Yip Wynwood

We are all about an Asian food hall and we found this spot inside 1-800 Lucky. Covid-19: we were able to eat outside on the patio that was very empty. We got the Shanghai Soup Dumplings, Char Siu Bao, and Crispy Mini Bao which came with a condensed milk dipping sauce. Everything was delicious. The soup dumplings were smaller than others I've had, but still just as good. The Char Siu Bao were perfect. The Crispy Mini Bao were a great, unique dessert. It's a little pricey. Each dish was very small and cost about $10. We spent over $30 for what felt like a few snacks. 1-800 Lucky is a must try food hall in my opinion and this place is worth checking out while there.

Absolutely enjoyed Tanisha’s recommendations. The egg rolls were perfect. Crispy on the outside yummy goodness on the inside. The taco dumplings are so good, you can’t have just one. It’s always service with a smile 😊 Thanks Tanisha!

The dumpling sampler was amazing! What a great opportunity to explore the menu. Every single dumpling was absolutely delicious. Whether it was steamed or fried, regular wonton or green wonton, shrimp or pork, I enjoyed everything about the meal. The two spring rolls were a perfect way to start the meal as well. The mango boba tea was almost like having a dessert. Will be back to explore more of the menu!

Bento Box is amazing! Owner Fil has a great concept. Street parking. Turns into a nightclub outside, great vibe.

It’s something about bad service that makes you never want to go back to a place. I went here for the first time a month ago. Ordered the shrimp dumplings. I would say about 3.5/5. However the service was HORRIBLE. The girl with the purple hair served me. She was very rude and just not friendly which I believe to be important in a customer service role. Not to add that when you sign, it adds a 20 percent extra gratuity. I didn’t mind, I work in the industry and know the struggle. But when you literally sit behind a screen to type my order and then bag it and then on top have the audacity to be condescending. You deserve zero. Nonetheless, I came and returned because I was craving dumplings. I visited yesterday. My dumplings were horrible. They were over steamed. I mean just a complete waste of money. And I even found something black in one of them. TO ADD, the same girl with the purple hair.. more concerned about her own lunch than a paying customer. Please sit this little girl down and have a chat with her. She should not be in this industry with the attitude she has. If you’re truly unhappy with a job, please leave. I will not be returning to this establishment.

I finally tried Yip after hearing about it from so many of my close friends and the food was even better than advertised. I had Ashley as my server and she recommended the Veggie dumplings, and it was chefs kiss. She was super attentive and just overall a delight. Who doesn’t love good service and a great laugh. If you haven’t gone to yip, you won’t regret it and ask for Ashley.

Located in 1-800-Lucky, an Asian food concept. You ordered and are given a transponder which rings when you food is ready. We had the vegetable spring roll, just ok. Also Cha Siu Bao, BBQ pork in a bun, also just ok.

Tasty dim sum "Chinese style tapas", interior is very quaint like a night market setting in Southeast Asia.

Located in a sort of "food hall" with many different restaurants-stopped by on a random Wednesday night and it was packed. Ordered the shrimp dumplings with the chili oil- really good! Also ordered the peach boba tea, which was okay. Very basic taste and the boba was a little hard. Overall I'd be back for the dumplings, not the boba. Customer service was also ok...cashier was acting like she didn't want to be there.

I've been to Yip in the Aventura Mall and it was ok, but Yip in Wynwood has been awful, especially for how expensive it is. The chicken dumplings were mediocre even by American standards and even Costco frozen dumplings tasted better and fresher than these. The boba milk teas (thai iced tea and taro) were both very watered down and not sweet. While I appreciate when boba isn't too sweet, I still need flavor, which these drinks lacked. The texture was fine. Also, the boba was $11!! I've never had boba this expensive even at the most fancy authentic boba shops with multiple add-ons. If the boba was $6, I wouldn't be complaining as much about the quality since I know Miami is expensive, but $11 is such a rip off for what you get. The ambiance of 1-800-Lucky and the service was fine. I appreciate the service since they let my friend try a sample of the popping boba before picking a drink since they've never had it popping boba before.

