A fantastical celebration of eating... A gallery of exquisitely drawn dim sum adorns the endpapers - Observer

A child takes a fantastical journey to the Dim Sum Palace... Both the theme and look are reminiscent of Maurice Sendak's In the Night Kitchen... A real (delicious) trip - Kirkus

A sumptuous homage to Maurice Sendak's In the Night Kitchen - The New York Times

Fang's delightful story about a nighttime kitchen adventure has shades of Maurice Sendak . . . but Liddy is a force unto herself. Full of finelined crosshatching and a saturated color palette, Fang's artwork is deliciously off-kilter, with flattened and blocky figure designs and a fanciful sense of scale underscoring the charming imagination of Liddy's dream. Food-loving kids eagerly anticipating a special treat will easily recognize Liddy's wide-eyed excitement - and probably end up asking for a snack - Starred Review, Booklist

A child eager for dim sum takes a surreal nighttime journey in Fang's solo debut, reminiscent of Maurice Sendak's In the Night Kitchen. . . . Winningly whimsical - Publishers Weekly

A delightful celebration of food, culture, and family traditions - The Horn Book

A savory delight for young readers who enjoy dreaming about food as much as eating it - School Library Journal

Every page emanates exuberant energy via Fang's stylized graphite and digitally colored illustrations - Shelf Awareness

A brilliant debut that is almost good enough to eat... Inspired by childhood memories of epic dim sum feasts, X. Fang's glorious picture book is a delicious adventure with a loving helping of food, family and culture - Shelf Editions, Book of the Month

A deliciously off-kilter picture book that looks almost good enough to eat - The Times

Liddy's dream adventure has everything to tickle the reading tastebuds of youngsters, its celebration of food, early life, and family totally irresistible. Expect everyone to demand a trip to the nearest Dim Sum Palace after reading - LoveReading4Kids

X. Fang is a visual artist and maker of books for young readers. Born in Taichung, Taiwan, raised in Atlanta, Georgia, she now lives in rural Maine with her husband and their dog, Pamela. Dim Sum Palace is X. Fang's first picture book.