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I have been here at least 10 times, and have never been disappointed. The ambiance is very fun and colorful, with unique decorations that give it a fun and fancy mood. I would never leave a five star review only off of ambiance... The food here is absolutely AMAZING! Best soup dumplings in the US, period. I hate to think people will assume I am overselling, but the truffle fried rice is also a 10/10; it's cooked perfectly every time. The vast majority of the dishes are delicious and surprising; from Har Gow, to Beef chow fun, and sea cucumber dumplings. All this to say, Qi is in my top 3 Asian restaurants in Austin. And I have been to MANY. The only thing I don't absolutely love is the service, all of the waiters are friendly though. The last time I was there, they brought out a fun dessert tasting plate for a birthday, which was definitely an unexpected highlight!
My partner was craving Chinese food, so we looked up Qi Austin on Yelp. We gave them a call ahead of time to ask if we needed reservations and to get a sense of how busy they were since we were only 20 minutes away. The person who answered the phone mentioned that it tends to get pretty busy, but didn't share much else and seemed a bit brusque. Despite that, the pictures of the food looked really tempting, so we decided to give it a try. Parking was a breeze. We parked across the street in the Whole Foods lot because we planned to do some grocery shopping afterward. As we walked in, we were given the option to sit on the patio or just sit at the countertop. We chose to sit inside at the countertop. We ordered Peking duck, honey beef, and hot and sour soup. I also went with the braised ox tail. The hot and sour soup looked very flavorful, but to me, it tasted more like water with just a little hot oil on top. The Peking duck had a good flavor to the meat but the skin wasn't very crispy. The braised ox tail was so tough to chew that I had to send it back. I make the same dish at home with star anise and shaoxing wine but I cook mine for 48 hours on a lower simmer and the ox tail always falls off of the bone. This oxtail at the restaurant was too tough to ever fall off of the bone with ease and there was no tenderness to the meat. We also ordered the mango bomb dessert which was the best dish of the night. The orange flavored chocolate spoon worked really well with the mango bomb's delicious flavors with the edible flower petals and raspberry flavored crumbles. I could eat the dessert all day long. Altogether, the quality of the food is not as good as its presentation. Yes, dessert ended on a high note and that is probably what the restaurant hopes that people would remember as they leave so that they forget the earlier dishes that looked great, but didn't taste so great.
An elevated Chinese food spot. I was craving soup dumplings one evening so we stopped here for dinner one night with our pup to sit on the patio. The soup dumplings ($14) are REALLY delicious. The Beef Chow Fun ($26) is also really great and comes in a huge portion. The interior looks absolutely luxurious. Staff are very friendly :)
Went to Qi for dim sum brunch and overall had a really enjoyable experience. Qi is know for combining western and traditional Chinese cuisine by using local organic farming. Did not have a reservation on this occasion, but they always make me feel welcome and manage to fit us in. Sat on the outdoor covered patio that was cool and shaded. The atmosphere is modern and lively, making it a great spot for a weekend brunch. Started the meal with cocktails including Lycheetini with Deep Eddy Vodka, Giffard Lichi-li. lemon, cranberry, I cut the cranberry. Also had a Fresa Paloma with Socorro Reposado Tequila, Contratto, strawberry, lime, grapefruit, five-spice that was very sweet and garnished with a flower. You are given a card where you can mark your dim sum selections. I ordered the Shrimp Pancake, Snow Crab Ball and Chinese Sausage Sticky Rice. The standout was the shrimp pancake that had a really great texture and flavor. The snow crab ball had a strange texture with shrimp surrounding the snow crab claw. The Chinese Sticky Rice is always a favorite. Also ordered the Truffle Egg Fried rice and Birds Nest with Seasonal Vegetable. The Truffle rice is so flavorful like a flavor explosion in your mouth. The Birds Nest is made with fried potato shreds which contain the a variety of vegetables including cauliflower, peppers, mushrooms and asparagus. The nest is also edible and has a crunchy texture. The presentation of the food is amazing and everything came out hot and fresh. The flavors were on point, and you can tell there's attention to detail in the preparation. Service was attentive outdoors and the pacing of dishes felt just right for a relaxed brunch. This restaurant is truly a gem whether you come for brunch or dinner service. Will definitely be back.
