all the Dimsum is gone but we can still come in for lunch and enjoy noodles, rice, and steamed chicken. Delighted to discover we still could enjoy the fried and steamed buns (just one each to share/taste), pork dumplings and the Michelin recommended fish balls in a ...
Refers to steamed silky rice noodles, rolled around the fried dough, Youjagwai (油炸鬼). Typically doused in soy sauce, hoisin sauce, or sesame paste and with sesame seeds sprinkled on top. It's heaven for any carb lover, and even better, it's also vegetarian. The Sweet Steamed Creamy ...
Bok choy, gai lan, spinach, or watercress stir fried with garlic, or sometimes steamed with oyster sauce are very popular. It complements the Dim Sum meal quite well. Fried Rice Rice and noodles are considered the "fillers" and normally served at the end of a meal. In the West, they a...
Dim sum is literally translated to mean “touch the heart” and the associated Cantonese phraseyum chameans “to drink tea.” Taken together, dim sum is a meal of small dishes served with tea comprised of a collection of savory and sweet tastes from a variety of steamed and fried buns, d...
so that numerous dishes can be ordered and sampled by the table. Most dim sum falls under the category of a savory pastry, although these foods can be prepared in a variety of ways. Dim sum can be steamed, fried, boiled, baked, or broiled, and this wide range of options makes for a...
Welcome to Our Restaurant, We serve Dim Sum, Appetizers, Soup, Noodles, Spicy Water Boiled, Lo Mein, Chow Fun, Egg Noodles, Seafood, Fried Rice, Vegetables, Poultry, Pork, Beef and so on, Online Order, Near me
Dumpling Depot is an authentic Chinese Restaurant that was founded in Sunnyvale since 2017, serving delicious, high-quality soup, fried and handmade dumplings. We also serve delectable noodles and side dishes from the wok.
For ramen, we prefer an old reliable —Ramen Sora— along with an interesting upstart:Ramen Hashi, a mile or so up the road. Ramen Sora satisfies our cravings for miso-based noodles (often with everything but the kitchen sink thrown on top), while Ramen Hashi has blown us away recently...
(40-50 MOP/HKD or about $5-6 USD) for each large bowl of congee or the vegetable of the day. Menu included dim sum, soup noodles (several kinds of noodles), rice, fried rice, fried noodles, entrees, dessert, and drinks. Wish we had eaten here for lunch after getting off the...
I don’t think I’ve ever had better dim sum, and the extensive, illustrated menu makes it really easy to order from. The seared soup dumplings (Pan-Fried Pork Dumplings) in particular were the best I’ve had. The scallion pancakes are a bit unusual – more like a toasted flour tortil...