The business there is very slow，we went there around 6:30, and leave about 7;30, there were only two table of people in this huge resturant. The food is ok, but not so anthentic cantonese Dim Sum. They charged 18% for a gruop that 5 or more people. The food and the sevice not worth for this amount. Not as yum or fresh as Dim Sum in Chicago and expensive than the ones in Chicago. read more

The Pecking Duck was probably the best I've had, including some in Hong Kong. It's a two course meal that could probably feed 2-4.

Pretty good food overall. I'm probably the only one to complain, but dim sum is supposed to be small dishes, or bites of different foods. The dishes here are HUGE, and we were bummed that four was more than enough for two people. We wanted to sample items, but portions were too big to try many items, and that's the fun of dim sum, trying dishes. Otherwise the food we did get was good. read more

Offers very good dim sum menu. Friendly and quick service, which I appreciate whenever I go to restaurant. It can be very sweet, but is not too salty. I would say it is a welcome addition to Madison. Spacious and immediate seating. It would say that this is a better option than Chinese buffet, which is hard to find anymore in Madison. read more

I went there for lunch, the first thing they told me is we no buffet 3 or 4 times. The service was little to little. I had to get soy sauce from another table, even though the empty bottle was placed at the end of the table. When I asked for silverware, I had to 3 times. The soup was very hot, while our lunch was luke warm if even that and the portion size was small. I have had better food and service at other Asian restaurants. Very disappointed, they can keep trying hopefully they will get it right. Will never go there again. read more

Mediocre dim sum. Don't order tea. It's a ripped off. It costs you $3.50 for a $0.10 tea bag. Two stars for food and one more star for service. read more

I actually want to give minus five star! I'm from Hong Kong and my wife is from Beijing. We've had our share of Chinese food. After going there for our first time, my wife puked and I felt like puking. She suspects the oil and the meat is not fresh. You can tell they heat everything with the microwave. The tea taste weird too. Also the price is more expensive than very good dim sum in Chicago! Please shut this place down because it's not safe!! read more

My husband and I have been together for 38 years and have eaten a variety of Oriental foods in a number of countries, states, towns and cities. Never have we had a worse one. I ordered seafood fried rice and got a plate of white sticky rice with nearly invisible pieces of what purported to be seafood, each about the size of a newborn's ring finger fingernail. My poor husband ordered sweet and sour pork. It was literally inedible, consisting of nothing but grizzle and bone. Service was slow and the woman who was a friendly hostess worked in a booth behind ours sneezing and coughing her way through readying silverware. A horrible but memorable experience. We will certainly never forget it! read more

As someone who grew up eating Hong Kong style dim sum, it was a bit disappointing. I know I can't compare Hong Kong (or anywhere with a large Cantonese population) to Madison, but if they are specializing in dim sum, the food should be better than this. I do have to commend their Braised Beef varieties since the tendons, tripes, stomach, and turnip was flavorful and tender. I also got their fried radish cake. I think they tried to skimp out on the radishes since they used strips instead of shredding it. Most of the radishes went to the bottom. The middle was really dense which made it 90% rice flour and cornstarch, 5% dried ingredients, and 5% radish. Their har gow had a very thick skin which is not what har gow should be like. It's supposed to be thin enough to see the inside but still hold the shrimp filling. The service was fine overall, but the food was not great. read more

I ordered from EatStreet. They always let me wait too long. Many times when I come to pick up after the estimated time, they completely forgot the order. Then I have to wait a long time there. Bad bad review! read more

We went for dinner and were unexpectedly treated to a short concert by the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra. Ordered a few entrees and many dim sum dishes. Favorites were the flavorful shrimp and chive dumplings and pan fried turnip cake. The turnip cake is packed with real ingredients and not from a mix - loved the bits of Chinese sausage and daikon. read more

Their dimsum isn't very good. We ordered the xiaolongbao. It came out frozen, so we asked them for another one. It was clear they just microwaved the ones we sent back, because it came back with one still missing, and lukewarm. I'm disappointed because I was really looking forward to a dim sum place in Madison. read more

I went during Memorial Weekend. The service was great, especially Eric. We had dim sum for lunch. The portions were huge compare to Chicago. All the dim sum were good in taste except the chicken feet. It lack color and the taste was ok. Our group of ten ordered way too much, we didn't realized the portions were big. We had to ask Eric to cancel few of our dishes, which he obliged. We still end up with left over. In all we ordered about 25dishes and had to cancel 5 . Also had dinner the night before and it was great and end up with leftover to take back. read more

The place is very empty. But I still waited the food for about 40 minutes..... Maybe it is the only dim sum in Madison, but the taste is still not worth to try. read more

Good for Madison. Nice portions of dumplings and easy on the wallet

Very disappointed! It was Christmas day we needed to wait 2 hours for an appetizer the meals arrived before the appetizer and we Finished to eat still waiting 30 Minutes more only for dumpling shrimp , then the waiter come and ask if everything is ok and we said no because we still waiting for the appetizer and he is totally forgot about it and start blaming us that the restaurant if full and what do we want from him...bad treatment not responsible instead of apologize to us start to defend himself so we call the manager and he apologized and gave us to pay half price. read more

Food was delicious and reasonably priced. Owner Justin is very friendly and polite. This is my favorite place in town!

The Deep-fried dough sticks (油条） and salty Tofu Pudding (咸豆腐脑) are great！！I love them!!

Was just about what I expected. Authentic food, pretty straightforward style.

