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You absolutely have to get the Pan-Fried Mini Soup Dumplings and Braised Beef Soup Noodle when you visit Bao House--they are incredible! The pan-fried dumplings have a perfectly crispy bottom with rich, juicy filling inside, and the beef noodle soup is hearty and flavor-packed. We also tried the Chocolate Soup Dumplings, which were surprisingly delicious and a fun sweet treat to end the meal. Highly recommended!
Good quick service spot for dumplings! They have other options on their menu, like soup noodles and drinks.
Good food. We ordered the soup dumpling, mini pan fried dumpling, beef noodle soup, fried tofu and shredded chicken. I did find that the soup dumpling skin was way too thick than my liking- it was kind of doughy and the wait time for it was quite long. Every table was waiting for a while for it to come. However, all the other dishes were all very tasty. Will come back again.
Bao House is a very cute little spot, perfect for a quick lunch or on the go dinner. It had people coming and going the entire time, and the staff handled the fluctuation of visitors well, even when another customers kiddo started to take things off the wall. The food was a bit of a miss for me. The soup, while not terrible, had a lot of pepper, and the taste was overwhelming. I thought maybe it was just me, but my boyfriend agreed it ended up being the only note you could get from the broth. The bao was unfortunately forgettable, but not bad. My boyfriend got the cold shredded chicken and really enjoyed it, so it may have just been an off day and I would try it again with maybe a different order.
A late night spot for soup noodle and dumplings. The prices are also very reasonable. I particularly liked the spicy beef braised noodles. The flavours were rich, and comes with a reasonable amount of beef. I also got the pork potstickers and their pork and chive dumplings. Both were good, but I would try there's soup dumplings next time. Service was good as well. They offer you cute hair ties if needed. Overall, a casual spots for a quick meal that is also very affordable.
I have been here over 3 times with my family -- The Bao House in North York. Here's what I like: * Pan-fried mini soup dumplings with a crispy bottom and juicy filling, Must-try! Crispy on the outside, juicy inside. * Deep-fried tofu: Super crispy and packed with flavor. The sauce has a nice balance of sweetness and saltiness. * Steamed pork soup dumplings: Not the best I've had, but still pretty decent. * Affordable pricing: Most dishes are $10.99 or less -- great value for what you get. * Comfortable seating and decent lighting make it a pleasant dine-in spot. It's not mind-blowing, but solid enough for 4 stars. Check it out and let me know what you think!
**Bao House - A Hidden Gem for Delicious Dumplings and Noodles!** We had a fantastic dining experience at Bao House! The location itself is lovely, with stylish decor and comfortable seating. They have large round tables, which makes it great for accommodating bigger groups--we were a group of four, including two kids, and felt very comfortable. We spent about $80 and got a great variety of dishes. The **house noodles** were absolutely delicious--so flavorful that even my kids loved them! The **crispy tofu** was another standout, and we ended up using the leftover sauce as a dipping sauce for our dumplings (highly recommend doing this!). For dumplings, we ordered **two orders of boiled dumplings** (such a great value--you get a bunch for the price). We tried the **chicken and corn** and **chives**--both were excellent. We also got the **soup dumplings** and the **mini fried soup dumplings**, which my kids devoured. To finish, we had the **red bean steamed buns**, a perfect sweet treat to end the meal. I really liked how you order directly from your phone--it's super convenient because you can see exactly how much everything costs before placing your order. The **staff was really nice and attentive**, making sure we had everything we needed. Also want to add it's a kid and stroller friendly restaurant Overall, we had a fantastic experience and will definitely be back. **Highly recommend a visit!**
This was my first time visiting Bao House, and we ordered the braised beef noodles, mini pan-fried dumplings, xiao long bao, and deep-fried tofu. The deep-fried tofu and mini pan-fried dumplings were the stars of the meal absolutely addicting and so, so good! The tofu was perfectly crispy and paired with a delicious sweet-savory sauce. The xiao long bao was decent, but the skin was a little too thick for my liking. Unfortunately, the braised beef noodles were below average, and I wouldn't order them again. One nice touch is that they offer frozen dumplings for purchase, so you can enjoy them at home. The price point is pretty affordable, which is a plus. However, I wouldn't recommend Bao House if you're specifically looking for good xiao long bao there are better places for that. I'd probably return only for their fried tofu, as nothing else really stood out. That said, the employees were friendly, and the restaurant itself is very clean.
