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Ling's fusion

2.0 (4 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 6:30 pm

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Owner is rude, very unpleasant and unprofessional along with all employees ! Always trying to get something for free.

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Southside Dumpling Haus

Southside Dumpling Haus

3.8(180 reviews)
84.9 mi
•$$

I am not sure if I am proud or embarrassed to admit that I have a friend who lives nearby, and once…read morein a while we will get that itch and on my way over he will place an order for me to pick up during which we get one of...approximately everything. The fact that this has happened more than once is your biggest indicator on why I am leaving a five star review. Every dish, and I mean every dish, we have tried has always been delicious! It is so worth going in with multiple people so that you can try a variety of items in one sitting. The Xiao Long Bao are always the fan favorite. That burst of soup is always the perfect temperature and flavor. As for the dumplings, they are just as flavorful as they are colorful! Be sure to order a few different ones to really get the full experience. Moving into more westernized territory, even the classics like the cream cheese wonton are a hit. Truly a winner of a menu whether you are ordering the hand pulled noodles, to the black garlic ramen, it is always a 10/10! Not to mention, the staff are always so kind and thoughtful - and on top of it, quick! I have no doubt we will be returning to Noodles and Dumplings so long as it stands, and by the looks of the lines and packed tables each time, I think it will be standing for a much deserved long long time!

A solid 3.5. I don't think corpus is known for their fine cuisine but this was pretty enjoyable…read more Walked in on a Friday afternoon with half my kiddos football team. Our waiter earned a fantastic tip for the party of 9. The popcorn shrimp dish was a little too spicy for my liking after I was assured it wasn't "that hot". The shrimp tasted fresh and were pretty big and juicy. I celebrated my recent 20 lbs weight loss by ordering double carbs for sides ...rice and noodles--both needed a little salt. My kiddo had a combo spicy soup that was too spicy for him but he did his best. Perfectly cooked veggies. He definitely received his recommended daily serving for the day! Huge portions, fair prices--ain't mad at it! Nothing fancy, but the restrooms were pretty clean so that's a plus. See you next time I'm in town!

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Southside Dumpling Haus
Southside Dumpling Haus
Southside Dumpling Haus

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Tim Ho Wan - A Global Brand In DIMSUM Specialists. 香港味道點心

Tim Ho Wan

3.5(581 reviews)
97.3 mi
•$$

This location despite not having its own Michelin star, is created by the Hong Kong brand that has…read morewon one. It's nicely decorated inside with comfortable seatings. Unlike some Dim Sum restaurants, Tim Ho Wan's menu clearly indicates whether a dish is vegetarian or vegan, which I truly appreciate. And even more rare, they actually have a few vegan options. Out of all the dishes we ordered, I thought the Steamed Rice Roll with Shrimp was the best and would rate it 5/5. The rice roll was moist, silky smooth, tender, and slightly chewy, and tasted fresh. The vegan Spinach Steamed Dumpling was my least favorite and would give it 2/5. The Shrimp Dumpling (Har Gow) was good (4/5) and would totally order it again. The servers were friendly and helpful whenever there were present. I had to flag them down a few times. While I'm not sure I'd add this spot to my regular restaurant rotation, it's definitely worth checking out once.

I visited this restaurant after trying to go two other times but they were either closed or I came…read moreat the wrong time. I found parking to be fairly easy. Once inside, I found the restaurant to be clean and I was seated right away. The interior displayed average brightness. On a Saturday lunch, it was about 3/4 full. They are mainly known for their international locations with several having a Michelin star, but not so much for their US locations. I tried to order beef ribs since it was a highly praised dish recommended by David N. and the waitress initially said they had them but then couldn't find them on the menu and pointed me to brisket instead. I just ended up ordering chicken feet, har gow, baked bbq buns, custard/lava buns, eggplant shrimp, shrimp roll and wonton soup. My table also ended up getting an extra dish for free since they brought it to the wrong table. This was a baked pork bun. This free item ended up being one of my favorites actualy as I thought it was even better than their bbq buns. My least fav was the chicken feet. They are a weird color, have an okay flavor but just weren't that good. I thought the rest of the items were just average dim sum. I'm glad I tried it, but I don't see myself returning anytime soon.

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Tim Ho Wan - Inside

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Tim Ho Wan - Braised beef brisket

Braised beef brisket

Tim Ho Wan - A Global Brand In DIMSUM Specialists. 香港味道點心

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Dim Sum Box - Steamed Shrimp Rice Noodles

Dim Sum Box

3.7(187 reviews)
97.4 mi
•$$

I have been waiting to try this place for so long and it was worth the wait. Hands-down, some of…read morethe best dim sum food. We were greeted right away by one of the nicest person in the restaurant. He was welcoming and answered any questions about the menu. He showed us all the different specials on the menu and was willing to answer any in all questions that we had. We decided to try a bunch of different dishes and each and every one of them came out hot and fresh. We didn't even know where to start. We tried their soup, dumplings, the fried shrimp balls, the fried shumai, and two other shrimp dishes. We truly could have ordered more, but our eyes were bigger than our stomach. The menu is loaded with so many dim sum options, you would have to come back here a few days a week, just to try it all. My suggestion to you is run, don't walk to try this fantastic, delectable and phenomenal restaurant. If you are someone who loves dim sum, this is the place to go. Absolutely phenomenal. Delicious. Freshly made. This is top-notch.