This place is exceptional. Do not pay attention to any of the Negative reviews. I lived in Southeast Asia as a young man and this place is authentic and delicious. If you are looking for a "China Buffet" or Panda Express experience, this is not for you. You get what you pay for. This food is well worth the price. Note to owner: I'm hoping that more people find your restaurant. We want you to stay and thrive. Great job, good staff, and nice building. A+ read more

Absolutely wonderful restaurant. We came from Washington DC for our sons UW Madison graduation. It was a joyous family gathering and Nani served us up one of the most memorable meals of all time! read more

No it's not Hong Kong or Macao but if you are in the mood for authentic Chinese food and straight up good dim sum (not precooked on a sheet) AND if you know the difference between genuine dim sum and Americanized dim sum, this is the place for you in Madison WI! read more

Food was OK but service was terrible! Check was put on the table even before we finish our food, the owner doesn't want us to pay with card and said it would take a long time if pay with card, she kept asking us to pay with cash even when I said I don't have enough cash embarrassingly! My friend had to pay for my food in the end! They better wish that there will not be a second dim sum restaurant in Madison! read more

The staff was so nice, and the dim sum we ordered was just delicious (sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaf, 3 kinds of dumplings, a beef and rice noodle dish, a pork belly and lotus root dish, taro root cake, and congee - our eyes were bigger than our stomachs so we took some home). Very reasonably priced. No longer need to travel to Chicago for great dim sum; it's just down the road. Love that you can get it every day of the week. Can't wait to go there again!!! Really hope that this place thrives in Madison. read more

Before you go here, PLEASE READ. This place has the worst service not only because they forget to bring your food out out but because the old lady who hosts and services the food has a bad mouth. 2 out of the 3 times that I went there, the old lady has said horrible things. The first experience was when I went with my sister. As soon as we walked in the door, the old lady says, "This is not a buffet!" as if we came to eat off her place and not pay. It was such a RUDE and UNWELCOMING gestured that stunned me. The second, experience, the old lady had the audacity to say that there was not enough tip and that we could not leave until we changed the tip. We told her calmly that her service was not attentive, we did not receive refill when all our parties had no water, we were never addressed to see if we needed anything else, and they forgot our food. After addressing this, the lady yelled and said "Don't come back. WE DONT WANT TO SERVE YOU ANYWAY." If this is the type of service you request, then by all means, head right over. read more

In a city where dim sum feels limited, I'm so glad I found this place! It is a bit pricey so I can't indulge as much as I want to, but when I'm craving dim sum, this is the place! Love that I can take my orders to go and enjoy the dim sum in the comfort of my own house. Delicious dim sum in Madison! (Side note: I'm not sure if the servers push around a cart with the little plates of food on it.) read more

Food came quickly & presented well, tasted good although 4 of the 5 dishes were a bit bland without adding extra soy sauce. Although we were seated and given menus immediately, we were ignored by the servers from that point on unless we went out of our way to waive them down. We had to ask to get water & to place our orders, no one approached us. When we asked who our server was, they replied that there was no particular server for tables, that they all served us. It did not seem like anyone was in charge at all. When we finally found someone to take our order, they were unable to answer our questions about the unusual items on the menu. There did seem to be plenty of staff, but they didn't seem to be focusing on the customers, only on bussing tables and checking out customers as they left. The dining room was huge and we were seated in the nicer area, but when we walked over to where the sushi bar (under the Sushi Bar sign), it was empty and boxes were stored in plain view where customers would expect to see sushi servers and sushi items being served. It felt very odd and unkempt. We also had to ask for to go containers and our bill. When my husband was paying the bill up front (the server will not take your bill for you), I used the ladies room and it was FREEZING in there - the heat had not been turned on. We WILL NOT go back to Nani. There are too many other excellent Chinese restaurants in the Madison area who understand that the entire dining experience is what keeps customers coming back. read more

Went here for the first time and brought my parents along. In terms of dim sum there is not really any options in Madison except this place. At first glance the prices were a bit steep for a dim sum dish, however each dish comes out is a quite large in terms of serving sizes, and so it ended up not being terribly expensive. We ended up only ordering 3 or 4 dim sum dishes which is unfortunate since the whole point of dim sum is to have a variety of different dishes. Would be preferable if the prices are lower and the amount of food per dishes smaller so that people can order a greater variety of dim sum dishes. the dim sum dishes made were on par compared to those in Chinatown. The Chinese donuts with soy milk were good but you can tell they were frozen and not made freshly or from scratch by the restaurant hence why it so cheap. Even more economical is that you can simply just go buy similarly frozen Chinese donuts at JP market and toast it in the oven yourself and microwave some hot soy milk. Would be nice if they could make the soy milk and Chinese donuts from scratch making it more worth wild to visit. Would give the place 3.5 stars. read more

I have been here two times in the past month. Both times were good. I forget the dish numbers but will try to remember what I ate. The bbq pork bun was good. As well as the shrimp spring rolls. People have said that they can be greasy and I agree. The shrimp in all the dumplings had nice texture to it. You could tell it was real shrimp and not imitation meat. Also had the beef brisket with crepe noodles. I liked this dish. If you want earthy and minerally beef flavor go for this dish. The fat noodles soak up all the broth and are starchy and delicious. Get the short ribs in the spicy sauce. Those are bigger than the ones in honey sauce. Tried more dishes but this is what I remember. Glad this place opened up because I'm tired of nasty Chinese buffets and restaurants catering to what America thinks Chinese food is. I'm not Chinese and can't vouch for the authenticity of this place, but it seems like they kept everything authentic. I'm so tired of American culture force feeding us crap. I want to try the real thing! I want to eat food that Chinese people eat in China! I want to experience a different culture through the food. I don't want a knock-off fried American version of it. This is not one of those places. The ingredients are fresh and everything seems to be made to order. Expect to spend $25 per person if you want to try a lot of different dishes. I recommend coming with a group of 3-5 people so you can share dishes and experience more. If it sounds good just try it! I shall return and will try more things on the menu. read more