I was looking for an affordable spot in North York when I came across Bao House. I recognized the name from their downtown location and Instagram but had never actually tried it before. Given how pricey eating out in Toronto can be, I was hoping this would be a good find, and I'm happy to say it was! We ordered the Pork Pot Stickers, Steamed Pork Soup Dumplings, Spicy Braised Beef Soup Noodles, Spicy Deep Fried Tofu, and Chicken Corn Dumplings. The noodle soup and tofu were the clear highlights. The tofu, in particular, stood out. The sauce was a perfect mix of sweet, spicy, and savoury, while the tofu itself was crispy on the outside and tender inside. The noodle soup was also solid. I'm not usually a fan of Szechuan peppercorns, but aside from that, it was flavourful and generously portioned. One order could easily serve two people with leftovers. The dumplings, unfortunately, were less impressive. The pot stickers had a good texture, but the filling needed more seasoning. The soup dumplings seemed machine-made, and while they weren't bad, they weren't anything special either. The wrappers were thicker than expected and absorbed too much of the soup. One small hack we found was dipping the dumplings in the tofu sauce, which helped add more flavour! Service was great. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and they even offer bibs and aprons for those who tend to get splashy with their soup dumplings or noodle bowls, which was a nice touch. The biggest plus was the price. In a city where dinner for two can easily cost over $100 and still leave you hungry, this entire meal was under $40, and we had leftovers (which we boxed up but unfortunately forgot to take with us). To be fair, this was during the temporary HST relief period and before tip, but even outside of that, the value is hard to beat. While this isn't the best Chinese food in Toronto, it is tasty, satisfying, and incredibly affordable. If you're in the area and looking for a solid meal that won't break the bank, Bao House is worth a visit!
First time visit and the place decorated nicely and clean. The server is very polite and delighted. I ordered fried tofu , beef noodles, finger bun and sai lun bao. I like the tofu and the beef noodles the most. Tofu has slightly sweet and sour with slight spice and it is very well balanced. The soup in beef noodles is also tasty. Although this restaurant name as Bao as bun, their bun is average and sai lun bao does not have thin bun cover.
Bao House is your ultimate spot for authentic and flavorful buns, dumplings, noodles, casseroles, and more! A dining experience for an affordable price, just like their steamed pork soup dumplings with spicy sauce 6pcs for $5.99 only. The restaurant has spacious area which accommodates either just you or with friends. Love how these food were served fresh on the table.
Excellent spot for great Southern Chinese fare.The soup dumplings were my favourites, juicy oh soooo goood. Thin skins which I've always preferred. The braised pork bao were very good, lean pork, also thin skins. Ever so *slightly* skimpy on the filling. No fatty or gristly bits which is always a plus. It is EXTREMELY BUSY. If you plan to take out, call ahead. The restaurant itself is a bustling, busy place. Courteous front of house service. Prices reasonable. Clean.
I can't fault this place for anything. It's a relatively new restaurant, offering delicious and affordable food. It's one of the few Asian restaurants in the area that opens early, at 9 am, so you can satisfy your morning dumpling craving if you want. I particularly love their mini soup dumplings and would definitely go back for them again. The noodles are packed with flavour, and the staff warned us that they can be very spicy, so we opted for a milder option, which turned out to be perfect. We also tried their casserole, which was pretty good as well, though it's not a regular thick casserole you normally associate with, it's more brothy. It doesn't come with rice, so you'll have to order it on the side. The setting is casual, and the staff are helpful. I went during lunch on a weekday and it was easy to score seats.
