To go xiao long bao was just average. The skin was super thick and we were disappointed that they didn't give us any vinegar or sliced ginger. Their onion pancake was cold even though I placed my order there and waited for my order and ate some of the onavke in my car. Still not fresh and hot. The best thing was the jellyfish which had really good flavor. The service was slow. I was standing there with no one else in line (I went at an off time because usually it's packed) and the woman just stood there stacking boxes for 15 minutes as I kept saying "hello," she just ignored me. They didn't disinfect their pens and I saw them handle the boxes from shipping, not wash their hands, then handle some to go drinks by scooping ice. Skip their noodle soup the broth was super watery and plain and full of veggies and only minimal pork. read more

Dumpling Era - Chinese Near Me - San Bruno, California

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Fresh flight back from Arizona, ya girl was craving for some dumplings and this restaurant had good reviews with later close time. So this was the pick. This place gives you mom/pop home vibes, and I love it! They were playing old school Chinese songs, and that already hit my soul. I was even more excited to try out the food. I ordered wonton soup, soup dumplings, and cucumber salad. Wonton soup: Very light, which I enjoy. It tasted very clean and not oily like some others I've had. Cucumber salad: Chilled, refreshing. I'm a sucker for some good chilled cucumber salad! It was crunchy and the flavor was tasteful. Soup dumplings: Hmm...It tasted like it has been sitting out for a while. It was cold, the dumpling skin was tough. Lowkey...Costco soup dumplings taste better with better sauce too (look kinda like they came from a frozen store isle, heh). Bottom line: Food flavoring and quality weren't anything spectacular, they were pretty average. read more

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Ahh, you only know about this place if you KNOW about this place. What the f*** does that mean exactly? It means this is a true hole in the wall, out of your way, but on the commute home, unpretty, barely any parking places, unsure if you're at the right spot dumpling house. You won't find plaques on the wall, or even real silverware. Your water comes in a styrofoam cup and the napkins are good for one wipe and you're risking a chapped chin. But if you want REAL, real dumplings. The hand made, steamed, fluffy hearty good stuff. This is it. You've made it. Take it to go, eat it in house, I personally don't give a f***, but whatever you do, get yourself Dumpling Era. Some of my faves -- The fried tofu (the best I've had, trust) All the dumplings, but always shrimp and pork handpulled noodles Wontons in chili oil Mark this as useful and send me a compliment later, you're welcome. read more

Dumpling Era - Hand pulled noodles w/ shrimp - Chinese Near Me - San Bruno, California

I've had Dumpling Era a number of times now. The one thing that really sets them apart from other northern style Chinese restaurants is how fresh their dough tastes. From their hand pulled noodles to xiao long bao to dumplings, they all taste as if they were just made, which brings so much comfort and joy to me. The pandemic has amplified how much I enjoy some foods. Noodles and dumplings to name a couple. Sharing some of my favorites from here: - Beijing style bean paste noodles with knife cut noodles - Pork and napa dumplings (boiled) - I prefer boiled over pan fried ones here - Pork and chive dumplings (boiled again) - Sweet and sour baby back ribs I was so happy to discover Dumpling Era close to our home. It's a quick drive to pick up our food. Speaking of picking up, I'm a big fan of how they've set-up their restaurant. There are two large tables that are sectioned for each delivery service. You'll see signs for Grubhub and Uber Eats to pick up their orders. Customers for pick-up are also cognizant of social distancing. It looks like the restaurant pivoted and adapted very well to the pandemic. I usually include a pack or two of their frozen dumplings to take home because I can't get enough of their dumplings! Dumpling Era has made a strong impression on me since moving to the area. Their options may be limited, but the signature dishes are all winners in my book! read more

Very very much enjoyed the shrimp hand cut noodle dish. Those were the best noodles I've had in recent memory. The texture and thickness of the noodles were pretty much perfect. The seasoning was spot on. The prawns were cooked to perfection. Best of all...not too greasy. Yes, yes, and yes to if I would come here again. Lady up front was very nice as well! read more