Great lunch spot for dumplings inside of 1-800 lucky in Wynwood. The dumplings feel fresh, and very authentic. Service is fairly quick. Prices very reasonable at $8.90 per dumpling set. Highly recommended.

Located inside 1800 lucky. The ambiance is laid back as it's in a good hall. Service was fine. You order and wait for the buzzer to go off and pick up your food. Had the shrimp bao buns, I would say I didn't like that the tail was still on. Pork dumplings even though we requested fried were given steamed but still good. Also had the shrimp and pork chili wontons. I usually don't find things to be spicy but the chili oil had my nose runny. They don't take cash by the way

Always delicious and satisfying for some quick dumplings my go to is the soup dumpling and shrimp and pork. It's inside 1800 lucky nice music on the weekends came on a Saturday night to fuel up before a night of drinking.

One of my favorite spots for boba and dim sum! I am blessed to live close and sometimes I come right when they open before work and even though they look at me crazy it is so worth the dim sum pick me up for breakfast. I usually get their sampler platter with different dim sum from their menu but my favorite is the pork Shumai. The brown sugar boba is sweet, packed and the boba is always made perfectly chewy. I always recommend this spot to my friends and whether I'm coming for breakfast, lunch or having a night out at 1-800 lucky this is always a stop for me and a must get.

Parking close to this area is mainly street parking. We parked 2 blocks away and walked down. This location isn't Easy to find, it doesn't say YIP outside. It's across the street from Electric Lady and we just asked the security where YIP was and he let us in. We went into a food court type of environment. There were different restaurants within that area. We ended up at YIP and ordered a variety of items. We got shrimp dumplings, steamed pork dumplings, vegetable Spring rolls, and Keanu Rangoon . I enjoyed the spring rolls the most and I disliked the poke dumplings. It just tasted .....different from pork dumplings I've had at other places. My friend enjoyed the shrimp dumplings and the krab Rangoon tasted like cream cheese. I didn't taste any crab in Rangoon. You can pick wherever you want to sit. It was pretty warm in the food court. They didn't have reg drinks so I got a coke from the bar across the way and my friend tried one of the drinks from the bar which she liked. The music was super loud so it was hard to talk while we ate. Not sure if the Music is lower during the day so that might make a difference in the ambiance.

I use to crave yip ... went there all the time ... Had a HORRIBLE experience one night. But the Aventura mall location had some evil people that put their spit on the food because they didn't receive a tip at the computer upon ordering and paying. How nasty and wicked. Aventura Mall food court. It was the last shift on the night of this particular event. Nasty.. Honestly I haven't been back to any yip since. Be ALERT ‼ Pay attention to the people . I want to add this isn't a sit down establishment where the workers are catering to you bringing you the food. So tipping is optional. I'm disgusted and I feel sorry for the mostly tourist and owners for having to deal with foolishness and grossness like this from unprofessional people. Sorry I had to tell the truth.

Zero stars. The dumplings were cold and had a chalky taste. Very over priced for four terrible dumplings.

Been coming to 800 lucky for a while, YIP never let's me down. Their soup dumplings are one of a kind

Some of the best dim sum in South Florida. Their dumplings and baos are very good. I love the shrimp baos and crab baos the most. Definitely a must try any time you visit.

Deelish! Located inside of 1-800 LUCKY, they definitely filled my dumpling craving. While here I noshed on the soup dumplings. Loved every moment. Nice size and portions. You actually get soup with your dumpling LOL! I up charge for a buck and get their chili oil to dip your dumplings in! Unfortunately, I didn't try anything else. I ordered way too much food from the overall hall on this visit. No worries, I'll just need to return!

Highly recommend... just skip the milk tea.. unless you like milk alone. THE PLACE: During my lunch break, I decided to try out YIP inside1800 Lucky. Per usual, parking can be tricky but always possible. I was in and out in under an hour. THE FOOD: Overall, the sampler (4/5) was very good, great presentation and fresh tasting and sure to surpass any cravings! As for the Taro Milk Tea (0/5), this was the biggest disappointment in a very long time. This either needs to be bettered or completely removed from their menu. The "Taro" milk tea was like 5% Taro and 95% milk, barely any taro flavor - I essentially had milk with ice. Oh and I also picked Taro (not only because I like Taro) because I was told it was the "most edible" of the two milk tea options THE SERVICE: Staff was kind, however seemed misinformed, but perhaps this is also due to management.

