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if you're looking for a dining experience this is not your place - just simple plain dumplings and don't ask for any special combinations or mix of dumplings - you get what they got on the list - that's it. The duck dumplings were OK but the dipping sauce was a little weak - miso soup was pretty bland. Not a place that I plan to frequent.

Delicious, inventive dumplings, and healthy to boot. Not to mention service with a smile, and one of the best inventions in town: chocolate dumplings.

I used to really enjoy Rickshaw. It was a great place for a quick, light meal. Since then, the once-tasty dumplings have been replaced with smaller, drier ones. They have gone from getting my order right 95% of the time, to getting it right about 40% of the time. This is a BIG drawback in a place you get takeout; now I have to open the container, speeding the cooling of my already-lukewarm dumplings, to make sure they got it right. Also, lately when I order the salad with peanut dressing, they give me a container of "dressing" that is far too thick to be used as dressing. It won't even come out of the container, let alone lightly coat the greens. With great disappointment and after second, third, fourth and fifth chances, I've had to stop eating at this place.

I just came back from my first visit to the Rickshaw truck. Though I'm in serious food a coma, it was SO worth it! The service was really fast, despit a long line. And, most importantly, the dumplings were a-mazing! I had the pork and the chicken and basil. Highly recommend!

The food was ok, They got my order wrong twice so I just kept it as is. The dumplings were tasty but sticky and dry, so if they had been freshher than I would have liked them better. I did eat all of them though. Soup was good, and sesame noodles good, but its too fast foodie to be really great I guess. Would i go back? Yeah, maybe

These are not good dumplings. I don't know what's worse, the thick chewy skin or the tasteless brick of filling. I'll take that back, actually. The filling had a taste - an unpleasant one. I made it through two of these atrocities and literally jumped on the subway to chinatown for some nicely cooked, thin skinned pork and chives. I am SO OVER rickshaw!!

I love dumplings and was so looking forward to the visit here. I even splurged on "a sampler" of 6 for over $9 (at $1.50 per piece!). With the exception of the vegetarian dumpling, they were oddly similar. More importantly, while I waited for the assembly of the plate, I felt the cool air conditioning cooling my dumplings. Phooey on cold dumplings. The sauces had to provide whatever flavor could be gleaned from the array. So disappointing. I'll stick to Chinatown.