Dumpling Era - Chinese Near Me - San Bruno, California

I was craving dumplings for dinner, was in the area, found this place on Yelp and decided to give it a try. I ordered online and got the food in about 15-20 minutes. The parking situation is not good, there's only very limited street parking but fortunately it was quick for pickup. I ordered a pork dumpling with corn, and a beef pancake (which is not the same as the beef roll pancake, that's what got me confused). The dumplings were on par with other dumplings I've tried, but nothing too special. I ate the dumplings on the spot in the car and it was piping hot so I guess that was nice. The beef pancakes were just alright. I was expecting some more filling (green onions or something) based on their menu pictures but it's literally just some beef wrapped in what tastes like fried dumpling skin, like a calzone. Flavors weren't bad but I found them a bit too oily for my taste. Overall the food was ok but not really something that I would be seeking if I was in the area. read more

Solid dumplings! With so many dumpling and noodle places in the area, it can be hit or miss. We ordered delivery from a third party app and they arrived hot and fresh. The pork dumplings with Napa cabbage were plump and juicy. The dumpling skin thickness was just right. The beef knife noodles were a bit too oily for me, but it was still very tasty. The noodles were chewy and not soggy. Will order from here again! read more

Dumpling Era - Pork Dumpling with Napa Cabbage, Beef Knife Cut Noodle. Photo by @martiwantsmore - Chinese Near Me - San Bruno, California

Food use fresh and hot, service was on point, friendly staff. parking use easy. highly recommended

Ordered the food to go and it was still pretty hot when I brought it home to eat! Items ordered: Pork Dumpling with Napa Cabbage - The dumplings were DELICIOUS and the texture was just right. I wish it came with more than 12 dumplings in an order so I could've eaten more. Always great with black vinegar. Beef Roll Pancake - A little soggy but that might have been because I got it to go and it was a while before eating them. Flavor was great and I liked the ratio of beef to cucumbers. Garlic Baby Bok Choy - I was a little disappointed in the bok choy as the dish was a little watery and there wasn't enough garlic taste to the bok choy. May have to try them again next time for dine in. Beef Chow Mein - Could have used a little more flavor but it was still delicious. The noodles were well cooked and not stuck together. Vegetarian Spring Roll - Not as much flavor as I would've liked, but it came with a sauce to dip in so it was a great addition. I would want to come to dine in and try other dishes as well! read more

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Came here for the very first time with my friend! There's street parking and a Walgreens across the street. The service is friendly. The restaurant wasn't too busy when I arrived, which was around 12:30pm. The restaurant is a bit small, but there were plenty of seats when we arrived. It was also not noisy at all when we got there. The items here are pretty affordable! We ordered the Shanghai soup dumplings and the beef roll pancake. Both items were very delicious. The soup dumplings had a good amount of soup in them. The waitress also gave us some ginger and vinegar to pair with the soup dumplings. The beef roll was very good. I just wish it came with some dipping sauce. I liked how fresh the cucumbers inside the beef rolls were. I also liked the crispiness of the pancake part of the roll itself. It wasn't too thick of a batter and not too thin where the roll falls apart. The beef wasn't dry. Everything came out steaming hot, which is the way I like it! I do wish there was a bit more meat and cucumber in the rolls. I also feel like some julienne cut green onions would really elevate the beef pancake rolls! (I wish they added that). I would definitely love to come here again to try other dishes, whenever I'm in town. It's worth trying this place out and I love how you can see the workers wrapping dumplings in front of your very own eyes! Pro Tip: You get a discount on your bill if you pay in cash! read more

Very delicious, very fast, friendly. Not great ambiance but I go for the amazing food.

I'd been craving some good dumplings recently and since Dumpling Era was close to where we were running an errand, we decided to drop by for take-out. We got lucky and got a spot right in front of the restaurant. Pick up was a breeze as our order was ready, and they had it out on a table in front. Unfortunately, the food was not to my tastes. I will grant that our food was ready earlier than expected so by the time we got it home, it had been in the box for a while. That's why I feel like I can't comment on the texture of the dumpling skins since it wasn't under optimal conditions. The dumpling filling was fine, maybe a bit denser than I'd like on the texture. Overall, much better than the frozen ones from the super market but nothing spectacular. I'd recommend the dumplings if you live close by, but not something to go out of your way for. The cold dishes were less enjoyable. Since the dishes are cold, they shouldn't have been as affected by the travel home. The spicy liang pi cold noodles were a bit mushy. It tasted like it was heavier on the five spice than on the chili spice and wasn't very spicy at all. The cilantro bean noodles was swimming in too much liquid, and the spice mix added was not to my liking. Overall, decent for your neighborhood restaurant but not a destination restaurant. read more

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Really tasty, authentic dumplings! Loved the Shanghai soup dumplings and the pork potstickers. The crispy tofu was also good, but I wouldn't order it again. Had garlic bok choy because I wanted some veggies and it was nicely done. Not a fancy place, just really good food. read more