My husband and I came here and tried their soft shell crab bao & sampler which came with 2 of each: chicken dumplings, pork & shrimp, shrimp (hargow), siu mai & veggie egg rolls. If you want chili oil it's $1. The dumplings looked good in presentation and I was excited to try it based on their reviews, but unfortunately we were left pretty disappointed. The dumplings were barely warm and tasted like they had been cooked prior, sat out all day and were reheated in the microwave. The wrapper was a little hard and stale already. The veggie eggroll was fresh however, but nothing to write home about. Soft shell crab also looked great presentation wise but lacked in flavor. If you're looking for fresh dumplings and come from the Bay Areas plethora of dim sum restaurants, I would skip on Yip's.

Okay. So let me start off by saying that this place is very cute, it's in the hip Wynwood area that (I've discovered not being from here) a lot of the young adults LOVE to come hang out, shop, eat and play, day or night, weekday or weekend, it's all the same. So I get it, but this area of town is A BEAST when it comes to parking, it is always full of people on the narrow sidewalks, who don't want to let you through. There's LOUD music constantly playing everywhere (why do I feel like I'm at a club on a sunday afternoon when I'm simply walking down the street.) Anyways, we were excited to eat here & were expecting dim sum... I guess this is their concept of dim sum but it's not the traditional Chinese concept AT ALL. This place is a food court, with various kinds of Asian cuisine; sushi, ramen, boba, Filipino snack foods, a bar, an ice cream stand, etc. You find your own table, you then stand in line for each vendor (if you order from various vendors- which we did), then you have to go back and pick up your order when your buzzer(s) go off. Not relaxing at all. It was so loud (music playing) that we had to yell our orders to the vendors and we didn't bother to talk much while eating because yelling at each other was just inappropriate, lol. The food was okay; Duck lettuce wraps from Gold Marquess ($20) was veggies w/ miniscule pieces of duck; Frim another vendor that I can't remember the name of- we ordered he veggie spring rolls ($7.90) which were pre-frozen & still cold in the middle, and the Shanghai soup dumplings ($8.90) had the weirdest dough texture & forgot that there's supposed to be soup inside; Joel ordered ramen from Unagi @1800 ($19.00 a bowl), he said it lacked bite and flavor. Also- at Unagi they automatically add 18% gratuity, even though they don't come to your table to take your order, they dont bring your food or anything that a server does. Rip-off. Needless to say, we'll leave this place to the young ones who haven't quite developed their taste buds yet, who just want to go out & blow their money.

Yummmmy! I wanted to try something new at 1-800 so I stopped at Yip. It was my first time having boba milk tea and I loved it! I also ordered the dim sum sampler and everything tasted delicious. Everything was delicious, service was fast and great. I will be back!

3 stars for the food. It was fine. Dumplings are hard to mess up. 1 star for being so overpriced. $9 for each dim sum item. The pork buns barely had any pork, so just fluffy white bread with BBQ sauce. The shrimp & chicken dumplings were tasty with good dough but tiny. It's Chinese food for kids who don't know any better. Don't even get me started on the cheeseburger or pizza dumplings.

The dumpling sampler was amazing! What a great opportunity to explore the menu. Every single dumpling was absolutely delicious. Whether it was steamed or fried, regular wonton or green wonton, shrimp or pork, I enjoyed everything about the meal. The two spring rolls were a perfect way to start the meal as well. The mango boba tea was almost like having a dessert. Will be back to explore more of the menu!

