"Well, despite the Nay spokesman I had to try, I must say it was great! An Asian restaurant serving more than American Chinese food was a pleasant surprise. The atmosphere is clean and contemporary. A small room, but works great, although it could use some modern Asian touches such as wall art and lighting. Service was fast and accommodating, and if their not busy eating will quickly get hot. I'll say the drinks menu is limited unless you're okay with soda in a can or water bottle. But they have 3 choices of hot tea that is beautiful and it is not Lipton 's like most buffet Chinese restaurants. The majority of dishes are served asian family style, so get your main dishes and sides on large plates and a bowl of rice for each person no side plates. They serve HOTPOT if your out with friends and want to try something that does not offer many places. Just make sure you give them a day before warning that your coming for everything you can eat hotpot so that they will get all the ingredients ready the next day for your groups. Portions are great, you only get an individual meal when you order a combination of food. Otherwise, all other food options are ala carte, a small part is enough to serve 2 people and becomes big 4. Remember when you order unless you want leftovers and a Doggy bag. All I had was fresh and tasteful. Her refreshing cucumber salad was good enough that I would not hesitate to order a large part to take a family dinner. And the fried tofu was a little done for my personal preference, but I like my a little underused anyway not really a complaint only personal preference. I'm urging most Chinese restaurants on their hot sour soup. I'll say her isn't as good as my homemade, but it's really good that you're the hot and the sour in the flavor profile, unlike most that are bland. I'll make Dumpling House one of my favorite restaurants in Muncie."
