Benyue is used to be called Lucky Lou, we used to go to Lucky Lou's for their dimsums We recently tried Benyue for the first time since they changed their name and location, we had high expectations of it being the same thing we used to have and it didn't disappoint Their dimsums was as good as we remembered, although I think they have less dimsums options the usual things we get were still available, one of the ladies that probably owns the place stopped by our table to say hello and proudly said how they made their dimsums in house! We got the bbq pork buns, gyoza, dumplings, spare ribs and custard buns, they were all delicious and tasty, if you're looking for a new place to try definitely try this place Their new location have a lot more booths than their previous location and I feel like it's bigger than their own one, it's right on the Castleton mall location although it is not inside read more

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Hong Kong quality Cantonese food in Indianapolis! Food prep is done with skill, and you can taste the heat of the wok (wok hei). I'm from South Bend and we had some business in Indy. Stumbled upon Benyue through yelp and so happy we did. Instead of shooting in the dark at a new place, we asked the proprietor, Elsa, for recommendations. She was really thoughtful and gave outstanding advice. It's not unreasonable for me to make the drive from the bend just to eat there. In any event, whenever I have to go to Indy, I'm going to eat at Beny read more

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I'm so glad this restaurant moved up to northern Indy (used to be Lucky Lou)! It's located in the Castleton Mall, which is great since there's a lot of parking and you can walk off all the food you eat afterwards at the mall. The restaurant is huge with lots of seating and it's clean. There's a ton of options on the menu, including an authentic Chinese menu. All of the food is fresh and tastes authentic. I highly recommend getting some Dim Sum such as the Har Gow (shrimp dumplings) and Sesame Balls filled with Red Bean. The hot and crispy fried chicken is one of the best things on the menu! There is usually only 3 or 4 people working, but the service is always great. They consistently go back to your table to fill your drinks and always ask if you need anything. It is a little expensive, but it's worth it since you get so much food and all of it tastes delicious. If you're looking for Dim Sum in Indy, this is the place to go! read more

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Very excited to get to try Benyue. I had been to Lucky Lou's (west side) only once before (for takeout), and this is the same owneer. This space is much nicer, modern and clean. Took the old Hoolihan's spot in the Castelton mall, but the decor is completely updated. I debated between 4-5 stars because there were a few glitches in our visit, but ultimately the food pushes it to 5 stars. The glitches were that we waited quite a while to be greeted and sat. There were two other people in the waiting waiting area before us, and they both mentioned having been there quite a while as well. When we finially did get seated, our server was very nice and friendly but I did have some language communication difficulties in what we were getting. But it all got sorted out. Then Patrick (possibly a mgr?) also came over and really helped and talked to us more about the menu, he was super friendly as well. So, the good stuff: the food! Crispy chicken , pork siu mai dim sum and rice. Lots of chiles, spicy and very tasty. We also ordered the seame chicken, the stuffed eggplant dim sum, and the tofu and shrimp dim sum. All really, really delicious. It is hard to choose, but I think that stuffed eggplant (stuffed with a poached shrimp) was my favorite of the day. Dim Sum ranged from $6-8 each, there is a wide selection. Menu entree items have a good selection in the $15-20 range. The menu also contains some other items that hit the $50-70 mark. #yum #ReviewsByRL read more

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The dim sum here is really great. It's a little pricey, but most "small plates" are. The service is friendly. The place is big, most people were seated in the middle area. They have beer and wine/sake, no booze. The food was all really really good. We quite enjoyed everything we ordered. We will definitely be back. read more

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Came here a year ago and def got better. 牛肉肠粉 (Minced Beef Rice Noodle Roll) - def not for me 蜜汁叉烧包 (Steamed BBQ Pork Buns) - Needed more filling 香菠咕嚕肉 (PineappleSweet and Sour Pork) 8/10 - This was totally not pork. Loved the sweetness and the chicken worked well. 中國芥蘭牛/雞 (Chinese Broccoli with Chicken) - the Chinese broc was cool but would opt for something new next time read more

