Handmade Dumplings and Noodles

Really nice place for a quick lunch. Food was very flavorful and the service was good. Mostly self service but they were quick! Not a lot of sitting place but since it’s quick it all works well The food was very tasty and the right amount of spice. They have a great tasting chilly oil! I loved my food a little spicy! Great choice of drinks too

Super inviting atmosphere! Perfect for a family meal or a cozy date night with inside seating. The space is intimate, bright, and you can watch the kitchen prepare handmade dumplings and noodles right in front of you. Everything was delicious, highlights for me were the braised beef & fried rice and the pan-seared dumplings (chive, pork, and shrimp) — so good! Friendly and fast service made an excellent experiece. Highly recommend this spot, and I will be a frequent customer!

Love this family-owned place! Everything was delicious! I'll definitely be back specifically for the Grandma noodles. Love watching the team cook these incredible meals so quickly. Also, the portions are enough for at least 2 meals each! Happy to have an authentic local place like this in East Cobb!

Cute little spot for freshly made hand pulled noodles & dumplings in east Cobb. Limited seating, plenty flavor in the food & lots parking available outside.

My friend and I visited this place on a whim. It had been mentioned in a local food group so we thought why not try it out? It was a bit of a drive for us, about an hour. When we arrived we were the only customers at the time (around 2PMish on a Saturday). The location was a bit small and tucked away but I liked the vibes of the place. Everything is self serve- they had water and to-go containers sitting out. You order at the counter and then pick it up when they call your order. The person taking the order was nice and knowledgeable. We ordered the pork and cabbage dumplings as well as braised pork grandma noodles. The noodles came out first and it took a bit to get our dumplings. The noodles are labeled as spicy on the menu, which I was a bit worried about. It was interesting because the sauce for the dish wasn’t mixed in- you had to mix it yourself. It looked a little gross on top not mixed in but it ended up tasting really good. The complaint here was the bowl they give you is not big enough to mix it in. We ended up getting it all over the sides and it still wasn’t mixed super well. The top part was really spicy to the point where I had trouble eating it. I did ask before ordering if they could lower the spice at all but they said they can’t because that’s how they cook it. They assured me that “the dish needs spice to taste good.” However, the more we ate the less spicy it got. I think there was a puddle of sauce at the bottom that hadn’t been soaked in so that’s why the bottom was less spicy. We enjoyed the food so much that we ordered the same stuff again but to-go. Now…the dumplings took way longer than they should’ve in my opinion. There was one other person in the restaurant now but I think it took 30-40 minutes after we ordered to get the dumplings. We ended up eating the noodles the next day and I think they absorbed all the sauce because they were so spicy it was hard to eat. Even my friend who likes spicy food had trouble finishing the dish when I had to tap out. Overall I liked the restaurant and the food, just a couple small critiques. I will say if you are sensitive to spicy food like I am, make sure to eat your food the day of. If you wait, it will soak up the oils and you’ll probably have to throw away the leftovers.