It pains me to write this review for Yip because I am ALWAYS thrilled to have dim sum. However, Yip was mediocre at best. We ordered: *Dim Sum Sampler - okay great for the gram but just OK. All the deep fried stuff was pretty good but everything else was just OK. The har gow was SUPER fishy. *Soft Shell Crab Bao - The soft shell crab was super bitter and mushy. I read that as not very fresh. Yikes! *Xiao Long Bao - it was like lukewarm and the inside was mushy so either seemed like low quality ingredients or that it had been frozen for too long. I'll be back to 1-800 Lucky but most likely will not get dimsum again.

Love the vibe. I come for the soup dumplings which were so good but a bit pricey for 3-ct. However, visiting is worth the experience, though. The rangoon was crispy.

Worst dumplings I've ever had! They tasted like they came out of a frozen package. They had no sauces and when I asked they said "they ran out. The pan fried dumplings were better than the soup dumplings if I had to choose but both were very underwhelming

1-800 Lucky is one of my favorite places to go to the area is so nice and always clean they have a big variety of Asian food as well as dessert and a karaoke bar. The attention is really good and the service is excellent everyone's really fast to get your order and is always busy at night. Yip has really tasty food and their Boba is amazing.

Back in my college youth era there was a cool and hip Chinese restaurant located off Lincoln and Meridian in South Beach called Miss Yip. This place was the bomb with great Cantonese dishes, plus the most delicious dumplings and buns. They closed many years ago and recently I heard of several of food stands opening baring the name Yip and decided to try it while we were in Wynwood. We ordered the Dim Sum platter which comes with spring roll, steamed shrimp, chicken and pork dumplings. I also decided to order the soft crab bao buns, everything was delicious and fresh. I am not sure if Yip is a descendant of the Miss Yip but it's taste gave me nostalgia of my carefree college years.

Ordered a hargao, pork shumai, and a charsiu pork bun. Hargao passable, shumai just not good, pork bun was ok. Mango lemonade boba was enjoyed by a 6 yr old, as was the pork bun. Not worth trying again though.

YIP Wynwood is located in 1-800- lucky-one of my favorite food halls. I've tried most of the food stands- by far YIP keeps me coming back!. My fave dim sum is the Shanghai soup dumpling. In the pictures you can see that I tried the dim sum sampler the green dumpling was shrimp/pork it looks small but it's it's quite big & flavorful, i prefer the steamed ones, I'm not too much into fried food, but they were tasty. When it comes down to beverages their Boba tea is nicely balanced as it's not too sweet, but definitely refreshing for Miami hot weather. 1-800-Lucky has a lot to offer, i do recommend giving the various stands a try!

A lot of variety and the way you order it and bring it to your own table created a casual eating vibe. The dim sum also varies. Some of them are amazing but some of them are overcooked. I think the flavor in general is good. If you compare it to New York Chinatown dim sum it is no place near it, but for Florida, it is pretty good. I also like the environment, like a fancy food court. If you go with someone don't like dim sum they can also order other food and you guys can eat together. I will go back for the music, ambiance, and casually eating some dim sums.

The food was amazing! Service was quick and friendly. We went during the week so the place was kinda empty which was nice especially in Wynwood

I went to the Yip in Wynwood and it was really, really good! The sampler was so delicious and big. I wish I would have brought a friend with me so we could share it because I def had leftovers. The steamed dumplings were def my favorite, but everything was great! I got the passion fruit tea boba and the flavor was soooo refreshing! I will def be back with friends to try out some more stuff. This is a great place to get everything and share with friends!

Love the har gao here. I always come to 1800 lucky for it but I'm so disappointed today because they no longer sell it with any sauce or chili oil. Now it just is flavorless. What is dim sum with no dumpling sauce. Soy sauce packets don't cut it.

The other reviews were right :( I got the Taro Milk Tea because it's super sweet it couldn't possibly be watered down. It was watered down. So while it did taste like Taro, it was not the best. Also a very limited amount of boba. Overpriced as well.

