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Din Ding Dumpling House

4.2 (540 reviews)
Closed 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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Xiao Long Bao
Lynn N.

My friends and I came here for lunch and we had a good time. We came with a party of six and had to wait about 20 minutes before getting a table. Inside has lots of seating, and it is pretty tight. We placed our order and the food came out soon after. Every item we got was devoured. My favorite in particular was the tomato egg noodle! Every item with spice had a healthy taste of the chili oil. The XLBs are up to par. I also liked the sweet and sour ribs, but they were a bit boney. My only complaint was service and how they were less attentive. We had to ask for water refills often. Regardless, we had a good time!

Chow mein combo
Aaron L.

We were looking for a place to eat on our way home and this popped up so we thought we would swing by. Got in around 5ish so it wasnt crowded. Parking is plenty and we got seated right away. They have booths and tables and they have really large tables for larger parties of 6 or more. This place makes their dumplings and noodles by scratch and you can taste the difference. We had the combo chow mein, salt and pepper pork chops, string beans, bao buns with pork belly. Everything was scrumptious. Even the string beans were good and I dont even like string beans. Service was amazing, the lady who waited on us even took the time to pack all of our leftovers and chat with us. It was a great experience and I highly recommend. This is our new dumpling-go-to-place! Gastro Maestro Approved!

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Chika M.

The portion sizes were pretty big for the price, I thought everything exceeded expectations. I liked how much food was in the soup dumplings, they were very thick. Also really liked the crispy dumpling. The rice was so good too, at first with the lack of color I thought it was gonna be flavorless, but it wasn't at all. I really enjoyed the noodles too. I guess the "worst" thing was the cucumbers, only because I felt like the flavor was dripping off the veggies, but it was still super good. Can't wait to come back here.

Irena S.

Came here on a Friday for lunch while we were in the area, party of 2, around 12noon ish. Wasn't crowded, got seated immediately. We got cucumber salad, some XLB, and a couple other dishes. My dad and I are a fan of their union city location and so we figured we would come experience this! Pros: - Quality holds up compared to the other location. Delicious XLB, great noodles. - a more modern look and feel compared to the other location! -XLB skin is well made where the soup doesn't leak easily, really great ratio of skin to meat - Really efficient service - you can have a conversation but not feel like you can hear everyone's convo around you - Clean - Easy to order menu - clean bathroom - Prices are reasonable for what you get Cons: - street parking only, I can imagine it must get busy around dinner time or weekends. I felt like weekday lunch was honestly the easiest and best time to enjoy stress-free Otherwise, 10/10 will come again

Jo W.

We came on a Saturday for dinner. The dumplings here are really good, BUT DANG, the staff were AGGRESSIVE AF with trying to kick us out of the restaurant! They kept checking on us, and brought the check during the middle of our meal. Rude. We had hardly finished when they told us, "Sorry we have other customers," and kicked us out. Dang. We were just trying to enjoy our dinner. There's better dumpling places to go to without aggressive AF waitstaff micromanaging your time when you're just trying to enjoy good company and conversation over good food.

Dee L.

From what I observed on neighboring tables, the portions here are overall quite generous, definitely the kind of place that doesn't believe anyone should leave hungry. The crab dumplings looked promising at first glance, but the skins lacked that satisfying QQ chewiness, which usually hints that the dough wasn't freshly kneaded. The filling itself could also have been a bit more tender and delicate in texture. The seafood noodle soup was comforting enough, though the broth lacked the depth and wok-kissed aroma you'd expect from properly pan-fried seafood ingredients. It needed a little more鲜味 to really bring the bowl to life. The potstickers were decent, especially with their nicely crisped bottoms, but the filling seemed marinated a touch too heavily in soy sauce. The meat came out unusually dark in color, slightly overpowering the natural sweetness and flavor of the pork. Still enjoyable , just leaning a bit too hard into the "grandma's secret soy sauce stash" energy.

Bryan C.

This is the more high-end looking Din Din Dumpling location in Union city, their menu selections are a subset of the original Din Din Dumpling shop and based on the interior decoration of the restaurant, it is quite obvious that they are trying to make this location looks more like a cheaper version of Din Tai Fung. With that said, the quality of their food are quite good, we ordered the Pork & Crab XLB, Hot oil noodles with Pork, and Northern Style Crispy Pork with Peach Sauce. The fillings of the XLB are very juicy & delicious, and the noodles are also very good, the Crispy Pork is like an upgraded version of sweet and sour pork that did not impress us. but overall we are pretty happy about the dishes and would recommend them.

