loo), easy to navigate and attractive. Employees are friendly and efficient. The food is affordable and, oh yeah, tasty.

I LOVE this place. Everything is always so good and fresh. I highly recommend the spicy sauce/broth but the regular one is really good too. Huge family pleaser, and never had a negative experience. I can't wait to go back.

Quick and delicious. What else could you want? Order at the counter and they give you a number. I had my food within 5 min. I got the half and half with pork noodles, spicy. It really wasn't that spicy. The girl said it was like a jalapeño, but I don't even think it was at that. Plenty of seating indoor and outdoor.

I am unapologetically a huge food snob, especially when it comes to cuisine from my ancestral motherland, China. Having been transplanted into the south from my hometown of Las Vegas I am always desperate for real Asian food and Three Fold is the ONLY place in Little Rock for LEGIT dumplings and oh, so delicious taro chips.

The food was amazing. The pork dumplings were like little pillows of goodness and the broth they were in was flavorful. You walk in and order them the food is brought to your table. We will be back.

We came from out of town for an event and this place was recommended by a local. So glad we tried it for lunch! The chicken and pork potstickers were delicious!!! The place could use some decorating. It looked pretty plain, but maybe that's the style they were going for.

I'm a snob. No freaking way could there be good dumplings in Little Rock Arkansas! I was a sheep. I saw the huge number of reviews and so positive...I had to give it a try. I'm glad I did. Is this a dumpling house? Do the dumplings have 18 folds to close the dumpling perfect? Is the wrapper super thin on the sides and a little thicker on the bottom so the goodies won't rip through? No to all. These dumplings are rustic ...which is code for thick wrappers but great pork filling inside. No folds. Uniform thickness. Almost like the came from a dumpling press. But they are tasty! The dumpling bowl was just that. Hmm...a bowl with dumplings. They put a lot of thought into that! Clearly they spent their time on perfecting the perfect dipping sauce (got medium and it was just slightly spicy), figuring out how to make a bunch of dumplings to feed the crowds of people instead of time coming up with some other name than dumpling bowl. How about I give you some suggestions on better names...Baby Porky Turnover Bowl? 12 isn't enough Bowl (I got the large bowl)? Doughy Dumps? Ok...maybe I leave naming dishes to a professional. Dumpling Bowl seems just right! I had the sandwich too...don't judge...I ordered both. It was awesome...think steamed bun dough made into a large sandwich roll and then toasted/fried so toasty on outside soft and awesome inside. It held together perfectly with all the picked veggies and pork. Yum! If I ever find myself in Little Rock...I'll be back!

Somewhat limited menu but enough choices to suit everyone including the vegetarians in your crowd. We chose the pork noodle bowl and the pan fried pork dumplings both very tasty. They also have chicken or veggies choices. You get a choice of dipping sauces for the dumplings, mild, medium or spicy (which is). You order and pay at the counter, get your own utensils and drinks and find a table. With the number in a stick provided, the server finds you to deliver food. Nothing fancy but clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly and food comes quickly and freshly made. One of those places you visit repeatedly because you can depend on enjoying you meal.