Bao Bun Bowl

Everything I've tried here is phenomenal. The special tea egg is a must. The spicy beef honeycomb tripe is also a really good starter. The pork and shrimp bao are a safe choice for anyone who doesn't like spice or anything too adventurous. I highly recommend getting the noodle pork intestine bowl or the long bean bao

If you're looking for Chinese fare that isn't Cantonese or Beijing inspired go here. It's the only place I have been able to find the street food I enjoyed while I was in Changsha. A must try if you're in the area.

The food itself is 5 stars—absolutely delicious, authentic, and fresh Chinese food—but I give it 4 stars because they don’t offer free tap water (isn’t that a given??) and noodle portions are quite small, especially for the price point. That said, the Chinese crepe is divine, full of cumin and other spices, and the noodle soup has a rich, complex, spiced flavor. We also got the mushroom cabbage baos which were made on the spot and delicious!

Stopped here for dinner while traveling. Excellent choice! Great homemade Chinese style noodle dishes with tasty broths. I have an MSG intolerance so they made me a special broth dish. Tried the herbal drink (in a can) and it was really good.

First. I have nothing local to compare this with. So accept that
Very good, very savory. Variety of soups. My beef was great. There was a side of possibly pickled cucumbers that was great.
Each bowl is roughly 10 dollars and big enough to share.