This place was great. We stopped in for a snack on a Friday afternoon and the pork soup dumplings were on point. The staff is making them to order very much like DTF. Highly recommended. read more

Dumpling home comes to Palo Alto Fried buns and XLB are excellent. Prices...not so much. A bit steep compared to a real Chinatown but normal for Palo Alto. Given the options available nearby, it is not a bad place to enjoy some hot fresh ones read more

Food, service and ambience was great. Will be back when in Palo Alto to try more items read more

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Came around 8:30pm on a Saturday night with one table ahead of me and they were told the kitchen closes soon. We opted to sit outside and ordered right away. Xiao long baos were great! This restaurant was better than what I had remembered at the one in Walnut Creek years ago. Xiao long bao's skin was so thin and light, but held up and didn't break when transporting from the steamer to the red holder cup thing. Heat lamps weren't working unfortunately, but we ate quickly and warmed our hands on the steamer lid haha Note: Their vinegar is sour! read more

Dumpling Hours - Pork Xiao Long Bao - Dim Sum Near Me - Palo Alto, California

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Best pork and crab xiaolongbao I've ever had outside of China! Super juicy and flavorful! Same for chicken xiaolongbao. The vegetable dumplings are good, but not the best. It can use some more flavor. read more

Dumpling Hours - Crab and pork dumpling, chicken and mushroom dumpling, Vegetable Dumplings(4) - Dim Sum Near Me - Palo Alto, California

Wanted to really like this place but sadly to say I was left a bit disappointed, and so was the others in my party. The only thing we really enjoyed were the garlic green beans. Delicious!! They were cooked perfectly and had great flavor. Perfect snap but tender & just enough garlic and umami flavor coming through. As for the dumplings, the pot stickers were undercooked and still had raw dough on the steamed side. They tried to do the little crispy skirt someplace do but it wasn't totally there . The ginger scallion noodles were bland and had no ginger, scallion or much of any flavor. Shu mai was okay, but nothing I'd go back for, and the xlb didn't blow me away either. The dough was a little thicker and not tender compared to other xlb's I've had. Over all I really wouldn't go out of my way to go back here unless I was near and wanted the green beans again. Seriously, they were so good but none of the dumplings wowed any of us. Although the food was lacking, the service was decent and I liked watching the guys make the dumplings. Went before the rush at 11:30, and by the time we were eating our dumplings it got full quick. The restaurant its self is a medium size. Not to loud ( which is nice to me) , but not really quite. Sorry if you like this place but it was my while party's opinion as well. Maybe it wax an off day ?? read more

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New casual dumpling spot in downtown Palo Alto. This spot fills up quick so come early. No reservations. Many walk ins. I came with a large group so this may have varied responses. Ordered cucumber salad, zha jiang noodles, ginger and scallion noodles, fried chicken wings, wonton noodles, potato salad, XLB and vegetarian dumplings. Wonton - Table favorite. Who doesn't love peanut butter and chili wontons? Delicious. XLB - Hot, thin skin and full of soup. The soup is on the sweeter side. You'll need to ask for extra ginger. Vegetarian dumplings - Green and cute. They were delicious and filling. Love the amount of mushrooms in there. Fried chicken wings - Fair warning, this is EXTREMELY sticky. The amount of honey is insane. Chicken is good, but I think I may have spent more time taking the honey off my teeth than anything. Do not get this if you have braces. Cucumber salad - This was not bad. Nothing spectacular. Potato salad - Mixed reviews. Some people really loved this salad. It's cold, light and refreshing. It has minimal flavor to balance out some extremely flavorful things on the menu. Zha jiang noodles - They were ok. I think I like it at other places better. Ginger and scallion noodles - Definitely order. Everyone loved it. Nappa cabbage dumplings - These were good. Definitely get some hot sauce to drizzle on this. read more

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A solid spot for dumplings--definitely comparable to Din Tai Fung in quality. The crab and pork xiao long bao were especially flavorful, with a rich, savory broth, though they are on the pricier side. We also really enjoyed the spicy wontons, which were juicy and rich, though they come generously coated in peanut sauce. It was a hit for some of us, but not everyone in our group was a fan of the strong peanut flavor. Still, a great place to satisfy a dumpling craving! The space is pretty small, so they get busy during prime hours. However, the service is fast so they turn over tables pretty quickly. read more

