Nana's 点心饺子馆拟进军 Frisco：8725平方英尺新店已备案，2027年3月完工
位于德克萨斯州的 Frisco 市（地处 Denton 县与 Collin 县）是 Dallas 北郊华人聚居增长较快的区域之一。据餐饮行业媒体 WhatNow 10月21日报道，连锁品牌 Nana's Dim Sum and Dumplings（Nana's 点心饺子馆）计划在 Frisco 开设新店，项目已向德州执照与监管部（TDLR）提交备案。
根据备案文件（项目编号 TABS2027003809），新店位于 Frisco 市 Preston Road 2401号，营业面积8725平方英尺，装修预算约50万美元。文件显示施工于2026年10月19日启动，目标2027年3月1日完工，工程性质为改建装修。物业业主登记为 Sun Frisco Corner LLC，承租人为 Damei Zheng。
Nana's 以手工点心为主打，菜单包括虾饺、烧卖、叉烧包、小笼包、蒸饺、煎饺及各式面食，另有牛肉卷饼、红油抄手、烤鸭包、鸡肉捞面等，强调传统中式配方与共享式用餐。该品牌目前在科罗拉多州、纽约州、俄克拉荷马州等地已有门店，Frisco 店是其布局德州北部的一步。
备案文件未公布具体开业日期。WhatNow 表示已向品牌方询问更多细节，尚待回复。（GSM 据 WhatNow 报道）
Nana's Dim Sum and Dumplings Plans Frisco Location: 8,725-Square-Foot Restaurant Filed, Completion Targeted for March 2027
FRISCO, Texas — Nana's Dim Sum and Dumplings plans to open a new location in Frisco, a fast-growing northern Dallas suburb in Denton and Collin counties with a growing Chinese community, according to a project filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) reported by WhatNow on October 21.
The filing, registered under project number TABS2027003809, places the restaurant at 2401 Preston Road, Frisco, TX 75034. It outlines an 8,725-square-foot renovation with an estimated cost of $500,000. Construction began on October 19, 2026, with completion targeted for March 1, 2027. The project is listed as a renovation and alteration, with Sun Frisco Corner LLC as property owner and Damei Zheng as tenant.
Nana's specializes in handmade dim sum and dumplings, including shrimp dumplings, shumai, bao, soup dumplings, steamed and pan-fried dumplings and noodle dishes, as well as beef pancake rolls, chili oil wontons, roast duck buns and chicken lo mein. The brand currently operates in Colorado, New York and Oklahoma, among other states.
The filing does not confirm an opening date. WhatNow said it had reached out to the brand for more details. (GSM, based on WhatNow reporting)
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图片来源：蒸笼点心示意图（非涉事门店实拍）。图片：Mshuang2，CC0，经 Wikimedia Commons（文件 Three dim sum in steamer basket.jpg）。 / Dim sum in a bamboo steamer, illustrative file photo (not the restaurant). Photo: Mshuang2, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.