6 months ago
Food was great. A nice find. I just wish the service was friendlier - a smile goes a long way! We ordered a variety of dumplings both steamed and fried. This was a first time for us seeing curry soup dumplings. We decided to give it a try and were pleasantly surprised! I was imagining a thick curry sauce inside but it was more like curry powder/flavour added to the meat so the broth was still soupy and very flavourful. The skin was a little thicker than what I prefer for a soup dumplings but overall it was delicious. Today, they were out of the pork soup dumplings so we tried the beef. For us, we prefer pork because the beef was a bit tough compared to pork and flavour-wise, not what we're used to. The mini soup dumplings were a bite-sized Burt's of flavour. Nice amount of soup inside. One of our favourites was the fried tofu. It came out freshly fried and crispy. The sauce was sweet and sour (vinegar) with chillies. The sauce at the bottom made it for us! We really liked the chewy texture of the noodles in the Dan Dan noodles. It wasn't too spiced so the kids were able to enjoy it as well. We would definitely come back for some more! read more
6 months ago
6 days ago
You absolutely have to get the Pan-Fried Mini Soup Dumplings and Braised Beef Soup Noodle when you visit Bao House--they are incredible! The pan-fried dumplings have a perfectly crispy bottom with rich, juicy filling inside, and the beef noodle soup is hearty and flavor-packed. We also tried the Chocolate Soup Dumplings, which were surprisingly delicious and a fun sweet treat to end the meal. Highly recommended! read more
1 year ago
Good food. We ordered the soup dumpling, mini pan fried dumpling, beef noodle soup, fried tofu and shredded chicken. I did find that the soup dumpling skin was way too thick than my liking- it was kind of doughy and the wait time for it was quite long. Every table was waiting for a while for it to come. However, all the other dishes were all very tasty. Will come back again. read more
2 years ago
Bao House is a very cute little spot, perfect for a quick lunch or on the go dinner. It had people coming and going the entire time, and the staff handled the fluctuation of visitors well, even when another customers kiddo started to take things off the wall. The food was a bit of a miss for me. The soup, while not terrible, had a lot of pepper, and the taste was overwhelming. I thought maybe it was just me, but my boyfriend agreed it ended up being the only note you could get from the broth. The bao was unfortunately forgettable, but not bad. My boyfriend got the cold shredded chicken and really enjoyed it, so it may have just been an off day and I would try it again with maybe a different order. read more
A late night spot for soup noodle and dumplings. The prices are also very reasonable. I particularly liked the spicy beef braised noodles. The flavours were rich, and comes with a reasonable amount of beef. I also got the pork potstickers and their pork and chive dumplings. Both were good, but I would try there's soup dumplings next time. Service was good as well. They offer you cute hair ties if needed. Overall, a casual spots for a quick meal that is also very affordable. read more
I have been here over 3 times with my family -- The Bao House in North York. Here's what I like: * Pan-fried mini soup dumplings with a crispy bottom and juicy filling, Must-try! Crispy on the outside, juicy inside. * Deep-fried tofu: Super crispy and packed with flavor. The sauce has a nice balance of sweetness and saltiness. * Steamed pork soup dumplings: Not the best I've had, but still pretty decent. * Affordable pricing: Most dishes are $10.99 or less -- great value for what you get. * Comfortable seating and decent lighting make it a pleasant dine-in spot. It's not mind-blowing, but solid enough for 4 stars. Check it out and let me know what you think! read more
2 years ago
**Bao House - A Hidden Gem for Delicious Dumplings and Noodles!** We had a fantastic dining experience at Bao House! The location itself is lovely, with stylish decor and comfortable seating. They have large round tables, which makes it great for accommodating bigger groups--we were a group of four, including two kids, and felt very comfortable. We spent about $80 and got a great variety of dishes. The **house noodles** were absolutely delicious--so flavorful that even my kids loved them! The **crispy tofu** was another standout, and we ended up using the leftover sauce as a dipping sauce for our dumplings (highly recommend doing this!). For dumplings, we ordered **two orders of boiled dumplings** (such a great value--you get a bunch for the price). We tried the **chicken and corn** and **chives**--both were excellent. We also got the **soup dumplings** and the **mini fried soup dumplings**, which my kids devoured. To finish, we had the **red bean steamed buns**, a perfect sweet treat to end the meal. I really liked how you order directly from your phone--it's super convenient because you can see exactly how much everything costs before placing your order. The **staff was really nice and attentive**, making sure we had everything we needed. Also want to add it's a kid and stroller friendly restaurant Overall, we had a fantastic experience and will definitely be back. **Highly recommend a visit!