Mimi Cheng's Dumplings

I really can't say anything about the food because the service was just so rude that we decided not to eat there. I came in with my 2 kids, and while standing in line to order asked about the restroom. Despite there being a law requiring to provide restrooms to that sized restaurant (and common decency really), i was told there is no restroom. When i said we really want to eat there, but my kids just have to use the restroom first- can they use the employee restroom, the person at the counter just rudely said no. My kids still really wanted to order, so i asked "can i have the 50/50 with the chicken dumpling and the monthly special", she just said "no". I had to ask and apparently you cant combine the monthly special (of course that isn't mentioned anywhere). Now, if she had at least been polite, and said "im sorry, but we cant", i would have accepted that. But just saying "no" very rudely? If you hate working there, you shouldn't work in customer service.

Just okay in my opinion. Hole in the wall vibes. Overpriced, knowing you can get cheaper and more authentic dumplings elsewhere in the city. The spicy Dan noodles were also not at all what you’d expect. I do appreciate them trying to be to be creative with their dumpling specials - It was Cacio e Pepe when we went.

Best dumpling hands down

This was my first time here. I ordered the March special: March special x FINI Pizza: a medley of our favorite FINI pizza toppings with locally-sourced Italian sausage, pepperoni, roasted shallots, mozzarella, parmesan cheese, and herbs with a side of housemade pizza sauce. 8 dumplings, pan-fried. The dumplings were delicious! They had so much flavor. Please consider adding this to your regular menu! My only complaint is that the drink selection was lacking.

Dumplings light and fresh. Great for a quick bite.

Food is fine, but it’s way too expensive