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Best soup dumplings, great hot and sour soup, all dishes great especially mandarin dishes more so then szechuan

the fish. it was said that the fish was still alive before he was cooked. the flesh was muddy. Huhn was hard to tweak.

looks like things are going down the hill. We go to this place for yrs for best soup dumplings. Our last few orders were hit and miss. Like hot and sour soup missing those noodle strips… sesame chicken dry as a toast. .. literally not ever one drop on any sauce. View menu

Once you dine at this restaurant, you will indulge in incredibly fresh and high-quality food. While the service is satisfactory, the true highlight is the delicious cuisine. This spot is highly recommended for a night of top-notch Chinese food, although it is on the pricier side.

Very authentic Shanghainese dishes. We ordered the takeout and they advised us the price has increased a bit. Pan pried pork bun( 6 pieces $10, homemade zongzi (a sticky rice ball with braised meat wrapped in bamboo leaves $5, soup dumplings 6 pieces $8, stir-fry veggie $20 but they were all delicious ?.

I originally planned to go to Blackbeard Ramen, but changed my mind at the last minute because the exterior of the restaurant looked just like one in China. I decided to try some dishes from Southeastern Chinese cuisine and, being from Shanghai myself, I can confirm that they were authentic. It felt like I was back home! View menu

Very disappointed at both the food and service. Two out of the three dishes I ordered were messed up. One was served with a main ingredient missing. The beef and celery stir fry dish was served up with pork instead. Seems to be lower quality of meat as well. Our family all have pretty tough stomachs usually but this one was hard to digest. Probably won’t try it again.

Disappointed, wait staff wasn't friendly or helpful, they used to be both. I used to go often. It will be a long time before I give them another try. Sadly the place seemed nothing like it was pre pandemic. They also raised their pricing a lot. When we asked the waiter just said tomorrow it might be more higher. Since I wknt be back for a long time, I'll take his word for it.

This is the top spot for authentic Chinese cuisine in the area. Another favorite of mine is located in Shanghai, although it is on the pricey side, it is definitely worth it. Our go-to dishes include suppenknödel, chicken or mushroom in a brown sauce, bark mei fun, and garnel w snowbsen in garlic sauce – all of which are consistently excellent. And now, they even offer delivery! Woohoo! View menu