We are all about an Asian food hall and we found this spot inside 1-800 Lucky. Covid-19: we were able to eat outside on the patio that was very empty. We got the Shanghai Soup Dumplings, Char Siu Bao, and Crispy Mini Bao which came with a condensed milk dipping sauce. Everything was delicious. The soup dumplings were smaller than others I've had, but still just as good. The Char Siu Bao were perfect. The Crispy Mini Bao were a great, unique dessert. It's a little pricey. Each dish was very small and cost about $10. We spent over $30 for what felt like a few snacks. 1-800 Lucky is a must try food hall in my opinion and this place is worth checking out while there.

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So this place is in a little cafeteria like setting alongside a few other Asian fare vendors. And a nearby bar just outside. The sampler platter was delicious. Each piece was really delectable. The spring rolls were cooked perfectly but the inside could have had more flavor...that was the only thing not 110% The soup dumplings tho; my god. I will definitely be back. And I will take anyone new to the area or visiting here. It's impressive.

Located inside 1800 Lucky. Very tasty dumplings especially the Pork and Shrimp Sui Mai and the Har Gow. My fav dish was the soft shell crab bao crispity crunchity goodness with a drizzle of spicy Mayo for that much needed kick. My husband and I enjoyed our lunch and will definitely be back to try other menu items.

My boyfriend and I decided to visit 1-800 Lucky on a weekday night and have now decided Yip is one of our new favorite spots in Wynwood. Soooo good!!! After a careful menu review, we opted to go with the spring rolls, BBQ pork buns, chicken soup dumplings, and the soft shell crab bao buns. The food was out almost instantly and literally every single bite was just as good as the last. The spring roll truly impressed me the most. What seems to be a staple at Asian spots, unfortunately often times turn into a greasy soggy goo, but not these, my friends, not these. The veggie spring rolls were nice and crisp on the outside with a juicy, flavorful filling. Then dipped into a sweet yet spicy sauce to complete the perfect bite. Another all star of the night had to be the soft shell crab bao buns. The sauce and cucumber paired perfectly with the breaded savory crab. We washed down our yummy meal with a sweet taro bubble tea for the ideal midweek dinner. Run, don't walk, over to 1-800 lucky and try Yip. Highly highly recommend!

Dimsum maybe just street food to some but it requires technique and proper equipment. Yip has both plus good customer service so this equates to one of the best dim sum brunches in Miami. We came around 12:15pm on a Sunday right after opening. FYI, Yip is located inside 1800 Lucky so it gets pretty packed the later it gets so if you want to snag a table, come early. The menu is divided into 3 categories: Steamy, Crispy or Both so it just made perfect sense for us to order from each. We got the Shrimp Dumpling, BBQ Pork Bun and Shanghai Soup Dumpling from the Steamy. Flaring Shrimp Ballz and Fried Siu Mai from the Cripsy plus an order of Soft Shell Crab Bao and also on order of the Grande Shrimp Bao. Folks, there wasn't even one single thing that we didn't love. Each dim sum morsel was made fresh and tasty, the fried items were perfectly crisp and piping hot and both bao buns were just heavenly. These were clearly crafted with care and made with high-quality ingredients so I could see why the prices might discourage some patrons. Even though this visit was a special treat, we would gladly come back and order the same items again because they are worth it! The dim sum from the steamy and crispy sections is about $6.50 per order and the bao buns are $9 per 2. And oh, we also had a dessert called Crispy Mini Bao with Lech Condensada. Wow! Simply scrumptious. We will be back again.

Came back to Yip Miami locates in 1-800-Lucky and was happily surprised. This time I was able to try some more of their dim sum. I still recommend the crab buns. Probably one of the best things in the menu and in 1-800-lucky. I was also able to try their soup dumplings. There's nothing like a soft light outside with a soupy moist center. That's how I can describe the soup dumplings. Delicious. Their dim sum is out of this world. Their siu mai was my next best bite. It was crispy on the outside with a soft center. Perfect sweet and sour dipping sauce. Literally drooling right now talking about it. Last but not least I had a bubble tea with their dessert: crispy mini baos with leche condensada. WOOOOOWW. That was good! The baos were nicely baked and were paired perfectly with the sauce. The tea was also so tasty and matched great with the dessert. Like milk with cookies. If you come to wynwood stop by for some dim sum. It is really sooo worth it!

