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Stumbled across the Fareground food hall and Little Wu caught my eye. I ordered the Spiced Pork Fritters in Pork Broth, with bok choy and caramelized shallots, La Mian Noodles. The portion was perfect - the ingredients tasted fresh and flavorful - and everything was well made. I LOVED this little noodle bowl. Just the right amount of broth at the end and the seasoning was delicious. The radish was also a nice touch! So tasty!
5 stars for the taste but unreasonably expensive. Moreover, they tack on a 10% service fee despite this being a food court AND show you a tip screen during check-out. What??
Dim sum is good not great. Limited selection. Soup dumplings the best choice.
Thought the noodle bowl portions were perfect. Great tasting food
Good soup
So so so delicious
The dumplings are hand made, the taste is great and authentic. The price is a little higher for the portions but if you are in this part of town, you know what you are paying for. There’s many places where the food is bad and the price is high, so to see a place that’s actually worth the money you pay, is nice. The customer service is great and I was met with smiles. Cool little vibe! The meal took some time to come out but it’s understandable since it’s hand made. Want to have a nice lunch? This is it.
Waaay too expensive for the food!!! You are basically paying for location. I paid $64 for 2 small bowls of noodles, 6 dumplings, a small veggie appetizer and 2 drinks. Food was good but I really disliked that the bowls are made of paper and absorbed half my broth, also plastic spoons. Prices are high end for basically fast food. Din Ho’s in North Austin gives you way more food for this price and way more delicious with leftovers to take home.
It's aight. Nice atmosphere though