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Dough Zone Dumpling House - Downtown Bellevue

4.0 (440 reviews)
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Ruairi M.

Food was pretty good here. Went at a quiet time so service was pretty efficient. Inside was clean and the food was very tasty. Been to other locations before and this one was pretty nice. You just order yourself by scanning the QR code at your table so it's pretty easy to add on whatever you want, whenever you want.

Dan Dan noodles
Julia Z.

I love me some dough zone and this specific location gave me a $10 birthday coupon to come back!! Naturally we did and got our usual dishes. Having recently visited dtf and supreme dumplings, I'm convinced that dough zone makes the best noodles! And this time tried the spicy beef shank appetizer and it was mildly numbing and not too spicy at all and delicious! Also as a reminder, Costco sells gift cards to dough zone, which is a great deal if you come to dough zone haha :D

Pork Xiao Long Bao (8) 鲜肉小笼包 and Chicken Potstickers (6) 鸡肉锅贴
Sun S.

A trip to Bellevue is not complete until you have visited Dough Zone. Their pork Xiao long bao (soup dumplings) are so good. We also ordered chicken pot stickers and green onion pancake. I feel like the portions have decreased, which was a tad disappointing, but the flavours are still amazing. This particular location is huge, and there's usually plenty of space, but they do get pretty busy. The service is quick and the servers checked in constantly to make sure all is good. They also have a good program of rewarding repeat customers, which I believe is calculated if you use the same card for payment.

Chicken Potstickers (6) 鸡肉锅贴, Pork & Crab Meat Xiao Long Bao (8)  蟹肉小笼包, Pork Xiao Long Bao (8) 鲜肉小笼包
Miki M.

They serve your ginger as grated, so it's not as strong flavor for the mild ginger loving fans. I personally prefer mine to be stronger, so I asked for 2 more! The staff were attentive and food came out fairly quick. We were in and out within 30-45 minutes. The pork in the pan fried pork buns were juicy and tasted a lot like the pork in the pork XLB, though I wish the buns were a little bit crispier on the bottom. Beef stew was decent, though not the best I've had. The XLBs and dumplings were also decent.

Pumpkin Xiao Long Bao (5)  南瓜小笼包
Frank L.

So, the previous review, 5 stars solely for the Beef Noodle Soup no longer applies. Its nowhere what it used to be, but still serviceable. No longer a "must order," but not gonna complain if its brought to the table. Something I always wondered was why does DZ not have a chinese staple of fried rice?!? It took 8+ years, but they finally have it. The first few times we tried it, it was just meh, but the most recent version is improved. There is a noticeable attempt at DZ to improve whatever they serve and that is appreciated. While not as good as DTF fried rice, its good enough to order now, so do it! The pumpkin XLB? Nope. :) Always like ordering the Steamed Pork Buns, a MUST EAT while hot, do NOT let it get cold, just not the same if you let it sit. I wish the spicy pork won tons had more girth to them, they are just too small, so DZ, I hope you hear this, beef, or shall I say, Pork it up!

Onion pancake
Huong L.

First time at this location and we like it a lot because our kids enjoyed the food and they were able to walk/run around the restaurant :). We of course went during non-busy time so the kids were able to do it, but it's one of the bigger location so it's more spacious. It was pretty quiet when we were there so not too busy and it was pretty relaxing atmosphere Food wise: Pork Xiao long bao - standard Wonton soup - soup was bland. Wonton skin was thick, not my favorite Zhiang noodle -flavorful, yummy, kids love it Onion pancakes-- took a really long time for it to come out, and really thin Price was good for what we got. Overall, it's a good place to come with kids

Potstickers
Lyee C.

I had a reservation for three, and we were promptly seated on a Sunday evening. I'm glad we made the reservation earlier that evening, as there were several parties loitering around the entrance area. Dough Zone is great, with their XLB skins being thicker than other XLB restaurants, and their Q-Baos (fried buns) always delicious and rocking a crispy bottom and fluffy tops. The Dan Dan Noodles had great chew and I would pass on getting the Zha Jiang Mian in favor of... just more Dan Dan Noodles. The cucumber salad is fun (fun shape, like a dragon/snake?) but pales with less flavor than other spots. Restroom in the back, condiments (vinegar and soy sauce) on the table. Service is maybe another gripe as it was a rotating menagerie of servers who helped us at our table, but no one was felt really like they kept an eye on us and we ended up flagging down some staff to get our check so we could leave.