Good halls are now becoming very popular. 1-800 Lucky is no exception. Inside there are a variety of places to choose from for food. Today we went to YIP. This dim sum haven is a definite must. I highly recommend the soft shell crab bao, the crunchy shrimp balls, the shumai and the soup dumplings. They were so good. The service and suggestions by Aracely were excellent. The wait was minimal and there's a bar you can go order some yummy cocktails from while you wait. Indoor and outdoor seating is available.

This is my favorite spot in 1-800 Lucky it shows why they've stayed over time in this place. Food is always delicious and service is always good. Anything here is just great, cooked in traditional bao steamers and made from scratch every morning. From the bbq pork dumplings, to the spring rolls, slightly spicy crab baos and crispy mini bao with dulce de leche, I've tried everything and loved everything. I'm a fan of this place and I'll keep coming forever!

It's been kind of hard to find good dim sum in Miami but luckily found some at Yip, which is one of five restaurants located inside of the food hall of 1-800-Lucky. Situated inside this cool bar/dining space in Wynwood, you're able to choose from several different kinds of dim sum, dumplings, and bao buns. They also have a dessert dumpling, which I thought was pretty neat and haven't seen anywhere else, as well as boba tea. Today my group and I shared six plates, one of which we knew we wanted double of so we ordered two of it. That was the soup dumplings, which I think is probably my favorite. It's like a regular dumpling with shrimp inside of it but is also filled with broth... kind of like wonton soup in one bite! When you bite into it, the liquid pours out. It's definitely wild! Just don't break it beforehand, and definitely wait until it cools down a little bit first. The other plates we had were the crispy siu miu, steamed siu miu, shrimp, shrimp and chive, and shrimp bao buns. Honestly it was all really good! Everything was cooked perfectly and had loads of flavor. The dipping sauce for the crispy siu miu was a nice sweet opposite to the dumplings. The bao buns were messy when split but that's all part of the fun; they also have a small kick to them which wasn't too hot to handle and added to their dimension. Tanisha helped us out today and she was a rockstar. Thanks for your hospitality and for hooking us up with your new Taro boba tea (which was also yum and a pretty lavender color!). Can't wait to return to try everything else and this spot should be on your radar when you're in the area.

Huh, who knew I'd be in the heart of the arts district and I'd stumble across not just dim sum, but BOMB dim sum. I was here on a whim actually just getting drinks at the bar, and my husband looked over and was like, "no we are definitely getting dim sum before this night is over." So we stroll over post drinks and order the har gow, shrimp & chive dumplings, siu mai and soft shell crab bao. **also yelp pro tip if you check in you get a FREE order of any dumplings you want** Anyway we took it to go because I'd like to eat my dumplings in silence, and peace. DUDE. The siu mai, honest to God some of the best I've had. I can't even believe I'm saying that being that I've eaten at some of the best dim sum spots on both coasts, but this siu mai, she's different. She's meaty, she's juicy, she's giving fresh and filling. Everything else was great too, but what really topped it off was the customer service. *chefs kiss* Your experience can really make or break a meal. Will be back!

We were craving some Dim Sum and this little place in Wynwood didn't disappoint. We actually stopped in two days in a row because it was "that" tasty. If you're looking for something quiet and relaxing, I would recommend not going later afternoon to evening. This is a self service, order and pick up type of place

We always come to Yip for the soup dumplings, which are good and not too expensive. We have been here many times, but this time it was a disaster. We ordered four 3-piece Shanghai Dumpling baskets. Problem#1: they put the dumplings touching each other in the basket, and that makes then stick together, thus when you grab one it rips a hole and all the soup flows out. The main reason to order those dumplings is to savor the soup on a spoon with the dumpling next to it. Can't believe they did this blunder. Problem#2: the fillings of the dumplings were tasteless, and the texture was strange, absolutely a no-no for soup dumplings. I'm not asking Yip to raise to the level of Din-Tai-Fung, or even the soup-dumplings you can get at Trader Joe's, but don't serve me stuff I can't enjoy. Also Note: the price on the menu did not match the price on the check, Note: the price on the menu didn't mach the price on my check: each basket was about a $1 higher, a "mismatch" of 15%, not good. I'm not coming back until I hear they "fixed" the soup dumplings.

