As soon as I entered, the waiters told me they were closed while I’ve reserved and the reservation was accepted. Not the greatest welcome. They finally let me in, but the table wasn’t clean, my sparkling drink got shaken so when it was opened, a...part got waisted. I cleaned it myself. Food not filling enough. Went to eat somewhere else after this. I wouldn’t recommend it if you have a big hunger. I hope the service will be better for others. The whole concept of different types of dim sums is not put forward enough. Too badMore

We ordered big hoisin chicken bao (not recommended), shrimp dumpling (meh, could not really taste the shrimp. All shredded and mushed together with other ingredient) and beef dumpling (tasted better than the other two). I felt the composition is not balanced as the dough is...too thick versus the filling. I suggest the owner to increase the amount of filling and make it more solid instead of all being mushed togetherMore

Lots of different dumpling (Shao Mai / Siu Mai) options. Maybe not as flavourful as they should be. We tried the pork, bean paste and tiger shrimp dumplings. We also had the chicken hoisin buns which had zero hoisin and questionable 'chicken'. The casing on...the dumplings was slightly dry on top. Thankfully not as salty as many other dumplings you find everywhere else. Make sure you ask for the chilli sauce because the stuff they hand out as standard is a bit insipid. The vibe was lacking, though it was also a Tuesday night. However the music is funky, decor is brightMore

Friend and I looked around for a place to eat, found this one. Got some dumplings, short wait, cheap food, good tea. Nice modern vibe. Very good choice of music and volume for the over all atmosphere of the restaurant.

Delicious!!! I ordered Shao Mai with siracha sauce and other with honey sauce. They give 10 pieces, i asked for half and half and they did for me. I tried the 3 kind of sweets, there are 3 pieces, so I ordered 1 of each...flavourMore

This was a very big dissapointment. We ordered 2 types of dim-sum and both were sub-par. The Zen Baozi were gigantic balls of gummy dough with hardly any stuffing inside it was almost hard to recognize what were the ingredients inside. The Shao Mai, had...on the other hand thick harder dough and almost enough stuffing but the taste was nothing special and no matter what flavour tasted similar. Everything covered in sesame seeds and the typical toxic colored artificial sauce. However the portions are very big and the service was nice. Fortunately there are better dim sum places in Krakow.More

Walked passed this place on way back from the Schindler's factory museum to the Main Square. Thought we'd get something light and will have a bigger meal in Main Square. The restaurant is small but tastsefully decorated. It was quite as it was still not...quite dinner time yet. Thought one portion of dim sum will have four pieces of dumplings just like everywhere else. But it came eight pieces and it was delicious. We ordered three different dish of dumplings and there were 24 pieces between two of us. We were full after that. We only had breakfast at 8.45am that day and had nothing else to eat till the dumplings at 4pm. The white rose tea was very nice too. And the best was, it's very good value for the money, especially if you're from the UK! Highly recommended if you like not the normal Chinese food you get in the uk. These are more authentic, proper Chinese food.More

Very hard to find Dim Sum outside of Asia in Poland. This place is great, Dim Sum are different than in Asia, but is maintained style and taste. I would recommend for all lovers of Asian flavors.

Spoiler: I've lived in China a couple of years and I can confirm quality of food is authentic. Service was really fine, waitress could speak some English and she was helpful. Three suggestions: 1) Don't serve dumplings and baozi with thai chilli sauce or sesame...seeds as decoration on it. It's strange and not authentic. You should think about serving it with soy sauce & soy vinegar (with chopped garlic/ginger in it). 2) You have Japanese beer (no connection with baozi or dim sum) but no hot Soy Bean Milk :( 3) Use some Chinese style teapots and cups for serving tea.More

We ordered more than we needed because we didn't expect the servings to be so large. Delicious tastes and friendly service, all the more appreciated because the weather was so dreary.

The food was average and did not take too long to prepare (approximately 10 minutes), although I do not have much to compare it to. The accomodation is rather uncomfortable, with a store-bought feel that makes it much like a waiting room. The music was...too loud for my tastes, although I am very sensitive in this respect. Only steamed dumplings are served, as the name of the restaurant implies.More