Go Dim Sum

We were running around the crammed (holiday) roads of Tucson the last few days and ducked in here for Linner (2:30p). We love dim sum but haven't tried any in Tucson. This place won't compare to San Francisco but it's solidly reliable good dim sum for Tucson. On Chinatsu's (cashier's) recommendation we tried all of her and customers' favs: Pork Soup Dumpling ($8/6); Popcorn Chicken ($8.50 for approx 20+ small pieces); Steamed Chicken Dumpling ($7/8); Pork & Cabbage Spring Roll ($3.79/2); Pork & Shrimp Siu Mai (mini dumplings) ($4.59/3). She also showed us all of the menu options via pics on the front counter iPad which was very helpful.Our favorites were the pork soup and the steamed chicken dumplings as well as the spring rolls. The quality is quite fresh/good. The only critique would be in the variety of dim sum available but this market (Tucson) probably cannot sustain what I would experience in a place like S.F. or N.Y. There were several "sweet" dumplings and sticky buns but we had a cake at home so that was the only reason we passed on those (along with their menu of sweet/boba teas). Do get one of the sauce racks from near the water station table. They harbor several dipping/condiments including my fav, a spiced orange(?) marmalade.Staff was very friendly/helpful. Dining room was clean. Parking is free/plentiful. There's a self-serve water station. Note: you order at the front counter and you bus your own tables so perhaps keep that in mind when the "iPad spin" happens while paying and tipping at the counter.

My daughter and I came here for a lunch on Sunday. The staff were kind and attentive. There was plenty of seating inside. We ordered the bbq pork bao, salt/ pepper tofu, egg tart and shu mai. Remember to check in on the Yelp app and get your free drink. The food was all tasty and we even had some leftovers to bring to mom and little brother. If the prices were lower, we'd definitely be here more... but for now it's a fun special treat.

Not your traditional cart crazed dim sum.It's dim sum meets counter service.Honestly a really smart concept, as you don't have to pay out wait staff. Service was fast!The boba is sooooo good. We got milky red bean.Atmosphere: casual! Great for kids. Very clean.Food:Potstickers: standardChicken feet: YES. BIG FEET. BIG FLAVOR.Red bean sesame balls: I don't like these in general. But husband and kid loved them.Garlic broccoli: good! Steamed, still enough crunch.Soup dumplings: DIDN'T LEAK. GOOD FLAVOR. EASY TO PICK UP.Siu Mai: a little better than standard.Shrimp Har Gao: really good. Good chew. Not too soggy or salty.Will definitely be back!

We went here for Christmas Eve and we were excited to try it out. Their attendant was so sweet and helped us select 4 options from their dim sum menu. The Pork Soup dumpling was not my favorite because the ground pork tasted a little old (we all got a little sick from eating those), the chicken pop corn was very flavorful but a little chewy, the pork and cabbage rolls were crispy and delicious, the steamed crispy chicken dumplings were excellent and the pork and shrimp Siu Mai were a little too fishy for my taste. The place is very open, clean and airy with a beautiful mural resembling a city in China.

We were welcomed warmly as we entered the restaurant and quickly placed our order. The plates began to arrive after a few minutes and they were generally hit and miss. The Pork Soup Dumplings, Pork and Cabbage Spring Rolls and Steamed Chicken Dumplings were quite good. The Park and Shrimp Siu Mai, Salt and Pepper Tofu and Shrimp Har Gow were a bit of a disappointment. The place is very clean and the decor is very simple except for an interesting wall-sized image of what I believe may be a Hong Kong street scene on one wall.

The two women at the front were beyond nice!! They greeted each customer like a long lost friend and seemed to know all their regulars. The inside was bigger than expected! Lots of seating and a fun atmosphere; would be a great place to catch up with friends and try new food and beverages; I can't wait go back. I picked up - to go - salt and pepper tofu which was perfectly crispy and seasoned; the shrimp wontons were good; the popcorn chicken was yummy as well as the BBQ pork buns.

Great food and great service at a low price. The food comes on a cart and the counter service people are very friendly.

We were craving some bao and fried rice and saw this place on Yelp! We are very impressed. The restaurant has dine-in and take-out options. It is clean and well kept.The staff are super friendly and helpful. They will explain any of the options and have pictures inside.It is a little different from having a cart that roams around which you order from but it allows for a take away option.We had a variety of dishes and each one was flavorful, fresh, with great texture.We really loved both buns and the sui mai, as well as the fried rice, but everything was delicious. We also enjoyed a tea and a milk tea with boba. Having boba tea with dim sum was a great bonus.The only downside may be the price if you want to eat lots of dim sum, but the quality and taste is well worth it. We are very excited to have a dim sum place to visit. Highly recommended and we look forward to our next visit.

Excellent service and very good dim sum. Next time we are in Tucson we will stop here!

Love the small plates choices. And the kimchi rice is fantastic. For such an unobtrustive little place, I can't stop thinking about their food! Have to keep going back!