Good food with good portions. This meal was for 3 and had enough for baon to go. Good service read more

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2nd time having great food. First time, we stumbled upon it in Everett and was pleasantly surprised. Great portions and speedy. read more

Dumpling World - Yummy! - Noodles Near Me - Everett, Washington

We love it here! Awesome dumplings! My kids think it's so fun! We always come when we are in the area. Love the buns!

The pan-fried soup dumplings are GAMECHANGER. One of my favorite dishes here and they always taste PHENOMENAL. Crunchy bottom, soup and filling on the inside, and all the flavor! The service is quick and you order from a QR code. A bit of a bustling interior if there's a lot of people in for dinner. When it's sunset, it's super bright against the window panels but nothing too crazy. read more

Dumpling World - Pan-fried soup dumplings, shrimp dumplings, and noodles! - Noodles Near Me - Everett, Washington

Unfortunately I stopped here later in the evening and they were out of all the main dishes that I really wanted to try. The place was packed and the dishes customers were eating from looked very intriguing and delicious! I ended up trying the Colorful Dumpling sampler. Orange dumpling: Shrimp&Pork&Chives. Green: Bok choy&Mushroom Yellow: Beef&onion Each one was a juicy adventure for your taste buds. I'm excited to try out the dishes I wasn't able to on this visit! read more

Service and quality of food are good, but the pricing is atrocious. The venue is small, not even in a nice area, and they're still charging $14 for 6 dumplings. No specials either? I can understand high pricing for dishes containing expensive proteins like steak and fish, but this is literally dough filled with cheap mince. Won't be back! read more

Dumpling World is my son's favorite request for dumplings, and lo mein while my daughter loves the spring rolls and green beans. Ordering is easy, and the customer service is always exceptional. We will definitely return, and if you're in the area I highly recommend. read more

Dumpling World - Noodles Near Me - Everett, Washington

They were busy the whole time our party of 6 was there. There's an iPad you can add yourself to the waitlist for a seat. Parties of 6+ have 18% gratuity added, staff even kindly reminded us again when we selected gratuity on the payment screen. Super helpful! Passionfruit Cucumber 1/5 Small dish of pickled cucumbers mixed with a passionfruit jam. No one at the table liked it, I'd even go as far to say as many of us hated it. It was more sweet than refreshing. Would not get again. Sour Spicy Dumpling Soup 5/5 The soup had just the right amount of sour and spicy. The dumplings themselves were plentiful and the wrapping was chewy which made it also feel like you were eating noodles. I really liked this one and kept coming back for the soup. Garlic Green Beans 4.5/5 Huge portion of green beans. Flavorful with a good punch of soy saucy garlic. Similar to DTF but were slightly softer crisp than DTF. Very Moorish. Eggplant Noodles 3.5/5 The dish was well seasoned, not too salty. Eggplant was soft but still held a lot of its shape. The thicker noodles it came with were soft. I would have liked them a little chewier but overall solid dish. Pork Xiao Long Bao 4.5/5 Comes with 6 exceptionally sized XLBs. The soup was delicious. I would want a whole bowl of the soup. It had an excellent depth of flavor while maintaining lightness. The wrapping was just thick enough to be able to carry all the soup. Extremely well done. Shen Jing Bao 4.5/5 Their most popular item, we got 3 orders of it, it comes with 4 each. Not all at once so that we could enjoy it to the fullest. It comes out fresh so be careful about burning your tongue! The soup is once again so good. It doesn't break open easily despite the wrapping being fairly thin on top. The crispy bottom does have a little thick nub of dough that keeps the whole bao together. The meat itself wasn't too memorable but the additional vinegar and chili oil on the table makes up for it. Thumb Print Bao 4/5 Mini versions of the above, really tasty but if you're able to dine in. Grab an order of the above instead. These ones have less soup and that's honestly my favorite part. read more

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Great place for your Chinese noodles, baozi, and xiao long bao. There is usually not a wait and they have a great staff. The food comes out fast and generally no complaints! I would say price point is decent, would love larger portion sizes but that's Seattle culture. Very relaxed atmosphere where you can just chill and eat with no pressure so definitely a relaxed ambiance. read more

