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Dumpling King

4.3 (185 reviews)
InexpensiveDim Sum, Imported Food
Closed • 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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pork & leek dumplings
John Y.

This place sells cheap dumplings and they tastes so good! I don't think these are home made as you can see some of the packaging in their freezer (they sell frozen dumplings, too) and I recognize them from asian markets. However, they do offer the service of selling you these freshly pan fried dumplings and its pretty cheap, but good! I can't recall exactly but it was around $7 - $10 for 8 or 10 dumplings. They have a few varieties to choose from. It does take about 15 minutes or so for them to crank them out. They do get busy and cook in batches I guess. On busy weekends, space is tight. Don't even think of finding a spot to dine in, as even finding space to stand and wait for your dumplings is a challenge. Overall, I'm glad this place exists. It tastes much better than the pan fried dumplings in that ally (fairy cafe, was it?) that is popular on social media. I'm looking forward to my next visit!

Pan Fried Veggie Dumpling
Kenzie D.

Genuinely my favorite cheap eats in Chinatown. They do have a lunch rush, so beware, but they get through orders quickly and efficiently. There is also a freezer where you can buy bags of their frozen dumplings. In the plaza is also a tea shops with lots of options, as well as 2 places you can get dessert.

Shana W.

The dumplings were good. This is a popular spot because a lot of people were on line and even more waiting . It's inside a small "food court" area but really nowhere to sit. We waited a bit for our food alongside everyone else. There isn't much room to stand because of the 3 restaurants that all shared the same space. Keep in mind, there is nowhere to sit. But the food is worth the wait , especially for the price.

Pan Fried Pork and Leek Dumpling
Megan H.

My coworkers and I stopped by Dumpling King during lunch since we have been wanting to try! I got the pan fried pork and leek dumplings, which were so juicy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. There was a bit of a wait, but it was worth it as they were making each order. The dumplings were such a good deal and quite filling. Can't complain about anything, it was a perfect lunch!

Pan Fried Pork and Leek Dumpling
Ashley H.

I think they definitely deserve their name - they are really the dumpling king! We ordered the pork and leek pan fried dumplings and they are one of the best we've had! For 10 pieces, it was $7.50 with tax and because we were doing a little Chinatown food crawl, this was enough for two people to share. This place is in a little food court that has other things you can try. Seating for this stall was just two seats but everyone eats quickly so when your made to order dumplings are done, it becomes your turn to sit. It takes about 10 minutes for your dumplings to be ready and it comes out piping hot, with every bite bursting with juice and flavor. So yummy! This was one of my top foods from my trip to Boston!

Frances L.

Dumpling King lives up to their name! I ordered the pan fried pork and leek dumplings. Ten for $7 which is an incredible price! It's a small takeout restaurant located in a tiny food court. One girl taking orders with two men cooking and prepping the steamed or pan fried dumplings. There was a line of people waiting for their orders. My order was ready in around 10-15 minutes and they were delicious. The skins were a good thickness with a nice chew and were pan fried to a satisfying crispness. The generous pork filling was tender and juicy. Definitely one of the best pan fried dumplings I've had and for sure the cheapest!

Steamed pork dumplings
Brent M.

Dumpling is the biggest positive dining surprise we have had in decades. Tucked into a minuscule Chinatown "food court," you will find 3 tiny-house restaurants and a tea shop. It was a little hard to find and once there, we actually hesitated and would have gone if it wasn't for the long list of positive reviews, line of people ordering, and high rating. The menu is streamlined and straightforward. Get your steamed or pan fried dumplings with a limited selection from which to choose. We stayed and ate in the tight quarters, but everyone else was taking theirs to go. When our order came, I opened the container to see VERY simple dumplings. I didn't anticipate much but these pork dumplings were some of the best I have ever had and my favorite ice agreed. Have had more than our share of dumplings over the past decades!! Seriously great dumplings. Who cares about fancy crimping when the dumplings taste so fabulous and at an amazing price. If you can't find it right away, keep looking. Don't judge it by its cover, it's gonna be great.

Jackie D.

Delicious, made to order potstickers and dumplings in a itty-bitty food court. 10 dumplings for $7 in this economy? Sign me up. Wish they had more legit customer seating, as their only seats are around a foldable table in front of where you order. Not really a feasible seating area, but the dumplings do travel just fine. Didn't love the veggie dumplings, but the chicken and pork with leek dumplings were wonderful. The gentleman / owner of the shop is super friendly and his chef in the back gets the job done! Frozen dumplings are also available for purchase. Overall, a yummy cheap eat to enjoy during a Boston Chinatown food crawl! Highly recommend!

Pan Fried Pork Dumpling
Donald R.

Wow! Walked here to check this little hole in the wall out while in Boston. Dumplings were cheap and tasty! Try it if you are I. The area!

Pan Fried Pork Dumpling
Evie T.

Great dumplings! Not so great service. : ( The space was interesting. Imagine a room with five different "restaurants" squeezed into one.

Alan N.

The food isn't too bad. No frills. Don't expect friendliness. Just order and give them your money. Limited space and not really a sit down place. Shares an area with three to four other businesses Made to order. Fresh and crispy.

Pan Fried Pork and Leek Dumpling
Kayla L.

