Recensioni di Yip

The dumpling sampler was amazing! What a great opportunity to explore the menu. Every single dumpling was absolutely delicious. Whether it was steamed or fried, regular wonton or green wonton, shrimp or pork, I enjoyed everything about the meal. The two spring rolls were a perfect way to start the meal as well. The mango boba tea was almost like having a dessert. Will be back to explore more of the menu!

We are all about an Asian food hall and we found this spot inside 1-800 Lucky. Covid-19: we were able to eat outside on the patio that was very empty. We got the Shanghai Soup Dumplings, Char Siu Bao, and Crispy Mini Bao which came with a condensed milk dipping sauce. Everything was delicious. The soup dumplings were smaller than others I've had, but still just as good. The Char Siu Bao were perfect. The Crispy Mini Bao were a great, unique dessert. It's a little pricey. Each dish was very small and cost about $10. We spent over $30 for what felt like a few snacks. 1-800 Lucky is a must try food hall in my opinion and this place is worth checking out while there.

Dimsum maybe just street food to some but it requires technique and proper equipment. Yip has both plus good customer service so this equates to one of the best dim sum brunches in Miami. We came around 12:15pm on a Sunday right after opening. FYI, Yip is located inside 1800 Lucky so it gets pretty packed the later it gets so if you want to snag a table, come early. The menu is divided into 3 categories: Steamy, Crispy or Both so it just made perfect sense for us to order from each. We got the Shrimp Dumpling, BBQ Pork Bun and Shanghai Soup Dumpling from the Steamy. Flaring Shrimp Ballz and Fried Siu Mai from the Cripsy plus an order of Soft Shell Crab Bao and also on order of the Grande Shrimp Bao. Folks, there wasn't even one single thing that we didn't love. Each dim sum morsel was made fresh and tasty, the fried items were perfectly crisp and piping hot and both bao buns were just heavenly. These were clearly crafted with care and made with high-quality ingredients so I could see why the prices might discourage some patrons. Even though this visit was a special treat, we would gladly come back and order the same items again because they are worth it! The dim sum from the steamy and crispy sections is about $6.50 per order and the bao buns are $9 per 2. And oh, we also had a dessert called Crispy Mini Bao with Lech Condensada. Wow! Simply scrumptious. We will be back again.

1800LUCKY: hip atmosphere with a bar AND a choice of Japanese (very tasty soups), Chinese dim sum and Vietnamese, satay bar, Poke bar, Japanese ice cream bar and Vietnamese coffee shop. I see a spot for a DJ with a sign that says shut up and dance and soon to be mask up and dance. Tasty food at ok prices in a hip atmosphere Is it authentic - yes to a degree but it needs more work for aficionados of Asian food. Don’t serve Chinese soup dumplings without a soup spoon . Miamians love their food - find ways to get them to love it so it becomes a regular craving - so tone down the superficiality and make it real. You have a good thing going here.