No Name Restaurant

While on my way home the other day, I saw that this new restaurant recently opened so I quickly jumped off the bus to grab a quick snack.
My first impression as I entered and saw families hanging out and kids running around, was that this was a nice neighborhood hangout.
The inheritor is a clean and feels spacious.
It's a fast casual place, you place your order at the counter and they bring the food to your table.
I quickly realized that this was a family-owned business and most of the staff only spoke Chinese.
Luckily, the menu is also in English so and I was able to get an order of pork, shrimp and vegetable dumplings.
The dumplings were juicy and filled with stuffing.
I wish it had been fried rather than steamed but I don’t think they understood me when I placed my order.
Still, it was a good hearty dish, and it was a bargain for $8.99.
I ended up ordering frozen dumplings as well ($25 for 50 pieces) to go.
Can't wait to fry them up at home.

Worth flying across Atlantic and travel half NY to get this! Even tho it’s not 100% same as the best in hometown, but still good to have in foreign land! Now can get through a few more years of no 胡辣汤…

I've been popping down to get skewers and beer.
Skewers are grilled at the truck out front, but the prepped meat is kept in the fridge inside the restaurant.
So when you order they'll bring it outside to be cooked.
It appears to be a family owned restaurant and the staff is really nice.
I don't know any Chinese (I should), but I usually just point to the item I want and say how many.
I've returned 3 times in less than a week since it's so easy and yummy.
I think I'm going to create my own cheat sheet for ordering because I'll be a frequent customer. Tip: Street parking in front.