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I had been wanting to get to this new location for a long time now, and finally made it last night. We ordered 6 items off the dim sum menu and all were delicious. The vegetable rice rolls were fresh and flavorful; I loved the contrast of textures too. The stuffed eggplant was probably my favorite. I love eggplant and this was stuffed with shrimp! Can't get much better than that. The chive cakes were delicious too and the shrimp shu mai were excellent. The BBQ pork buns were fluffy and delicious. The fried pork and shrimp dumplings were good too, but the sweet dough surprised me a bit; it seemed like the same dough that is used in the red bean sesame balls. Not a bad combination but not my favorite of what we ordered. I like the system of checking off choices on the menu; dishes come out somewhat staggered so you do have some time to enjoy each without things getting cold. I do also like being able to get my favorites rather than just whatever comes out on the cart. The cart was fun, but I think I like this system better. 6 dishes was plenty for two of us for dinner. We managed to eat everything with our chopsticks without making too big of a mess (yay us!). I'm assuming forks are available on request; I'll be wimping out and asking for one if I order an entree on my next trip. Speaking of which, the other menus looked amazing too, so I do want to come back and try those as well, but I also want more dim sum. Service was good despite the fact that it looked like they are short staffed like everywhere else. The atmosphere is modern and bright. The bathrooms made us laugh. Having the same multicolored tile pattern on the floor and walls combined with the mirrors gives a little bit of a strange effect that likely wouldn't be great for someone with depth perception issues. Parking is super easy and plentiful in the Castleton mall parking lot. Entrance is from the outside so no need to go into the mall itself. read more

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Pros: Good location at the mall Easy parking Servers are attentive and food comes out fast Spacious dining room with lots of windows Cons: Dim sum is a bit pricey Food was ok, but nothing special. I've had better in other states that was less expensive as well Green beans were over cooked and over sauced Pro tip: Easier time getting seated during late afternoon/early evening I'm read more

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Visiting Indianapolis for work. Originally from Los Angeles and used to going to Chinatown regularly for traditional cart service dim sum. Very nice and clean restaurant. There is no cart service, so ordering off menu required. I came 30 min after opening on a Sunday- not very busy yet. Service a little slow, but food order correct. They were out of several bao offerings, but the remainder of menu had good variety (not as many options as Chinatown in LA). Great flavor and construction of food. Authentic! Given inflation, not bad pricing/value. Regular menu looks great, but too full and too many errands to run to take home extra dishes- will come back another time to try regular menu also. Definitely recommend. read more

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Decent establishment. We really did not enjoy the temperature. A freezing dining cold room does not make fraternizing enjoyable. There were also several dishes that were unavailable to us, including most of the veggie dishes. We did appreciate being able to dine as a party of 10. We were sat at one of the larger tables. Overall, they had a decent selection of the classic dim sum items. The beef chow fun and fried rice weren't really worth it. read more

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I love Dim Sum and this is literally the only game in town. They moved from the west side. This place is def more authentic Chinese. The dim sum is freshly steamed, they have a variety of dishes... squid, shrimp rice rolls, soup dumplings are my favorite. The ambiance is great, and it's in the mall between JC penny and McCallisters. They are a little pricey, but worth it! I've tried going there in the beginning when they closed due to lack of staff. The staff can be a hit or miss in terms of friendliness. read more

