Hidden away up Little Bourke is this small restaurant, nothing special looking about it. That is, until you try the dumplings.
There’s usually a little line outside, we were lucky there weren’t many small groups so out little table for two came up quickly.
I’d heard rumours they were good but I had no idea how true they were!
We started with pan fried pork dumplings, followed by Shanghai street noodles and Xaio Long Bao (steamed) – all were delicious.
They were all huge servings and about $9 a plate. We couldn’t even eat half of it.
My favourite was the pan fried dumplings, absolute perfection. I eat a lot of dumplings, I’d know.
Worth the wait.
Yummmm! I love Xaio Long Bao. Will have to try this out next trip.
Definitely give them a whirl 🙂
I have been wanting to try this place for so long but the lines always put me off… okay thats it after reading this I will HAVE TO GO! haha 🙂
Food looks yummy!! x
Do it!! You’ll thank me 😛 x
The dumplings look amazing! Will keep that in mind when I ever stop by Melbourne 🙂 – Lena
Make sure you do, Lena! Highly recommend 🙂
I love dumplings and getting them in Shanghai would make them even better. Yummy!
Sooo good! 🙂
Such a good find. We went a few weeks ago for lunch on a Friday and only had to wait about 10 minutes for a table. I reckon it’s better than Hutong in Chinatown – and way easier to get a seat!
Wow, I’m so jealous. Now I’m super starving for some street food!
Haha my bad! Hope you curbed the craving! 🙂
I went home last night and whipped up some frozen dumplings and shumai!