Came three different times and none of the visits left a good impression on me. When ordered the…read moreclassic dim sum dishes, each time they tasted different (flavor and texture). So that alone just shows food isn't consistent. Then when tried the modern dim sum dishes, none of them stood out and was either too oily, and or just lacked cohesion. Ranged from 1-3 star experience each time I visited. Staff was always rushing, chaotic, and overall never had a good experience here. After 3 tries, won't be coming back personally. I was seated to a table where food was all over the chair and on the floor... tables barely clean.

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Dim Sum Box Interior

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Dim Sum King

3.9(37 reviews)
104.2 mi•Chinatown, Sharpstown

The food here is spot on. The menu isn't as extensive as other dim sum restaurants in town, but the…read moreflavor is great! The service was fast as well. The ambiance isn't special, but it's a family owned place that been there a while.

We initially wanted to go to San Dong Noodle & Company, but my mother was craving chicken feet, so…read moreplans changed, and we ended up here instead. Honestly, no regrets--especially after learning their promotion gave us three free drinks. We ordered 2 HK Style Lemon Teas and 1 HK Style Milk Tea alongside: * Sautéed Beef Noodle * Crab King Shui Mai * Chicken Claw with Black Bean Sauce * Steamed Shrimp Dumpling * Steamed Rice Noodle with Fried Bread * Beef Rice Soup (Congee) HK Style Lemon Tea - Refreshing and pleasant. Not exceptionally memorable, but I'm glad it didn't taste bland or diluted like some versions tend to. A dependable classic. HK Style Milk Tea - Definitely tasted like it was made with condensed or evaporated milk--I recognize that flavor anywhere. Rich, creamy, and honestly very satisfying. I genuinely couldn't decide which drink I liked more between this and the lemon tea at first--but by the end of the meal, this absolutely won me over. Somehow, it reminded me of cà phê sữa đá (Vietnamese coffee), but without the caffeine jitters. Smooth, comforting, and dangerously easy to drink. Beef Rice Soup (Congee) - Scorching hot. Like accidentally-burned-my-tongue hot. Once I recovered from my poor decision-making, I enjoyed how traditional it tasted. Very Chinese/Vietnamese comfort-food energy: simple, warm, and intentionally mild so it pairs beautifully with stronger-flavored dishes. Steamed Rice Noodle with Fried Bread - Very clean flavor profile with a nice structure that held together well. The fried bread maintained a satisfying crispness inside. My mom especially loved this one, and I found myself pairing bites of it with the congee. Chicken Claw with Black Bean Sauce - Oh yeah, this hit the spot for my Asian bloodline. A very classic flavor and exactly what I was craving once it hit the table. Compared to Vietnamese chicken feet, this leaned more into that signature Chinese steamed softness rather than chewiness. My brother actually preferred this style because it's easier to eat around the bone. One thing I noticed, though, was that the flavor became salty pretty quickly if eaten back-to-back. Thankfully, the congee balanced things out perfectly. Steamed Shrimp Dumpling - A forever fan favorite. Perfectly steamed, moist, and delicious. My only tiny critique was that the wrapper had a slightly grainier texture than I expected, though I'm unsure what caused that. Sautéed Beef Noodle - Flavor-wise? Delicious. Health-wise? Probably best not to ask questions. It leaned pretty greasy--the kind that lingers on your lips like McDonald's, where you know it's probably not great for you but somehow still tastes ridiculously good. Hahaha. Crab King Shui Mai - I actually really enjoyed this one. It tasted slightly pork-forward (maybe a mix?), though admittedly I'm not fully versed in the art of shui mai. Regardless, the meat was incredibly tender with a perfect amount of fat that made each bite feel rich and satisfying. The atmosphere here was very peaceful, which honestly made for a relaxing meal. Since this was a grand opening, everything felt impressively clean and well-kept. Service was professional, and I appreciated our waitress's attentiveness. It's also self-service for water and utensils, which keeps things easy. Portion sizes were generous overall, making this feel like a satisfying family meal.

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Dim Sum King - Dining area

Dining area

Dim Sum King - YUM  pork fried dumplings!!!!   Delicious!  I will be back!

YUM pork fried dumplings!!!! Delicious! I will be back!

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Chicken feet and sticky rice

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