** read more
This was my first time visiting Bao House, and we ordered the braised beef noodles, mini pan-fried dumplings, xiao long bao, and deep-fried tofu. The deep-fried tofu and mini pan-fried dumplings were the stars of the meal absolutely addicting and so, so good! The tofu was perfectly crispy and paired with a delicious sweet-savory sauce. The xiao long bao was decent, but the skin was a little too thick for my liking. Unfortunately, the braised beef noodles were below average, and I wouldn't order them again. One nice touch is that they offer frozen dumplings for purchase, so you can enjoy them at home. The price point is pretty affordable, which is a plus. However, I wouldn't recommend Bao House if you're specifically looking for good xiao long bao there are better places for that. I'd probably return only for their fried tofu, as nothing else really stood out. That said, the employees were friendly, and the restaurant itself is very clean. read more
I was looking for an affordable spot in North York when I came across Bao House. I recognized the name from their downtown location and Instagram but had never actually tried it before. Given how pricey eating out in Toronto can be, I was hoping this would be a good find, and I'm happy to say it was! We ordered the Pork Pot Stickers, Steamed Pork Soup Dumplings, Spicy Braised Beef Soup Noodles, Spicy Deep Fried Tofu, and Chicken Corn Dumplings. The noodle soup and tofu were the clear highlights. The tofu, in particular, stood out. The sauce was a perfect mix of sweet, spicy, and savoury, while the tofu itself was crispy on the outside and tender inside. The noodle soup was also solid. I'm not usually a fan of Szechuan peppercorns, but aside from that, it was flavourful and generously portioned. One order could easily serve two people with leftovers. The dumplings, unfortunately, were less impressive. The pot stickers had a good texture, but the filling needed more seasoning. The soup dumplings seemed machine-made, and while they weren't bad, they weren't anything special either. The wrappers were thicker than expected and absorbed too much of the soup. One small hack we found was dipping the dumplings in the tofu sauce, which helped add more flavour! Service was great. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and they even offer bibs and aprons for those who tend to get splashy with their soup dumplings or noodle bowls, which was a nice touch. The biggest plus was the price. In a city where dinner for two can easily cost over $100 and still leave you hungry, this entire meal was under $40, and we had leftovers (which we boxed up but unfortunately forgot to take with us). To be fair, this was during the temporary HST relief period and before tip, but even outside of that, the value is hard to beat. While this isn't the best Chinese food in Toronto, it is tasty, satisfying, and incredibly affordable. If you're in the area and looking for a solid meal that won't break the bank, Bao House is worth a visit! read more
First time visit and the place decorated nicely and clean. The server is very polite and delighted. I ordered fried tofu , beef noodles, finger bun and sai lun bao. I like the tofu and the beef noodles the most. Tofu has slightly sweet and sour with slight spice and it is very well balanced. The soup in beef noodles is also tasty. Although this restaurant name as Bao as bun, their bun is average and sai lun bao does not have thin bun cover. read more
Bao House is your ultimate spot for authentic and flavorful buns, dumplings, noodles, casseroles, and more! A dining experience for an affordable price, just like their steamed pork soup dumplings with spicy sauce 6pcs for $5.99 only. The restaurant has spacious area which accommodates either just you or with friends. Love how these food were served fresh on the table. read more
Excellent spot for great Southern Chinese fare.The soup dumplings were my favourites, juicy oh soooo goood. Thin skins which I've always preferred. The braised pork bao were very good, lean pork, also thin skins. Ever so *slightly* skimpy on the filling. No fatty or gristly bits which is always a plus. It is EXTREMELY BUSY. If you plan to take out, call ahead. The restaurant itself is a bustling, busy place. Courteous front of house service. Prices reasonable. Clean. read more
I can't fault this place for anything. It's a relatively new restaurant, offering delicious and affordable food. It's one of the few Asian restaurants in the area that opens early, at 9 am, so you can satisfy your morning dumpling craving if you want. I particularly love their mini soup dumplings and would definitely go back for them again. The noodles are packed with flavour, and the staff warned us that they can be very spicy, so we opted for a milder option, which turned out to be perfect. We also tried their casserole, which was pretty good as well, though it's not a regular thick casserole you normally associate with, it's more brothy. It doesn't come with rice, so you'll have to order it on the side. The setting is casual, and the staff are helpful. I went during lunch on a weekday and it was easy to score seats. read more
2 years ago
Food 5/5 Service 4/5 Vibe 1/5 (would be higher but soooo many flies) This late night spot is prefect for people who are craving for a late night snack or a regular meal Food was delicious and service was fast. Everything cane out pipping hot, which I love! - some food are relatively more oily, like the fried buns, but thats how they make the buns crispy so i get it, i can just hear my Chinese stomach scream My only issue with this place is there are SOOOOO MANY FRUIT FLIESSSSSS not like they attack you or anything, but they are all over the food, the soy sauce / hot sauce bottles, and even in your face i just cant!!!! So im giving them a 3/5 read more
