Water Song Yunnan Kitchen

***Quick service, Delicious, Highly recommend***Authentic yunnan cuisine. I loved the pork noodle soup. The seasoning was excellent and it's a good portion! The scallion pancakes were a bit under seasoned but the crispy flakiness was on point. I would definitely check this place out if you're in the area. Lots of seating options and great selection of menu items to share or solo dine!

I ordered takeout but this was all still really good, hot and prepared neatly! The dry hot pot (beef) was good as the beef was tender. The potatoes are surprisingly fitting with the dish. The eggplant is amazing! The beef noodle soup with rice noodles were delicious. The soup is in a separate compartment for delivery but it still feels like the noodles were slightly overcooked. I'm sure if it was fresh it'd be perfect.The mapo tofu was good, however I do feel like softer (silken) tofu would be more fitting texture wise as this was a little too firm.Nothing was too spicy, but all in all I really enjoyed what we ordered. I'd definitely come back and try more dishes!

Food is good.. I like the noodle (beef noodle) soup that I ordered but the anise is so strong and there is some residue of the anise seed. )Maybe the need to strain the broth to eliminate some of the small seeds. Over all, I like the soup. I like also the ginger beer.Planning to come back again and try to taste the other menu.

I got carry out from here this weekend and it was life-changing. The garlic bok choy was probably one of the most delicious things I've eaten all year and the pork wontons in chicken broth were healing. I will most definitely be back to try other things on the menu because what I got did not disappoint. I highly recommend.

This is my new favorite spot for Asian cuisine! I love trying the dishes from the Yunnan region. For appetizers, I tried the fried pork ribs, the spicy garlic cucumber salad and the soup dumplings. They were all very delicious, especially the ribs. The ribs were seasoned to perfection. For main entree, I had the braised beef rice noodle soup. I also tried my friend's wontons and crossing bridge noodles. It was very interesting to hear the story of the crossing bridge noodles and there is art on the wall of the restaurant showing the story of the crossing bridge noodles. It was great to learn about such an authentic dish! My braised beef was done just right and the dish was very yummy. For dessert, we tried their rose cakes and it was divine! They came out warm and inside were rose petals. It was just the right amount of sweetness. I heard they have seasonal menu items that are constantly changing and I can't wait to come back and try more.

Came here for a business lunch. The ambience was very new age Chinese. Well decorated, very serene. Our server, Vivi, was friendly, professional, and extremely knowledgeable about the menu. She made some recommendations that we did not regret.It is rare to get good Yunnan food. I had such a great time. Looking forward to my next trip here.

The food was excellent. I really enjoyed the menu and learning about Yunnan cuisine. The flavors were very rich. There were so many different items I wanted to try. I went with their classic crossing bridge rice noodle. It was quite a treat. I also enjoyed the appetizer of the spicy garlic, cucumber salad. It was not that spicy, but very flavorful. And I also got the pumpkin cakes. I was a little bummed that they were out of the roast puff pastry. Service was excellent, and the ambience was stylish and clean.

Menu items have potential, but unfortunately the lemongrass pork ribs and braised beef noodles did not hit. Couldn't taste the lemongrass, and the pork was pretty dry and tough. The noodles were super light on flavor, fortunately the beef was nice and tender though.Ordered the tangyuan sticky rice balls and coconut bubble ruda for dessert. Thought that dessert might make up for the main dishes. Nope, sorely disappointed. The sticky rice balls lacked any soybean powder. The coconut ruda was the saddest, it's literally coconut milk topped with coconut shavings, rice, and there's bread/soggy cookie in it. There is no boba/bubbles in it, even though the name suggests it. The waitress was nice enough to take 10% off for their false advertising. Aside from the food, service was good. Nice decor inside and plentiful seating. Unfortunately I won't be back for the food.

Just spent $50 on takeout and got one set of chopsticks and no sauce!!! Dried out chicken in fried rice and soup with zero flavor.

The food was good and the portion sizes were great for the dry hot pot offerings. The restaurant is also nicely decorated and very cute.