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    4.3 (101 reviews)
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    Chicken Feet/Sticky Rice (5/5)
    Tony U.

    Located just across the street from the Atlantis Casino parking lot, Dim Sum Hut is an oasis for Bay Areans desperately craving dim sum. Although the selection is not extensive here, I can say as of today, 9/3/24, every dim sum item I ordered was very good. The is a clean small space if you'd like to eat there or you can walk up and order to go and they make it right there seemingly from scratch. Had all of the following Dim Sum items (all very good): Chicken Feet Sticky Rice in lotus leaf Pork Shu Mai Ha Gow (shrimp dumpling) Would definitely come here again if in Reno and craving dim sum.

    Leticia P.

    First time Nice little Restuarant Thoroughly enjoyed their fried rice; I would've ordered two more - one each for breakfast, lunch and dinner Best we've tasted up here in Northern NV Tea, Fried spareribs and BBQ buns good Siu Mai okay

    Sesame balls and potstickers (part of the dim sum platter)
    Christine Y.

    Small and quaint place located on the Moana street side of the Asian mart. My friend was curious about this place so we went for a lunch date. It wasn't busy and the lady behind the counter helped take our orders. She was super polite and took care of us with a smile. It definitely had a mom and pop feel to it, which I love. We ordered their dim sum platter, egg rolls, and a boba drink. The food came out quick and steaming hot. My favorites were the chicken and mushroom siu mai and the boba drink. I haven't seen that type of dim sum elsewhere and it was full of flavor! The drink was so pretty and the boba added an extra touch to the sweetness. My daughter loved it! We will probably return again soon since it is in the same parking lot as bowling and the Asian mart, which is some of our favorite places to visit :)

    Sesame balls & pot stickers
    Lynda B.

    Get sum Dim Sum! When this place popped up on our search for lunch, we quickly ran across town to give it a try. Small clean place with friendly service that was quick to help us out with the menu we ordered up the Dim Sum Platter and a couple of drinks. Dim Sum Platter came with a perfect portion for two: Shrimp Har Gow Pork Siu Mai Chicken Siu Mai BBQ Pork Bun Pot Sticker Sesame Ball Our drinks of choice were for moi Pink Rose Sparkling Soda and for the hubby Super Fruit Tea, both hand-made and deLISH!! Location was easy to find as it is right on Moana next to the massage place before on the right-hand side of the street before you get to Virginia. Nice staff, yummyyy food and glad we have Dim Sum in Reno!!

    Dark soy sauce Chicken wings
    Rae G.

    This place is a hole in the wall kinda place with the interior of a little girl's bedroom. The interior has painted tulips, makeshift clouds and cute wall stickers. The vibe is very peaceful. They obviously sell dumplings, but also potstickers, boba and rice dishes. But it seems like their menu changes periodically. I had the siu mai (pork with shrimp meat), teriyaki chicken, dark soy sauce chicken wings and char siu bun. Everything was delicious, but my favorite were the dark soy sauce chicken wings. It kind of tasted like Filipino adobo but with Chinese spices. The prices are very reasonable, but the portion sizes are more suited to lunch. I can't wait to return and try more dishes!

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    Raymond L.

    I have been wanting to experience this dim sum place. I finally got the chance when I was in the area. I've been craving chicken feet since there is s lack of that in Reno. I met this wonderful lady that worked there and I could tell the food was going to be good, I just got a good vibe when I came in. The best part was I could order in Cantonese, I have a terrible time going to a Chinese restaurant and trying to order off the menu when no one speaks the language. I ordered the chicken feet and some pork siu mai. The chicken feet was great and some of the largest I have had. The siu mai was passable, not the best I have had, the pork was too overly ground for my liking. I'm glad I have a restaurant to satisfy my chicken feet cravings in Reno.

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    Adam C.

    A delicious hole in the wall Limited handmade selection Wonderful! Daughters got to try some new-to-them items.

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    Alicia R.

    I really wanted to love this place because I miss having amazing dim sum regularly, but I'm not sure how often I'll visit. The wait was atrocious. We ordered in person and we're told it would be 20 mins. After about 40 minutes opted to take our food to go, then waited another 10 minutes. Maybe they'll pick up the pace as they settle in. The dumplings were good, but not great. I'm not sure anything was made in house honestly. The pork was a bit tough, the dumpling wrappings all too thick, the fillings under seasoned. If you're having a craving, it'll do if you plan ahead and call ahead for the wait, but I'm still on the hunt for good dim sum in Reno!

