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Healthy food in a snap

Snap Kitchen unveils fresh new format at its Skillman location

CultureMap Create
Sep 29, 2026 | 12:15 pm
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The Texas-born brand known for its fresh, chef-crafted prepared meals unveiled Snap Kitchen & Market at its location at Skillman Street and Mockingbird Lane in central Dallas.

The remodeled store keeps Snap’s high-quality prepared meals at its heart while adding a curated marketplace of premium, locally sourced, and Snap-prepared foods, selected to meet the quality and nutritional standards customers have come to expect from Snap.

Under the banner Texas Grown & Prepared, Snap Kitchen & Market brings the feel of a farmers market to Snap’s established neighborhood Skillman store. Customers can grab the entrées, proteins, and breakfast items they rely on throughout the week, while now having access to a broader selection of thoughtfully sourced foods — all in one convenient stop.

Snap Kitchen Chef Lorena prepares meals.Photo courtesy of Snap Kitchen

This new format reflects how customers are increasingly using Snap as more than a destination for prepared meals. As shoppers look for convenient ways to stock their kitchens with high-quality, better-for-you foods, Snap Kitchen & Market brings more of those everyday essentials together under one roof, with the same emphasis on quality, transparency, and thoughtful sourcing that has defined Snap’s prepared meals for more than 15 years.

New offerings now at Skillman include:

  • Specialty pantry: Snap-prepared sauces and spices, honey, jams, ferments, and spreads
  • Artisan bakery: Fresh sourdough and refined-sugar-free treats from Texas bakers
  • Marinated proteins: Ready-to-cook premium cuts, prepared in Snap’s own kitchens and free of seed oils
  • Dairy: Local creameries and clean-label staples
  • Fresh produce: Seasonal organic fruits and vegetables
  • Expanded snacks and drinks: A wide variety of better-for-you Texas-based brands

“Our Skillman customers have long trusted us for their weekly meals, so we asked how we could expand our assortment to further support their desire to eat healthy, high-quality foods,” said Steve Bloom, CEO of Snap Kitchen.

He adds, “Snap Kitchen & Market is our response: bringing the same standards we apply to our prepared meals to a broader selection of Texas-grown, Texas-made, and thoughtfully sourced foods. We’ve done the vetting and sourcing, so our customers can shop with the confidence that everything in the store meets our demanding culinary and nutritional standards.”

Customers can continue to shop Snap Kitchen in the way that best fits their day, whether that means browsing the full selection in the newly remodeled store or ordering online for pickup or delivery.

Skillman is the first Snap Kitchen location to debut the new Snap Kitchen & Market concept, with plans to bring the experience to other locations across the DFW, Austin, and Houston markets in the coming months.

To celebrate, Skillman will host a Grand Reveal on Sunday, October 4, 9 am-8 pm, followed by a series of free in-store events throughout the month, including chef tastings, meet-and-greets with local makers whose products are featured on the shelves, and a Q&A with Snap’s registered dietitian.

New customers can use code CM50 for 50 percent off their first order of $75 or more through December 31.

Join Snap Kitchen & Market at 4115 Skillman St., Dallas, TX 75206. For more information, head to snapkitchen.com or follow @snapkitchen on Instagram.

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Dumplings and dim sum star at new Chinese restaurant in Lewisville

Teresa Gubbins
Sep 29, 2026 | 3:01 pm
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An Asian restaurant featuring two foodie favorites has landed in Lewisville: Called L's Dumplings, it just opened on the Lewisville/Carrollton border at 2560 King Arthur Blvd. #128, where it's doing dumplings and Hong Kong-style dim sum.

L's is named for the chef-owner, Chuxin Liu, who took over the lease from the previous tenant, Z's Wok, another Asian restaurant, in the Castle Hills Village Shops & Plaza — joining other tenants such as Ramen Akira, Moonglow, Kanzi Sushi & Hibachi, and Pie 314 pizzeria.

"We chose Castle Hills because the area has so many residents who are missing delicious Chinese food," Liu says. "We want to be that place that neighbors go to for good food and service."

Liu previously worked as chef in Houston, then moved to Dallas and worked in Frisco. This is his first restaurant. He's still in soft opening mode, but nonetheless with an expansive menu that includes dim sum-style dishes, dumplings, and even Chinese-American staples like General Tso's Chicken.

Dim sum can have different meanings. The dim sum that people get most excited about is the classic dim sum brunch where servers push wheeled carts through the dining room, stacked with buns and ultra-traditional dishes. Dallas' best known dim sum spot is Kirin Court, which has locations in Richardson and Plano, where they host dim sum with carts every day.

L's Dumplings does not have room for cart service, but it does have a dim sum menu with a dozen dishes you'd find at a traditional dim sum brunch: beef tripe, black pepper short ribs, siu mai topped with roe, Chinese broccoli in oyster sauce, steamed pork ribs with garlic, sticky rice chicken, wontons, and chicken feet in black bean sauce.

Their dim sum menu also incorporates a few dumplings: shrimp dumplings; crystal dumplings with cilantro and shrimp; and Teochew crystal dumplings — called crystal because they're noted for having a very translucent, almost crystalline skin.

Dumplings are L's other big specialty, offered in more than a dozen varieties that include:

  • soft steamed dumplings such as beef, pork & chive, and chicken & corn
  • pan-fried dumplings with a crispy bottom, filled with pork or shrimp
  • soup dumplings, famous for containing broth inside the wrapper, creating an especially juicy filling

"All of the dumplings and dim sum are handmade by myself," Liu says.

Wisely, he also accommodates those old-school Dallas diners who live by Chinese takeout — serving familiar staples such as kung pao chicken, sweet & sour chicken, fried rice stir-fried noodles, and buns, priced from $16 to $22. Dumplings are a deal, with 3 to 6 dumplings going for $6 to $10.

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