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We came here after a hike up north. The food is really good and filling. We ordered a variety of dishes - Tan-Tan Noodles ($13.95) - These were SUPER flavorful and savoury/salty/peanut-y. Mushroom & Bok Choy ($16.95) - Fine. Pan-fried Thumb Buns ($13.95) - these were super unique and my favorite. They are like little bite sized sheng jian baos. Pork, Shrimp, and Chive Dumpling ($12.95) - also good. The ambience was dirty, noisy, and crowded. I wouldn't expect much more though - it's a casual spot. You scan the QR code and send your order to the kitchen through your phone and they bring your food out to you. read more

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Service was standard. Not memorable, not bad. Can tell that they make the wrappers themselves. The wrapper for the curry chicken dumplings was very thick and there appeared to be peanuts or something nutty on the mixture which was not bad just not something I expected. Can skip. The soup dumpling (shrimp and pork) had a lot of soup. I wish they used a different shrimp type and mixed it it more thoroughly with the pork instead of putting it on top. I think this made the top of the wrapper very thick as well. I wish they provided some ginger shreds. The thumb print dumplings were good. I would get this again if I was in the area to begin with. Maybe try the beef noodle soup but would skip on the steamed dumplings next time. We didn't get any noodles but the portions at other tables looked generous. read more

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Fast service, great dumplings, and really great spicy beef noodle soup! Restaurant usually has a wait but the wait goes by fast (10-20 min). The soup dumplings were a group favorite. I'd skip the passion fruit cucumbers, felt a little too sweet as an appetizer and it seemed more like a dessert dish. read more

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Dumpling World in Everett has been open for nine months as the first site in WA State. The other sites originated in Texas. The Homie and I made a spontaneous trek up north to check this popular site earlier today (6/3/26). Traffic was in our favor using the HOV lane and ended up parking right at the front door. What I did not realize is that they end lunch service at 230pm - we had a little over an hour to order and dine onsite. Bright and clean, we were pointed to a booth upon entering. Indoor seating included either comfy booths or tables in the center of the dining room and available to be configured for larger groups. There were handful of tables wrapping up their meals, so we knew we did not have much time to spare. We viewed the menu and ordered via QR code that was tied specifically to our booth. Dangerous as we were both ordering on the fly and ravenous, lol. Booth had a convenient pitcher filled with chilled lemon water. Each diner was provided a cup, bowl, and plate, soup spoon, and chopsticks. There's also a napkin dispenser and condiments - chili sauce, vinegar, and soy sauce. Our selected items were brought out well paced and fresh from the kitchen. What was ordered: Shrimp and Pork Xiao Long Bao, Braised Pork Steam Buns, Shrimp Pork Chive Dumplings, and Pan Fried Thumb Buns with Shrimp Pork Chive. The Homie ordered an iced Jasmine Green Tea, and I opted for an Okinawa Brown Sugar Milk Tea. The iced tea was on point for The Homie. My beverage was a bit too sweet, it was optimal once I was at home and diluted it 1:2 to my liking. The dumplings were of high quality and chockfull of flavorful fillings. The wrappers were thin and not overly doughy. Talk about a major splurge on a variety of tasty dumplings! We definitely plan to return, but made a note to not show up the last hour of lunch service. The noodle bowls, sides, and various fried rice on the menu looked really enticing for that future visit. I like that Dumpling World on par with local indie, Dough Zone. But Dough Zone provides the slivered ginger that add another level of flavor depth with the vinegar and soy sauce. I'm not a big Din Tai Fung fan, so nothing to add there. Worthy detour, just be aware of the restaurant business hours: Mon - Fri 11am - 230pm, 4pm - 830pm. Sat/Sun 11am - 830pm. read more