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Visited restaurant because of Yelp invitation. My husband joined me as a guest. The staff, especially Peter, greeted us immediately and saw my phone out. He asked if I was at the restaurant because of yelp. Of course I confirmed that was true. They wanted to serve me immediately but we wanted drinks first Then we ordered buns with bbq filling. They were good. Light and sweet with good bbq stuffed inside. An order is 3 steamed buns. My "Yelp" meal was served in a plastic tray sort of container. Lots of rice, some kind of chicken small pieces with pepper and steamed dumplings. I was gravely disappointed. The chicken was dry and cut into miniature pieces, lots of peppers. The dumplings were full of funny pieces of unable to eat meat What I did try to eat, was very difficult to chew. I actually put one dumpling on the side plate and Peter asked if I was enjoying the meal. I pointed out the gristle and dry chicken. He bright sweet and sour. I guess it made it better but I did not enjoy any part of the yelp dinner. My husband, on the other hand got crispy duck and enjoyed every bite of it. His dinner came on a nice white plate. We both had beers. Someone took my beer bottle before it was empty. Darn. Another thing, I have a picture of the front of the restaurant You would think you go in that way but you don't. You enter by the mall door. Would I go back. No. Would my husband go back yes. In all honesty we used to go to Lucky Lou's. Big difference This restaurant is in the old Houlihan's and has a beautiful decor. In closing a word of advice, I would think you would want to upscale the yelp meal since you are subject to review. This meal was crappy cheap. read more

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I'm here with good news: the sole dim sum spot in Indianapolis has DELICIOUS dim sum. The chef arrives early each morning to make all of the dumplings from scratch, and you can tell. Owner Elsa and her family previously owned Taste Restaurant by Lucky Lou in the International Marketplace. They closed it down and moved to this new Castleton location when it became available, as it allowed them to be closer to their customers. "Benyue" means "to relish" and their team shared that their hope is that all diners relish in their food and experience. We totally did. We called the day before to get a reservation for six people, which I'd recommend doing. The restaurant is open until 8:30pm each day and they ask that you order by 7:45pm, as the kitchen closes then. The restaurant is connected to the front of Castleton Mall, with its own entrance to the parking lot. We walked in and were immediately impressed by how grand and pretty the space is. We got sat at a huge round table that had a lazy Susan in the middle, which turned out to be PERFECT for dim sum. Our whole group ordered family-style, so it was really fun and convenient to spin the table to try all the food we ordered. Here's what we got: + Shrimp Siu Mai: my favorite dumpling we tried - definitely order! + Steamed Dumplings: delicious, hot, and soupy! + Beef Chow Fun: the best noodles with beef - definitely order! + Pot Stickers: these went quickly, so I didn't get to try them! + Chives Pancake: stuffed with chives and also good. + General Tso's Chicken: sooooo crispy and good - definitely order! + Mongolian Beef: noodles and thick chunks of beef and onion. + Peking Duck House Special: aka "build-you-own bao bun tray." The crispy duck skin paired with the soft bao buns, shredded cucumber, scallions, and hoisin sauce was incredible. The tray is also beautiful and a real showstopper. If you're with a group, don't skip this. I'd definitely recommend coming with a big group on your first visit so you can try everything and discover your favorites. Each of us ended up paying about $30-40 a person for all of that food and it was the perfect amount. It was such a fun experience, as well as delicious food and I'm so excited to come back again. I know that staffing has been super hard, but we had owner Elsa visit our table, an incredibly friendly/fun server, and the manager come over to say hi. It was impressive and we are cheering you on, Benyue! read more

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Benyue has decent dim sum for close to (or even equivalent) New York prices. I ordered to-go and the sauces were missing (chili oil, soy sauce, etc), but maybe it's something you need to ask for. We have all of it at home, but just fyi for those that don't. Peking Duck - it's a lot of food and it comes with bao buns but if you have more than 4 people, you can order more buns ($7 extra). I'm not sure if it comes with a hoisin sauce at the restaurant, but we had some at home and enjoyed topping it off with the sauce to add a little saltiness to it. The baos were soft and chewy. Pork Siu Mai - they were made a little bigger than "regular sized" sui mai. Can't complain about that! It was very filling and delicious. Bean curd roll - I thought the bean curd was a little over cooked but the inside tasted good. Shrimp rice noodle roll - your standard dim sum shrimp roll. So good! Sticky rice (abalone with chicken) - the sticky rice itself was good, but the filling had some sort of shell or something that made that part a little inedible. I prefer the sticky rice with Chinese sausage. This was my least favorite. Pork buns - standard and delicious. It's a great place to try different things. I know we'll be back and hoping to dine-in next time so we can have the "cart" experience! read more