Our go to place for XLB. better than DTF! Don't sleep on the other dishes, the scallion noodles are chewy and flavorful, and the green onion pancakes are crispy, but the pork and truffle XLB are the best! read more

The food is full of flavors, juicy dumplings bursting with savory fillings, paired with vibrant sauces that linger on your palate. Located in a cozy corner of Palo Alto, the location gives you that perfect blend of tucked-away charm and neighborhood buzz. Service is great as well, no long wait times. read more

Dumpling Hours - Dim Sum Near Me - Palo Alto, California

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The amount of dumpling restos in the city is dizzying. And, most have similar names: Dumpling Bites, Dumpling Dynasty, Dumpling Home, Dumpling House, Dumpling Kitchen, Dumpling Park, Dumpling Specialist, Dumpling Union, Dumpling Zone, etc, etc. What? No Dumpling Unicorn?! If you want the best in the bay...dumplings that squirt across the table, giving your dining partner the money shot: Dumpling Home (Hayes Valley). They opened the start of the pandemic and have since expanded with their sister restos: Dumpling Story (Pac Heights + The Mission) and Dumpling Hours (East Bay). They've now made their way to the Peninsula. And, PA has their first full-service dumpling resto because Dumpling Hours is in the house! Soft opening this week is Dumpling Hours in the former Bevri space. Currently open for takeout, indoor dining, and dog-friendly outdoor dining. M E N U Shanghainese Cuisine: Soups, Small Plates, Dumplings (boiled, steamed, and pan-fried), Noodles (hand-pulled) and Veggies. Similar menu to their sister restos but higher premium DTPA prices. It was $53 pp after tax and tip. F O O D * 牛舌 Beef Tongue seasoned w/ special sauce ($14.95) // 4 stars: https://tinyurl.com/ywebjzsd The sliced beef tongue was tender and beefy (served cold). Underneath was a soy based sauce, salty and pungent with drops of málà chili oil. * 干烹鸡翅 Dry Fried Chicken Wings (6 pc - $15.95) // 4.5 stars: https://tinyurl.com/ycx63dek The large, juicy wings have a crackly-crunchy exterior and savory-sweet sticky glaze with a kick of heat. Addictive flavor and texture. If you like San Tung style wings, get this! * 黑松露小笼包 Black Truffle & Pork XLB (4 pc-$14.95) // 4.5 stars: https://tinyurl.com/3akm3ct9 I'm happy to say that the quality is the same as Dumpling Home and Dumpling Story (this is my first time at a Dumpling Hours location). Thin, chewy skin but sturdy enough to hold all the soupy goodness without tearing or breaking when picking up. Juicy pork filling with flecks of earthy black truffle with plenty of savory soup. * 猪肉生煎包 Pan-fried Pork Bao aka SJB | 6 pc - $15.95 // 5 stars: https://tinyurl.com/es9runtu XLB's cousin, the SJBs had deliciously crunchy golden-brown bottoms to contrast the QQ (chewy), pale tops. Juicy pork filling with A LOT of soupy goodness that squirts. * 燒賣 Shrimp & Pork Siu Mai (6 pc- $12.95) // 3 stars: https://tinyurl.com/ywxx77f5 Small, savory pork siu mai. Ordered this out of curiosity - it's too pricey for the size and Canto style dumplings aren't their strong suit. Skip! S E R V I C E Friendly and very fast. We arrived right when they opened and were in/out in 40 minutes. A M B I A N C E Casual, low-key with exposed brick walls, flower mural, and bright red and barney purple chairs. There's 10-12 tables and two booths inside, and four tables outside. Front patio is covered. They have a makeshift dumpling station in the middle of the dining room so you can watch the dumplings being made. P A R K I N G Street, lot, and garage parking. Overall, solid soft opening with food consistent to their sister restos. Dumpling Hours is a welcome addition to DTPA serving hella juicy XLB and SJB! read more