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Absolute hidden gem, every bite blew me away! We came here craving pan-fried thumb buns and eggplant noodles, and both dishes exceeded all expectations. They offer tons of filling options for the mini pan-fried buns--pork, beef, and three fresh veggie & meat mixes are all incredibly flavorful, juicy and well-seasoned. I was gutted we didn't get to try their soup dumplings since they're only available for dine-in. The spot gets packed nonstop, so we opted for takeout instead of waiting for a table, and the food still tasted fantastic after we brought it home. The eggplant noodles are hands-down a must-order: the eggplant is ultra-tender, fully soaked up all the rich savory sauce, and perfectly tossed with noodles. So hearty and full of depth. Will definitely be back to eat in and finally try those soup dumplings. 10/10 recommend for authentic, satisfying Chinese comfort food! read more

Dumpling World - Noodles Near Me - Everett, Washington

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My family and I were finally able to try Dumpling World for dinner. Free parking can be found in the parking lot. Discover is an accepted form of payment. A 10% discount is given for military members and veterans with valid ID. An 18% gratuity is added to parties of 6+. Reservations are not accepted. Upon arrival, sign in at the front door kiosk. There is always a crowd standing and waiting to be seated; however, the crowd moves quickly. Dumpling World does not offer any alcohol, including wine or beer. Large parties can be accommodated. During our visit, we tried a variety of dishes. Dishes do not all come out at once, instead, they come out in intervals as they are completed in the kitchen, assembly style for all orders throughout the restaurant. We ordered the Red Bean Sesame Balls (qty 8) for $10.95: pastry made of rice flour dough, filled with sweet red bean paste, rolled in sesame seeds, and deep-fried. None of us were fans of this appetizer. We didn't finish it nor take it home with us. We shared an order of Shrimp & Pork Xio Long Bao (qty 6) for $14.95. Delicious soup dumplings. We shared an order of Shrimp & Pork & Chive Spicy and Sour Dumplings (qty 10) for $14.95. This dish was a fan favorite for all of us. Will definitely order again. We shared an order of Stir-Fried Green Beans with Minced Pork for $15.95. I order green beans at every Chinese restaurant that I go to and Dumpling World's green beans outshine all the others I have tried. Perfectly flash fried and seasoned. We shared an order of Colorful Dumplings (qty 6) for $14.95. There were mixed feelings about these dumplings at our table regarding the filling (shrimp/pork/chive & chicken/corn & bok choy/mushroom). Enough so that I wouldn't order again. We shared an order of Pan-Fried Thumb Bun Pork & Scallion (qty 10) for $12.95. These little dumplings were yummy. We ordered the Combo Fried Rice (Pork, Chicken & Shrimp) for $16.95. My wife is a rice lover and absolutely loved this dish. I personally thought it was bland. Overall, Dumpling World was a fun experience for all of us. Food is tasty. Prices are a bit high. Next time, our orders will be to-go where I can enjoy a glass of wine or cold beer with my meal. read more

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In short Kitchen is absolutely killing it with all kinds of dumplings and sides. Everything is sparkling clean and they pay attention to every detail. Such incredibly warm and kind people, too. In long Well we talked about it for close to a year, and finally made it in when they had tables open. Literally 2 minutes after they opened, that is. It was 2/3 full within 40 minutes. Parking can be tight, especially with this and other popular spots sharing the same building. We rolled in and dude hustled right over to hold the door for us so we could get her chair through. Already starting off on a high note. The dining room is modest and neutral but still very attractive, and absolutely spotlessly clean. The menu is several pages long, but full of pictures. 8 or 10 different kinds of dumplings, each with 4 or 5 choices of fillings. Some good sides, some tea, fruit juice, and pop. You get ice water with lemon before you even sit down--it's on the table, waiting for ya. The green beans are evidently their best seller, and it's easy to see why. They start with beans that are fatter and juicier than anything at the supermarkets where I shop, then they season them well, add some ground pork, and cook them until they're just warmed through and slightly softer than raw. Magic. The XLBs come with assertively-flavored soup broth inside, and the wrapper is appealingly light with just a tiny bit of tooth to it. Sour and spicy dumplings are as fantastic as anything else on the table--plenty of flavor, and the broth they're in is almost appetizing by itself as a few spoonfuls of "soup." Pan-fried buns are like XLBs with chewy brown bottoms. Huge meatball inside. Also excellent soup filling. Kind of tough to eat and arrived blaaaazing hot. The wood ear mushroom salad is the best $8 we've spent in ages on restaurant food. Nice black vinegar dressing (with more black vinegar standard on the table as a condiment). No matter how many of these mushroom you've eaten lately, seriously, eat more of them. So good. The service was funny and friendly throughout, cheerfully chuckling at the stains on our shirts. "Never wear light colors when you go out for dumplings! Wear black, just in case!" They all wear matching black, btw. On our way out they smiled and gushed some more, and reminded us again to dress appropriately next time. They were always getting stuff out of our way, clearing--they even grabbed to-go containers for us, despite the fact that we're kinda supposed to do that ourselves. We were kinda frustrated at how unproductive our other errand today was, but this was such an awesome meal that it made the whole day great. read more