[COVID delivery order] I've been craving some hand pulled noodles for a while, so I decided to finally order from Dumpling Era. I ordered delivery thru Grubhub, where they have a promo for $5 off your first order. I ordered the oxtail torn noodles and the spicy beef tendon. The food arrived super quickly and ahead of schedule (within 30 minutes of the order being placed & the restaurant is 10 minutes away from me). The order was 100% correct and the food was hot when it arrived. I would totally order from Dumpling Era again if I'm hungry and want food fast. Oxtail torn noodles - The soup arrived hot and the noodles were in a separate container. I was surprised that this was actually a soup. Other items on the menu were designated "noodle soup" but this was not. Nonetheless, the broth was tasty. I could definitely taste the beefy/ox tail flavor and the broth felt very clean as well. They included 5 pieces of ox tail and 1 piece of bok choy (cut in half). I was happy with the amount of oxtail provided but the meat was a bit chewy & a little difficult to eat. I was hoping for a fall-off-the-bone pressure cooked texture. I would have liked more bok choy included as well. Noodles tasted fresh and had a great chewy texture. Spicy beef tendon - This is a cold appetizer dish, so I'm glad that they bagged it separately from the oxtail noodle soup. Looks like your standard spicy beef tendon: thin slices of beef tendon, marinated in chili oil, topped with cilantro & sesame seeds. It was pretty good but not my favorite. (I've tried a lot of spicy beef tendon in my life because it is one of my favorite Chinese appetizers!) The dish was topped with a lot of ground Sichuan peppercorn (not mixed in). I typically like this peppercorn flavor but I prefer this dish to be more on the chili oil side as opposed to the peppercorn side. I also would have liked it to be spicier! Summary - Food was a 3.5, but rounded up to 4 for excellent pandemic delivery experience. I liked the oxtail torn noodle soup. The spicy beef tendon was just okay to me, but I'd order it again to satisfy a craving for a spicy, cold appetizer dish. Will order from them again to try the dumplings next time. read more

Dumpling Era - 6. Oxtail Torn Noodle 9. Spicy Beef Tendon - Chinese Near Me - San Bruno, California

Another nice dinner with family. Price and portions are decent. Customer service is good. Most of the food that we ordered was tasty, but the only dish that tasted funny was the Beijing Bean Paste Noodles with Pork, it not bland, it not salty, very weird taste, eatable for first bite, but no one wanted to have a second bite. Lol!! :D read more

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This is one of my go-to places for takeout and delivery. The 7 colored tofu is sooo good! I love the sweet and spicy seasoning. The liangpi is good as well! Perfect balance in the sauce. It didn't have the gluten cubes which is traditional but still good. The dumplings are nice and plump. The skin is sometimes a little thick but they are still always yummy! Would definitely recommend this place! read more

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Dumpling Era is a bit of a hole in the wall place that serves absolutely wonderful dumplings, noodles, and other Chinese foods at an incredibly affordable price. First things first, parking can be a bit rough for this place given that it is located on the busy El Camino Real and right at a mid-block traffic light intersection. My criticisms more or less end there though. The interior has a good number of tables fit for both small and large groups. There usually shouldn't be much of a wait either as I've noticed there have typically been around 2-3 tables occupied when I arrive on Saturday nights. What I've noticed more often are a ton of delivery and take-out orders. What I absolutely love about this place is that all their dumplings and noodles are clearly homemade and made very well. There is a little area by the counter where customers can sometimes see a worker diligently wrapping a bunch of dumplings. These dumplings can be ordered in a variety of ways whether that be pan-fried or boiled/steamed and they're all good and priced very affordably. They even offer the dumplings frozen as well for those who want to buy several packs to keep in their freezer to make at home at their own convenience. Many of these dumplings also go very well with their orange chili sauce which is very spicy and very flavorful. I've tried several of their noodles and one of my favorites is there dan dan noodles which have a slight numby spiciness to them and a nice umami peanut flavor as well. The addition of bits of ground meat make it just perfect. Other noodles I enjoy are their black bean noodles and their pork and veggies soup noodles. Besides noodles and dumplings, their other foods are all great as well such as their green onion pancakes, desserts such as their fried taro buns, and their variety of appetizers. read more

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Incredible. Even the vegetarian dumplings blew me away. Green beans were perfect. Crispy tofu so worth it. My only regret is not trying the noodles. read more