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Best xiang long bao I've had in a long time!! I was in a large party so I got to try a lot of things, and the people I went with agreed the food is authentic and better than Din Tai Fung's. We ordered three types of xiao long bao: pork, spicy pork, and pork & crab. They were cooked perfectly and uniform in size and shape. The skin was thin but stretchy so the xiao long bao wouldn't fall apart, and each bite was an explosion of flavor. The little spoon/cup to hold the xiao long bao was handy for minimizing mess. Our table liked the spicy pork the most, but you can't go wrong with the other fillings. I highly recommend the other dishes we got too. The wood ear mushroom salad and soybean curd noodles were light and refreshing. The dan dan noodles were thick and coated in sauce, which I liked but others may find too oily. The green onion pancakes, a classic, were crispy and warm. The beef shank was surprisingly good; I wasn't expecting much flavor-wise, but it had an interesting blend of heat and sweetness that I was a huge fan of. Some things I would like to try next time are the pan fried pork buns and the wontons with sesame sauce chili oil. Also if you go here and don't order xiao long bao, you're really missing out. Service was good. The food came out relatively spaced out and fresh off the steamer. We sat outside and it was quite pleasant in the shade. Definitely try this place out, and with a bigger group if you can manage so you can order more of the menu. I hope it's still here when I'm back in town! read more

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We recently tried dumpling hours during their soft opening. It was fairly busy on a Sat afternoon but we were quickly seated. There's a qr code to order and although it was pretty slow in adding items to cart, we were able to send in our order online. They also have paper menus. For food we got the pork xiao long bao, sheng jian bao, wontons with sesame and chili oil, zha jian noodles, and dry shrimp, egg & chive pancakes to try. Everything was solid and our favorite was the wontons which came in a super creamy and savory sauce which was super yummy and almost curry-like! The xiao long bao were also excellent, full of soup and with really thin skin. The only disappointing dish was the sheng jian bao which oddly didn't have much meat filling and the fried bottom was too thick and hard without being crunchy. We'll definitely back as the location is great in downtown palo alto and it's much closer to us than going up to SF for our all-time dumpling spot in the bay. read more

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Absolutely delicious!! This place is better than Din Tai Fung!! Everything is so freshly made with so much flavor and juice, I especially recommend the truffle soup dumplings, the crab and pork soup dumplings and the dan dan noodles!! The service was also delightful, the food came so fast and everything was so smooth. It was also pretty cheap for the amount of food we ordered, around $150 for 4 people (compared to Din Tai Fung). The environment is very clean and bustling even on a Monday! read more

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We're always excited to see a new dumpling place open and made the drive over the PA to try a new opening! 5/5 for their Pan Fried Baos - probably the best I've ever had! I usually don't go for this classic dish given it's typically a huge sized bun with a thicker, doughy wrap that's very filling and I prefer a higher ratio of meat/soup to wrapper but these are fantastic! Smaller and perfectly fits into your soup so you can take reasonable, delicious bites that are FULL of soup flavor. 4/5 for their Dan Dan noodles and the classic pork Xiao Long Baos. Both were very tasty - the noodles had a deep peanut flavor and the XLBs were full of soup. You can tell the ingredients were fresh so these were a solid pick but just not as stand out as their pan fried buns. Service was okay - we came just before the lunch rush and we're promptly seated inside and you order via a QR code. Our waitress came up and only spoke directly to a few of us in Mandarin, which was okay but not great for others at our table who felt somewhat left out. Their prices are quite high, even for the Palo Alto area we felt. We only ordered three dishes, it was enough but still came out very pricey at almost $20 per plate if you count taxes and tip. Especially for 8 dumplings it was very steep. Inside was clean, modern, and new so it was very comfortable. Would recommend for a meal every once in a while but given the price point and distance for us - it's not a regular-worthy spot. read more

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This place is great with an exceptional service!!! Those dumplings with the peanut sauce, so good with the noodles. It might be busy with a wait but it's worth it!!!! read more

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stopped by before heading up to SF and decided against having to wrestle with the crowds of their sister restaurants (dumpling story). we're so glad we did as we were immediately seated. ordered the pan-fried pork buns, garlic green beans (a must at any xlb place) and half orders of the crab/pork xlb and regular xlb. more restaurants should provide half order options so you can try a bit of everything! i liked the crab and pork xlb more since it was more umami. green beans were just ok - needed more crunch. the star dish was definitely the pan-fried buns. cutest shape and super crispy bottom. shoutout to the bowl/spoon hybrids - perfect utensil to eat juicy buns with. we over ordered (more than what we'd normally get), so we were stuffed. would come back if no wait! read more

Dumpling Hours - juicy pan-fried pork buns - Dim Sum Near Me - Palo Alto, California

