I happened to come across a tiktok for this place and had to try it. The inside was small but we…read morewere quickly seated and waited on. There are so many options and we ordered way too much food but everything we had was great. We ordered the scallion pancakes, combo xaio dumplings (soup dumplings), spicy Szechuan popcorn chicken w/fried noodles, orange chicken w/white rice and chocolate bao for dessert. The pancakes were crisp and flavorful - not too greasy at all. We enjoyed the xaio dumplings again fresh and flavorful. My husband really enjoyed the Szechuan popcorn chicken- you could tell it was hand breaded and he said the spice and flavor was spot on. The fried noodles were flavorful and had a slight spice to them. (We originally were going to order reg noodles but our server let us know that reg noodles were just plain noodles so sauce or anything). The orange chicken was fresh and flavorful- everything had large portions! We honestly could've split an entree and still had plenty. The chocolate bao - so delicious- I still have dreams about this! Would highly recommend everything!

A solid 3.5. I don't think corpus is known for their fine cuisine but this was pretty enjoyable…read more Walked in on a Friday afternoon with half my kiddos football team. Our waiter earned a fantastic tip for the party of 9. The popcorn shrimp dish was a little too spicy for my liking after I was assured it wasn't "that hot". The shrimp tasted fresh and were pretty big and juicy. I celebrated my recent 20 lbs weight loss by ordering double carbs for sides ...rice and noodles--both needed a little salt. My kiddo had a combo spicy soup that was too spicy for him but he did his best. Perfectly cooked veggies. He definitely received his recommended daily serving for the day! Huge portions, fair prices--ain't mad at it! Nothing fancy, but the restrooms were pretty clean so that's a plus. See you next time I'm in town!

I was kind of surprised at the extensive menu list so I'm not sure how all the dishes compare but I…read moreordered their staple Ninja ramen. I got the Tonkatsu with an added fried egg and it was pretty good. I did think that it was going to be weird with the tonkatsu in the broth but I ate it fast and the shell did not get overly soggy. They could have placed it over the bed of green onions to protect it more instead of putting the eggs on it but I'm not sure. Presentation of the ramen is nice. Service was fine it was a simple order and pay kind of experience. The restaurant is cute. I would definitely come by here with a date. Parking is available outside as well since this is inside a strip.

Tried Ninja Ramen & Thai and had the Spicy Tonkatsu Ramen. I appreciated that the pork was sliced…read moreon the thicker side. It was still tender and had great depth of flavor. Overall, I liked the ramen, though I wasn't used to the amount of raw white onions added. The broth leaned a bit on the bland side for me. Just a little more salt and it would've been perfect! Service was quick, our server was really nice, and the space has a casual, easygoing feel. Still a solid spot.

Really loves food here. Have visited several times with family. You have to try their xiaolongbao…read moreand BBQ pork bun. Really enjoy! Also our server is really nice. Definitely coming back soon

Wow, I love going to a restaurant, being able to order a bunch of little things, and having every…read moresingle dish taste good! Seems kind of random that Houston has Tim Ho Wan, but I'm glad to have experienced it. It's probably not the exact same as the Michelin-made famous original in Hong Kong, but the food is too good to complain about. This seems like a great place to come and share a bunch of dishes too, and even the drink prices are pretty fantastic. Worth a visit!

Got some basic dim sum items here. Everything was pretty good. Food came fast. Service was great…read more Food: Har gow - delicious Shrimp roll - very good Chive and shrimp fried rice bao - delicious Eggplant and shrimp - ok Pork and shrimp Shu Mai - delicious Red bean rice cake - very good

Hard to find this place. GPS was not helpful. If it wasn't for the sign along with others to point…read moretoward an alley of an outer mall, we almost turned around. Parked in a large lot that shares with others in this large strip mall. Look for the central location between 2 long strip malls attached. Walk inside though dark and looks like nothing is there... you keep going till it shows on your right. Not very large restaurant, old, shabby, a dive but the service and food was very good. Expected prices to be much lower since it was not the elegant restaurant you would bring a date, but it was still fairly reasonable. Restrooms were clean but ancient Prob go elsewhere if I were in town again, too much competition in this area.

Great food! There will be a wait on weekends and parking is tight. But food is worth it.read more

I treated my dad to a family lunch here for Father's Day and even though it was 1) a Sunday, 2)…read morelunch hour rush, and 3) a well known family holiday, the waitlist moved along quickly and the service was prompt. My first impression was already good, but the experience continued to get better. The menu is great, with plenty of classic Taiwanese and Shanghainese staples and a couple of respectful but experimental dishes. Lots of xiao long bao options. Drink menu has a lot of variety. It's super pretty inside! Great for a special occasion. EVERYTHING we tried was so good. Portions are on the smaller side, but it felt like the perfect amount of food for us. We ordered: - Wild mushroom fried rice (5++/5): This was the surprise hit at our table. I would come back just for this alone - Beef roll (5/5): Delicious!! These aren't rice rolls, but they're rolled in what looks like more like pastry. - Wagyu beef xiao long bao (4/5): I don't think wagyu beef was necessary if it's going to be hidden in soupy xiao long bao anyway, but we ordered it for the special occasion. This was still delicious but I'll go with more of the classics in the future. - Matcha lava xiao long bao (3/5): This was a little too sweet/overpowering for me but my matcha loving dad really enjoyed these! This was my first time visiting, but wow, this restaurant quickly flew up my rankings of favorite places to eat in Houston! - Ambiance: 5/5 - Food: 5/5 - Service: 5/5

This place is not my favorite but I'm also spoiled with real Chinese dim sum in Houston's…read moreChinatown. If you are in Katy and don't want to drive far then this may do. They do have a variety but portions are small, overly seasoned (salt and msg) so doesn't taste traditional and way more expensive than most dim sum places that are way better. A lot of things taste frozen and then warmed up. The service is not friendly and we've been more than once. I don't recommend going here if you are used to and like traditional dim sum flavor.