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Food was great overall. Slightly on the salty side. When we walked in on Tuesday evening, sadly it was empty. After we walked in, few more customers came. Service was good. Ambiance is really nice. Surprised to see a nice dim sum place in Indy. Looking forward to go back and try some other dishes. read more

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I will continue to give it a 4-star because the minced beef rice noodle roll had a more distinctive taste of ?ginger? which I dislike but the best in the area. In about three years, this roll increase by $1.65. This location now has an English speaker like a manager, which is needed at times. He said there are more menu options but the dim sum menu options are the same. I only went for dim sum yesterday to explore this new restaurant because I was in the area and needed sometime to eat. If they had chicken dim sum options like congee at a reasonable price, I would go more often. I like the outdoor eating options. The variety of indoor seatings is more American style and look comfortable. There are 2 TVs in the bar area. The restroom is better than the Taste of Lucky Lou (formerly). read more

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Went on a weekday for an early dinner and they weren't busy, so we were seated right away. They have a dim sum menu and a regular menu. Out of the entrees we ordered, our favorite was the garlic pea shoots. They were flavorful and cooked perfectly - tender with some crunch. From the dim sum we ordered, the pork siu mai, chives pancake (dumpling) and turnip cake were the best of the bunch. The sautéed eggplant was too saucy and had an overpowering sweet and sour flavor. The eggplant was cooked too long and had a mushy consistency. The rice in the vegetable fried rice was over cooked and wet. The dim sum rice noodle rolls with the sweet soy sauce (vegetable version and shrimp version) were lacking in flavor. Our server Patrick was very friendly and had excellent customer service skills. He answered questions we had about the menu options, kept our water glasses full, checked in with us a couple times during the meal, and had a good attitude, even while juggling all the other customers. We did have a mix-up during the meal. While looking at the menu, a person in our group inquired with the other employee helping the dining area, and asked if they had a specific seafood dish we didn't see on the menu. He came back to let us know it's not on the menu, but they can cook it. We never confirmed we wanted to order it and we ordered other dishes instead. He must have misunderstood because the dish ended up being prepared anyway and it came out to our table. We didn't want to waste the food, so we accepted it and added it to our meal. It ended up being an unexpected cost to our meal, and resulted in too much food for us to consume. read more

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Wow, lucky Lou restaurant is now Benyue! Such an upgrade from the previous location and the building! Happy they are successful as they are the only place who serves delicious dim sum around here!! I was here for a dinner with friends, and this time I decided to try something different. I always get dim sum but I also was interested in their extensive list of dishes. I tried Dan Dan noodle. I can't handle too much spice so I told our server that. The noodle's texture felt like it was boiled a little too long, and it was a little mushy- but other than that it tasted authentic! By changing the location I'm sure more people will get to know this restaurant which makes me happy. read more

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Picked for an elite event, however, whenever chosen, I always order off the menu to support and usually drag my husband (which he thoroughly enjoys) ! Dim Sum in Indiana has always been an interesting choice, however, I read about this being the same owners/family as the infamous Lucky Liu ! Happy that this is closer and near the Castleton mall in the old Houlihans spot. We ordered the complimentary Bento box, but then we also grabbed some potstickers, Sil Mui! I talked to the gm, Patrick and he was very informative and welcoming to us. The dining room looks perfectly set up besides all the stairs - which is why they are not using the traditional carts. However, I wish my kids could experience that bc it is the true Dim Sum life. We did enjoy all of our food and plan to return! Best of luck Benyui! read more

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Glad they moved to this location because its an easier drive. The seating area is large and well spaced and service has been good on each visit. The restaurant however, does feel very cold and the restrooms are like walking into a freezer with really cold water for hand washing! As for food, in Entrees their Peppercorn chicken and Salt and Pepper shrimp are very good, although the peppercorn chicken is the best in town imo. We mainly visit here for the DimSums and few of our favorites are Scallion pancakes, Steam bbq pork bun, Sui mai & dumplings/potstickers. Those dimsums haven't failed us. What we didn't like were the Pork and Vegetable buns or the deep fried dumplings. read more

