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Dim Sum & Noodle

4.2 (315 reviews)
Closed • 11:30 am - 9:30 pm
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Steamed Shanghai Juicy Buns
Miles A.

Stopped in for dinner for some dim sum. Relaxed spot with a nice ambiance and quick staff. Ordered seaweed salad, pork dumplings, shrimp shumai, and soup dumplings. Seaweed salad was tasty and fine size to share for two people as an appetizer. Just the right amount of pickled flavor. Pork dumplings and shrimp shumai were pretty straightforward. Soup dumplings were smaller but still had good broth flavor and beef. Decent local spot for dim sum and other dishes. Thanks

Braised Pork Belly Ramen, Chicken Hot and Sour Soup, Lychee Flavor Iced Green Tea
Jen Z.

Just went for a lovely early dinner. Service was great, our waitress was really attentive and kind. The vibe was nice too, they have a really pretty mural on the wall and wasn't too busy. Food was delicious, I got a chicken hot and sour soup which was great and exactly what I needed. My partner got a pork belly ramen and really liked it. We shared the veggie buns, so tasty! I'd come back for the lychee green tea alone because it was that good but everything was great, will definitely be back!

Does this really look like $26 worth of food to you?!
Sue C.

I can only speak to the delivery order I received. While the food was very tasty, the portion sizes are tiny for the price. I paid $15.95 for that tiny portion of short ribs and $9.95 for four dumplings. Definitely not worth $35 for delivery!

Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup
Alex T.

Amazing service, terrific valued. Came here for lunch today and had a great experience with their Taiwanese beef noodle soup. Service for our food was very prompt and also very polite. Restaurant was pretty empty since we went at the tail end of lunch rush so vibes were quiet. Restroom is clean and portion sizes are great on both the meat, broth, and noodles. Thanks!

Diana A.

I think this place is my GO TO for dim sum restaurants but not even for the dim sum itself LOL! If you go, you HAVE TO GET the taiwanese braised pork belly over rice. Like the pictures I took speaks VOLUMES. It's so good and it's so low key you wouldn't even expect it. Whenever I go it's always empty so I get my food pretty quickly (no complaints at all). And I don't know what it is about the vegetable buns but they're surprisingly delicious. I like the area too because I usually can find street parking so quickly, it's like the best of everything

Wonton soup with vegetables
Drew L.

This restaurant will satisfy your cravings for Asian fusion food. I got the wonton soup dish and it was good but not great. Tasty and passable. Service was fine and friendly but server needed to check with kitchen about some simple questions on the menu. Parking a bit challenging since it's located in an office building with other store front services. Overall an average place.

Miche

What wonderful service and flavorful meatless dishes ! It is amazing how you can order MEATLESS BBQ .... And it was DELICIOUS! I really enjoyed the pot of tea and sesame ballS were heavenly!! I would come back

Veg fried rice and plain dim sum.

Food was amazing, lady who I think is the owner gave me and my little sister children's chopsticks since we struggled with the actual ones, and there is good Chinese music playing in the restaurant, along with a nice mural on the wall. Conveniently located next to a parking garage, as well as a Target with parking, which is where we parked. Would absolutely come back here.

Chow Fun
Megan C.

A lot to love here! I was hungry walking home from an event and stumbled into Dim Sum & Noodle with zero plan. I asked the friendly staff at the counter if I could place a to-go order and wait for it, and they let me know it would be ~10 minutes. Incredible! A few notes: + This spot is BYOB. I can't wait to come with a group and a bottle of wine and order the whole menu. + For a place with "dim sum" in the name, the dim sum menu itself is a little small. What they do offer packs a punch and will fulfill your craving with gusto. + Do NOT skip the chicken chow fun! One of my favorite dishes I've had in a good long while and lasted me 3 full days. + Really reasonable prices and conveniently located in the Rodin Place plaza. + The steamed pork dumplings were good but left a bit to be desired for me when, again, dim sum is in the name. Thicker dough wrapper, pretty basic pork filling. This will be my go-to for takeout and delivery, and I cannot wait to try more dishes on the menu!

I had Shrimp Wonton Soup..It was delicious!! Nice and clean..I would love to return for dinner.

Dan Dan Noodle with Chili Peanut Sauce, Sauteed Meat with Eggplant in Garlic Sauce + Chicken Hot and Sour Soup (lunch special)
Kristen C.

I got pork ramen from here once before which was decent but my takeout lunch order today really impressed me. I placed the order through Uber eats for the Dan Dan noodles and the lunch special spicy garlic sauce eggplant with hot and sour soup as my side. It was ready for pickup in less than 15 minutes, service was fast and easy. The eggplant was super flavorful, not too saucy, and they gave enough rice which I feel like some places don't always do. Dan Dan noodles were spicy and delicious but I just kept reaching for the eggplant, definitely the star of the show for me. Hot and sour soup was more sour than hot so maybe request extra spiciness if that is what you prefer, but the way they made it was perfect for my taste. I'll definitely be back to get takeout again for the lunch special and dinner--would recommend this place to anyone who has a Chinese craving!

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We love this place-- neighborhood spot. Very neutral and good is consistent and simple.

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Service is good. They take your order and repeat it so it's correct. Food hot and flavorful. Place is clean and they give receipts.

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Neighborhood spot with reasonably priced Chinese food (of all types). Dim sum is good, but the Braised pork belly over rice is my jam.

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