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I almost want to give them higher points just for having great xiao long BAO. great texture, the skin held together when pulling them out of the basket and they got this cute vessel to help you eat it. The other two items I got it was ok in my opinion. The onion pancake was just too greasy and the noodle dish was so not memorable that I had to think really hard what the third item we got was. read more

Let's begin by saying I truly love this place. My overall experience here has been very good with everything being 4 stars out better. My friend and I arrived at the restaurant just prior to the end of the lunch rush. The restaurant was pretty busy an and the was a sign up sheet waiting list. To my surprise it took only about 5 minutes to get a table on the outside but since it was a little chilly the staff was able to give us an inside table 5 minutes later. The restaurant itself is pretty small with indoor and outdoor dining available. Decor was very nice and cozy. Ordering food was as simple as accessing the QR code on the table and selecting the items you want. Picture on the website made ordering easy. They even provided WiFi access for those who may have poor cell signal on your phone. Once the order was submitted the first dish showed up in about 3 minutes. All the other dishes trickled in over the next few minutes. The steamed food took less time than the fried food. My favorite was the shrimp and pork siu mai which was the best I have ever tasted. The size, filling and texture was almost perfect IMHO. Next was the hot and spicy Xiao Long Bao. It just had a light hint of spiciness which would fulfill most palates. Adding hot sauce to it will improve the spiciness. The third was the pork wontons with sesame sauce and chili oil. Very tasty and great texture. However I think they should lighten up on the sesame sauce a little. Next was the green beans salted in garlic sauce. Very tasty and even better when you add some chili oil. Lastly the dry fried chicken wings. Al things considered a tasty dish. My take on fried chicken wings is based on frying them with just the batter, salt and pepper will tell you how good the wings can be. The sauce on it was very sweet and lightly spiced. Perhaps a new menu item without the sauce might make for an interesting menu item. There are quite a few other menu items I would like to try on my next visit which I am looking forward to. read more

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This place discriminates against those with disabilities. Service dogs are not allowed here. My sister and I heard great things about the dumplings here and popped in for a bite. A waiter came to the door and said, "No dogs!" He told us we could have a table outside in the cold. read more

My daughter had to wait 15 minutes for our food after ordering online because the receipt didn't match the order when it clearly did and our name was on the order plus the online receipt. After waiting there much longer than she needed my food was cold to eat. The link that we used to order my food went through and we paid but they didn't let her leave with the food without checking their system multiple times. Everyone was trying to help her out but there was one guy in particular who approached her first with two bags of takeout food refused to give it to her even though the name on the bag and the online receipt was the exact same. read more

Go to Dough Zone instead. While the highs here were quite high the lows were so low that the insanely high prices make this a one and done for us. XLB and SJB were well done but the broth was sweet and gingery like a Trader Joe's soup dumpling. The beef noodle soup was incredibly bland and a pale imitation of Ox9. Green beans good. Chicken wings were like someone deep fried wings in General Tso's batter. When you factor in the prices which are nearly double Dough Zone and the crowds of locals and well off Stanford students, there's no reason to go here unless you really don't want to go to Cupertino. Another disappointment in Palo Alto. read more

I was in downtown when the soft opening sign caught our eye. I'm so glad we checked this spot out. We were told it was going to be a 30 minute wait but it was around 15-20ish minutes. The servers were friendly and made sure that everyone waiting outside had already checked in. Ordering is done by QR code or by the server, we used the QR code instead since the servers were really busy checking everyone in. We ordered the pan fried pork dumplings, ginger and scallion noodles, spicy xiao long bao, scallion pancake, and the chicken xiao long bao. Each dumpling and bao was filled to the brim with meat and a warm, savory soup. I recommend adding the chili oil they provide, it had a mild vinegar taste. I haven't tried a chili oil with an acidic flavor before. I was taken aback of how well it complimented the dishes. Especially with the noodle dish. It gave it a nice contrast with the sweetness of the noodles. The reason why I gave it 4 stars is because I think it's a bit on the pricey side for what you're getting. Then again, it is in Palo Alto so it will run you a few bucks. Other than that, it was a pretty good spot to try out. read more

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Came in on a weekday because Ramen Nagi got too busy! We got the juicy pork buns, pork and chives dumplings and the braised beef noodle soup. Our favourite was the juicy pork buns - came out piping hot, crispy and very juicy! The noodles were really meh and I felt like they were lukewarm and a bit bland. The dumplings were basic and nothing too special. The place itself was okay but felt it could be a little cleaner! Service was also just so-so, a little pushy. Perhaps we came in closer to closing hours and by the time we finished, we were the last ones left and they weren't shy about kicking us out at all. read more