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So happy to have dumplings so much closer! Walk in, get directed to a seat, order on your device via QR code. All the dishes were great - particularly loved the mushroom salad. The XLB are *huge* - nice filling and nice dough wrapper. Spicy wonton sauce on point. Tan tan noods peanutty porky delicious. Portions are hefty - that gave us two full meals and there's still some leftover. Parking is a bit slim, location is a bit...well...old EMP Looking forward to coming back to try other dishes. 10/10 will return read more

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Delicious Taiwanese food. Loved the freshly made Xian Long Bao. Filled with hot soup and very generous portion of shrimp and pork filling. The Potstickers were so crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, absolutely delicious! Only asked that the Beef Noodles could be less salty and greasy. Overall, I would recommend you! read more

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First time here for a busy Friday lunch and we were seated right away. Ordering via QR code was quick and easy. We tried the combo fried rice, garlic bok choy, shrimp, and pork & chive pan-fried dumplings, everything was tasty, and portions were fair for the price. Staff were fast and efficient! Only downside was the bathroom, which wasn't very clean for a newer spot. Overall, a solid experience and we'll come back to try more. read more

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I've heard the buzz for this small restaurant in Everett and now I understand why. The food is better than established comparable restaurants like DTF and Dough Zone. The XLB is one of the best I've tasted ever and the portions for the dishes were surprisingly generous. We had the baked soup dumplings (Sen Zhen Bao) were perfect. The sautéed green beans and fried rice, with large shrimps) were top notch. The server, Chinese and super nice, said the servings were outsized, just like in Texas, where the restaurant originated. There's ample parking outside. The restaurant is along the main road. The interior decor is simple and basic. But the food here is the star. The cold drinks, flavored teas are superb, as well. I'm so happy this is close to where we live. read more

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What a discovery! Dumpling World is one of the best dumpling place one should try! It's so good! Dumplings are so delicious , very juicy, giant piece of xiao long bao, filling is so tasty. Originally from Texas, Dumpling World is located in Everett, the only branch in Washington state. Service is great. We were a big group of 7 and requested several split checks. Very accommodating. Server was very pleasant and friendly. Clean place. Lots of tables but gets filled quickly. There are booths for a family of 4, and large tables that they can put together. Thankful it's close to home so definitely will be a regular place to visit. read more

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My fiancee and I have been coming here since they opened and staff have always been kind and friendly. As a fellow Latina Americana, I have never felt ignored nor disrespected. I have on the other hand recognized how busy staff can be given that they constantly have a line out the door. The food is consistently good and always hits the spot. Cara is always attentive and extremely kind and frequently checks in while we are eating. She tries her best to check in, not just with me, but every table in the establishment. I have never had bad service here, but I also don't expect staff to have a full blown conversation with me while they have parties standing outside waiting to be seated and every table is occupied. I will definitely keep coming back! :) read more

Dumpling World - Pork xiao long bao and sweet and spicy wontons - Noodles Near Me - Everett, Washington

好吃，好吃，氛围好，小笼包好吃 Decided to check out Dumpling World on a random evening, and I was extremely surprised by just how much I enjoyed it! read more

