Dumplings of Fury

The boa was horrible. I ordered the chicken and the pork but didn’t eat them. Dry, missing key items and it was obvious the buns were not fresh. Would not recommend.

Absolutely delicious! The beef jiaozi and pork dumplings are incredible. Flavorful and well-cooked. Perfectly balanced with the sauce. The pickled ginger and delicate beef filling in the jiaozi were a great contrast to the slightly chewy texture of the dumpling. The pork dumplings were huge and perfectly cooked, with a slight bit of char and a tasty filling. The bao buns were steamed just right. Sweet, and with a perfect texture. The pork belly needed a bit more seasoning, but wasn't dry at all, and the cucumber salad in there was fresh and tasty. The beef bao were amazing! Tender, savory, and sweet, with just the right spice and flavor in the pepper sauce. They were our favorite! The service was great! Both of the people working on a busy Saturday night were helpful, and super nice! We had a couple questions, and the cook was happy to explain things and give up his opinions. The cashier was sweet and helpful too. Excellent food and great service! We'll be back!!

We were pretty excited to try this place. We got the Fried Chicken Bao and the Mushroom Garlic dumpling. The bao was great, nice job all around. The MG dumplings, however, were grey, floppy, greasy and not a good flavor. When I brought them back to the counter and asked if this is how they were supposed to come (hoping it was a mistake) they were pretty rude - “Um, ya, that’s a pan seared dumpling.” No honey. This is road kill. But okay… I’ll review it. But the bao was really quite good. I probably won’t be back tho.

It was the worse fried rice I tasted and I’m talking as a person who will ALWAYS choose fried rice when I eat out. It’s my favorite food in the whole world. Fried rice was made out of laziness. It was just thrown on a pan. No chives, no eggs, nothing that was promised in the menu I saw in my plate. Also a few porks were tossed, super fried and almost burnt. Not to mention that I was RIGHT BESIDE the restaurant and didn’t see the message coming. They didn’t even bother to call me out after more than five minutes of my plate standing in the counter. Less than TEN minutes later someone ordered and they TOOK HER PLATE TO HER TABLE. You possibly think I was unkind, unfair, rude or not polite. I was not. I talked with one of the staff over the options. Whether or not it was spicy, if I could have the cilantro removed, if chicken was most popular than pork. 20% tip. And not a single thing in that plate was worth it. Had to leave to eat in another place. Did not throw the food in the trash because this is disrespectful considering so many people in hunger. Got home, redid the rice, added egg, seasoning, chives. Still was not good but better than what was served. It was a disrespect, really, through and through. Will never come back. Didn’t even take pictures, and usually I like to take it so I can help other people making good choices of their time and money, two things very precious in the world to just spend it randomly or without any thought on it. So, my recommendation? Don’t go. Try something else in the market, but not here.

Disappointed, noodles were a dry clump full of burnt chili flakes. Dumplings were ok, but everything else was meh.