Harmanjeet K.

This was our first time dining at the Fremont location and the food and service were just amazing! The experience was completely different and so great compared to the other location we visited previously. We requested a bigger table and were given one after we entered our spot on the I pad near the entrance. We ordered: 2 Xiong long bao Fish in black bean sauce White rice Shrimp and pork dumplings in spicy sauce Tea Hot and sour soup Chocolate strawberry xiong long bao Everything was delicious! The black bean sauce was smooth and full of umami. The fish was soft and succulent. Xiong long bao were beautifully encased in a thin wrapper with a good amount of filling. Best original xiong long bao in the Bay for sure! Tea was delicious and all other items including the white rice were amazing. Service was quick and very humble. I love it when the dining experience is wholesome. We left with full stomachs and lots of good memories. We'll definitely be back

Kristine S.

Came here for lunch and it was just okay. Combination fried rice as ok. Thought the chicken meat (I think it was chicken) was dry. Got the shrimp and pork dumpling and this was okay too. Nothing special about it. Definitely had to add the ginger to give it some flavor. The spicy pork and shrimp was good but definitely needed more spice. The veggie peanut that they gave was ok. Service was ok. Food came out relatively quick. The place does need to be remodeled. The tables were chipped and some of the plates were as well.

Good food, fast service, and a great overall experience! We had the Spicy Beef Noodle Soup, which was incredibly comforting and full of flavor. We also ordered the pork dumplings and Mongolian beef, both of which were delicious. Don't leave without trying their adorable custard buns--they're as cute as they are tasty!

Pork and crab XLB
Jarod N.

Din Ding is a classic Fremont food stop, so naturally we had to take our visiting German colleagues here for their last dinner in the States. This Fremont location is nicely situated in Fremont's downtown shopping district and has a very modern feel to it, while staying grounded with the decor. There are lots of tables accommodating different sized parties, and we were able to call ahead to claim a large round table for our party of 8 on a Thursday night. The restaurant was full by dinner time even on a weekday night, which was nice to see. Wait staff were attentive and food came out extremely fast. The restaurant was even nice enough to give us an additional special dessert on the house without us even asking! How sweet! Pork XLB and pork&crab XLB: Good but wish it was hotter Pork potstickers: Good, flavorful filling Shrimp toast: Never had this before but my coworker stands by it. It was really good! Chinese donut with shrimp and sriracha mayo on top Stir fried green beans: Super flavorful with red chili and bits of pork, some people's fave dish Combo fried rice and combo chow mein: Both good, not too dry Strawberry truffle chocolate XLB: Copycat of DTF except I've never had DTF's. An explosion of chocolate fudge in my mouth I wasn't expecting Piggy custard buns: Didn't try but they said it was good Special red bean dessert: Basically bao bun with red bean filling, not too sweet

Mongolian beef
Alicia M.

Tried this dumpling spot for the first time and overall, I was impressed! The food came out pretty quickly, which was nice considering how busy the restaurant was. The Mongolian beef was definitely the star of the meal. The beef was incredibly tender, and the broth was rich, flavorful, and comforting. I wasn't a huge fan of the combination fried rice since it tasted a little too egg-heavy for my liking. The shrimp and pork chili wontons were just okay. They had a strange peanut butter-like aftertaste that I wasn't expecting, and I'm not sure if it came from the sauce, but they weren't my favorite. Also, despite being labeled as chili wontons, they weren't spicy at all--at least not for me. On the sweeter side, the strawberry and chocolate dumplings were surprisingly good and a fun way to end the meal! The restaurant was packed, especially for a Friday dinner rush, but the waitlist moved quickly. We only waited about 12 minutes to be seated, which was a pleasant surprise. I'd definitely come back and try more items from the menu!

Special hot oil noodle with pork
Han-Nha T.

This has a more upscale ambiance than the older one, but the resturant is smaller, so fewer large tables which is what this food is best for. Servers are also newer, seems less coordinated. Same great food though! Go for dumplings and noodles.

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Ask the Community - Din Ding Dumpling House

Is Din Ding open on Christmas Eve? We want to treat our family.

They usually iOS. Christmas Eve . Best to call them to confirm and also make a reservation.

Do they allow dogs inside the restaurant? o.k. thank you. Just wondering why the Yelp page states…

No. The seating and tables are too close together and sanitation of the restaurant wouldn't allow dogs.