I was so eager to visit this place! I was hoping to make it to the former location as I heard they had dim sum carts and were well loved by the community but I missed my chance! I visited this new location with three friends and was so excited to try the dim sum but was told they ran out. It was 5 pm during the week however, it is close to lunar new year and I think the staff were celebrating the next day...so I definitely want to come back for the dim sum. Instead we decided to split a few dishes which were super filling! I enjoyed the char siu and I loved how the tofu was prepared in our other dish. The service was fast and we were seated right away however there weren't many people. It seemed like the person who greeted us was also working as a server as well which can be so challenging to balance, but he did a wonderful job of recommending options and bringing us food promptly. The menu is priceyyyyyy. I know costs are going up everywhere and this is a brand new location but this would be a once or twice a year visit for me with the prices. Definitely will give me something to look forward to! I look forward to trying out the dim sum on my next trip! read more

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This is a tasty place and somehow connected to the old Lucky Lou's that closed. This location is much nicer and I think a lot more non-dim sum items have been added to the menu. We go especially for dim sum though and it does not disappoint. Always tasty and quick! One star removed because they have crossed out 30% of the dim sum menu and had a notice that the would soon be stopping the ordering of dim sum an hour before they close which was odd. read more

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Still excellent after a return visit. Excellent ingredients, prep, flavor. You don't have to fly to Vancouver, NY, Toronto, The Bay, just go here for great dim sum and Szechuan-focused Chinese food. We ate like kings, four of us. We don't go often as it's not cheap. The food takes me to all of the above places for the experience and one outstanding dish after another. The logistics of Castleton Square stink, but the food here is stellar and worth the hassle. It's not often I give out a Five Star, but this place earns it every time. I still smell like garlic. Yummmmmmmmmm. read more

Great food! Service was a little slow due to there only being one server but food came out quick. read more

Benyue Restaurant - Dim Sum Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Spicy prawns were delicious. The heat warms your stomach. The service, well, you never really go to an Asian restaurant expecting great service but our server was friendly and adjusted errors in our check. The preserved egg porridge was my favorite. It didn't make it to the photos but I'm definitely going to come back for more. The ambience inside was nice and spacious. I did not use the restroom to rate that. Prices were great. read more

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I loved Lucky Lou's in the International Village close to Saraga's. It closed, and they moved to Castleton Square Mall with a new restaurant plus a new name. With it moving so far away from me, I wanted to be a part of the Benyue Elite Week to check out the new restaurant. The restaurant is on the front side of the mall off of 82nd Street with a separate outdoor entrance from the mall. I was warmly greeted when I arrived at the hostess stand. I was taken to a small 2-top booth. You'll find small, 2 seat booths, regular booths, banquette seating, 6-top tables plus 8-top round tables. The restaurant has warm wood colors in the chairs, floors, and trim. The various textures soften the interior decor. The restaurant is impressive indoors and out. The atmosphere is peaceful, quiet, and has a calming effect on me. At the hostess stand, there are 2 steps into the dining area. The dining area is broken into 2 areas, with a half wall separating each. They have a nice open-air patio with a few places to sit. My server arrived moments after I sat down and returned with my Diet Coke quickly. My appetizer, Pork Siu Mai with Crab Roe, was excellent as well. My entree was the House Special Crispy and Spicy Chicken. I'm not much of a crisp batter person, but it was still tasty. In addition, I ordered the 2 tasty Deep Fried Shrimp Spring Rolls and 2 orders of the delicious Scallop w/Garlic Dumplings. These items were brought in courses after given time to consume the Crispy Chicken and dumplings. I love so many of the dumplings and could devour them daily. Benyue is a beautiful restaurant where you can dine on amazing food in a quiet and peaceful atmosphere. Excellent, friendly servers who provide fast service. I watched the carry out orders while seated by the hostess stand, and the process went quickly and smoothly from what I viewed. Stop in and enjoy this exceptional new restaurant. I'll be driving back to Castleton for more dumplings. read more