A large group of us came for dinner - the ambience is super fun, modern, and vibey! Service was prompt, friendly, and accurate. As for the food - everyone loved their dishes! The flavors were spot on and delicious. The only challenge we had was that they would not allow split checks or at least partially split checks - so we spend a huge amount of time figuring out what everyone owed. I wouldn't do a large group here in the future, but I'd definitely come back for a date or small group.
So glad we went here! We stopped by for drinks and appetizers on a Friday evening, and they seated us on the patio right away. Even though it's July, the patio felt nice with the shade and fans. We ordered the beef bao buns, soup dumplings, and pork belly. Both the drinks and the food were delicious. We would definitely come back!
I dunno whatsamatter with me but I apparently have failed to review Qi (pronounced Chee) before now. Perhaps because we are always visiting in transit through Austin. We've dined here for lunch I think five times now. And we will NEVER visit Austin w/o a stop here. LOL. Our server on our first visit was Danny and he again attended to us this visit this week. He is absolutely wonderful. He is managing this store now. This is one of the most enjoyably attractive restaurants ever as you can see from all the pics here on Yelp. Qi's dumplings are on the upper levels of heaven side of divine. Try the shrimp har gow dumplings. The egg drop and hot and sour soups are exceptional. We love the salt and pepper shrimp but this week we splurged for the Honey Akaushi Beef at lunch. Oh my word. Fork-apart tender cubes of savory beef with grilled onions in a honey, black pepper sauce to die for. It will be a challenge to considerer ever looking at the menu again as long as the kitchen is doing this dish. Qi has the most wonderful chopsticks. They're beautiful and so enjoyable to use. I bought two pairs our first visit and I take them to use at Chinese and Japanese restaurants here at home! LOL. Free garage parking in the same building. What is not to love about this restaurant?
Came here with a group of coworkers and we sat in a private room upstairs. The ambiance of the whole place is very upscale, and late on a Monday night it was relatively busy. The food was good, could use a little more flavor. The presentation and service were outstanding, and the drinks and cocktail selection was fantastic. Overall, Id say, great place for a corporate function when you are not footing the bill and can try a lot of things on the menu, to find what you like most. My favorites were the duck and flat noodles. Oddly, the restaurant does not have an espresso machine, which was a bummer for some of our coworkers who wanted a little boost after a long day and a filling meal.
First time at this location after trying the sister location a few weeks before. We enjoyed both! Drinks were really refreshing on a warm summers evening. Service was also great at both locations and the setting is very relaxing. Will be back to try more options very soon!
Came back during the day to try brunch on a Saturday! There was plenty of seating so it was very easy to walk in. My favorites were the beef chow fun, soup dumplings and chicken feet. Everything came out quickly and fresh, it's just a little pricey for what you get
I hosted my 30th birthday party here and I don't think it could have gone any better! Seemless booking for 14 and we were stationed in a room above the restaurant which was gorgeous! Attentive service and fast food and drinks! Everything came out hot and perfect!!!! This was my second time hosting an event here but my first time with such a big group! We were able to split the check evenly which I informed my guests of before hand! I couldn't imagine hosting anywhere else!!! This is the best restaurant in Austin !!!!
Qi Austin has serious style -- it's like dim sum went to finishing school and came back with impeccable manners and great taste. We started with the soup dim sum, which was soothing and refined, like a comforting whisper of flavor. Then came the Crispy Sea Cucumber Har Kaw, and wow. Easily the star of the show -- crispy on the outside, tender and shrimp-like on the inside, with a sauce so good I briefly considered licking the plate. (I didn't. But I thought about it.) The duck pancakes were also quite good -- rich, flavorful, and beautifully presented. But while everything tasted fresh and well executed, there was a certain "something" missing to push it into five-star, write-home-to-grandma territory. Maybe a touch more warmth, or just one more standout bite. Still, Qi has its act together -- refined atmosphere, attentive staff, and dishes that make you feel a little fancier than you really are. Four stars, but very solid ones. I'll be back... probably dreaming about that har kaw the whole way there. And be careful, they close from 2:00-4:00!
