The chef's special tofu is tasty and a good thing to order if you want to try something more traditional.
I was worried it would be too fancy for a college campus like the Bellaire location, but at this one you order at the register and they bring your food out to you. The menu is also a bit smaller.
Saw the bacon gouda rosemary scone, and had to try it. I was a little worried the flavor would be too strong for a scone, but they nailed it.
One very large burrito is good for at least a couple meals unless you want to eat until it hurts.
The sandwiches and wraps are better than I expected from a smoothie place.
The way they do maple bacon makes it so much easier to eat than other places, and packs a lot of bacon on too.
Compared to other railroad museums I've visited, this one is fairly large. They have a parking lot on Santa Fe Place so you don't have to fight for Strand parking.
Fairly cheap for some great dinner food. Everyone seems like a regular. A lot of older white people. Most people pay with cash, but they do have a credit card machine hiding in a corner.
Yes, there are other things on the menu, but the word dumpling is in the name for a reason. You can't go wrong with them.
Management is responsive when things happen. There's a bit of a dog poop problem, but those neighbors know they're scumbags and get regular emails about it.
