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    Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings

    3.5 (24 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Cindy T.

    We got to try out the soft opening of Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings at Mall of Georgia today. Their soup dumplings menu is still limited to only four types for now until their official grand opening on August 3rd. We came around lunch time on a weekday and there was no wait so we were seated right away. Service was fast and friendly. Every server offered to help and check in on us so you didn't have a dedicated server. Prices are much cheaper that DTF. The soup dumplings are around $12-14 for 6. Majority of the appetizers are around $8-10. The larger portion entrees are around $14. Portion size is decent. Now the important part, the food! - Nan Xiang soup dumplings: their signature pork dumplings. Flavor was good but not super memorable. Plenty of soup. - Truffle & pork soup dumplings: Definitely a WOW moment. The umami from the soup was perfect. - Garlic string beans: Good but not memorable. Definitely very disappointing because I still dream about the garlic string beans at DTF so I was hoping this would be close but it wasn't it. - Beef udon: Just ok. Pretty lackluster. - Short ribs: This is a no. Flavors are odd. It's not savory, it's not sweet. It's kinda sour? Texture is just soft. I was expecting a nice char on the outside with a thick sticky sauce and tender in the middle. This was not it. Overall, it was ok. I wished they offered larger spoons to catch all the juice when you pierce through the dumpling. The skin is thicker than I would like so I find the soup dumplings at DTF to be much better. None of the other items we got really impressed me. I will say it's definitely one of the better soup dumplings in Atlanta area so worth trying out if you're in the area but I personally wouldn't make a pilgrimage for it.

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    Extremely disappointing experience at Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao. I called ahead to place a takeout order, but three different employees gave me three different answers. One said I could order over the phone, another told me to wait, and a third said takeout orders could only be placed in person. I arrived at 11:50 AM and was told the restaurant wouldn't open until 12:00 PM. I waited until noon, only to be told they had to ask the manager whether they could even take a takeout order because they "might not have any takeout containers." Eventually they accepted my order, and I was the second order of the day. While I waited, more than a dozen dine-in customers were seated. Table after table received their food, including the exact same dishes I had ordered, while my takeout order was ignored. After about 20 minutes, I asked the front desk how much longer it would take. She told me another 20 minutes. When I questioned why, since I was the second order placed that day, she went to the kitchen and came back saying she saw my food being packed. I waited another 10 minutes, and still nothing came out. By this point, I had been waiting for over 30 minutes. Some dine-in customers had already finished eating and were paying their bills, while I still hadn't received my takeout. I finally asked for a refund. Even that took another 10-15 minutes because the manager didn't seem to know how to process a simple refund. The worst part wasn't just the wait--it was the complete lack of management. No one apologized, no one explained what went wrong, and no one offered any solution. The manager seemed completely unprepared and handled the situation like someone with no experience. This was one of the most disorganized restaurant experiences I've ever had. I won't be coming back, and I cannot recommend this location to anyone.

    Mamta K.

    NYC's best soup dumplings are now in Georgia! And yes--they're finally here at the Mall of Georgia. The ambience is warm and welcoming, where you can watch the dumplings being made !! The Michelin-recommended l has officially opened its first Georgia location in Buford, and it's already drawing crowds. They're currently in their soft opening until August 2, so join the waitlist as soon as you arrive and expect a bit of a wait. Nan Xiang is famous for its incredible variety of handcrafted soup dumplings, and the Truffle Pork and Chicken Soup Dumplings definitely lived up to the hype. The Beef Noodle Soup was the standout dish of the meal, and they also have some great vegetarian appetizers. The Chicken Udon was decent but didn't quite stand out. To cool things down, don't skip the Passion Fruit Rosemary Iced Tea--it was light, refreshing, and the perfect pairing.

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    Original XLB - flavor of filling is great. Filled with soup as well. Skin is a tad thick and has more texture. Vinegar - weak & a bit watered down. Spicy beef tendon - so good! It has the kick and thickly sliced. Easily top 3 in GA. Crispy noodles - sauce is great but the crispy noodle not so much. The noodles are too compact prior to deep frying and therefore some parts of the noodles are simply undercooked and tough. Scallion pancake - yes to the crispiness but the scallion filling and flavor is lackluster. Crispy Chinese crueller - I've had better Soy milk drink - you can skip :) Great service. Food came out super fast. Interior is modern & inviting.