2 months ago
Bao House is a bustling new restaurant at the corner of Yonge and Churchill. It serves a variety of flavourful, affordable dishes. The boiled pork and cabbage dumplings were juicy and delicate, with a portion so generous (16 of them!) that I did a double-take on the price. The spicy cold chicken delivers a numbing pepper kick that'll wake up your taste buds (no cilantro, by request). And the meatball casserole comes in a tomato broth with deep umami, bean sprouts bobbing in a piping hot bath. Despite our best efforts, my dining companion and I left with half the feast packed for home - a testament to their generosity. The service was swift and attentive. The interior is bright, clean, and spacious. We're already planning a return trip to navigate the rest of the menu! read more
As a XLB enthusiast, I describe their XLBs as "fast food" level. But they are very affordable. The eating space looks clean, stylish and relaxing. I ordered - Steamed pork soup dumplings - Steamed pork soup dumplings with spicy sauce - Steamed pork soup dumplings with curry All tasted OK. The variations are enjoyable. From the wrapper and texture of the meat - I felt that they are machine-made (if not, sorry), uniform in size, shape. Unfortunately, they did not have my desired textures and flavor. Tasted like machine. The wrapper, soup and meat do not integrate well in the mouth - that is the sensation I look for in XLBs. If I need a quick XLB fix, I would rather go to Juicy Dumpling. Their XLBs are machine made like but served faster, and the integration of wrapper, soup and meat is much better. I did not try other food items than XLBs. Therefore rating 3. read more
Wow wow wow - absolute gem of a restaurant in North York. You'll be hard pressed to find another meal under $10 in this area nowadays. Even hole-in-the-wall places in Scarborough have started raising prices too. Everything on this menu is under $10 - and I mean everything! They only opened a few weeks ago, so this price may not last. Based on the quality, I wouldn't expect it to. They don't have a large menu, but the key items are their buns, soup dumplings, casseroles, and noodles. It's a nice brunch or lunch place, I'm not sure I'd eat here for dinner. We ordered the braised beef soup noodles ($9.99), crispy pork and meatball casserole ($9.99), and steamed pork soup dumplings ($4.99). The braised beef noodles were out of this world - so flavourful! For only $10, there was a good amount of meat and soup and just the right level of spice. I didn't get to try the casserole, but it looked good. The steamed pork soup dumplings were delicious and definitely recommended. I think next time I'd try more of their bun dishes, as their pan fried mini soup dumplings look great ($9.99 for 16 pieces). The service was fast and we were in and out in 30 minutes. Overall our meal was $30 including everything - amazing in 2024. Please come check out this place! read more
Seeing the great reviews, we decided on takeout. We had the pan fried soup dumplings and regular soup dumplings. These were quite yummy! Great as a snack or for lunch. Would definitely come back to visit again for more! read more
Finally get to try the bao house, on its grand opening day! Given the new operation I think while it's not perfect it's doing pretty good already! They gave out free soup dumplings and deep fried tofu with any purchase and also nice enough to offer bubble tea while people wait in line! Onto the food: We ordered as take out but get to eat them within 10 mins. 1. Original pork soup dumpling $4.99 6 pcs but free on grand opening day This is one of the best things we tried today. Very juicy full of soup. However, this is not the best soup dumpling I have ever had, the skin could be a bit thinner and the soup I have had sweeter. But not bad for its price. 2. Deep fried tofu. $4.99 but free on grand opening day. This is another dish that I enjoyed. The sauce which has vinegar and slight spiciness is all soaked up by the tofu. Must try! 3. Mini pan fried dumplings $9.99 16 pcs This is a bit of a let down but I should have known better. Because the dumpling is so small, the soup jello that that could fit it would also be little, as a result, it's not that juicy. I'd rather have orders of two pork soup dumpling than this one. 4. Bean paste noodles jiajiangmian $9.99 This could also be better. While the portion is generous, it is too salty and the noodles is too soft. Overall I'll definitely recommend if you crave for some juicy xlb. I would also return to try other dishes like the casserole. read more
New spot along Yonge St. Prices are amazing! Nothing on the menu is more than $9.99 and portions are big for that price point! We got the shredded chicken, spicy braised beef noodles, mini pan fried dumplings, fried tofu and soup dumplings. The pan fried dumplings and tofu are delicious. Love the noodles as well but it may be too spicy for some people. I devoured it including the soup! Great spot to check out in the area. read more
2 years ago