Chinese food Din sum Small plates Reservation highly recommend Full bar Amex accepted Indoor and outdoor seating Vegetarian options They have restrooms Parking available Dogs outside only
5 years ago
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Thank you for the review Sabrina.
5 years ago
This place is definitely worth the hype+great reviews! I recommend making a reservation beforehand to ensure you have a table because it does get pretty busy. Our waitress was extremely friendly and answered every question I had about the menu. We started off with the soup dumplings which were so juicy&delicious. The zha jiang mian had a bit of a kick to it which made it amazing, and the seafood delight was the perfect combination of lobster, scallops, clams, mussels, and veggies. The curry sauce went so well with the crispy scallion pancake that it came with!! The tingling cocktail was an interesting experience- you bite the flower first which numbs your tongue a little bit, then drink the cocktail. The numbing really brought out the citrus flavors of the drink. read more
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Thank you for the review and images Sophia.
3 years ago
This place is a vibe! Lover the decor and service was so good. I think the duck was a bit overcooked but it was still good. Their dimsums were bomb! read more
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Thank you Jessica.
4 years ago
Food was very good! Sauce was great and fish was cooked perfectly. This place is quite pricey but good food quality. Service was excellent. Upscale ambiance. If you live near downtown, you can easily walk here. read more
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Thank you for the review and images Andrew.
Came here for the first time on my birthday with my boyfriend and I was pleasantly surprised. I knew their food was going to be good based on visiting their sister restaurant Lin in the past but I'm pretty geeked about their honey lychee pork and their truffle fried rice. There was also a cocktail, who's name I forgot but I know it had coconut and beets in it, which was amazing. I could probably drink a few of those and just be in heaven. Their dumplings were of course very yummy as well. For dessert we had what they offered for birthdays which was this cute little hedgehog raspberry chocolate truffle and that was not only cute but of course yummm. Let's talk service. So the service was great! Can't remember our waitresses name but she was awesome, very friendly and attentive. Aesthetics? They have em. You can come here dressed up and dressed down and not feel out of place. With cute details like cranes, umbrellas and accent pillows you can definitely bring your out of towners and introduce your in towners to this semi new restaurant. read more
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Thank you for sharing your experience Mariah.
Food: 4 stars We ordered... Zha Jiang noodles: fresh noodles. Good, but I wasn't too fond of it. Peking duck: duck to bun ratio is a little off. Not the best one I've had, but it's still pretty good. Salt and pepper tofu: I strongly recommend getting this! The batter is light, seasoned and crispy, and the tofu is silky soft. Shanghai soup dumplings: delicious. Be careful about biting into it- I had one or two explode on me. Absolutely worth it though. Cocktails: gold digger, Qi lychee tini // both were tasty, though the lychee tini wasn't as sweet as I thought it was be- it's quite floral. Gold digger was an absolute delight to look at. Dessert: green tea cremoso, mango bomb // I hope you have a dessert stomach because these were amazing. I also strongly recommend that y'all order these. Rice was overcooked Service: 5 stars Staff wears PPE, and there's hand sanitizer provided at the table. When things get busy, it's hard to get your server's attention, but that's kind of expected. We had a small issue and the manager addressed it promptly, which was very much so appreciated. Venue: 5 stars Well decorated and such a cool vibe. Indoor and outdoor seating are available, and if you plan on coming in at 7 on a weekend, I really hope you made reservations. There's a window where you can see the kitchen staff work on your food, and a bar decorated with a beautiful glass leaves sculpture. If driving in downtown Austin stresses you out too, there's free parking behind Qi so you don't have to worry about street parking. Qi is located at the corner of the building, and parking is just behind that. Would I come back? If I'm in the area, yeah! read more
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Thank you for the detailed review and images Monica.
