Li Wah - Cleveland

Dim sum brunch served literally a la cart. We arrived Sunday right at 10am when they opened. The restaurant is located right inside Asia Plaza on the left. We were seated and served tea. We looked at the menu and found what we wanted but no one came around to take our order. After a few minutes, carts loaded with dishes began making their way around the restaurant. They would stop and you got to grab whatever looked good. We were quite hungry so we grabbed some sesame buns to start. They had a great rice and bean filling that was surprisingly sweet. The next cart had the goods that we were looking for, rice noodle shrimp rolls and shumai. Wow, were these good. Dipping them into a mixture of the provided soy sauce and chili oil really made them pop. The next time around the woman with the cart insisted we try a fried shrimp ball. She was right and the sauce it came with was delightful. Last we grabbed some potstickers, also wonderful. We took our receipt up and paid for our meal. The restaurant is large and had a good number of tables filled by the time we left. I?m looking for more brunch experiences like this in 2022.

I revisted this restaurant today and haven't been here in a while. We ate lunch, and it was still the best like before. The servers are friendly and very helpful. Our order was made and served hot in a nice, timely manner. The servers and once the manager also kept checking back with us, which is great customer service

This is a very nice restaurant whether your on a cute date night, or out with family friends. Service was fast and prompt and food was delicious and the drinks! We tried the shrimp dumplings, bbq pork sticky buns, crab Rangoon, and fried chicken, and tasty dessert

My favorite dim sum were the fried shrimp balls and the shrimp and cilantro dumplings. The bacon rolls were a little too rich. Didn?t really like the sticky rice. Everyone was super nice and service was very quick.

I always love coming here, it?s the closest dim sum place for me that actually has good food. It?s definitely worth the drive in my opinion, just don?t get there right when they open as they?re still preparing some of the fried dim sum dishes.