Austin, TX
Xu Xu’s Dumplings Opens Food Truck in Austin, Texas
Xu Xu’s Dumplings, the beloved name in handcrafted, authentic Chinese dumplings, is taking its culinary artistry on the road with the official launch of its brand-new food truck in Austin. Located at 910 E Cesar Chavez Street, the mobile kitchen will open its service window to the public on October 24, 2025, marking an exciting new chapter for the brand and for Austin’s thriving street food scene.
For years, Xu Xu’s Dumplings have been synonymous with the perfect blend of flavor, tradition, and craftsmanship. With each dumpling meticulously folded by hand, the brand has built a loyal following for its authentic approach and commitment to freshness. Now, Austin residents and visitors can enjoy these delicate creations right in the heart of the city – from lunchtime crowds to late-night food lovers.
A Taste of Tradition, Served the Austin Way
Every dumpling that comes out of the Xu Xu’s Dumplings kitchen reflects a deep respect for culinary heritage. Recipes have been passed down through generations of the Xu family, focusing on balance, texture, and flavor harmony. Using only fresh, locally sourced ingredients, the team ensures that every bite delivers the warmth and authenticity of home-style Chinese cooking.
At the same time, the food truck brings a fresh, modern edge that captures Austin’s creative energy. “Austin has always been about creativity and culture – that’s exactly what we wanted to capture,” said James Xu, Co-Founder of Xu Xu’s Dumplings. “We’re combining time-honored methods with Austin’s modern, adventurous food spirit.”
From traditional pork and chive dumplings to innovative regional specials featuring bold spices and vegetarian fillings, the menu reflects both respect for the classics and a willingness to experiment. The truck will feature a rotating selection of dumplings and small plates, ensuring there’s always something new for customers to try.
Where Tradition Meets the Street
Austin’s food truck scene is one of the most dynamic in the nation, known for its fusion of global flavors and laid-back atmosphere. The Xu Xu’s Dumplings team designed their truck not only as a mobile kitchen but also as an experience – where the aroma of steamed dumplings and sizzling potstickers invites passersby to pause, taste, and enjoy.
The truck’s location at 910 E Cesar Chavez Street was carefully chosen for its vibrant mix of locals and travelers. Nestled near some of Austin’s busiest culinary corners, it offers the perfect spot for foodies seeking something both comforting and elevated. Whether it’s a quick lunch, an afternoon snack, or a post-event meal, Xu Xu’s Dumplings aims to bring the community together, one bite at a time.
Commitment to Craft and Community
Beyond the food itself, Xu Xu’s Dumplings remains committed to sustainability and supporting local suppliers. By sourcing ingredients from nearby farms and using eco-friendly packaging, the brand ensures that its growth aligns with Austin’s environmentally conscious spirit.
The grand opening on October 24 promises to be a flavorful celebration of culture and creativity. Guests will be able to sample the brand’s signature handmade dumplings, meet the founders, and experience firsthand the passion that has fueled the brand’s journey.
As Xu Xu’s Dumplings enters this exciting new phase, it continues to uphold its simple mission: to make every bite memorable.
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AUSTIN, Texas — After Senator Charles Perry vowed to introduce another bill to ban THC in Texas next legislative session, an Austin cannabis shop owner is urging lawmakers to find a middle ground.
Estella Castro owns Austinite Cannabis Co., a family-owned shop that makes and sells cannabis and hemp products.
Austinite Cannabis Co. (Photo: CBS Austin/Audrey Wong)
Her business has faced a potential THC ban before. During the 2025 legislative session, Senate Bill 3 attempted to enact a broad ban on all cannabinoids except CBD and CBG.
Castro says she was most worried for her customers. “It was a big initial hit of like, what are we gonna do? How are we gonna pivot? How are we gonna keep the doors open for everybody to keep their jobs?” she said.
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That bill passed, but was later vetoed by Governor Greg Abbott. Similar legislation failed to pass during the subsequent special session.
However, the possibility of a total ban bill being introduced and passed next session could spell trouble for Austinite Cannabis.
During a hearing Tuesday, July 7, Senator Charles Perry vowed to present such a bill next session as public officials, medical experts, and others discussed THC’s medical uses, effects on minors, and regulation.
Castro says over half of the store’s revenue comes from products that contain THC.
“I would say it’s about a 60/40 split: 60% THC and 40 CBD… So feel like it is a huge number that affects my store in so many ways,” she said.
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She feels that a total ban on THC would negatively affect multiple parties.
“Banning it is just hurting the consumer,” she said. “Making the consumer go and find a street dealer… killing any dispensaries… it’s gonna hurt your small business owner.”
If another THC ban bill is written, it will be introduced during the next legislative session, which begins in January 2027.
In the meantime, Castro’s two stores will continue to operate as normal. She hopes lawmakers will think twice about instituting a complete ban on THC.
“I feel like we’re better than that, you know, we’re Texas,” she said. “We need to find some middle ground where it’s not a complete ban, and we can still be able to come together.”
AUSTIN (KXAN) – Trevor Goosby is a projected first-round pick in the upcoming 2027 NFL Draft. The Texas offensive lineman anchors the group up front for one of the best teams in the country and was named a preseason All-American by Walter Camp.
But his football career felt in jeopardy when he was in high school.
“That was kind of my biggest question,” said Goosby. “I was really nervous because would I be the same football player coming back?”
Goosby was born with a congenital heart defect and had open-heart surgery when he was just 16 years old. He wasn’t sure how this would change his everyday life, including his football career.
“Definitely a lot of nerves just because you’re getting your ribs cracked open essentially and getting your heart worked on…It was a scary moment. I remember driving up to the hospital super nervous.”
Goosby was able to recover and become a great football player. He said not only has he become a person in learning to fight through adversity, but it helped him as a player as well with improved endurance.
Now, the star Longhorn is giving back as much as possible.
Goosby hosted a camp in Austin to benefit the Children’s Heart Foundation. The organization works to fund research on congenital heart defects.
The offensive tackle is matching all donations up to $20,000 made to the Children’s Heart Foundation through the event and campaign.
“It means a lot to me just because of the heart condition I did have back when I was 16. That just kind of changed my life. I just want to bring awareness to that.”
The camp was at Hyde Park High School in Northwest Austin. Goosby spoke about what he hopes the young campers took away from the event.
“I think it’s just more than football. Football is a big part of what I do but it’s not who I am…I just want to show all these kids that I’m just another great guy and just someone they can look up to.”
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