I have been here a couple times and each time is always really good. The restaurant is always picks up immediately via phone or accepts my orders instantly on door dash. The dumplings taste so flavorful and the dough tastes fresh. Sitting down inside was really good and clean but I prefer to do take most of the time. Will definitely order again when the cravings hit for some dumplings read more

My new fav! Came here twice in a day! =) Once with friend then dinner with my kid. *Wings: salted egg yolk and San Tung style! So crispy and heavy yolk flavor and San Tung, just as crisp and gooey as sf w/o the drive for me: 4/4 *fried tofu- crisp and flavorful with spice. Another yelper said tasty like Doritos and it did! 4/4 *hand pulled noodles: beef noodle -'d hand cut noodle with shrimp: love the texture and bite! Beef in the noodle soup was ok-not likr traditional ones- generous portion. 3/4 and 4/4 for shrimp noodles- generous amount of shrimp cooked well *dumplings 4/4: pork w/chives- strong flavors and nice skin. It says you can also ask for crispy bottom *xlb: great delicate skin and soup filled! Only thing I miss is being given the sauce with the slivers of finger. Instead make your own sauce at table. Spicy sauce at table- yum! Parking- some in el Camino (I came at non peak hours so easy). Across from Walgreens. Park nearby if you have kids. Service- smalls staff- nice young lady there and another older person making dumplings. Young lady hustles and is attentive. *10% discount with cash* Going back to try: mushrooms with cucumber, desserts (bao of all types and the HK egg puff- donut like with sugar!), knife cut noodles, and Dan Dan mein.. so many choices. read more

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This place doesn't look spectacular, but the service and the food it sure is! If you do not care for ambiance and don't mind the disposable flatware and plates, you should definitely come here for the delicious dim sum. My mom and I ordered chicken fried rice, hot and sour soup, shumai, har gow, and spicy wonton. We had so much leftover! The prices are extremely reasonable as well. read more

Dumpling Era - Hot and Hot Sour Soup, Shao Mai, Chicken Fried Rice, Har Gow - Chinese Near Me - San Bruno, California

We got take out from Dumpling Era and it was great! The 7-color tofu is something we've never tried before and it was unbelievable.

I placed an order with Grub Hub for pork and chives dumpling, pan fried buns and chicken knife noodles. I also bought a bag of frozen dumplings. Food was relatively hot when it came. The noodles were stuffed into the box. The portion was generous. Pan fried bun was disappointing. It is very small. Otherwise food was tasty and not salty. read more

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1st time here and it won't be my last. This is a gem in San Bruno. Food is legit, portions are decent, and price is fair. There is a public parking lot half a block away. I will be back soon! read more

My friend and I were come back down from SF and we were hungry so we were looking for places on yelp to eat. This was on the way so we decided to give this place a try. The food wasn't tooooo bad but it wasn't toooo good either. Pretty mediocre. The star of the show had to be the fried tofu. Other than that, the dumplings and walnut shrimp were alright. I did enjoy the hot and sour soup as well, and kind of the spicy wontons but that's about it. It did hold us off until dinner time. The staff was friendly though, that's always a good thing. read more

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My brother picked this place because of the reviews. I give it a 2.5 stars. Nothing special, just ok. Two things that were good - the beef roll was filled with beef and cucumbers and tasted like hoisin sauce inside the crispy, flaky roll. You don't find this at many places, so it is good to find this. Wontons were good, and soup was just ok with thick kind of noodles and plenty of baby bok choy. Green beans were good but you can see the pool of oil. Rest of the food was just ok. I was excited to see San Tung wings here, but it didn't taste exactly because you can taste more vinegary taste ( don't notice a vinegary flavor at SanTung restaurant with their wings). It was decent with lots of garlic and sweet/vinegary taste. The Shanghai dumplings and the pan fried Dumpling baos were ok- nothing special. Normally I love these, you can't go wrong, but it was just ok. If I had to choose one to order, the pan fried one was better. Egg rolls are typical like the frozen kind- so would not order this again. Jajiang mein( note not one of my favored dishes usually, but my brother likes this dish but he even said it was meh) was lacking flavor even with the bean sauce. Their hot sauce kind of looked like the mayo siracha color, it was ok- didn't like it that much-kind of chunky like - did not look appetizing to me or taste good. It looks like a hole in the wall where usually you find the tasty foods often, but this was mediocre at best. Plus they need to wipe the tables down because it was sticky all over and the floor was very sticky too as you heard and felt your sandals stick to the floor! read more