4 years ago
My favorite place for weekend dim sum brunch in Austin! Love the ambience, food and impeccable service. Highly recommend the pea shoots, egg tarts and shiu mai! Their hot jasmine tea is also very aromatic. Probably better to go with a reservation but luckily we were able to walk in at 11am and got seated immediately. There was an issue with one of our orders but the team took care of it immediately and even gave us a complimentary dessert. read more
3 years ago
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Thank you for the feedback April.
absolutely loved our meal at Qi. we had some friends from out of town and wanted to show what austin's food scene had to offer and Qi didn't disappoint!! we made a reservation and they were able to seat all 12 of us together at one of their bigger tables. the food was amazing! I personally loved the steamed bbq pork buns and everyone loved the soup dumplings. everything tasted great. I'm giving five stars for the service. our servers were super attentive and accommodated us so well. they were friendly and explained each dish, giving us fun tidbits here and there. we had a large party and they handled it well. it is on the pricier side but the ambiance and experience is well worth it. read more
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Thank you Kelly. We love the images.
3 years ago
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Thank you for the multiple visits and review Liam.
3 years ago
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Thank you for the detailed review Michelle.
Absolutely delicious meal except for 1 dish. Firstly, I like the ambiance of this place way more than Lin's. It's perfect for various nights out - work dinner / family or in-laws night out / date night / girls night! It fits it all! Parking is easy peasey at either the Whole Foods lot or the parking lot right behind Qi on floor 4. Meal: - Shanghai Soup Dumplings: comes as an order of 5. These are delicious! - Crabmeat Soup Dumplings: comes as an order of 5. These are also delicious! - Pan Fried Beef Baos: comes as an order of 3 and was really tasty - never had them pan fried so this is different. - Sesame Chicken: really tasty and perfect for any picky eater! Does not come with rice - Salt and Pepper Shrimp: they actually only have the salt and pepper lobster tail or tofu but I asked them if they could do the shrimp and he happily obliged and this was yummy and spicy and perfectly lightly battered and fried. - Truffle Mushroom fried rice: omggggg so good and perfectly seasoned and just the right amount of truffle flavor - Seafood pan fried noodles: the only disappointment of our meal. Absolutely awful. The noodles are so starchy and the broth was just not appetizing at all. Really wish we had not ordered this but all the other items made up for it. The cocktails were also all excellent and I'm picky with mine bc a lot of restaurants don't know how to make a good one or it's too sweet and this was awesome. Can't wait to come back here and try the remainder of their menu. read more
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Thank you Erica. Love the images
5 years ago
Qi Austin was awesome! From the food, to the ambiance, to the bathrooms, I definitely plan on returning! From the moment we walked in it was good. The restaurant is elegantly designed, with large, fancy wooden doors. When you enter, an elegant long table is to the left of you and the rest of the place is beautifully designed in traditional Chinese fashion. A large attractive painting overlooks the bar. The staff seemed busy and a bit stressed but, were kind and sat us promptly since I had a reservation. We did have to wait a bit for service, but I just assume that they're understaffed like everyone else right now. The waiter did a great job once he greeted us and did apologize for the wait. He also explained to us how to eat everything appropriately since it was our first time having Dim Sum there. The food was awesome. I think the sesame balls were the best I've ever had. They were enormous and had the perfect red bean taste and consistency that lingered in your mouth for awhile. The BBQ pork buns were probably a second favorite, along with the crab soup dumplings. The crab soup dumplings had a lot of flavor and didn't even really need the side sauces they gave us. The lobster dumplings were delicious but hot in temperature! Be careful when eating them. The steam egg cream bun was amazing for desert. We walked out stuffed but 10/10 would return. Also, the bathrooms are crazy cool! I walked in and the toilet just opened automatically and had a heated seat and everything. They definitely spent a lot on the bathroom design. read more
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Thank you for the images and detailed review Michelle.