Had soup dumplings- they were okay! The dumpling wrapper was on the thick side. The dumplings were fresh/hot but they did not have a lot of broth on inside (meat filling was just very moist). Found myself wishing there was more flavor to filling (or option to add vinegar/chili oil).

Dumpling are so so, some were served warm almost room temperature(I prefer steaming hot).. to be honest I wasn't impressed I'll still go to the local restaurant I know outside of Wynwood for dumplings.

Delicious everything!!! We had the dim sum, chicken lumpia eggroll, and crab Rangoon. All were scrumptious Will definitely be returning very soon.

We came to this food hall after reading about it. It's a pretty cool place to get together with friends. I like the vibe here, the outdoor seating and live DJ! I saw Yip had good reviews and the menu sounded good, so I decided to order from here. There was a small line, which I was fine with, but I guess the person ordering in front of me had cut the line. I didn't actually notice, but the staff apologized which was nice. I ordered the Soft Shell Crab Bao and the Xiao Long Bao Soup Dumplings. Definitely get the Soft Shell Crab Bao! I really liked the crunchy texture mixed with the bao bun. Plus I loved the spicy mayo sauce on top. It's my favorite. This was awesome and tasty. It's a stand out dish. I would definitely recommended skipping the Shanghai Soup Dumplings though because you only get three very tiny ones, and despite the big container, they were served touching each other and completely burst when I gently lifted them since they were still connected to the other dumplings. It was awful and the soup all poured out and was unrecoverable. How unfortunate! I 100% regretted this order. Who ever prepped this should have placed the tiny dumplings not touching each other -- there was ample space - then they would have had a fighting chance of not breaking. Total bummer. I'd still recommend coming here for that Soft Shell Crab Bao though - yum!

Yeap, Yip offers some great dim sum options in Wynwood. This food vendor is located in 1-800-Lucky. They take about 5-10 minutes making a few things while the dumplings in the steaming selection are made and ready to go. The steamers are pretty cool how they have set up. I would recommend getting: Har Gao 金蝦餃 Handmade shrimp dumplings. Or any sort of dumplings with other ingredients inside. They are so hot and literally steaming so be careful while eating them. In one order three comes so you can try other items as well. My friend and I also ordered: Flaring Shrimp Ballz 炸蝦丸: Shrimp hand-wrapped with crunchy strips. For me this was just ok but my friend loved the way it was made fried. I still would stick with the dumplings next time. They also have two types of teas which I would like to try in the future. Overall, great experience.

My boyfriend actually surprised me with choice of food so I was delighted when he had gotten bao and spring rolls. This place is inside 1800-Lucky where there is a cafeteria style set-up with food stalls. You walk into the gate and immediately are in the patio area where there's lots of outdoor seating between tables and back yard style set ups. There is also a bar the runs from the outside into the inside. Once inside, you will see all the stalls and it's a bit overwhelming at first. Each stall and different style of options. There was ramen, rice bowls, dim sum, sushi, Peking duck - so take a lap before you decide! You order at the whichever place you'd like and they give you a buzzer to come back and get it when it's ready. And you grab your own utensils and drinks and find an open seat. The spring rolls are basic. Good and crispy. The bao bun was good. The shrimp was battered well. It had a little too much spicy mayo on top and the bao was good - not the traditional bao bun but definitely tasty. Bussers were quick in cleaning the tables also!

Located within the 1 800 Lucky and surrounded by other Asian food choices to buy from. We went here at lunchtime this past Friday. They opened at noon so small waiting group of people to get in. Me and my two friends got the shrimp dim sum and pork bun. The food came up quickly. Served in wicker type asian baskets this allowed the steam to escape and not get soggy. The shrimp dim sum was great nice flavor lightly wrapped. The pork bun had too much bun and very little pork see photo below. We didn't finish it. Would come back but definitely would get something else.