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This place mirrors the dumpling empire in South San Francisco. If you enjoy the hot sauce there, don't fret, they have it here too! While the parking situation is a little crappy for the area, they do let you get a 10% off when you check in for Tuesday to Friday dine in only. If you love the dumplings, be sure to buy some frozen ones to cook at home! A few items I tried are the 7 color tofu, squid ink dumpling, beef noodle soup, and beef knife cut noodles. 7 color tofu: 3/5 while the tofu was nice and crispy, I wasn't impressed with the mountain of toppings on top. Personally it was a little too salty. Squid ink dumpling: 5/5 yup, tastes exactly like the other location. Definitely worth a try. The skin wasn't too thick for a dumpling and there was ample stuffing inside. Beef noodle soup: 4/5 the noodles here are an improvement in comparison to the other place, but personally the broth was a little on the light side. Beef knife cut noodles: 2/5 I personally did not like this dish. I thought the flavor was a little off and started to rinse the noodles in the beef noodle soup. The noodles were fine though, my issue was only with the sauce. read more

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Love this place!!! The service is efficient and pleasant. They have the best Chinese food in the area, and the atmosphere is very cozy and inviting. I am hooked on the mustard green noodle soup with pork as it offers a slightly bitterness to the bite but is paired perfectly with the pork and broth. The tea is so calming that I had multiple cups. Their tea stayed warm, too! Thank you!!! read more

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Solid spot for good noodles and dumplings. We came by on a rainy Saturday evening and there was no wait for a table. The place has very basic decor, but food is quite good. We ordered the Shanghai soup dumplings , pan fried pork and chives dumplings, hand cut noodle dish, and crispy tofu. Everything was delicious! My favorites were everything. I would order all four again ! They handmake the dumplings and noodles themselves it seems, so super fresh ! The tofu was the crispiest I've ever tasted , so good. I think if they were to really invest some time in developing the ambience , this place could be a five star must try spot. Either way visit for good food :) read more

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I kept seeing this place so I wanted to give it a try. I ordered take out - knife cut noodle with chicken, and a West Lake beef soup. Honestly I was not a fan of the noodle. When I read knife cut noodle, I thought it was hand cut noodle but it tasted more like slightly chewier chow fun. I was hoping to get something that was more northern Chinese - doughy, chewy, qq taste when you bite it, but more than anything it was a skinnier, lighter chow fun. The west lake beef soup was also filled with pepper - a little too much and over powered the beef taste. But for $10 it was not too bad given the other restaurant I go to is around $14 and I'm not even a fan. All in all - the dumplings looked good but I wasn't in the mood for dumplings. I also didn't want to do take out for the XLB knowing it probably wouldn't taste as good. Next time I want to try their dumpling in store! read more

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No frills, no nonsense dumpling spot a stone's throw away from SFO! My friends and I came here on a Saturday morning and it was not too busy, we sat 6 people without any issues or wait. We ordered a ton of dumplings and noodles and the price was reasonable. This dumplings had thicker skin than I like, but were nonetheless very delicious! They serve the food on paper plates and the tea in plastic cups so it is REALLY no frills. read more

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I really liked the stir fried vegetable hand pulled noodles. Had the perfect chewy consistency and flavor. My family tried many of the dumplings, I didn't care for the veggie one that much, but it seemed like the e shanghai dumpling was the winner. Their LiangPi was really bad. The noodles felt like the rehydrated instant liangpi. The flavor was there but drenched in chili oil basically. Might have been missing some of the garlic. I would still go back for their veggie noodles and possibly trying the vegetarian zhajiangmian and mapo tofu. read more

Dumpling Era - Found hair in the Liang Pi - Chinese Near Me - San Bruno, California

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Consistently good takeout. Good dumpling comfort food. Fried spicy tofu is interesting too.