The Shanghai Soup Dumplings are very, very juicy and delicious! So are the Lobster Dumplings. The dumpling wrap's texture is extremely silky and tender. I would go back just for the these dishes. However, the dumplings are the only two items I would recommend. We were rather disappointed about the Steamed Halibut and Truffle Egg Rice because they tasted extraordinarily bland. The Szechuan Peppercorn Alligator (fried nuggets) is not bad if you have strong taste buds for Szechuan's famously spicy dishes. The service was great. Everyone working at the restaurant was wearing masks. Our table was right outside the kitchen entrance and right next to the register... other than that, I think the overall experience was good. The seats are comfortable. That's always a plus. Use the QR code for adult beverages. read more
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Thank you for the review an images Chris.
What a beautiful spot for a Sunday Dim Sum Brunch. As others have mentioned, this is run by the group behind Lin's further down on 6th Street near Clark's Oyster Bar. We had a fabulous meal, excellent service and a beautiful patio/balcony setting on a Sunday with beautiful weather n April in Austin. We started out with their mimosas with tangerine fancy. We had baby bok choy, lobster dumplings, crab balls, cilantro shrimp dumplings, water spinach and sesame balls. Our server was so friendly, prompt and knowledgeable about the menu. We will be back! read more
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Thank you Susan. We look forward to your return.
4 years ago
I'm from Oklahoma City but always looking forward to try the best food wherever I go. Qi is one of the place that has excellent decor, service & food. Everything was delicious. But the Truffle fried rice is the least favorite for me because it's kinda bland. I was expecting more flavorful especially with the truffle. read more
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Thank you for the review and images Ervintha.
4 years ago
Disappointing Food not the same anymore Sticky rice had little filling and no favor Xiao long bao skin too thick read more
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Thank you for sharing your experience and images.
Really exceptional meal. Didn't intend to eat here but so happy that plans didn't work out elsewhere! The portions were filling with more than plenty left over for future meals, the execution of each dish was on point from flavors to presentation, and the menu is bursting with a ton of amazing options so I don't think you can go wrong with anything...just be sure to bring a crew so you can try as many dishes as the table can fit! We had the combo fried rice (meat and fish), the dumplings, baby bok choi, and the salt and pepper lobster. I recommend all of them. All.Of.Them. Not to mention, the place is STUNNING. read more
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Thank you Katie for the review and images.
2 years ago
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Thank you for the review and kind words Joel.
3 years ago
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Thank you for the review and recommendation Dennis.
All I have to say is WOW! I ordered the salt and pepper (?) lobster dish and it was super tasty as well as the sauteed pea shoots (an all-time favorite of mine when I go to Chinatown in Boston for Dim Sum). Wait staff were very friendly and warm. I definitely will visit here again when I am in ATX again. read more
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Thank you Nikki. We look forward to your next visit.
Okay, so I'd heard about this place from a few of my friends, so I knew I had to visit. I visited alone for lunch, so I had to really resist over-ordering. But I still ended up ordering too much. But I was happily full! Here's what I got: - sauteed pea shoot: I got this because I needed some veggies. Pretty good, maybe too salty. - Shanghai soup dumplings (5 pcs): A staple and a must at dim sum! Very good. I could eat these forever. Goes well with a hint of vinegar sauce they provide. - Lobster dumpling (3 pcs): These I could've done without. The lobster was a little on the chewy side, the dumpling skin was too thick. Not my favorite. - Baked BBQ pork bun (2 pcs): I got these because my waiter recommended them as his favorite. I would've done the steamed bbq pork buns otherwise. And I regretted that... While the baked buns were pretty delicious, I didn't quite enjoy the bread + pork combo. The pork was pretty delicious and sweet; great flavor! So, the highlight of my meal was the soup dumplings! And those are hard to make well! I would go back just for their soup dumplings, maybe to try the steamed pork buns. Their sister restaurant is called Lin - maybe I'll hit them up next time! read more
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Thank you for the review and images Yuki. We look forward to your…
3 years ago
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Thank you for the detailed review Tad.