What's the phone number to this location? I tried calling the number listed on the website (same as the one where on Yelp) to make a reservation and got some lady answering saying "No English" and hung up.

The phone number is correct. I called once to make reservations, and they told me to just come in. They weren't busy at the time so it's hard to tell if they don't take reservations or if it was just because they weren't busy.

As of this writing (12/30/24) do they serve dim sum on carts? If so, is it for lunch or dinner or both? Thx

Nope. You order from a menu

Do you take reservations?

Yes

Do you use MSG in your food items?

Extra MSG.

Is there a parking?

There is surrounding street parking

Do they have lunch menu?

No. Everything is the same price at lunch and dinner service. You might be thinking about Dough Zone, which does have lunch specials.

Is there outdoor seating?

I don't think so.

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Shanghai Flavor

Shanghai Flavor

3.9
(246 reviews)
4.9 mi
$$

Food: Verified by our coworker from Shanghai: AUTHENTIC. The flavors are really great! Especially…read moretheir pot! You get so many things, including glass noodles, vegetables, seafood and meat; and the broth! Best taste ever. Their steam rice is really good as well and definitely be mindful with their portion haha. Ambiance: clean and comfortable! Service: can't describe how welcoming and attentive the staff were. We're offered good recommendations and service. Personally, I spoke mandarin and bringing someone who can speak mandarin does make a difference!

A fairly authentic little Shanghai-style restaurant. The decor is simple but clean and spacious…read more The staff are all very friendly. Mushroom with Gluten Noodle - 4/5 The mushroom and gluten were well prepared, though the flavor was a bit on the mild side. The noodles were the thin type, probably just standard packaged noodles. Shanghai Style Fried Prawns - 3/5 There are two options: one with regular prawns, and one with river shrimp. We chose the river shrimp. The overall flavor was much milder than the authentic version--it lacked sweetness, and the dish didn't have the rich red and glossy look it usually should. Bean Curd with Vegetables - 5/5 This dish was a pleasant surprise, capturing the taste of spring--very light and refreshing. Lightly drizzled with sesame oil and chilled for a while, every bite felt fresh and cleansing, with a lingering aroma. Shanghai Veggie and Pork Rice Cake - 5/5 Highly recommended. The rice cakes were stir-fried to a perfect soft and chewy texture. The combination of vegetables and shredded pork brought out a deliciously savory flavor.

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Indoor the restaurant
Indoor the restaurant
Water Bamboo with Green Pepper & Pork ($15.95)
Water Bamboo with Green Pepper & Pork ($15.95)
New dish:shanghainese shrimp in soy sauce

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New dish:shanghainese shrimp in soy sauce
House of Dumplings

House of Dumplings

3.8
(1.1k reviews)
3.1 mi
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The food is great!!! Authentic Chinese food! Customer service is great and the lady will always…read morerecommend great dishes if unsure what to order. Food Spicy dumplings 11/10 my favorite!!! Pork and chive dumplings 10/10 Combo chow mein 10/10 Sweet and sour chicken 10/10 String beans (they will be oily since the tofu is fried) 9/10 Spicy beef noodle soup 9/10 Walnut shrimp 10/10 Overall 9/10 Must try!! I wish I could've gotten most pics but the food was soo good we didn't think of snapping more lol

I usually order my dinner through DoorDash. I noticed that during dinner time, this restaurant has…read morea buy-one-get-one-free deal on their beef noodle soup. The broth is rich and flavorful, the noodles are delicious, and the beef chunks are both tender and pleasantly chewy. I personally highly recommend it. When I used to visit them before, I would usually only order dumplings, so this was actually an unexpected discovery. I strongly recommend their corn and chicken dumplings, radish and beef dumplings, and sauerkraut and lamb dumplings. 我通常都是用DoorDash去點我的晚餐,我發現晚餐時間點這家店,牛肉麵是買一送一。濃郁的湯頭和好吃的麵條,加上口感Q彈和柔軟的牛肉塊,我本人非常的推薦。我以前去光臨他們家通常都是只點水餃而已,這算是意外的發現。我強力推薦他們家的玉米雞肉水餃、蘿蔔牛肉、酸菜羊肉水餃。

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Braised pork belly 红烧肉
Braised pork belly 红烧肉
Braised pork ribs 红烧排骨
Braised pork ribs 红烧排骨
Pork with salted vegetables 梅菜扣肉

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Pork with salted vegetables 梅菜扣肉
Shanghai Delight

Shanghai Delight

3.7
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Good price, solid food. It's in rotation for our Chinese restaurants…read more Love their pork wrapped with tofu skin, soup, and noodles. Good textures, although do lean a little sweet for Shanghai food. Pretty cheap for the quality and quantity. Can be a little oily so get more veggie/soup dishes to balance your palate. Usually have at least a couple tables open and fairly quick service.

