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    Dumpling Cafe

    3.1 (1.1k reviews)
    ModerateTaiwanese, Chinese
    Open 11:00 am - 1:30 AM (Next day)
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Rima K.

    Spontaneously decided to have dinner here last night after watching a show at the Wang Theatre. When I was revisiting their menu and looking at reviews after so long, I noticed they have a beef longhorn pepper noodle soup, which I've never seen on other menus before. From what I understand, this might be the only place that makes this dish, and it is so delicious. I'm somebody who likes really spicy food, so I can reassure you this is not spicy at all, but it's very comforting and filling. I'm raving about the soup because the noodle quality is different and delicious. I feel like this would be a really great comfort meal on a cold day. I asked for chili oil, and it was a good-quality, flavorful one. The inside is clean, and when it comes to service, you should not expect too much. This is a busy place--you just ask for what you want, and they will give it to you. I got the salted crispy shrimp, which was also tasty and mild. None of the food was too spicy. I also got the salted fish with chicken fried rice, which I recommend to everyone who likes savory food. I think this restaurant has a very balanced flavor profile, so it's not overwhelmingly flavorful--anyone would like to eat here.

    C7.fried Pork & Leek Dumpling C7
    Alexsis A.

    This place isn't the best for customer service! So, be prepared to ask for napkins, straws and ice. But let's talk about the food. Because it is what I was most excited about. I ordered the soup dumplings and the fried dumplings with pork. Annnnnnnnd they were amazing! The food came out quickly, piping hot and extremely fresh. The soup dumplings were the most satisfying. The broth was well seasoned and unforgettably delicious. The crisp bottom of the fried dumplings were the best.

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    Gee W.

    Been coming here 15 years or so, off/on. For me the highlights are just a few: either D1 Braised Beef Brisket Noodle Soup with Spinach, or D2 Noodle Soup with Shredded Beef with Green Longhorn Pepper, and the Guo Tie. D1 is beef noodle soup that is commonly found at Taiwanese places... but D2 is really hard to find, and Dumpling Cafe absolutely crushes it every time. Key elements to D2: - a different broth, lighter & less salty than D1 - actual Green Longhorn peppers (not substituted with Shishito, Jalapeño, bell, Serrano, or Anaheim) - both the beef strips and the Green Longhorns should be wok-tossed and slightly charred prior to soupification - al dente noodles It is simple to make but easy to mess up, and DIFFICULT to find one that's made as beautifully as this one. Often if a place has both this and the standard beef noodle soup, the longhorn pepper one will use the same soup. That's wrong! Then, the guo tie. These guys freshly wrap the filling and fry it. These aren't frozen dumplings. It'll take some time for them to produce them. That's the point. Don't be put off by the large amount of non-Asians who are constantly in here. Dumpling Cafe does great Americanized favorites too. Service is terse and to the point; ambience too, but that's part of the charm. I've eaten Chinese across China, in Flushing, SVG, Vancouver and elsewhere and always make it back to Boston for the D2.

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    Musicsphere O.

    I only tried the taiwan dumplings and they were ok. Could have had more flavor and dough could have been thinner and more delicate. noodles looked good on other people' plates but ran out of time to try, waiters was nice but she looked so exhausted and worn out and depressed, maybe overworked

    Melanie W.

    My favorite was their pan-fried dumplings and oyster pancake. I ordered online to avoid their service. They give attitudes, especially the waitress. She was trying to place an order for me even though I told her I was here to pick up and place my order online. I repeat, I am here for pick up, and she told me I should let her know so she doesn't have to send the order to the kitchen. Food is ok since I have not been here for years, but the service, sigh.

    Soup dumpling, shrimp fried rice
    Eva A.

    It's alright. Nothing like what was hyped up on social media though. This was my first time here so I don't know how busy it can get, but it was absolutely dead at 9 on a Thursday night. Like most recent reviews say the service is very transactional and they require a $10 minimum spend per person, so we were forced to order something we weren't really in the mood for. Soup dumplings were solid! No complaints there. Shrimp fried rice was skimpy on the veggies and shrimp but had decent flavor.

    The pork & leek fried dumplings were nearly gone before we got the juicy buns & thought to take a picture!
    Jessica C.

    The pork and leek fried dumplings were DE-LICIOUS! I'm not a huge pot sticker girl but I will be back in the next two days before we leave! My husband said he could eat the beef juicy buns every day too! The place is very unassuming and small, not much for ambiance, but with those dumplings... who cares. The server barely spoke to us, but got it done. One of the people that delivered the food was a bit friendlier- we got a smile out of her. The food was quick and very hot. Loved it!

    Deborah C.

    Exactly what you'd expect from a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown: no frills, acceptable service, and good food. The four of us split the pork soup dumplings, beef with peppers, pan fried noodles, and Shanghai bok choy. This amount was plenty of food and each dish hit the spot. Service was efficient and our waters were always filled. Would definitely come back for some tasty food!

    Just ate at this restaurant. It surprised us how good the food is based on both the review ratings as well as the look of the establishment. We ordered what typically Chinese people would order and they were all very good. I would say that the ratings are off and if you're in Chinatown, definitely stop by and try this place.

    Amy R.

    Dry fatty and not hot. Ordered grilled pork app w a side of rice. Very busy, should have ordered something else. Traveling solo, just wanted a quick bite. Disappointed.

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    Abigail P.

    I really enjoy their food, authentic, delicious, fast, and fresh. Service HORRIBLE. Don't come here if you and your friend just want to try something on the menu, cause they will deny you table service if you don't spend minimum $10 per person at the table. I guess that's a thing now? Maybe I'm late? Ambiance is fun city dim sum. I hate that the service is so terrible, but who cares cause the food is awesome.

    Steamed pork and leek dumpling, Taiwan Style pan fried dumpling, C11. Mini Juicy Buns with Pork
    Yu Ya H.

    No frills authentic chinese place in tucked away in Chinatown. I would say service is not the best but they get the job done. I only come here for dumplings and this place is really a hidden gem for dumplings. The flavor for all three kinds is perfect and not overpowering. My personal favorite is the pan fried ones. Affordable and you get a good portion for the price you pay too. Maybe one day I will try the other dishes that's on the menu other than dumplings. But this place is gonna be my go-to place for dumplings. -9/10 solely for dumplings

    D1. Braises Beef Brisket Noodles Soup W. Spinach D1. Taiwan dumpling
    Art A.

    Food was delicious ! But service just made the experience bad. Server was a younger girl, very rude energy , made me feel unwelcome . And she asked for her tip by putting out her hand & took my cash without saying thank you. Sorry, won't come back here !

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    Dumplings I ordered were ok, but unfriendly service. I felt very unwelcome. Well, that was first and last time in this cafe restaurant.

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    Go to spot for soup dumplings! Definitely was better in the past, but it's still the best in boston

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    Best dumplings in Boston. Always packed. Can't go wrong as everything is delicious. Soup dumplings incredible. As good as in China!

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    Best lomien. Ive been there ever since I was like 10. always has good food. service is not the best. ambiance is always good.

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