Recently, the quality not only in the food but also service -- has definitely improved. They have…read moreredeemed their place as my go-to dimsum restaurant in South Florida. They are always busy on the weekends with lines out the door but it makes for great dimsum cart service as the food is always fresh and hot. The dimsum varieties are also top notch, having the usual favorites but also some of the niche items including durian desserts etc. If you're not used to the loud hustle and bustle of an authentic chinese/dimsum restaurant, the ambience can feel overwhelming but tough it out and the food won't disappoint!

so disappointed I looked at reviews I drive 30 min for…read moregood food no flavor so blah even take out Chinese food is better that this one. live and learn

We came to Dumpling King to try their new lunch special menu, today we got 2 orders of soup…read moredumplings and fried chicken. The portion was big enough to feed two of us as small lunch/snack. We really enjoyed the soup dumplings and the fried chicken. If you haven't tried their lunch special yet, please stop hesitating and stop by. It was worth our twenty minutes drive, hopefully it will be worth yours! Let me know how you enjoyed it. The plaza offers limited parking spaces. I cant imagine how hectic it will be if it gets a little busy, but I am sure you will figure something out. Yes I would recommend this place to others and I would definitely be back again in the near future!

Will return. Pretty…read moresurprised and very glad to find a dumpling spot in this neck of the woods -:). We've - juicy bums XLB - pork dumpling - spicy wonton: really spicy All are delicious; XLB's juice is clear. This is one of the chain shops scattered across Florida, offering both take-out and dine-in. You order from the machine on the left side of the counter. The restaurant is bright and clean. The service is good: the young man asked us if we'd like some black vinegar and hot water (he said yes to me, bringing in my tea, when the restaurant had only one other couple): Thanks. I'm wondering if the creator(s) are from northeast China: the fillings, especially the dumplings, are very solid, and the wontons are chubby. An Asian woman is making the dumplings behind the glass window. The small logo on their black plastic tableware is thoughtful and appreciated.

Back again. Great place for family lunch. Amazing authentic & NYC Chinese cuisine. Service is…read morealways great food even better. Nice clean atmosphere to enjoy food with family. This time kept it simple chicken wings / chicken fried rice / beef lo mein. Definitely will be back

I had veggie with chicken tonight. It's so good !! Crispy veggies and very tender chicken and…read moreperfect . Every time I come visit Fort Lauderdale area, I stop by this restaurant. Owner is very sweet , too .

Dragon City is the place we go to when we crave good Chinese food. Everything we ordered today was…read morefantastic. They were a little busy with big tables. So it took a while for the server to come to our table and take our drink and food orders. But once they did, the food came out nonstop and we were thoroughly able to enjoy everything. One of my favorite things to get all times is the steamed oysters with ginger and scallions. The lobster with ginger and scallions is good too. If you like clams try the clams in black bean sauce. They have plenty of indoor seating spaces. They are located in a plaza that offers plenty of parking spaces. I would recommend this place to others and would visit again myself in the future.

I always enjoy coming to Dragon City. The food is pretty authentic Chinese cuisine -- flavorful,…read morefresh, and consistently satisfying. Service is quick, and everything comes out fast without sacrificing quality. The prices are on point for the portions and quality you get. Honestly, you can never go wrong here. It's a reliable spot when you're craving solid Chinese food.

The most delicious chinese boa buns!! Very creative, and the flavors are fused together perfectly.read more

From the owner: Monkeilicious is a restaurant on the wheels that devoted to show the other side of Chinese food…read more Every items are made from scratch by hand, using traditional recipes that were passed down by generations. From the best selling pork belly bao (steamed bun) sliders to the most tasty mango shrimp wonton, they are all traditional Chinese street food (Cantonese style) yet with a contemporary flavor profile. We offer beyond the average Chinese food that you can find everywhere, there are much more to Chinese food than fried rice and sweet and sour chicken. That's what Monkeilicious is all about.

We ordered take out tonight from Serious Dumplings for the first time. We grew up enjoying…read moreCantonese style food and so were looking forward to enjoying some dim sum. The Roast BBQ pork buns and the Peking duck buns were delicious. Just the right amount of sauce to add flavor without being overpowering. The pork and shrimp siu mai were flavorful. The pork dumplings were deep fried, not pan fried as I expected. Because of this, the filling inside was dry, but the sauce helped overcome this. The texture difference between the crispy dumpling and the soft inside was unexpected. The Har Gao Crystal Shrimp Dumplings were just OK. Without the sauce, it didn't have much flavor. The Vegetable Spring Rolls were crispy and the sweet and sour sauce was the perfect complement. The Dan Dan noodles was the only part of our dinner we didn't enjoy. The noodles felt overcooked and it lacked depth. It was spicy (which we didn't mind), but the noddles were pretty dry and didn't have a rounded flavor profile. They came with a small amount of meat on top. We will try some other items again another time. Hopefully by the next time, they will start serving soup dumplings.