I got the pork and leek as well as the pork and mushroom dumplings to go. The space is inside other little shops so just walk through. There isn't too many spaces to sit so I ended up taking it to go. I tried both the stir fried and boiled version. The size of the dumplings are generous and honestly it's scrumptious. For the price and portion and flavor, it's really running for its buck! A cheap yet great meal if you are ever in Chinatown. You can also buy the frozen dumplings in case you didn't have enough of it! I love the dipping sauce they have as well. I will recommend the stir fry for a bit more crunchy texture of the dumplings if it's your first time.

Cordelia R.

This place truly brought me back to life. Needed some steamed pork dumplings and this place hit the spot. It was the most popular spot in the tiny food hall by far. No combo available when I went and they do accept cards. Very nice and fast

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Great flavor. Nice variety to choose from. Authentic takeout (street food) Asian. Cost friendly and abundant.

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3.5(1.3k reviews)
0.0 mi•Chinatown
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When we travel, we seek dim sum. Why? It's just our thing. So once our plane touched down in…read moreBoston, we went straight to Chinatown. This place has it all in a great Chinese restaurant: traditional dim sum dishes done well, a little grit, staff who get the job done but aren't the friendliest. The food was excellent. For that reason alone, I'd go back.

Winsor Dim Sum Café is the restaurant with the yellow sign and yellow awning. It is on a split…read morelevel, and so you have take a few stairs up to get to the restaurant. Looking for something to eat after landing at BOS airport, my husband and I decided to explore Chinatown. Figured we could do some dim sum for a late breakfast, early lunch (the time was a little after 10:35 am). Found this of one of a few places to have dim sum, we decided to come here since we weren't too far from it on foot. When we walked in, I let the employee know that we are a party of 2. Because this is a smaller restaurant, we were sat at a large round communal table. I am definite not a fan of this style of seating but it's fine (although we had walked passed another dim sum restaurant that was fancier that did not have tables like that and saw that 2 people were just sat at a table by themselves and wished we had gone to that restaurant instead. But didn't see this restaurant until after we had already had our meal). After looking over the menu, we ended up getting: Chicken Feet, $6.99 prior to tax- My husband got this for himself. I am not a big fan of chicken feet and only eat maybe 1 at most. But I wasn't really in the mood to eat it. But he enjoyed it. Choy Shum, $11.95 prior to tax- I love to have vegetables at every meal, when possible. So we ordered these vegetables, which were nice and tender and they were nice. I do like that the oyster sauce wasn't as heavily drizzled on top, which was nice. Shrimp Rice Noodle, $6.99 prior to tax- This came in an order of 3. These were good but standard. Pork Siu Mai, $6.99 prior to tax- I thought these tasted okay, just a little oily. Tea, $1.25 per person- You are charged this fee per person, regardless if you drink tea or not. --------------------------------- (Total= $37.90 after tax, prior to tip) Please note that to order, you just mark what items you want on a paper menu and then the food items will be brought out to you. This is supposed to be the fresher way of food items, since the idea is that it is made to order instead of staying inside a cart that may end up getting dry as it gets pushed around the restaurant. This place supposedly takes credit card, as there was a visa logo sticker in their entrance window. But when asked the employee who gave us the bill if they take credit card, she told us that cash is preferred (which is funny because this one Caucasian family sitting at our table looked a little freaked out because I think they were planning on paying with credit card). My husband ended up paying with two twenty dollar bills. The employee was just standing right next to my husband and asked if we need change. My husband said no (my husband was planning on leaving additional tip on the table before leaving). She then pointed to the bottom of the bill of the suggested tip and seemed rather pushy and insistent that we leave a tip (well a higher tip). So my husband (although feeling awkward), pulled out a few more dollars and gave it to her. She seemed satisfied and then walked away. I have never gone to any dim sum restaurant where tip was pushed upon and that a server would be so pushy and aggressive about it. I have also read from a few other Yelp members that have also experienced the same thing on their dining experience. It is a good thing I don't live in Boston because I would never come back to this restaurant if I did.

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It's been 8 years since my last review. I no longer consider Sun Kong the best dim sum in Boston,…read morebut it's still pretty decent. They also don't have push carts anymore and you order by marking a menu. Their shrimp dumpling (hao gaw), spare ribs, and egg custard pastries are still standout dishes. The baked barbeque pastry was a miss. The service was good, we got our order in pretty quickly and the food all came out fast as well.

8 hours ago New…read moreTERRIBLE SERVICE!!! If you are not asian -they will undoubtedly treat you differently. A few of the servers were drinking alcohol with another table. Our server smelled strongly like alcohol -he smelled like a homeless drunk. Another server kept picking his nose-digging deep into it and just flinging his boogers around; then, he would walk out other people's food. Our food didn't all come out at the same time and the biggest most expensive dish we ordered didn't come out- the server gave our food to the other table and told us that they will cook our food now. at that point we just asked for the bill. The food we did get was good but the service is terrible terrible - I would strongly avoid going here-it's just not a pleasant experience. It's unfortunate because the food was pretty good. The restaurant is big and didn't want to sit us where we could be comfortably -they were doing sidework-like cutting vegetables-and wanted us to sit right next to them. They were not accommodating at all. If I can give them a 0 review I would. The manager- didn't even care when I brought everything to his attention. He just shrugged as if this is just expected of them.

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