
Located in the heart of Federal Hill, Water Song blends authentic Yunnan recipes from southwest China with the bold, fiery flavors of Latin America. Enjoy dishes like ramen-stuffed burritos, bao sandwiches with fried chicken, and classic rice noodle soups that keep Baltimore coming back. A fun, creative spot where two cultures collide — Chinese Soul, Latin Spice.
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Address: 21 E Cross St, Baltimore, MD 21230
Phone: (443) 453-9948
Website: http://watersongkitchen.com/
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We ordered the following:
Garlic bok choy: 9.5/10 – wouldn’t change a thing and even increased the flavor of the mixian
Sautéed green bean: 10/10 well worth the price.
Crab Rangoon mozerella sticks: 10/10 whoever thought of this is a genius. Highly recommended.
Southern soul Bao Bun: 8/10 the bun was a little too thick.
Carne asada fríes: 8.5/10 very good just wished the fries were crispier. Asada was well seasoned.
Hot stone short rib mixian: 7/10 the broth was lacking body and the meat was unseasoned. Adding in the bok choy increased the flavor.
The food is rather good but they lack foot traffic. I think this place needs better outdoor decor to attract the eye. We were looking on purpose and almost passed it. Not having the ‘all you can eat lunch’ anymore and not having a liquor license puts them at a disadvantage to the other places in the area.
However, I ordered takeout last night and if I’m being honest, it’s the worst Chinese food I’ve ever had in my life.
I ordered the lemon grass ribs, absolute worst ribs I’ve ever had as you can see from the picture. They were dry overcooked under sauced completely underwhelming. I also ordered shrimp fried rice since the Carne Asada fried rice was not going to be made with the meat it’s usually made with and I ended up with this dry flame with rice with baby baby baby shrimp.
Overall, just not good food I’m sorry. And this little bit of food cost me almost $40.
On our drive back home from NYC, my wife and I stumbled across this amazing Asian restaurant in Baltimore—and wow, what a surprise!
The standout dishes? The ribs and the potato dish—absolutely incredible. The ribs were fall-off-the-bone tender and packed with flavor, and the potato dish was unlike anything we’ve had before—crispy, savory, and perfectly seasoned. Easily the best we’ve had in a long time.
What really made the experience even better was our waiter. Super friendly, welcoming, and really informative about the menu. He gave great recommendations and helped us understand some of the more unique dishes.
We weren’t planning to stop in Baltimore, but now we have a reason to come back. My wife and I will definitely be returning!
Absolutely get the sesame ball pastries for dessert, though. You’d be wrong not to do it.
Also, the staff is extremely nice and I got a larger serving in my order around New Year.
Don’t forget to try the pumpkin cakes for dessert!