Emelina W.

Being ignored not only once when it's afternoon time. No staff at the front. Not tasting as good as before. Hope they could be the same as years ago with only 2 locations.

The spiral cut sweet & sour cucumber was fun
Kelli P.

Party of 3 here on a Thursday for a late lunch. Not really busy in the main dining area but a large group (20+) did arrive to use the private side room. First time here so we ordered a variety of dishes. We liked the unique way of ordering: we were given a sheet of paper with every menu item so we could mark quantities next to each item we wanted to order. Service was prompt and friendly. The Dan Dan noodles were fantastic, we had a couple different dumplings and wontons, all were delicious. The spiral cut sweet & sour cucumber was also a hit. The topper was the specialty Xiao Long Bao in pumpkin, just in time for Fall. After our meal we walked over to the Bellevue Downtown Park to enjoy the fountain and ducks. Great afternoon, we will return when in the area.

Emilie G.

Dough Zone in Downtown Bellevue is my go-to for consistent, delicious Chinese comfort food. Whether you are dining in or doing takeout, the quality is always top-notch. You absolutely cannot skip the Beef Wrap. It is easily my favorite item on the menu. The pancake is perfectly crispy and flaky on the outside, while the sliced beef inside is tender and seasoned just right. It's the perfect balance of savory and crunchy! Sweet & Sour Cucumbers: These are the perfect palate cleanser. They are incredibly refreshing, crunchy, and have just the right amount of tanginess to cut through the richer dishes. This location is very convenient, and the service is always efficient. For takeout, the packaging is great and keeps the food fresh and warm. It's a popular spot, so it can get busy, but it is well worth the wait.

Chicken soup dumplings
Sarah J.

Came here for lunch at noon! It wasn't super busy. Servers were attentive and food came out relatively quickly. We ordered a bunch of items but my favorite were the chicken soup dumplings, chicken with chili garlic wontons, and beef wontons. I was not a fan of the beef noodles mainly because the portion size was too small and there was barely any beef in it. Also, the beef that was in the dish was mostly fat so we barely got the meat.

Jamil R.

The food here was solid and to be honest this restaurant is far nicer than some of the other rough zones I've been to, so was really happy about that. The service was good too, nothing terrible but also nothing that stood out. The only reason I'm diving this 4 stars is because there are some dishes where i think they can do a lot better. We ordered the beef noodles and it came with like 5 pieces of badly cooked beef and only a bit of noodles. Compared to the generous quantity and high quality of wontons and dumplings, I think this can be improved. Parking is a bit difficult but that's to be expected given the area is more like a downtown area

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James A.

Centered around its very good dumplings and noodles, Dough Zone Dumpling House has locations throughout the West Coast, including eight in the Seattle area. We had the opportunity to visit this location in downtown Bellevue, and our large group really enjoyed sharing a variety of dumplings, pancakes, and noodles at a reasonable price, especially for the area. Dough Zone was founded in 2014 in Bellevue, and has expanded to other locations, some of which we have visited. They do seem to have very good consistency in their dishes from location to location, regardless of their chefs. Our group of seven came to this location on a Monday to celebrate my daughter's birthday. Indoor seating is plentiful and it wasn't busy, so had a nice environment to eat and converse. Orders are taken via a dim sum paper menu, and started to come in stages pretty quickly. All the food was really good. Green Onion Pancakes ($4.15) - super thin which makes it very crispy with no gumminess at all. This version of scallion pancakes is my favorite. Pork Xiao Long Bao ($9.95 for eight) - pretty sure these are made by an extruder (not by hand). I prefer this version since they are less costly vs a place Din Tai Fung, but just as good (with the top skin layer being as thin). All were prepared consistently, steamed perfectly. It has the right balance of soup vs the pork sausage, and the provided crushed/pureed ginger is a great accompaniment. Beef Noodle Soup ($9.95) - I ate this by myself and it was decent. I liked the springiness of the fresh noodles, and the broth was good. The chunks of shank beef were sparse, but made sense. Dough Zone occasionally offers discounted gift cards at Costco, which my son-in-law takes advantage of. With this further value added to the really good food, it makes Dough Zone a place our families will continue to come to for all occasions.

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