    Nice place.
    Robert S.

    Some new-ish Dim sum places have opened up. My wife and I love us some good authentic Dim Sum. And from what I can tell, this place is doing everything in house by hand. We stopped in one night 2 minutes before they closed so we decided to come back another day and get something else. I am glad we came back just a few days later. The food was great! They also have a bunch of unique tea flavors. My wife ordered up a Pea Flower Tea of some sort and it was so good I almost stole it from her, but I stuck with my bottle of water. We ordered up... Shrimp Har Gow Pork Siu Mai Brown Sugar Bun Potstickers Meatballs Seasame Balls The pricing for two ended up being around $60 total. Not horrible, but not as cheap as Dim Sum can be in bigger cities with a greater amount of turnover. The Sesame Balls were probably the only thing that didn't have a really unique flavor profile. The best thing of what we ordered was definitely the meatballs. The Shrimp Har Gow was so very very good though...so maybe it might be a toss up now that I think about it. Not "fishy" at all but just shrimpy goodness. The Brown Sugar bun was really unique and fun. A strange umami flavor that I just haven't experienced before. We will go back. And I will get my own Tea! I look forward to the business growing and adding more to the menu.

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    Rick M.

    FINALLY! Another option for Dim Sum in this area! This is a cuisine that has been sorely lacking in the Reno food scene. I'm a HUGE fan of Dim Sum, having eaten some of the best in numerous restaurants in and out of the best "Chinatown" enclaves around the country...from San Francisco to New York to Seattle to Los Angeles and beyond. I wasn't disappointed...the food was delicious. Not quite 5 stars, but they're new and I expect the quality to improve as they "get their feet under them". It's a small space with a few low and high tables to sit at. Sparsely decorated, but it still felt welcoming. Definitely designed for take-out as much for dine-in, but still comfortable. A tv next to the counter had the news on it with the sound on...nope...I don't go to a restaurant to be barraged by news...I go to get a respite from the rest of the world and enjoy food. I suggested to the chef/owner that they put some music on to enhance the atmosphere. She said they hadn't yet worked out putting a system in to do that. I suggested that she just turn the tv to a music channel since every "cable" service offers music channels and she said she'll do that starting the next day...after she has her counter guy show her how to do that...LOL... I came by after work just before they closed at 7pm, so they just turned the tv off...I was happy for that. You order your food at the counter and the guy that serves as the cashier also brought the food out to my table. I ordered a few items and was pleased with my choices: #18 Egg Rolls 4pc [$6.99] Crispy and hot straight out of the fryer. There's no description of the ingredients on the menu, but I didn't care what was in it. It was a great balance of flavors and texture. Some Chinese hot mustard (straight out of the packet!) added just the right "zing" for my palate. #10 Fried Pork Spareribs w/Garlic [$11.99] Well over a dozen little nuggets of deliciousness, deep fried to a perfect crispy exterior with a juicy, tender interior surrounding the small bones. The touch of garlic that permeated the dish was a nice taste treat. I had seen previous reviews that had shown their extra spicy sauce condiment, so I asked for it instead of using what I assumed was a sweet & sour dipping sauce that came with the dish...and boy oh boy, did the spicy sauce have a great kick! Great complement to this entreé. #1 Shrimp Har Gow 4 pc [$7.99] Delicate dumplings that just melted in my mouth. Great texture and outstanding mouth feel that made me smile in satisfaction. Served with a medium hot chile dipping sauce that paired well with the flavors. #2 Siu Mai -Pork w/Shrimp 4 pc [$7.99] Siu Mai are a benchmark dish for me that enables me to gauge just how good a Dim Sum restaurant really is. If they're done right, then I'm usually assured that everything else will be good. I love a good Siu Mai...and this was definitely good! These were beautifully constructed packages of flavor with great texture. I utilized the chile dipping sauce on these, as well. The fact that they use paper plates and plastic utensils for dine-in service is immaterial. It's not about the vessel, it's about the food. I've seen mixed reviews debating whether the Dim Sum is made fresh or if it's frozen. I couldn't care less...or tell the difference...I just enjoyed the food...and that's the only judgement that matters! Drop by to check it out...I'll be going by again to sample more of their dishes...they all look great.

