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Authentic Soup Dumplings Arrive in Framingham
26 Mar
Summary
- Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings to open later this year.
- Restaurant known for handmade soup dumplings.
- Will feature open kitchen and diverse South Chinese dishes.
A new restaurant specializing in authentic South Chinese cuisine is slated to open in Framingham later this year. Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings will occupy the former Fresh Market space on Worcester Road, offering a unique dining experience with an open kitchen where patrons can observe the meticulous preparation of handmade soup dumplings. The brand, established in Queens, New York, in 2006, has garnered Michelin recommendations and plans to expand to 15 East Coast locations by the time the Framingham site debuts.
Nan Xiang is particularly renowned for its signature soup dumplings, including its innovative 'lucky six' colorful skins, each with a distinct flavor. The menu will also extend to other South Chinese specialties like pan-fried noodles, dim sum, shumai, and pork buns. The restaurant aims to enhance MetroWest's culinary diversity, serving as a comforting taste of home for those familiar with the cuisine and an exciting introduction for newcomers.
Strategically choosing locations near shopping centers like Shoppers World for high foot traffic and ample space, Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings anticipates a diverse clientele seeking authentic, quality food in a welcoming environment. The establishment plans to maintain affordable pricing, with an estimated cost of $40-$50 per person for food, excluding beverages. Construction is currently underway, with the opening dependent on the local permitting process.