Dumpling Hours - Dim Sum Near Me - Palo Alto, California

I'm a big fan of Dumpling Hours. The food reminds me a lot of Dumpling Home in SF, and is also pretty similar to Dough Zone (but better, IMO). In particular, the chive pockets are much larger, have way more filling, and are crispy/fried so they have that extra crunchy texture. In addition, the brisket beef soup has meat that is incredibly tender and savory -- however, I think the flavor of this soup could be improved. Really enjoyed the pan fried bao which seems to be the classic dish of the restaurant. I'll have to come back to get some XLB! read more

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A few vegetarian options available but the food we ordered had very few greens. Veg noodles could have some vegetables. One of the few places open on a holiday. read more

Service was very attentive and helpful. The hour of opening to 6 is usually the best bet for no wait after it gets packed for dinner. Order the garlic green beans read more

Dumpling Hours - Pan fried XLB - Dim Sum Near Me - Palo Alto, California

Dumpling Hours is amazing. I was just walking by the area and found this cute place. I wanted something quick before getting to work. Parking was easy to find for Friday afternoon. I had no problems at all. Most parking are street parking with a 2 hour limit. There were a lot of people in this restaurant, so I knew it was good. The staff was adorable and kind. I love the smile on their faces. The walls were adorned with lotus and leaves art. You can see the chefs making the dumplings through their kiosk. I ordered the 8 pieces of xiao long bao. Most of their items range between $12-$25 per plate. I had the pork xiao long bao which completely filled me up. Their service was very quick and the food was delicious. If I had more time for lunch, I would definitely try more plates. I'll come by again next time! read more

3.5 stars for me. The xlbs were juicy but the top skin was a bit thick. For the wings, I would have preferred less batter. Green beans were fine. read more

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I love having a good dumpling place near me. The XLB was full of soup and flavorful. We also got the green beans, dan dan mien, chili wontons, and chicken wings. Everything was so good! My only wish is that they take reservations so I can book some work lunches here! read more

Amazing food, good service, expected high price. Tried the string beans, juicy pork buns (favorite), a variety of boiled dumplings and Xiao Lang bao (soup dumplings....excellent). I would go back just for the juicy pork and Xiao lang bao (any of them). Tonight they were serving samples on the sidewalk, so it could be a good chance to try before you buy! read more

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As a sister restaurant to Dumpling Home and Dumpling Story, I had high expectations here. I ordered some noodles, xiao long bao, and of course, the pan fried pork buns. Star of the show, as always, were the dumplings. While they tasted as great as they did at the sister restaurants, it didn't feel as fresh. Still, I really enjoyed them and would always come back again since it's in the Peninsula. :) read more

Dumpling Hours - Juicy Pan-Fried Pork Buns - Dim Sum Near Me - Palo Alto, California

Crispy SJB, the wrap has perfect texture. Tried the XLB with crab roe, juicy but would recommend original flavor. Spicy wontons - could use some more filling, nut sauce a bit overpowering and not enough chili/spice, but still a good dish. Would recommend as a go-to in downtown Palo Alto. read more

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The xiaolongbao here are excellent! Thin but sturdy wrappers, lots of soup, and a meaty filling. I was pleasantly surprised, these are definitely better than Din Tai Fung and on par with some of the other Shanghai specialty restaurants I've tried in the bay. The other unexpected hit for us was the garlic green beans - perfectly fried, heavily seasoned, just really good all around. The shengjianbao were solid, but not the best I've had (Shanghai No. One still holds that crown, though I haven't visited since the Bun Dynasty rebrand). The siumai were ok as well, but not as good as the traditional dim sum spots I've been to recently. We also tried the Dan Dan noodles, which were similarly solid. The Thai tea was a little light on tea flavor, would have loved a stronger punch to that one. We had to wait a bit on a weekend for lunch, but not for too long - maybe 15min? Food was overall on the pricey end, but I think you have to expect that for downtown Palo Alto. Service was fast and courteous, and they moved quickly to get us our food promptly which I appreciated. The space is a little cramped, but given how popular this spot appears to be, I understand them wanting to use every inch of real estate to seat guests! read more