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The best authentic Chinese food in town! I've been a loyal customer since this restaurant was Lucky Lou next to Saraga store on commercial drive. I'm from South Korea and I love enjoying authentic Asian food and I'm so glad that Indy has Benyue restaurant which has variety selection of authentic Chinese food and dimsum. I tried several items from dimsum menu and I never got disappointed. Some of my favorites are deep fried taro cake(crispy outside and soft inside with pork), Chinese broccoli in oyster sauce(getting stri fry green is a must!), shrimp siu mai(you must try. So juicy!), steamed dumplings(pork), house special plan fried noodle(thin crispy noodle!) and chive pancakes(in Korea, we also make pancake with chive and flavor is amazing) There are several tables and booths so I personally don't think reservation is necessary. They had more servers than last time so service should be faster now than when they first opened. Very clean and spacious inside. You will see lots of Chinese people eating here and you know it's a good sign! read more

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Known for their dim sum and other Asian dishes. I ordered off the dim sum menu. Prices were good, food was very good, but service not so good. Benyue (formerly the old Holuahans in Castleton) offers dining inside and out. Simple decor and soft music that is reflected of the cuisine. Although we had to flag the waiter down several times, I would make a return visit to sample some of the other specialty dishes such as the Peking Duck. read more

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My husband and I found this place on Yelp. Its the only Chinese restaurant in Indiana with traditional and authentic food selections. We are from Hawaii where Chinese food is hard to beat! Expectations were high. The staff were friendly and respectful. The owner came out to check on us and see how service had been. Food was amazing! Whether your preference is Chinese-American style or authentic style everything was well cooked and full of flavor. The restaurant it's self is spacious, cozy and has comfy seating. read more

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Not actually dum sum traditional style with carts rdy to serve at lunch time but it does serve dim sum style servings and they are delicious! I can't say anything is really bad, everything we have eaten has been a good 8-9 out of 10. I'm just saying, we love it, if you love dim sum, get your butt over there and try them out, you'll be happy! read more

Outstanding upscale Cantonese restaurant, very conveniently located. They handled our large party without a blip, and kept tasty dish after tasty dish coming. The back-of-house staff is mostly Cantonese speaking, where the front of house staff is the normal mixture of Mandarin, English and Cantonese. The spicy end of the menu is less typically Cantonese, but really showed off the talents of the cooks. read more

The restaurant was nice-looking, very spacious, nice patio area. I let them know I was here for my yelp dinner. I was told that was spicy chicken. I also ordered some saki to try. The chicken itself was good. Small crispy pieces with garlic, ginger, sesame seeds and lots of chilis. It's was filled with chilis and they were hard and crunchy. It was way too spicy for me. You can ask for it to be more or less spicy, so make sure you do that. I also has spring rolls with Sweet n sour sauce. Everything just had a taste that I was not used to. The saki was ok again, I assume it was not a taste I was used to. It seems this is more of an authentic Chinese food. They do have "American Chinese" selections. I'm torn because I was not a fan, but I'm thinking it just wasn't a taste I was used to, and they they have a wide variety so I don't want to discourage anyone from coming. I had that one dish and it was not something I liked but that does not mean someone else might not like this style of food. Again the restaurant was very nice but also a little read more

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Glad to have a dim sum option here in Indy! I thought the food was on the pricier side, but I guess since you can't really find this anywhere else the price makes sense. The inside is HUUUUGE and when we went on a Saturday morning it was fairly empty. I have no complaints about the service; I did think it was strange they didn't have the hot sauces out on the table though. We asked our waiter and they brought it to us! I've tasted better but for Indy it's decent :) read more

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I am happy I was able to try out this restaurant's new location. It is much closer For me than the previous lucky Lou's. I was hoping that the new fresh start would improve the mediocre experience that I had at the previous location. It was a clean atmosphere, especially compared to before, however the food was still just mediocre for me. Perhaps I need to try something different that what I tend to gravitate towards. I will still give this restaurant a third chance, maybe after doing some more extensive Yelp review research on top items to order. read more

