Got them on ubereats, and the food was overall pretty good. The beef scallion pancake was super crispy and not soggy at all. It was a little too sweet for my liking, but still I enjoyed it. The peking duck buns were slightly overpriced in my opinion, but I still liked them! The delivery was pretty fast too (I believe they deliver themselves)

The food is awesome - best scallion pancakes I've ever had, the wontons were fabulous, the noodles had just the right amount of bounciness and chew, and the staff were helpful and lovely!

Local, food was soo good: I had chicken soup dumplings and scallion pancakes. The service was great. 10/10.

We came at an odd time (~3PM) for a late lunch / early dinner with a group of 3. Service was good, albeit awkward - she seemed confused when we ordered in English, but then still confused when we ordered in Mandarin. We had low expectations and were so happy with everything that came out. We got: - Roast Peking duck bao (2 pieces for $7) *I would skip this, it's OK but it's just... roast duck. I wanted crispy skin Peking duck (iykyk) and this wasn't that. - Garlic cucumber salad ($6.50) *It is what it is, and it's good! - 3 orders of crabmeat and pork XLB ($6.75 each) *3 orders... speaks to how much we liked it lol. It's excellent! - Zhong zi ($5.25) *A-OK - Jumbo pan fried pork bun (shen jian bao) (3 for $8.50) *Decent amount of soup, fresh, made well. It's good! - Mini wonton soup ($4 ish) *Tiniest (4) little wonton pieces, mostly skin, in a clear broth. You get what you pay for, but I actually enjoyed it! - Wonton in red chili oil ($9 ish) *Not that spicy, more like a satay sauce. It's great! Just don't wear white if you eat this... - Woodear mushroom ($9) *It is what it is, and it's good! 5 stars, will be back. Only con for me was that they don't serve hot tea.

Delicious variety of dumplings and full Chinese menu also. Fast service and friendly staff at this small location. The dumplings are the star but don't forget to try the food as well.

Newly launched dish at the restaurant!!!! They are now serving pho. The noodles and meat were good. Definitely would go back when I'm craving for pho in the area.

A small restaurant just a few blocks off the train station. We tried the crabmeat & pork soup dumplings, beef stew noodle soup, salt & pepper fried chicken and wontons in red chili oil for 2 people. All the items were delicious and hit the spot. The soup dumplings were extra tasty. There was an abundance of super favorable soup inside and the skin was thin. Dare I say the soup dumplings are better than some of the most popular soup dumplings restaurants in New York? Overall, highly recommend for the food and prices. The service is what you pay for a fast and casual Chinese restaurant.

Cozy neighborhood gem with affordable tasty options! Everything was delicious but standouts were the Shanghainese pan fried pork soup dumplings, and the Dan Dan noodles. The crabmeat soup dumplings needed a little more flavor and the steamed roast pork buns needed more meat, however I enjoyed everything. If you want more flavor I recommend ordering the hot oil.