Petite Dumpling
Petite Dumpling
Mala Soup Follow @BZeaters on IG for more food recs!
Mala Soup - with Veggie broth, shrimp, sliced fish, mushroom - comes with a quail egg Follow @BZeaters on IG for more food recs!
Tea
Chicken Congee
Szechaun Ban Mein
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102. Fish Roe Siu Mai Dreadful, don't bother
Crab &Pork Soup Dumpling
a table and chairs in a restaurant
Matcha is not included Pork Belly Gua Bao ($7.8), Cantonese-Bn Mein ($14.8)
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101. Har Gow Not good
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Vibe
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Tea
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Coconut Curry Soup
C1. Pork Soup Dumplings
Egg noodle soup with chicken broth topped with roasted pork, mushrooms and fish balls
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Menu November 2022
Cantonese-Bn Mein
David O.
Feb 25, 2025
Food was delicious and authentic. Great seasoning with herbs that made each dish a delight. Nice atmosphere; small, intimate place.Service was top-notch. Ask for Sergio! You can't go wrong here. Prices were reasonable also!
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Sixto A.
Sep 20, 2024
Incredibly impressed with this place. Coming from someone who considers himself a massive dumpling snob (XLB's in particular), I think these Xao Long Bao's/soup dumplings are right up there with Din Tai Fung - no joke. We also had the roast pork bao's and chicken shumai which were also both fantastic. You really felt like everything was made fresh and not just pulled out of a freezer bag. Lovely outdoor table on a buzzy Park Slope 5th ave. Also, fantastic and very pleasant service. The fact that the cost was super reasonable was the cherry on top. 10/10, will be back very soon - might even get delivery tonight!
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Karen N.
Feb 2, 2025
A small, authentic Cantonese restaurant. We were lucky to grab the last open table. We started with Cantonese Ban Mein with chicken. Long, flat noodles in a tasty soy sauce. Next were pork soup dumplings. The mixture of ground pork and savory broth were a flavorful mixture. We also had chicken siu mai . It had too much ginger seasoning for our liking. I had a passion fruit iced tea, which was excellent. Service was very good and was able to keep up with all the orders. You place your order via a QR code at your table, but the servers were available to answer questions. I would definitely return to try some other selectrions.
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Christina V.
Feb 1, 2025
delicious , fresh and affordable. A few tables inside which is very cute. You basically seat your self and order through your phone but servers assist you! Servers were great. Owner was Very sweet and cute ! Old school authentic clean ingredients you can taste it ! We had the pork chive dumplings which were phenomenal. The shrimp dumpling was good but not as good. The soup noodles in the chicken broth was also phenomenal. Finally healthy food that I can trust. This place is a must.
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Marc F.
Feb 21, 2024
Finally crossed this place off our neighborhood list. So many things on the menu we wanted to try, but on a financial and caloric budget, we had to be strategic. Ordering is usually through a QR code to their ordering website, but you can always ask to place your order in person. There was only one person serving the whole dining room (5-6 tables).We ordered the chicken sticky rice in lotus leaf, roast pork gua bao, sichuan ban mein, mee fun noodle soup with chicken broth, roast duck, chicken wonton, mixed vegetables, and salted egg custard bun. Food was served in an odd order. Soup and noodles came first, then the dim sum and gua bao were served second. Would have preferred the reverse order but at least our salted egg custard bao came out last for dessert.The noodle soup was nice. Nothing to write home about but it was a very clean broth with two pieces of roast duck. Sichuan ban mein was probably my favorite dish. Noodles were the perfect bouncy and chewiness from fresh knife-cut noodles, good spice level. Gua bao was a little disappointing as the roast pork was very dry, almost rubbery and the little amount of sauce in the bao couldn't save it. The sticky rice was ok, a little wet, the filling was only chicken, and would have loved lap cheong. The salted egg custard bun was great - a little grainy but perfect sweetness to salty ratio.
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Amanda W.
May 26, 2024
Tasty gua bao! We got spicy chicken thinking it would be fried chicken, but its grilled. Which is fine! The sauce was good but a bit salty, however the cucumbers cut thru and it paired so well with the chicken, and I love cilantro! We also got the pork belly gua bao(no pic sorry), delicious as well. Recommend for a gua bao craving.
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Jennifer B.
May 21, 2024
I am a frequent Park Slope visitor, and I guess like anywhere in New York, there's always something you don't notice...and this is one of those places. Met up with an acquaintance here and had great service and delicious dumplings - the crab & meat, to be exact. The jasmine tea was also lovely, but equally important, the vibe. The wood interior gave it a quaint feel. Will return.
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Nafisa H.
Aug 3, 2024
We were walking down 5th when we decided to give this spot a try. The interior is really cozy and minimally decorated. There are QR codes to order the food and the service is fast and friendly. We ordered the tofu puff, har gow, and the veggie rolls. We really enjoyed the texture of the veggie rolls as they were deep fried rice paper. Didn't love the tofu puff but the har gow was great! Overall a good experience and will definitely return to try the soup dumplings!
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Lina F.
Jul 11, 2023
Dim sum with Vietnamese flare - very pricey so don't look at the prices but does satisfy the dim sum craving very well! Get the noodles - hands down the best of the items!Seating is limited so get here at a good time on the weekends
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Jessie L.
Jan 7, 2024
Love it! Park slope finally has decent homemade authentic Chinese food! The noodle and dim sum dishes brought back childhood memories for me. They may not be fancy but taste homemade. We had mala cucumber salad, Sichuan Ban Mein, crab and pork dumpling and coconut curry noodle. I thought all were very good and flavorful except for curry noodle which needs more salt. Daoxiao ("knife shaved") noodle is a specialty of the Shanxi province. It is thicker and chewer in middle and thinner on the sides. I love the texture. Order is easy - you scan the code on table and order via your phone. I wish they allow you checkout on the app too. Anyways, will definitely go back.
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