Food wise I order the chicken dumplings (16pcs) which were delicious very flavorful and light. Didn't feel heavy 5/5 would order Casserole beef brisket was okay just a of vegetable and not enough beef 3/5 it was light not salty and helped on a cold day. Service could be a lot better. 2 waiters around 1pm one of them went on break and the other is basically non existent. But then again I'm sure the person alone on the floor is busy preparing the tables and wipping down. Cannot really flaf anyone down for assistance. Ambiance very cozy comfo. I like the decor and it's very spacious. Overall is okay. Nothing wow factor but if you need something to warm you up or craving some dumplings that isn't too heavy I'd recommend here read more
Bao House is a restaurant with an extremely high value proposition. Many of their dishes are priced at $10 or less, and the quality is quite good. I highly recommend this place. Bao house呢間餐廳性價比超級高，好多菜式都係$10內就有得食，而且quality唔錯高度推薦。 read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Exceeded my expectations! The only one star off was no tea pots for refill in tea, have to ask for it! And wish the tofu has an option when ordering to have sauce on the side as I find it really salty! Otherwise everything was delicious and superb! Definitely easier to get a spot for lunch than coming for dinner as I read you tend to have to wait. The XLB was nice thin wrapper with juicy filling inside! The little mini panfried dumpling was very cute! What surprised me most was the beef and radish casserole, so warming and delicious, the beef were tender!! Will def come back to try their noodles! read more
I have visited this restaurant a few times. But I love the restaurant is the price being so good, yet the food is also very tasty. It is good the portion is not too big, so you can try various dishes. I love their beef noodle, with a good spiciness that is not too oily. The pan stickers is my favorite and they did it well. The soup dumplings were too thick with its dumpling skin, so, if you are picky on that, you might not like it. Given is affordable price, the service is surprisingly well and attentive. The restaurant looks clean and tidy. read more
3 years ago
I have been waiting for this place to open for the longest time! The store has been reorganized from Mom's Dim Sum to Bao House to mainly serve soup dumplings and soup noodles with reasonable sized side dishes here. Price is also very reasonable and decentz considerably decent in the area with good quality. That being said, the service was EXCELLENT and the wait for a table was not long but we arrived before lunch time and it already started getting packed! In general, the original soup dumplings tasted quite good, but we liked the bite-sized pan fried mini dumpling more because there was more soup inside come early and/or grab takeout! Hearty and Tasty Food here! read more
3 years ago
Who ever said the mini soup dumplings are the star is wrong! The STEAMED SPICY SOUP DUMPLINGS are the star! It was so hard for the mini dumplings to follow the steamed spicy ones! They were so so good! That I even bought a bag of the frozen ones to go when I left. We had braised pork bun, steamed soup dumplings, spicy steamed soup dumplings, pan fried pork dumplings and 2 x mini soup fried dumplings. Braised pork buns were average. Steamed soup dumpling and spicy soup dumplings are so good, sooo much soup compared to most places and $4.99 for 6! Also liked that the wrapped was not overly thick. Pan fried dumplings were good, 4 for $4.99 Mini pork dumplings were also good 16 for $9.99. Still when I come back I'll just get 2 orders of the steamed dumplings, We found the fried ones a bit oily and the steamed ones were more flavourful. Chili oil was mostly oil not chili and not spicy. read more
3 years ago
This was Moms dim sum before it was reinvented. They have been open for just a couple days. The menu is much smaller now but everything we tried was amazing. The steamed curry pork dumplings were exceptionally delicious. We will definitely be returning. We also tried cold shredded chicken noodles, braised beef noodle soup and the pan fried dumplings. I loved the fried meatball casserole...it's more of a light stew. So amazing and yummy for a cold day. The renovation is quite nice and now very modern and clean. read more
3 years ago
Running out of options where to have a quiet delicious dinner, then why not go back to basics. New place in town just recently opened very clean ample lighting with simple lines decorations. Waiting time for a table is 15 mins if for 2 diners and for more than 4 it will take you more than 30 mins unless you don't mind sitting on the bar. Menu is straight forward however with photos it would be helpful. I think we have ordered more than half what's on the menu. I find the noodles in the House Special and Braised Beef too soft for my liking in my opinion and they use the same dough batter for the steamed buns dumplings and noodles. The pork fillings are tasty and they serve the food in the right temperature so you don't burn your mouth (not too hot not too cold just like Goldilocks and the 3 bears). Don't forget to save the leftover sauce when you order the House Special Noodles it' will come very handy using the leftover as dipping sauce for your dumplings on top of the black vinegar and chili oil. I also find the braised beef noodle didn't have much beef in it considering a $9 price. read more
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