Dim Sum Restaurants in Austin, TX

“Absolutely incredible dining experience! Went last night with the husband and the night from start to finish was amazing. The entire team was wonderful, from the extremely personable and friendly host for the night (I believe his name was Kavian) to all the chefs, staff and a great surprise was meeting Chef Ling herself!The courses were to die for and the portions were perfect. We can't wait to come back and share the experience with some friends!“

“Amazing food,good service,❤️❤️❤️❤️“

“Great pecan shrimp with apples, shrimp dumplings. Pass on the pork belly and super thin egg rolls. That was a bust! It is high end so be prepared.“

“Spicy beef noodle soup: 4/5 noodles cooked perfectly. Broth is spicy and hits right in the back of the throat. Veggies really soak up the spice. Beef pieces were limited and weird cuts.pork/shrimp/chive dumplings fried: 4/5 very chive forward. Whole chuck of shrimp in the middle. On its own, not super flavorful but dipped them in our spicy noodle soup or dumpling sauce.Xiaolong soup dumplings: 5/5 my favorite item we got. Soup inside was flavorful. Dumpling skin was thick enough to hold everything together and not fall apart when picking it up.You can order thru QR code or order at register. I'd come back to order the xiaolong bao fried.Wheelchair accessibility: Ramp leading right to the door“

“Love this place! The food is so good“

“Long live Ling Wu’s! This is hands down our family’s favorite Chinese restaurant in the area. We also leave feeling happy with the outstanding food and service. We always come here for special occasions or if we need a pick me up if we’ve had a rough week. We love the whole team here!“

“This little shop is a hidden treasure. Greeted with a bubbly person who was patient with our large order, and answered my allergy concerns. The food was amazing. We had the scallion pancakes, 3 different dumplings, the fried noodles, and the sticky rice. The soup dumplings were like a warm hug in your mouth, the sticky rice was delicious, and the special (a ginger miso) was full of flavor. They even had their popular dumplings in freezer bags. We have had them and they not only warm up well (following instructions) but they are just as good as in the restaurant. We don't live in Austin, but this is absolutely worth the trip.“

“I enjoyed our mini brunch moment with my partner when we were waiting for some friends to head over to P6. I'll never say no to soup dumplings or baos so when my partner was craving something spicy, this seemed like a win/win moment. You place your order at the kiosk or you can ring a bell for a team member to come on out. We placed our order with the kiosk which was super nice since they had photos for visuals. My ordered consisted of the pork bao buns and soup dumplings. The soup dumplings come with a warning that they take 15 minutes to come out but they were well worth the wait! You can only grab the bao buns on the weekend from 12-5pm, but we really enjoyed them. This is like the little sibling of Wu Chow so it was nice to get a taste of it but saving a full dining experience for another moment. As for the noodles my partner made mala style. He gave it a thumbs up while slurping his food away. The broth was really good to his accord.“

“Fantastic food & service! Highly recommend!“

“Fantastic food & service! Highly recommend!“

“Food was good. Server was friendly and efficient for being the only server there. They are looking to hire more staff. Price not outrageous.“

“Wait was long, seems Sundays are the busiest. Sat or weekday is best. The food quality rivals that of the big dim sum houses in the major Chinatowns (Boston and NYC) They have the everyday dim sum items and some really well done dishes like the sesame balls and fried shrimp balls. Their chicken feet was perfectly done. You can tell how the rest of the food by their execution of chicken feet.“

“The sushi here is pretty fire, I particularly like the king salmon belly and yellowtail belly sashimi, which are very fatty and buttery cuts. The wasabi is pretty strong and fresh as well, always a good sign. Seaweed salad portions were very generous, also a plus. Hot and sour soup was nicely done. For an entree, I throughly savored the sea bass.“

“Food and service are good, but price is quite expensive. They’re from the SF Bay Area, and apparently brought SF Bay prices with them. I saw the food delivery robots blocking the paths of several waiters, so maybe a good idea not to use them.Kid-friendliness: We did not see many kid-specific dishes. The fries are quite good. Avoid the toast or the hot dog.“

“The best dim sum this side of the Colorado!“

“Great food. The Dan Dan noodles were so good. Had a wonderful fresh flavor and just the right amount of Spicy. The Xian noodles were awesome as well. Tastes similar to jajangmyeon but more flavorful. Service was also very friendly and fast. Would definitely recommend.“