I was a bit skeptical going here after seeing their 58% health score, but then I thought that if it was that bad they would just have shut that place down. There is limited parking out front of the restaurant. In the new COVID environment they only offer carry out or delivery. I did the carryout option. I placed my order online through Yelp and it was ready, sitting on a table with my name on it, when I got there. There was no interaction with the staff, just grab and go. I had the Chicken Dumpling with Corn in Spinach Wrapper and the San Tung Style Chicken Wings. The food was ok. It was not the best i ever had or anything to go out of my way for, but it was edible. I was heartbroken though that the Sweet Rice Dumpling that I ordered was left off and I did not notice it until I got home and was settled in. So frustrating....uggggg. Anyway, this spot is ok, as denoted by the 3 star rating. You could do better, but you could also so worse. read more

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If you love dumplings, you will LOVE this place! I'm always searching for new dumpling spots in the bay area, and this one definitely exceeded my expectations. Their XLB (soup dumplings) had a perfect amount of wrapper and soup, even though I got take out we ate this dish right away in the car lol for the optimal fresh experience. Also tried the pork with shrimp and chive dumplings (delicious) and chicken with cabbage dumpling (also a solid choice!). The pan-fried soup dumpling was also good but probably would have been better if we ate it right away (will definitely order again next time and try that). Besides dumplings, also tried the beef tendon appetizer, salted egg chicken wings (this dish is so unique!! must try here), and knife cut noodles with beef (also amazing). Every dish was 10/10 and I would order all of them again. Oh and the spicy sauce they give on the side is also really good, spicier than I thought it would be but added a nice kick to the meal. Be sure to ask for vinegar too! Overall, this place knows how to do their dumplings well. Their other dishes are also amazing (especially salted egg chicken wings). Will definitely come back. read more

Was craving some soup noodles so we decided to give this place a try. There was no wait on a Sunday morning at 11:15am. There was plenty of street parking at this time but I can imagine that it may be challenging at times. Prices are fair and the service is okay. I'm giving them 3 stars because I thought the food was just okay. The lamb noodles had plenty of meat and the texture of the noodles was nice and chewy - sadly, the broth wasn't that flavorful for me. Green beans were a little bit on the oily side and weren't cooked in the traditional way. The dumplings were a little disappointing for me especially since the restaurant is supposed to be known for its dumplings. The filling was a little bland and the skin was thick. Overall, not great but not bad, just A-OK! read more

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Dumpling era is my absolute favorite! I get the beef knife cut noodles, the seven spice tofu and dumplings. It's a must try.

This is definitely what they call a "hole in the wall" spot. I entered through the parking lot, and the pathway is through the KITCHEN which I thought was a bit odd that they allowed customers to walk pass this area. I will say it felt a little dirty and unorganized walking through and witnessing the back area but hey I'm here for the food right? Onto the positives, there was a lady that was making dumplings with a mountain of filling and fresh noodles on the spot where you can visually see her work which made me excited to taste! Knife cut beef noodles - I did not know what knife cut meant nor know what to expect.. but I thoroughly enjoyed the texture of the noodles. It was a little thinner than the chow fun noodles, and they stirred fried it with beef, mushrooms, and various veggies. Delicious! Canton Style Chicken wings - the "canton" style seasoning is essentially the dry spices added to basic fried chicken. It's not bad but nothing special! Garlic green beans - I've eaten at a lot of different dumpling spots and always ordered the green beans dish. This one definitely had an extra sour kick to it compared to normally just garlic type of string beans. Everything was served on paper plates, cups, and togo boxes which I thought was odd. Outside of that the food was pretty good, I would definitely comeback if I'm in the area! read more

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The spicy beef tendon was flavorful and nicely cut thin style. The pork and Napa dumplings were juicy and recommend to eat while hot or juices will dry up. Nice Thick skin, which I enjoyed. The lamb w knife cut noodles had nice wok flavor. The only disappointment was the Beijing bean noodle, looks good but bland, not sure but missing something Will return to try the Shanghai dumplings, pan fried dumplings and spicy fried tofu. read more

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Stars: 3.5 Chinese food is never my preference when going out to eat, so it takes a lot to impress me. My five of us were able to get seated on a Sunday afternoon. They also utilize yelp waitlist. If you can't find parking in the front, there's parking in the back of the building. If you link your card on groupon, you can get some cash back. There may also be 20% cash back on groupon+ as well. We ordered seven dishes and it was a perfect amount of food. We got three orders of Xiao Long Bao (XLB - soup dumplings) and one order of regular dumplings. They were both just average. Not sure how to describe it but wasn't a huge fan of the flavor of the soup in the XLB. It seemed really fatty/greasy. I really enjoyed the beef knife cut noodles. It's like beef chow fun but with even thinner/flatter noodles. The salted egg yolk chicken wings were interesting! I would recommend trying them out. And lastly you can never go wrong (most of the time) with garlic green beans. Nothing to complain about regarding service. I would not be opposed to coming back. read more

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