Little Wu 111 Congress Avenue, Austin, TX 78701

"If you are looking for Dim Sum, this is not the place. Me and my wife stop by for lunch before heading back to the Florida. This place was just for downtown office snack. All the food are not the full size. We are always looking for dim sum everywhere we go and never pay 6 small dumplings for $13 plus service charges with two entry soup. Finally if your are any type of Asian this place not for you. We from south east Asia. Thanks"

"Food was delicious but definitely expensive for the portion of food- this is not the place to go to if you are looking for a full size meal, feels more like appetizers. Would recommend having more pictures of the food. Went over for pick up and it was ready in time, I did not get to interact with anyone so can’t really make comments on the customer service. I did want to mention that my personal info such as name, email and phone number was on the receipt and stapled on the bag. They place all orders ready for pick up in the counter. anyone can read your info easily. Paid $8, $11 after tip for these 3 small dumplings."

"Really disappointing, I've tried the soup dumplings twice hoping that they were better super fresh-they are not fresh, nor good. They taste as if they are left open in a freezer. The dumplings themselves are super doughy, and the filling is ok, but little soup within. The vinegar sauce tasted like jelly with vinegar, not good at all. $8 for these 3 dumplings felt like too much for the quality. The crispy dumplings were hard and chewy, hardly crispy. The dough was so thick it was unappetizing. The pork ball inside was rubbery and dry. I definitely won't be going back here. Julie's Noodles is a bit farther away, but much more tasty dumplings and double the dumplings for the same price."

"This is what $29.40 buys you at Little Wu in the way of soup dumplings and egg rolls. Bland, tasteless soup dumplings, literally no flavor and not fresh, and the egg rolls were basically just taquitos (served in the white paper on the left). The white guy at the register was super nice, but we got to stop giving these places our money. This is fake Chinese food"

"Ya’lllll this place is a no. Flat out. Yes the soup dumplings taste good, yea they make it out to seem like they are freshly making your dumplings by telling you that it’ll take about 15-20 minutes for your 3 miniature dumplings to come out but the cherry on top is the $8 price tag for 3 soup dumplings!!! Pass on the place and head over to Julie’s Noodles and you won’t regret it. I’ve attached a picture of what $16 worth of food looks like that didn’t even make a dent in my hunger that day. Overpriced."