    Amy O.

    Shopping around the corner and saw some people come out! Sign displayed "open".. The pork with shrimp siu mai wasn't available so I got the chicken and mushroom.. Also ordered the char siu buns.. I'm really glad our town is getting more Asian food choices.. Even though I am eating at a steakhouse in four hours, I'll do what I can to welcome a business-.. lol! Good thing I get hungry every 4 hours! $7.99 and $6.99 fir each and it is a little closer to me.. Okay.. I just had to try the siu mai.. omg! Super soft and tasty! I actually like the chicken and mushroom better than pork. Took a bite of the char siu bun and it was so fluffy and just enough meat! Can't wait for the second trip back! It was nice to see three more customers come in after me..

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    Angela F.

    Today I enjoyed Pork & Veggie steamed buns, BBQ Pork Buns, Fried Spare Ribs and Veggie Egg Rolls. All were good, although I like the egg rolls best. Limited menu so my friend and I chose two items each and then we shared, so you get to taste more things I'm pretty sure I'll go back to try a few of the other items....the green tea sticky rice cakes looked pretty good. And the Beef and Chicken Sui Mai looked good too No conventional soft drinks so we opted for the Pink Rose Sparkling Soda .. quite tasty, but really sweet The place is clean and comfortable and the one person working there was pleasant and helpful Hopefully when they're opened for awhile, they'll add a few more items to the menu.

    Stewed beef with noodles and bok choy
    Marlene Y.

    Finally, we have a dim sum place! They also serve boba tea. Ordered siu mai, char siu bun, pot stickers and sesame balls (otherwise called 'gin dui). Also tried spareribs with garlic sauce and stewed beef with baby bok choy and noodles (like Korean tteobokki). The stewed beef with noodles was excellent. That is home cooking. Yum! The spare ribs were tasty and the dim sum was authentic! Char Siu bun was good and sesame balls ok. The potstickers were excellent! Suggestion:size of sesame balls and char siu bao larger perhaps. The dim sum here is worth the trip to Moana Lane (near Bobo's)! The service was second to none with the owner walking out to give you your take out order. That's classy. You can sit and eat or take out. For your building management: There should be one way in and then one way out of the parking lot. People are making a left turn on Moana while you're just trying to back out of your space.

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    Absolutely gotta try the rice noodles with the special hoisin sauce and the dim sum platters amazing

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    PORTIONS: tiny PRICE: unreasonable for the quality!…read moreSERVICE: table side - she was nice, but forgot we would need three silverware when two were on the table and she forgot to bring plates SURROUNDINGS: dim and foreboding FLAVORS: A NIGHTMARE Chinese Style Chicken Feet - they were GREY Sesame Balls - THICK paste like too much glue Steamed fish balls - THEY'RE THE FISH BALLS YOU BUY FOR HOTPOT Chicken wings - drenched in some sauce with alcohol Steamed shrimp rice rolls - I think this is their version of cheung fun but they didn't even know it came with a specific sauce and it's just dried shrimp bits Lumpia Shanghai Eggrolls (6pcs) - These were actually good but it makes sense if someone in the back is Filipino Shumai - that wasn't awful BONUS TIP: she tried to tell two Chinese women that not all dim sum dishes are made the same.... They don't have to be, but they shouldn't be made like this....

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    3.8 mi
    $$

    The Wok punches so high above Reno's weight class it's insane. The Sichuan menu is absolutely…read morekiller, and I think the best food experience in Reno. The Wok is one of those places, and Sichuan/Chongqing food is one of those things that I'm jealous of people who get to experience it for the first time. Here's how to have an epic time at The Wok: Step 1. Get 4 to 8 people total that aren't afraid to try something a little different and maybe slightly spicy (seriously though it's not actually that spicy). If you need help with this step message me, I'd share a meal with some random people if it's at The Wok. Step 2. Flip to the back page of the menu, and order a few things that sound good to the group. Don't waste your time with the American Chinese menu (even though what I've had off of that menu is actually really good too). Make sure to get a decent mix of stuff like appetizers, veggies, noodle, soup, and meat dishes. Also don't be afraid to order multiple times. This gives you more time with the menu, and you can judge what sounds good in the moment. Step 3. Share the food family style with everyone until you are all full. I think at this point I've eaten everything on the Sichuan menu, and can say that if it sounds good to you, it is! Some of my favorite dishes are: Wontons in Chili oil, Bone in chicken wings, Spicy boiled fish fillet, Beef noodle soup, Green beans, Salt and Pepper tofu, Dan dan noodles, and Mapo Tofu. Finally, Janet (the manager) is amazing, and always willing to give a recommendation.