Service was decent. Food comes out fresh, hot, and quickly. Everything we ordered was fried to…read moreperfection. And you can eat it all with no sauces needed bc nothing was bland. The highlight was the lava bun, it comes out boiling hot in the inside so be careful. The dessert puddings were the only thing bland. But it could be bc all are orders had so much flavor to them. Will be back for the lava buns.

Decided to give this place a try since it is located off the Chinatown strip. Best decision ever…read more The food here is made well. The wrapping on the dumplings didn't rip apart when taking them off the metal baskets. The turnip cake was very crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Texture for each dish was as it should be compared to many other dim sum places in Houston. Taste was on point. And the staff was kind and quick. Would highly recommend this place, especially if you want to avoid the crowds in main Chinatown.

Honestly a great value!…read more Came by around 11:30 on a Saturday morning, and it was decently busy. We waited maybe around 15 minutes for a table for 5 so not too bad. Classic dim sum options that were all very tasty. We ultimately paid about $25 per person and we were all very full (with leftovers) so a very satisfying meal

We initially wanted to go to San Dong Noodle & Company, but my mother was craving chicken feet, so…read moreplans changed, and we ended up here instead. Honestly, no regrets--especially after learning their promotion gave us three free drinks. We ordered 2 HK Style Lemon Teas and 1 HK Style Milk Tea alongside: * Sautéed Beef Noodle * Crab King Shui Mai * Chicken Claw with Black Bean Sauce * Steamed Shrimp Dumpling * Steamed Rice Noodle with Fried Bread * Beef Rice Soup (Congee) HK Style Lemon Tea - Refreshing and pleasant. Not exceptionally memorable, but I'm glad it didn't taste bland or diluted like some versions tend to. A dependable classic. HK Style Milk Tea - Definitely tasted like it was made with condensed or evaporated milk--I recognize that flavor anywhere. Rich, creamy, and honestly very satisfying. I genuinely couldn't decide which drink I liked more between this and the lemon tea at first--but by the end of the meal, this absolutely won me over. Somehow, it reminded me of cà phê sữa đá (Vietnamese coffee), but without the caffeine jitters. Smooth, comforting, and dangerously easy to drink. Beef Rice Soup (Congee) - Scorching hot. Like accidentally-burned-my-tongue hot. Once I recovered from my poor decision-making, I enjoyed how traditional it tasted. Very Chinese/Vietnamese comfort-food energy: simple, warm, and intentionally mild so it pairs beautifully with stronger-flavored dishes. Steamed Rice Noodle with Fried Bread - Very clean flavor profile with a nice structure that held together well. The fried bread maintained a satisfying crispness inside. My mom especially loved this one, and I found myself pairing bites of it with the congee. Chicken Claw with Black Bean Sauce - Oh yeah, this hit the spot for my Asian bloodline. A very classic flavor and exactly what I was craving once it hit the table. Compared to Vietnamese chicken feet, this leaned more into that signature Chinese steamed softness rather than chewiness. My brother actually preferred this style because it's easier to eat around the bone. One thing I noticed, though, was that the flavor became salty pretty quickly if eaten back-to-back. Thankfully, the congee balanced things out perfectly. Steamed Shrimp Dumpling - A forever fan favorite. Perfectly steamed, moist, and delicious. My only tiny critique was that the wrapper had a slightly grainier texture than I expected, though I'm unsure what caused that. Sautéed Beef Noodle - Flavor-wise? Delicious. Health-wise? Probably best not to ask questions. It leaned pretty greasy--the kind that lingers on your lips like McDonald's, where you know it's probably not great for you but somehow still tastes ridiculously good. Hahaha. Crab King Shui Mai - I actually really enjoyed this one. It tasted slightly pork-forward (maybe a mix?), though admittedly I'm not fully versed in the art of shui mai. Regardless, the meat was incredibly tender with a perfect amount of fat that made each bite feel rich and satisfying. The atmosphere here was very peaceful, which honestly made for a relaxing meal. Since this was a grand opening, everything felt impressively clean and well-kept. Service was professional, and I appreciated our waitress's attentiveness. It's also self-service for water and utensils, which keeps things easy. Portion sizes were generous overall, making this feel like a satisfying family meal.

It's a fairly small place, but clean and comfortable inside. We came for lunch on a weekend and had…read moreno wait, which was nice. The staff was friendly and service was good overall. It's mostly self service, and they bring the food out when it's ready, so it makes for a quicker, more casual experience. They don't have a huge menu, but there's a fair amount of typical dim sum options. The food was good overall, with some dishes better than others. The fried shrimp ball was a bit too salty, and the noodle dish didn't come with any protein, so it felt a little pricey for just veggies. Portion sizes were pretty standard. Parking is in a shared lot and can be limited since it fills up quickly. Overall, it's a solid spot if you're looking for a quick meal and some basic dim sum.