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    Dumpling House

    4.2 (705 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Dim Sum, Noodles
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Kimchi + Veg Dumpling
    Ashley S.

    Great place for vegetarian options! My two friends and I came here on a Saturday around 2:30 pm and found parking in the small lot easily! It was pretty empty inside with only one other customer, very homey vibes! We ordered the Korean Icy Cold Noodles (4/5 - super refreshing but broth was sweeter than I realized it would be!), Kimchi Dumplings (4.5/5 - packed w nice pieces of kimchi and veg), and the King Veggie Dumplings (3.9/5 - not salty enough for me but better w dipping sauce and really fluffy bun!). This much food came to be about $60 w tip and the food was light but we all felt perfectly full! I would definitely come back to try more of the non-vegetarian dumplings too

    Pork Xiao Long Bao
    John T.

    Had a delivery from here today and not bad. Ordered the: Pan fried regular dumpling - Very, very good. Tasty and moist. Pork Xiao Long Bao - Yes I would order again. Order the pork, outstanding! Meat King Size Dumpling - I was expecting a BBQ Pork Bun, it wasn't. Though the meat inside was tasty, this one was a little dry with all the bun and limited sauce inside. Not sure I would order this again. Side note, the delivery girl just dropped off the order at my apartment's front desk and refused to give the desk attendant any information on my apartment, ie no apartment number or name to tell him who the order belonged to. Could have been a better delivery attempt.

    Mandy A.

    I used to come here to get dumpling often, and tried most of them. Overall, they are good, the best one was king dumplings and others were okay. The customer service is so bad, specially the old guy, who seems not happy and always angry sadly.. The lady is nice all the time. The price is little bit overpriced.

    Jasmin L.

    So amazing! Came here spontaneously with friends visiting from Australia and their food is the most delicious most authentic dumplings ever. The Bulgogi dumplings were amazing as well!!! A must try! Owners were so kind and patient with us. I can't recommend this place enough!

    Jennifer H.

    I really wanted to like this place since it seemed like a small, local business, but the dumplings we got did not impress us. We got the regular pork dumplings, XLB, and the crab shumai. I thought the crab shumai was the best - it had a good flavor, but they were small and pricey. The XLB were solid, but needed more juice/flavor. The pork dumplings were the most disappointing. They were kind of hard and not super tasty. The inside of the restaurant was run down, and I had to kill a tiny bug that was crawling on the table when we first sat down. The inside of the dumpling pans were rusty, so that was also gross. Everything was around $40. We probs would have enjoyed dumplings from Ranch 99 as much as the dumplings we had here

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    Quentin T.

    Highly recommend for delicious dumplings of various kinds & Korean staples. My wife & I grabbed lunch here early one day while staying in k town for two nights & it was excellent, very good soup dumplings & perfectly crisp pan fried gyoza dumplings. Very clean inside & the service was excellent. Wish I had more options like this where I'm from.

    Meat king

    The steamed dumpling were great! I got the Meat King 6 pc and could only eat because they were so big The service was great and it is amazing nnice little restaurant.

    13. Xiaoiongbao Dim Sum & 2. Meat King Size Dumpling
    Martha E.

    This spot has saved me time and time again. Always reliable, always delicious and always filling beyond any reasonable expectation! I mostly get takeout but have some dine in before and let me tell you- it's the best secret a little corner/strip mall has ever had to offer. Be warned that they make everything to order so be prepared to wait a bit. My two items took 15 minutes. There are usually 2 people working at any given time and it can get a little busy so be prepared to wait. I rarely see the spot busy with dine-ins but don't let that fool you, it's beyond worth it! The king size dumplings are exactly that, not exaggerated and truly 'king size'! I can usually eat 2 or 3 if I reallllly try. Mine were with a mixture of pork, beef, glass noodles & veggies- these will fill you up. The pork xiaolongbao are perfectly plump and have a perfect portion of soup and meat inside. A little kick to them elevates their flavor to stand out from the king size dumplings. Though I generally order takeout, I love that it's packed with presentation in mind. The prices are amazing for a product you can taste was made with care and love. Each order comes with pickled veg (daikon?) and a yummy sauce that can be used dipping- or, as I do, for pouring directly into the dumpling itself. There can be a little bit of a challenge in understanding the employees sometimes so please be patient and kind just as they are with their customers.

    Sushi

    This is a small wife & husband operated business. The place is super cute, has a a lot of positive vibes just because of the decor. We got in around 9pm, they close by 9:30, but were kind enough to let us dine in until 10pm. We orders the vegetable pancake and they were yum and hot, freshly prepared. We got the kimchi dumplings which were good too, also got the veggie sushi, which to my surprise was very good, the veggies were sautéed in the sushi. Pretty good experience.

    kimchi pancake, veggie ramyun, steamed veggie dumplings, pickled radish, veggie eggrolls
    jenny r.

    been coming here for years! whether i'm w friends or fam, order usually looks the same-- steamed veggie dumplings, kimchi pancake & veggie ramyun! always so comforting :) service has always been friendly and attentive w previous & current owners!

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    Food was terrific (had a variety of choices from the menu) and service was very personal and inviting. Loved it.

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    Delicious dumplings. A really wonderful, small business and a cute humble inside! The owners are so nice.

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    Ask the Community - Dumpling House

    As of Nov 14, do they have outdoor dining? About how many tables and how many people can they seat?

    Do you offer delivery?

    On postmates

    Is this place kid friendly?

    Yes, I've seen families there.

    Do I need a reservation for two people on a Wednesday ? Thanks

    Nope. Just walk on in :)

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