Aan

8-seat restaurant is on the 5th floor. Take street-level elevator directly to restaurant. See TripAdvisor pics by others of the street sign to help you ID the location. Menu is not in English, but has a few pictures. Food is delicious and fresh.; economical too! We suggest the set Dim Sum menu. T...here are 3 different price levels at which you choose 2,3 or 4 dim sum items. We choose the 4 in case we selected ( from the tiny pictures) one we didn’t like. Set menu included tasty, fresh salad; Dim Sum; soup with dumplings and vegetables; and almond pudding. We paid 1700 Yen each for lunch. If you are adventuresome and don’t mind the language barrier, don’t miss this delicious meal.

Visited November 2019

I tried to come here with my parents last year but was turned away without a resy. Luckily we came early enough with a friend that we could supposedly sit from 17:00-18:50 without one. We started with water spinach, snow pea shoots and spinach. All were fresh and good but a little too salty. Then ...we had two different steamed buns and the recommended fried buns but they were all sweet. WTH? Why is this place rated so highly?! I wouldn't mind the sweetness of it was natural (from onions or carrots) but it wasn't that. Although the restaurant wasn't big, we had to chase the servers a few times for additional food or drinks. As we got closer to 18:50, I noticed the restaurant still wasn't full. As I suspected we weren't kicked out. I'll stick with Bo Ky in Manhattan for my dumpling fix.

Visited July 2016