Did you know that Chinese dumplings come in two shapes: crescent and purse? The fillings are almost endless, and the chefs boil, steam, or fry them to perfection. If you would like to try this popular Asian dish, head to one of these restaurants near Mosaic Dallas where you'll find everything from steamed chicken to spicy pork:

FINE CHINA

Located inside the historic Statler Hotel, Fine China offers a true pan-Asian dining experience. The chefs pay tribute to the traditions of classic Chinese cuisine while exploring the restaurant's American roots. Guests enjoy the new design, featuring authentic decor, candlelit tables, and picture windows offering street views. The servers know regulars by name and invite everyone to stay awhile. For dinner, try the shumai dumplings filled with pork and shrimp. They pair well with the Chinese broccoli and blistered green beans. 

ROYAL CHINA

After World War II veteran, Buck Shu-Chang Kao, moved to Dallas, Royal China was born. His personality instantly made the restaurant a favorite gathering place among friends, families, and neighbors. Buck's son greets customers with a hearty welcome, while his wife works behind the scenes pulling noodles. The restaurant offers a vibrant modern setting. It comes complete with black-and-white photographs and an open kitchen where the chefs put on a show. The dumplings are made to order at the dumpling bar. They come steamed or pan-seared, and feature fillings such as pork, chicken, and vegetables. 

KIRIN COURT 

Called the dim sum dining darling of the Metroplex, Kirin Court is where carts of freshly prepared offerings make their way from table to table. The restaurant always draws a crowd, especially on the weekends. It's a fun place to meet friends, and diners enjoy the fast, attentive service. The pan-fried dumplings are a customer favorite, and they're best enjoyed with the vegetable fried rice. 

These are just a few of the restaurants near our downtown Dallas apartments. To call our community, please contact us. We would love for you to see firsthand all we have to offer.