    It was surprisingly the foods are very good! This is our first visit to this restaurant!…read moreThe foods are very delicious! The chicken in the green beans was not dry and moist and also a lot of favorite to it! The pork chop was done very well! I like my fried pork chops without a lot of batter, very tasty! We will be returning to eating other dishes...

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    Pho Cafe Hong Kong Diner

    Pho Cafe Hong Kong Diner

    3.3(605 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$
    Free parking
    Large group friendly

    You can never go wrong with HKD's hot pot. Every time I eat there, it's always my go to order. I…read morelove the quality of the meat they use, and the flavor is consistently delicious. I also tried their galbi for the first time, and it's definitely something I'll be ordering regularly alongside my hot pot. The chow fun was just okay

    Pho Café Hong Kong Diner is a huge restaurant, and the lady at the front was very friendly and…read morewelcoming. We ordered the Vermicelli with Grilled Chicken, Dry Fried Beef Chow Fun, and Gai Lan with Beef. The portions were generous, and the prices were reasonable. With "Hong Kong Diner" in the name, I was expecting authentic Cantonese stir-fries with good wok hei. Unfortunately, the Dry Fried Beef Chow Fun lacked that signature smoky flavor, and the texture was closer to lo fun than traditional chow fun. The Gai Lan with Beef also lacked wok hei. The outer layer of the gai lan stems had been peeled away, so the stems lost the crisp texture that makes gai lan so enjoyable. The Vermicelli with Grilled Chicken was overly tender and quite salty. It seemed to be marinated so heavily that I couldn't really taste the natural flavor of the chicken. Overall, the restaurant offers generous portions, reasonable prices, and friendly service. I just wish the Cantonese dishes had delivered the wok hei I was expecting from a place with "Hong Kong Diner" in its name. :)

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    Noodle Box Kitchen - Great mural

    Noodle Box Kitchen

    4.7(129 reviews)
    2.2 miMidtown
    $$

    Support local…read more Quality/Quantity - Today I took my guest here, from SF, where Perapol is also from. Then we went back to the casino GSR. Today we got the following: Garlic Pork & Rice - My dish. Deep fried pork with garlic, what is there NOT to like?!?! I did not expect it to be bite size pieces, which made it easy to eat. The sauce was on the side, which was not really needed. My rice might have been slightly undercooked...? Very firm/hard, or was it the last of the pot? Still good, but I would preferred it softer. Wonton Noodle Soup - A classic dish, another dish that is very hard to do wrong. Both dishes were perfect quantities for us, both light eaters. No left overs. Many other menus, specials, etc. See my pictures or their website. Atmosphere - Decent size location. Much bigger than the previous location. Indoor and outdoor seating. Free metered parking after 6pm, we got here at 6:01pm, lol. Summer hours - See my pictures. Still closed Mondays. Service - Perapol is very personable. He took the time to talk with all the customers and checked up on us frequently. Price - $30 + tip. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success at this new location since 2023 and your previous location since 2021.

    Stopped by to see if this place lived up to the Yelp hype, since it's ranked number 85 out of 100…read moretop spots to eat in the US. Unfortunately, for me, it was all hype and not much substance. First off, the ambiance wasn't what I look for when dining out -- industrial, loud, and filled with metal chairs. Not exactly inviting or comfortable. I ordered two of the recommended dishes: Thai Boat Noodles and Garlic Pork with Ginger Coconut Rice. Of the two, the Thai Boat Noodles was the standout it woudl be something I'd order again. The Garlic Pork dish including the rice, though, was a letdown. It tasted okay, nothing memorable. Take a look at the photo of my entrée: it looks sad and unfinished. With so many other great Asian spots both here in Reno and back home in Minden, we won't be back.

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