Great spot to get good boba and good dumplings! I got the boba and small dumpling cup combo and…read moreloved it! It was a lot more filling than I thought it would be. I feel like you can split the dumpling cup between two people and then each person gets their own boba! The place itself is super casual, small, and simple, nothing crazy. They do have limited sitting so probably not the best for large groups, but definitely a great take out spot. Can't wait to come back and try out some more menu items!

Stumbled upon this new location by accident. We were headed to Leafy and I saw the Yip signage on…read morethe windows so I was curious. Keep in mind, the actual big sign to this place says "Wong's" but I found out that Yip just opened on 10.08.22 and they are waiting for their official Yip sign. This is a tiny location that accommodates takeout and delivery orders only. There is not seating with tables & chairs. There is one bench out in front you can sit down and eat at but other than that, it's a quick order and go kind of place. We've been to the Yip at 1-800-Lucky in Wynwood and the Yip in Aventura. Super stoked for this new location as it's more local. They had us at YIP and dumplings. The prices are fair and not super crazy for the dim sum options. They also offer Peking Duck, wings, fried rice, lo mein, soups and other options. We were here yesterday when we found out about Yip but went to dinner at Leafy. Today the kids wanted soup dumplings and shrimp dumplings. So guess where we ended up? You already know the answer. Got har gao (shrimp dumplings, pork xiao long Bao (soup dumplings) and cha siu bao bbq pork buns. The soup dumplings were legit but man I have a hard time comparing everyone's soup dumplings to Din Tai Ding's super thin soup dumpling skin. That does it for me. The kids seemed to really enjoy most of the items ordered today, so we have happy kids over here! The shrimp dumpling skin is way too thick. The kids didn't love it as much. They really enjoyed the soup dumplings best and then the bbq pork buns. Want to try other items on menu. Go see Jamie and tell her we sent you. She comes from the 1-800-Lucky location so this is a nice and quiet change of ambiance for her. Ha. In case you didn't know too, Yip is also owned by Gold Marquess in Pembroke Pines, which is our favorite dim sum spot in town. Woohoo! By the way, no cash accepted here so be prepared.

I love the bao buns and had been the only thing I tried from this place until today…read more Today we tried almost all the dim sum options. The Pork and Shrimp Dumplings were ok. My main reason of giving 3 starts is because they packed everything together in 2 boxes including the soy sauces inside the food packages and one of the soy sauces spilled all over the dumplings in the box that had the bao buns, the soy sauce had to be spoiled because it smelled like vinegar. The Bao buns were brown on one side and tasted like an overload of vinegar

First of all the service here is always great and attentive. The food is one of my favorites in the…read morearea, the appetizers are all great, including one of my favorites the cucumber salad. The dumplings are always spectacular. I particularly love the pork soup dumplings, the pork and chive steamed dumplings, and the duck bao. The entrees are also some of the best I've ever had. You cannot go wrong with the Broccoli Beef or for fans of spicy the Szechuan Chicken. The ambience of the place is very cute as well, they have a big cute dumpling guy statue by the door and a little robot with a cat face that helps to deliver drinks and food. Overall this is one of my favorite restaurants in Broward!!

Came here on a Tuesday evening with my family. It's in the Enson Market Plaza right by One…read morePlantation. Upon entering, there was no signage of whether we should seat ourselves, or wait. There was a sign stuck on the kiosk however, stating that the kiosk was for takeout orders only. The place was clean and well organized. We seated ourselves and my husband walked up to the counter to grab some printed menus we spotted. An employee appeared from elsewhere in the establishment and grabbed the menus and brought them to the table, leaving my husband awkwardly following him back to the table. My daughter saw the drink menu of teas and drinks and asked for an orange drink. I inquired from the server whether it was okay for kids, had any milk, and whether it was a juice or not. He informed me it was a syrup and it was a good choice for a kid. Upon receiving the drink, I tasted it and it tasted very strongly of green tea. Not something I would give to a child, but I guess I didn't specifically ask that question. My daughter was highly entertained by the robot server with a cat face that delivered our drink order. We continued optimistically and ordered the Peking Duck Bao, the Pork Soup Dumplings, the Chicken Sanji and the Fried Noodles with Shrimp. The Peking Duck tasted severely microwaved and dry. The skin was soggy and not at all appetizing, and there was one tiny sliver of green onion in one of the three bao. The pork soup dumplings were nothing to write home about, but were good overall. The dipping sauce that accompanied the dumplings was delicious and definitely added some flavor to the dumplings. The Chicken Sanji was a thick skinned bao dumpling and something I was looking forward to trying. It was lacking in flavor and the texture was not my favorite. It was accompanied by the same sauce as the soup dumplings. The fried noodles with shrimp dish was disappointing. The shrimp was perfectly cooked but the noodles and veggies lacked in both flavor and texture. All the veggies were soggy, and the noodles were coated in a sauce that lacked any type of flavor. It was just... sad. My daughter was provided with some cute kitty kids reusable chopsticks that she did use, so that was something that added a little value to our visit. Our check was around $65 before tip, and I have to say we will not be back.