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Visiting from out of town , Came from the Fort Worth Area ! Called in an order and service was quick and easy , pick up was quick and easy ! I will be back next time I am here ! my drive from here to my sisters house was 13 minutes and food was still warm , egg rolls were crispy !

Stopped in with the wife on a Friday evening. Great friendly service, great food. Forgot to take a picture of it, but the first thing we had was the Pork Soup Bao. Great way to start a great meal! We also had the Crispy Chicken, Dandan Noodle, Spicy Cauliflower and Garlic Sauce with Shrimp. Will be back. Would recommend.

I ordered through door dash. Everything ordered was good. Fried rice, potstickers, chili crispy chicken, and the sesame chicken was all good.

Nut allergy warning: Some dishes do have nuts but the ones I ordered came out fine with a notice to the waitress. We arrived the night before the storm (Sunday night) and it was pretty empty. What a shame, because the atmosphere here is so nice! Downstairs is a cozy bar and upstairs feels like you just walked into a dojo. I guess the storm made people stay inside. Order-To-Food: 13 Minutes for the soup and soup dumplings; 18-22 minutes for entrees. For 4 people, we ordered: Jasmine Tea (5/5): I'm not sure if this is charged per person or per kettle. I think it's per person. I originally got one myself and asked for some extra cups to share the kettle, but we got more kettles and eventually got charged for four teas. Chili Crispy Chicken (2/5) - Kind of more like funnel cake chicken. Some bites don't have any chicken at all, actually. The crispiness is there but it's also a little sweet, strangely. Maybe because of the rice cracker. It wasn't that spicy or flavorful, just the normal numbingness. Pork Belly Mound (4.5/5): Needs to be slightly more caramelized to be perfect, but it was deliciously tender and the small pork bites and vegetables complimented it in a delicious bao nicely. Pork Soup Bao (3.5/5): Two served broken. Nice that they provide tongs and the house sauce is some kind of soy sauce vinegar reduction. Pretty solid, but pricey. Sauteed String Beans (5/5): Perfect. Great with everything, or just rice. Hot Tango Fish Fillet (4.5/5): Lovely that it comes with vegetables and also goes great with rice. Jade Crab Soup (4/5): Needs to be served with pepper, or lime; but otherwise hits all the right parts of a crab wedding soup. Overall, a really solid Szechuan cuisine that we really enjoyed for the vegetable twist addition on most dishes.

Very very good! Familiar favorites and authentic surprises, with a level of care that you don't often see. Would be great for any guest or group. We tried green beans and scallion pancakes, my 2 favorite tests of any new Chinese restaurant, and they were exceptional. Will come back for more :)