The most exceptional Chinese Restaurant that we have experienced in Indianapolis in years! Benyue offers a vast selection of traditional Chinese, Cantonese, Szechuan, Dim Sum, American Chinese, Mini Wok, and Hot Pot options; all without compromising on quality! Throughout the several dishes we've tasted in the several instances we've dined, we have been continuously impressed by the layers of complex flavors, gratifying textures, overall continuity of quality, and evident culinary technical skills used in their creation. Dishes are coursed out in a very timely manner and the prices are extraordinarily reasonable for the level of cuisine they offer! The family-style dining tables provided great fun for our larger group and made sharing/sampling easy. To those of you who are sticklers about service standards--which we can typically be--the staff has become much more diligent and attentive over time. It is our understanding that Western standards for restaurant service have been conditioned to be more stringent than those in certain Eastern cultures, so we do not fault them for the moments it may have taken longer to assist--to keep Chinese food of this caliber in the city, honestly, we'd settle for far far less! The owner, a steadfast steward of her establishment, is the obvious heart of the restaurant. She does well in managing her staff and so graciously attends to her guests. Some of our favorite menu items (the House Signature Roasted Fish and Cumin Grilled Lamb Chops) were recommended by her; dishes we may not have thought to gravitate to otherwise. More menu items we highly recommend: Beef Chow Fun, BBQ Steam Buns, Deep Fried String Beans, House Special and Crispy Chicken, Deep Fried Shrimp Roll, Szechuan Dan Dan Noodles, Lo Mein, Chinese Broccoli, Scallop Garlic Dumplings, Any Sui Mai and Dumplings, Chicken Feet, Spicy Pork Rib Tips, Baked Custard Bun Benyue is an absolute treasure for Chinese fare in Indy and deserves our absolute support and recognition! Thank you, Benyue! read more

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My son who attends college here terribly missed dim sum because he was taking summer classes. Since we're from NYC, where we have very good dim sum, we went looking for some. We found Benyue here on Yelp and wanted to give it a try. We came late Saturday morning and it was not as busy as I expected. It is located in a Indy suburb outside a major mall. The interior of the restaurant was modern and spacious with a bar. They have an extensive menu with authentic Chinese and American Chinese dishes. We ordered quite a bit of dim sum and noodles because we saved our appetite for this. It didn't disappoint. They were all good but the stand outs for us were the pan fried noodles, beef balls, Chinese broccoli and the minced beef rice roll. The fact that it was minced and not sliced like other Chinese dim sum places we've been to made us happy. The turnip cake can use oyster sauce on the side. We satisfied my son's dim sum craving and it was worth the drive for us. Service is friendly and efficient. Prices are higher than expected. We'll definitely be back! read more

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I recently visited Benyue for a late Sunday brunch, excited to explore their diverse Asian food. I had a mixed experience during my first visit though . They were out of a lot of items on the menu and the server had to come back to us three times apologetically to let us know. It could be be Mother's Day brunch rush . However I did manage to sample two appetizers : Shrimp dumplings and Vegetable rice noodle roll! Both were good but shrimp dumplings were my favorite of the two. The ambiance was warm and inviting and the servers were helpful in giving us suggestions on the available items ! Although I was little disappointed I am going to try this place again probably on a less busy day! read more

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It was really goood, amazing dim sum! Highly recommend to anyone who loves dim sum. Service was great & food was amazing. Definitely going back. read more

The best bowl of spicy miso ramen I have ever had. It was rich and creamy. The noodles had the perfect bite. The tonkatsu was moist and flavorful. I can describe it as luxurious. FYI, I try to eat ramen every week at different locations. read more

Benyue Restaurant - Dim Sum Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Dim sum in Indiana? Seriously? It felt like Chinatown. Cooked exactly like the Dimsum restaurants in Chicago. Everything was delicious and expected. So happy they're here. read more

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