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    Coty S.

    The BEST soup dumplings in NYC are now also the best soup dumplings in Metro Atlanta area. Trust me, I know, and have done my research with all the receipts to prove it. After waiting almost 2 years, longingly passing by, Nanxiang Soup Dumpling has FINALLY opened their doors today to the public. As you know from my enthusiasm around this business opening and my superfanning about their original Flushing location that I've been visiting since 2008, I am so happy they are near me in Buford. Every month, I've been posting updates to friends. Now, I finally have the best update of all. The soup dumpling game in Metro Atlanta will never be the same now that their classic Shanghainese xiaolongbao have arrived. The atmosphere is gorgeous retro Shanghainese noir feel, with classic music playing. Along with a massive glass wall to see all the dumplings and wrappers made fresh to order. They have an exclusive section of their menu, just for the Buford Mall of Georgia location, called: Six Color Dumplings. The highest chef recommended being their squid ink fish dumplings, which are perfectly not overseasoned and not too fishy either. The dumpling skin is the perfect ratio and deliciously QQ. iykyk Order the Shanghainese classics; Xiaolongbao, stir fried rice cakes, and fish dumplings. Diana was our server and she is the best and most knowledgeable.

    Esther C.

    We came in an hour early and got our names on the waitlist before they opened at noon. They allowed us to look at the prep window and around the restaurant which was nice! Once they opened they seated us right away and we were able to order promptly. Our server was very attentive, always walking by refilling our drinks and checking on our orders. The food came out in a reasonable amount of time, piping hot, and very delicious! We ordered soup dumplings, beef noodle soup, shu mai, meatballs, and the scallion pancake. All were excellent! Definitely some of the best that I've had in the area! For us, the dumpling were not thick at all, and suuuper soupy. For the price point as well, this was all a great experience! Of course the lines get insane so definitely be prepared to arrive earlier and join the waitlist. It's perfect that you're in a mall because you can just shop while you wait anyways!

    Bok choy

    I was super excited to try this place. I went on a Saturday, walked in at 11am to put myself on the waitlist (I was the 3rd party). At noon I was promptly seated and ordered the following dishes: Pork soup dumpling, spicy pork wonton, garlic green beans, shanghai pork ribs, and pan fried noodles. After waiting a few mins the server came back and told us they were out of the green beans, Shanghai pork ribs, and pan fried noodles. So I ordered the bok choy dish. The pork soup dumplings were very good and tasty. My partner liked the wontons. And the bok choy was just ok. My complaint is that they should have offered a limited menu for their soft opening instead of having the full menu as my table and lot of other guests were let down because they were almost out of everything. We'd wait about 10-15mins for our food just for the sever to come back and tell us the kitchen ran out. I'll give this place a try closer to the end of the year when they've got their inventory worked out.

    Dio B.

    Real review! We waited more than two hours while multiple tables inside remained empty. It appeared that the restaurant was purposely making customers wait an unreasonable amount of time to create a false image of high demand and exclusivity. Elderly customers and families with young children were left waiting outside unnecessarily. This kind of "hunger marketing" felt manipulative, misleading, and unethical, regardless of the food quality. Stay away from it.

    Original Soup Dumplings

    This soft opening visit was awesome (official opening on August 3), definitely will return when I'm in town. The food was amazingly delicious, the staff friendly & helpful especially the gentleman who taught us how to prepare and eat soup dumplings which were my favorite (original)! The scallion pancake (beef) is a must try for starters, crispy, flaky & the beef so very tender! The spare ribs were tender but sauce a little too salty (heavy on the soy) for me as well as the hot & sour soup yet very flavorful. Back to the soup dumplings...a solid hit, an unforgettable experience!

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    20 days ago

    Oh my God, the food is very authentic and Isabelle is such a good server and so polite and sweet . I will definitely come back with friends.

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    23 days ago

    The food is delicious, especially Taiwanese Style Sweet $ Sour Pork Ribs. Service is excellent and very welcoming.

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    Went gor the soft opening. The service was great. The Truffle Soup Dumpling was our favorite!

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    Went during the soft open. Can't wait until they are open open. The dumplings they had are amazing.

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    the manager is very unprofessional. there was a ant infestation on one of the tables and everything seems chaotic there. food was ok.

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    That being said, go in first thing when you get to the mall and put your name down on the waitlist.

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