Dim Sum Garden 稻香点心坊

A lot of these reviews are saying that the soup dumplings didn't have any soup in them. But ours were perfectly fine! And if you don't eat them right away the soup absorbs into the dumpling! So keep it in mind :) We had such a wonderful experience and it was so tasty! It was fun to have a little robot serve us! All and all it was wonderful and delicious!!

This place seems to have largely fixed most of their early service and dining experience shortcomings other reviews are giving them low scores for.
Most of the dim sum offerings are on par or better than other dim sum I’ve had in the Twin Cities area and the connected UniUni Boba shop is a nice perk!
They could probably still clear up their sitting situation, as it’s still unclear you need to go to the Legendary Spice area to be seated for Dim Sum, but once you realize it’s all part of 1 big Legenday Spice / Uni Uni / Dim Sum food court it’s understandable.

This was our first experience here, we came to Dim Sum Garden at around 7-8pm on a weekday. There is one place to get seated, make sure to go near the boba shop, and look for the sign in the front of the seating area for, "wait here to be seated". Then you will either be seated or you can seat yourself* depending on what the server says. There is iPads to order from, and there is a dimsum and a normal resturant menu. We ordered the congee with the perserved egg, pan fried pork dumpings, soup dumplings, and egg tarts. I did not try the congee perserved egg, but I eat everything else. The pan fried pork dumpling was my absolute favorite it was a 10/10, the soup dumplings were a 8.5/10 (mine had soup and was not dry), this was my first time trying the egg tarts and I think it was a 7.5. I had a good experience, the people serving us were very polite and paitent, and the little robot bringing us our food was too cute. On our table, we had real plates, soy sauce, and chili oil. If you're planning on coming here, I heard that it's busy on the weekends, but on the weekdays after 6 it might not be busy, and a good time to come in. When you order, you get a tablet for dimsum menu, resturant menu or you can ask for both. Then you pay at the cash register at the counter when you are finished!!! This was a very nice experience for me and my family.

They’ve only been open for a few days, they’re off to a rocky start. Pictures on menu show more pieces per item than what you get (showed 6 soup dumplings, received 4). Soup dumplings were dry, only one had soup broth in it. Chicken feet never came out. Had to ask for chopsticks, soy sauce and chili oil. Got small paper plate to eat on but saw plenty of real dishes behind the counter. Overall would not recommend unless they made major improvements.