Fast casual restaurant specializing in potstickers, dumplings, and bao buns. Lots of indoor seating. When dining in, you order at the counter, then they bus it to your table. It's self-seating but they give you a small placard with a number on it so they know where to send the food.

Oooh loved this spot for bao and buns. The prices were so reasonable for the amount of food we got, and everything tasted delicious and freshly made. It's more of a grab and go spot, so while some other restaurants may have more of a vibe, this one had the quantity of food our full day of walking required. We got the pork belly buns, pork water fried bao, beef potstickers and the dan dan noodles. The pork belly buns and beef potstickers were demolished. The pork bao was also really good - the potstickers were just slightly tastier. The dan dan noodles were ok - not my favorite and I think this place shines with the bao so go for that. Service was pretty quick for how slammed they were - and our order was perfect.

Simple menu choices and excellent food. I had the potstickers and rainbow fried rice. Nothing sexy or complicated with this order and it didn't disappoint. Service was quick; they bring the food to you at your table. Very polite and helpful. If you come across this restaurant and this is your kind of food, don't debate, GO IN!

The favorite meal I dreamt of had the best of the best . The service staff was very friendly and thorough. This was. Not a crowded place at 5:pm and the ambiance was fun and happy. The food itself was authentic and I felt so perfectly stir fried. The umami and depth of flavors from the wok was so Asian forward. I highly recommend everything we tried especially the rainbow fried rice, the Dan Dan noodles, and the soup dumplings. Delicious

Stopped in for a quick lunch. Nothing fancy but clean inside. Easy to order at the counter and then are given a number where they bring your food out to you. Soup dumplings were decent. Not a huge amount of broth and the broth was just lukewarm which was disappointing. The pork gyoza was ok. Needed a sauce. Good option for fast casual in the city center.

This place is fantastic! I'm a big fan of dim sum, but a lot of times, you have to go out into the suburbs to find a good restaurant. They have one right here in downtown Denver!

Stopped in for a quick lunch. Ordered some soup dumplings and the Pork Belly Noodle Soup. The soup had really great flavor and the noodles were pleasantly chewy. The soup dumplings were good and hot, maybe not as good as higher end dumpling joints, but was still good. Cozy and simple.

Small shop with authentic taste! Located in downtown, there is a parking garage nearly next door that starts at $7. Super convenient! Walking in, you seat yourself and then get in line to order at the counter. Everything was reasonably priced, except maybe the rainbow rice. It was a very small bowl for $11. But we were able to share everything we ordered as it is family style Food: the water fried shrimp dumplings were my least favorite. The taste was just too strong for me but it wasn't terrible so give it a try! Bao buns were 3 for $8!! I'll order them every time with a bit more sauce. Excellent pork portion for the price The pork water fried dumpling was the best! A definite must order. Soft dewy outside and tender meatball inside Though the rainbow rice was pricy, it was absolutely delicious! All in all, I'd like to go back and try the other menu items Pork dumpling

Gotta thank the friends I've met through Yelp Elite for introducing me to this spot. I'm not sure that I would've ventured into downtown for it otherwise -- and I would've missed out on a delicious and tasty Asian take-out spot. Yes, this spot has plenty of indoor seating. Our group of 5 was very easily able to snag a table, and I really liked that they had both high tops and low tops. It felt like there was flexibility for all group sizes to snag seats. And while I'd dine in, I think that this food also works really well for take-out. Now onto the food! Which came out hot and tasty. We got a little of everything -- edamame, pork potstickers, soup dumplings, water fried pork baos, beef and pork buns, dan dan noodles and veggie rainbow rice. While the dishes (especially the potstickers and dan dan noodles) were all yummy, I did feel like there was too much dough in the baos and buns. I would've also loved more greens, but that may be my stuffed stomach wishing for a little freshness. Ultimately, those last two thoughts are my personal preferences because I highly recommend that you discover this little spot yourself. It was a delightful, tasty menu at the right price point and speed.

Ordering at the counter was easy. They give you a table number and bring the food to you. I got soup dumplings and pork belly buns. Soup dumplings were decent (but I also have high standards, because I've had better, e.g. Din Tai Fung, of course, I don't expect that level of excellence here). Pork belly were ok. Honestly my husband's homemade ones were better. Verdict: good enough if you are craving Chinese street food and don't want to sit down at a formal restaurant. Good for eating alone but also with a group.