5 years ago
Visiting the Austin area I came across this most fabulous and innovative restaurant. I put my fate in the hands of my more than capable server, Dennis. He recommended the scallop shu mai and the Shanghai soup dumplings - his favorite items and I suspect the most popular items on the menu. Taking my time to savor each dim sum, it was impossible to decide which was better, even though I had challenged myself to pick one as the winner. Having finished both dishes I needed to try one more, just to make sure the first two weren't a fluke. The pot stickers came out a few minutes later and did not disappoint. Not only were they absolutely delicious, but were almost too beautiful to eat. The pastry chef who was working in front of me in the kitchen suggested the rum raisin cheesecake. It was right on target. But before I could leave, I indulged myself with a second dessert - the mango bombe. One of the most creative and delicious sweets I've ever enjoyed. This is a must-do when eating in Austin. I challenge anyone to find a superior restaurant! read more
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Thank you for the review and sharing your staff experience Eric.
3 years ago
Listen...we went here for a date night during our weekend getaway to Austin and this place did not disappoint. We ordered the whole fish, jasmine rice and vegetarian noodles and my gosh was it delicious! The fish was cooked perfectly and the sauce on it was everything. But those noodle...I wasn't expecting anything great but I demolished those noodles and wanted to grab some to go but didn't. Overall, it's definitely a spot to visit. read more
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Thank you for the review Dee.
3 years ago
The ambiance of this place is just as good as the food ! 4 of us split a lot of things defiantly let the soup dumpling cook because we all burned our insides eating it but it was still wonderful the service was also great thanks read more
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Thank you for the review and images Caroline.
4 years ago
Good ambiance and friendly staff. Had high expectations for the food here and they were (mostly) met! The har gow was some of the best I've ever had! The Shanghai soup dumplings were very good, but not authentic by any means. The Crab Meat Fish Maw Soup Dumplings sounded quirky and special, but it didn't really blow us away either. Definitely not a bad choice for dim sum! read more
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Thank you for the review and images James.
2 years ago
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Thank you for sharing your experience Krystal.
2 years ago
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Thank you Jake.
6 years ago
This Chinese food should be served three Michelin stars！ The food is particularly delicious and fresh, exquisite dim sum ！ read more
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Thank you Jeanne.
3 years ago
This was the most amazing meal we've had in a long time... service was on point and I don't know that I've ever had better Asian food. The hot and sour soup was perfect. Be sure to save room for dessert! read more
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Thank you for the review and images Linda.
Qi Austin (pronounced Chi) owned by Lin is the spot to go to in Austin. It's tough to get reservations because everyone wants to go, and I see why! The food is great!! You have to get dumplings. I ordered the crab meat soup dumplings and Akaushi Beef with Green Pepper. Such a great restaurant. Can't wait to go back! read more
4 years ago
Good and tasty food! Definitely not your topical Chinese food but quality ingredients and cooked completely different. Will come here again to try more plates! read more
2 years ago
Trying the Trio Dim Sum dumplings with Jasmine Rice. Ambiance is modern asian. Great selection of wine and cocktails. Free parking inside building that this restaurant shares with many floors of offices/companies. Signage coming from the Parking and Elevators needs better marking, but great place so far. read more
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Thank you for the review and feedback Susan.
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835 West 6th St
Unit 114
Austin, TX 78703
Market District, Downtown
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Hi there I need to make a reservation for tomorrow night for 2 around 6:30 to 7 pm,?
go to the Qi restaurant website and you can make reservations online
Do you need to make a reservation ahead of time?
No, but I would recommend it especially for weekends and Sunday brunch/full dim sum.
Is the restaurant good for large parties?
Yes! They have some pretty large tables. I would definitely call ahead of time and make a large party reservation because they won't do more than 6 people on OpenTable. Great for family style.
Are there vegan options?
yes, absolutely there are vegan options. look at their menu online.
Where to park?
Parking garage directly behind restaurant, elevator takes you downstairs to building lobby where there is entrance to QI. Free parking.
What is the difference when making reservations between Dim Sum and regular dining room?
Hello Alicia, The Dim Sum label is the Dim Sum Bar or Kitchen Bar or Kitchen View.
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