Tasty Shanghainese comfort food…read more Had a meal at Shanghai Delight in Milpitas and ordered the Shanghai-style chow mein, Mongolian beef, and xiao long bao. The Shanghai-style chow mein noodles had a great chewy texture and were packed with savory flavor without being overly greasy. The Mongolian beef was tender and flavorful with a nice balance of sweet and savory sauce that paired perfectly with rice. The xiao long bao were also enjoyable, with delicate wrappers and a flavorful broth inside. They arrived hot and were a great addition to the meal. Service was friendly and attentive, and the food came out quickly even during a busy dining period. The vibe is casual and family-friendly, making it a comfortable place for sharing dishes with friends and family. It's the kind of neighborhood restaurant that's easy to return to when you're craving comforting Chinese food. Overall, a solid spot for Shanghainese favorites and satisfying flavors. I'd come back to try more dishes from the menu.

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咸豆漿腐皮青江菜 very unique
咸豆漿腐皮青江菜 very unique
Salty egg stuffed meat balls

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Salty egg stuffed meat balls
Bing's Dumpling

Bing's Dumpling

4.1
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This is my first time at Bing's and it seems like from reviews, there's been a change in ownership…read moreand quality of food. I am no OG attendee but...I personally thought their dumplings were AMAZING! I was craving xiao long baos so bad. Their XLB was the best I've had in the bay--when I bit into the skin, it was a mouthful of delicious broth. Many other XLB spots could barely produce as much broth as Bing's. The skin was also perfectly QQ. We also ordered their classic pork and cabbage dumplings. Wow. So flavorful and clean. They don't skimp on the meat portions here, that's for sure. Lastly, we got their braised beef noodle soup. Noodles were consistent and QQ, though the broth was a little bland. Albeit, this is a dumpling spot after all! Service was great--food came out super fast and water was always refilled. Perhaps the establishment has taken in the feedback already bc tbh I am not seeing what the negative reviews were talking about hahaha! Perfect mom and pop vibes all around! I WILL BE COMING BACK

Look, I've been seeing this place get pooped on since they reopened. I differ from the harsher…read morereviews... Keep in mind, this place is in a soft opening phase. They just reopened. The staff and I think the kitchen is different now, and the food is different. The kid serving us seemed like the owners son. This place looked staffed by the owner and spouse, and our server looked about 16 and clearly wanted to be elsewhere. OK, maybe he doesn't know his stuff, and maybe he's got work to do. Maybe he's never seen great customer service, but this place got a little busy before we left, and honestly, they looked in the weeds, and acted like it. My first day as a server way back in whenever, I was at On the Border in Milpitas and I spilled a tray full of cokes on a dude. I tend to give a lot of leeway. No, this is not the Bings Dumplings we knew. I posted a snap of the Beef Noodle soup. The wife didn't love the noodles; they had too much sogginess and no really texture to them. The broth seemed rushed and there wasn't much depth of flavor. I've had worse. The torn cabbage was pretty good. The new chefs are putting some numbing spicy into the dishes so there was a nice heat that I enjoyed. For me though this dish is always better with some chopped up pork belly which holds a bit of sweet and sourness, and really adds to the dish. I actually enjoyed the cabbage salad and it had good flavor and depth, just not a lot of heat. I loved Mingles Mangos version, but they closed. The Zhajiangmian (looked it up), seemed to be up to my kids' standards, so no complaints. Look, give them time to grow. Give them time to establish their menu and I think they'll be a perfectly repeatable restaurant. I don't know if they'll ever achieve the status of the original, and I'm really sad it's gone now. But this place wasn't bad; we'll go back in a month or so to see how they are doing and how the food has progressed.

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Inside. You can see the open kitchen.
Inside. You can see the open kitchen.
Cucumber Salad
Cucumber Salad
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Inside looking towards the back and payment register.

Din Ding Dumpling House - dimsum - Updated July 2026

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