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Dumpling Hours is easily up there on my Best of the Bay list. Definitely among the best soup dumplings (Xiao long bao) you'll find pretty much anywhere in the U.S. (coming from an LA-based soup dumpling enthusiast). The juicy pan-fried pork buns are also a must. Pork wontons with sesame & chili sauce were also a tasty starter. You've got to try this place! read more

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Definitely some of the best dumplings I've had in the area (the Peninsula). SF has a few better places, but this review comes with context as this is a top tier place where it's located. The pan friend dumplings were delicious, and the soup dumplings had such good thin skin. You can see the soup right through it! I always have the same server when I go, and he's quick and very attentive. It's in such a nice area to walk around, and is right around the corner from a pudding place. It's one of the best places to eat in an area with plenty of great eateries! read more

Dumpling Hours - Pan fried dumplings - Dim Sum Near Me - Palo Alto, California

I took the kids to Stanford Mall so we tried this new Chinese restaurant that was nearby. I saw a lot of people outside so I thought we'd have a bit of a wait, but to my surprise, we were immediately seated. We sampled the following: - pan-fried pork buns - the soup inside was really fragrant and savory. They were crispy on the bottom, but the dough was a little thick. - string beans - fried well with good flavor - dry fried chicken wings - the taste was spot on! Sweet, salty and sticky, but the sauce was overcooked. It solidified and stuck to our teeth once cooled down. - beef tongue - I think I prefer my beef tongue grilled and this was just boiled and thinly sliced in a soy based sauce. It's not bad, but I would skip this dish next time! - ginger & scallion noodles - a good accompaniment for everything else we ordered. Noodles were springy and not overcooked. Service was friendly and surprisingly good for a Chinese restaurant! It's a little pricey compared to other dumplings restaurants, but it is located in Palo Alto! I would definitely return if I was in the area. read more

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XLB Bliss **5 Stars** The Bay Area wait for Xiao Long Bao (XLB soup dumplings) is finally over Since 2023, I had heard about the best soup dumplings being in SF from a restaurant called Dumpling Home Not living in SF, I haven't made it out to the Michelin Bib Goumand spot but having tried almost all other top Bay Area XLB spots (Din Ding, Bing's, XLB Kitchen), I tempered the hype Luckily, the owners of Dumpling Home continued to expand with a 2nd SF location and with the offshoot Dumpling Hours (for locations outside SF: Oakland, Brentwood, Walnut Creek) Palo Alto is their first Peninsula location and the quality is amazing EVERYTHING you've wanted in a XLB is there: super thin skin , LOTS of soup , flavorful and tasty ingredients It's a combination of DTF dumpling thinness with NYC Joe's Shanghai (at their best) soup and size Atmosphere and pricing is much more casual than DTF and the star are the XLB, specifically pork. Noodles and Sheng Jian Bao are solid Pork Xiao Long Bao (4) $9.95 / Crab & Pork Xiao Long Bao (4) $14.95 / Juicy Pan Fried Sheng Jian Bao $14.95 / Dan Dan Sesame Paste Dry Noodles $16.95 Dumpling Hours (Palo Alto, CA) Dining is mainly small tabletops (2 or 4 tops) and mainly indoor with limited outdoor dining. Reservations are not required with most walk-in. Order via QR code or menu and all credit cards are accepted including AmEx. read more

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Came by for lunch on a weekend around opening time. Parked in the public parking building and walked over. Was greeted right away and sat down. There were customers already sitting inside. We ordered through QR code. We can see the staff making the dumplings. Ordered 2 pork xiao long bao Dried fried chicken Green beans Ginger and scallion noodles First came the green beans and dried fried chicken. The green beans were good, they were also cut up into smaller pieces. The dried fried chicken was just alright it was pretty sticky they put a lot of honey on it but I didn't like the thick batter much. Next came the ginger scallion noodles, they tasted like basic chewy noodles. The staff checked up on us and I saw them refilling other customers waters. Finally came the 2 pork xiao long bao. They had enough soup in them, flavor was good and meat was soft. We ate all the xiao long baos. There were two bathrooms and they were clean. We got takeout boxes to bring back the leftovers. I'll come back for the xiao long bao and the green beans. read more

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The food was so amazing and delicious it was also played very nicely!!! The xiao long bao dumplings were to good and their scallion noodles I think pan fried were delicious! The service was amazing too they took our order pretty fast and we got our food in a short amount of time! The wait was pretty long but over the experience was very nice! read more