Dumpling World - Noodles Near Me - Everett, Washington

Decided to check out Dumpling World on a random evening, and I was extremely surprised by just how much I enjoyed it! My family and I came for dinner on the 4th of July, so it was definitely busy. The restaurant is on the smaller size, but is definitely cozy with lots of seating. Despite the holiday we were seated easily by the staff, whom were all very kind! Since we were pretty hungry, we ordered a ton of food. I think some of the highlights are definitely the Tan Tan Noodles, pan-fried thumb print buns, and the green beans, which were an absolute crowd favorite. The green beans were cooked perfectly, and honestly both the quality and quantity of the dish were great. The different dumplings were delicious, with juicy fillings, and the noodle dishes complimented one another perfectly. Despite this restaurant being a smaller hole in the wall, it's definitely one of my favorite places to eat in Everett now! read more

I will definitely come back again! Where they lost two stars was because of two things: 1) I burned my lip with pan fried pork soup bun - they could have warned us about how hot the food is, it was painful 2) they said they had a new cook and it took 45 minutes to receive food to go, they said it was only going to be 10-15 minutes. All that aside the food was delicious, could not find one bad thing to say about the flavours. We also had some steamed dumplings that were not pictured and it was also great! Give them a try! Happy eating, -Fj read more

Dumpling World - Shrimp & Pork & Chive Spicy Sour Dumpling - Noodles Near Me - Everett, Washington

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Been wanting to try this place out, waited til the hype died down a bit. Warning: this place is expensive! We had only 4 dishes and bill came up to almost $70! Combo fried rice was okay, big portion but meat was on the pale side, could have been cooked longer. Green beans were not as good as DIn Tai Fung. Ours were mushy and too salty. Same price too. Rather go to Din Tai Fung to be honest. Pan fried dumplings were just okay, tough dough. Sigh I wish we didn't waste our money on this place. read more

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Second time in clean,small ,beautiful place ..CHIVE PORK DUMPLINGS & GARLIC BOK CHOY- OUTSTANDING..Combo fried rice & Potstickers excellent!..excellent service..a GREAT SPOT..will be back!! read more

Dumpling World has been open for about 6 months and may look crowded at busy times but check in with the staff for getting seated. Inside doesn't look anything crazy but there's a bunch of tables even though from the outside it looks small. There were about 5 parties ahead of me but we ended up getting seated pretty quickly in about 10 minutes. The menu and ordering is done through QR code on the table. What's cool about the platform is that multiple people can scan the QR and add items - everyone will see in real time what's been added and who added the items. I also appreciated the staff as well as they were constantly running around making sure guests were okay. I got many items amongst my table and the highlights were really the XLB and the pan fried pork soup bun. Note that the soup is really hot so take caution when eating! The other items are reviewed below. At the end of the meal it was a little more than $40 per person before tip but I'll definitely be back. I do wish that there were serving utensils for some of the dishes as I found myself asking for extra pairs of chopsticks to use as community utensils. passion fruit cucumber: usually you see cucumber with garlic and chili oil so it was weird to see it as a sweet side. the passion fruit comes from almost the passion fruit jam you see in boba drinks. it's a little weird at first but it's interesting and not bad. tan tan noodle: pretty delicious and I love the peanut sauce in it. it's a little spicy and numbing which is true to the dish. stir fried green beans: really liked this dish - it was salted nicely and had a heavy garlic flavor. curry chicken and potato potstickers: the potstickers were crispy on one end and it was an interesting filling. the curry was reminiscent of Japanese curry and the filling was soft. I saw pieces of onions, chicken and potato. pork XLB: there's a lot of soup within the xlb so make sure you take your time and be cautious as it was super hot. pan fried pork soup bun: like the pork XLB, there was a lot of very hot soup. I liked how the bun was crispy and the pork was tender. beef fried rice: nothing special about the fried rice and was a little bland. jasmine green tea: nothing special and light in jasmine flavor. came unsweetened though. read more

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Fresh, tasty dumplings that definitely make me want to come back! I came here to celebrate my mom's birthday and it was great seeing how much she enjoyed the food. We ordered a-lot honestly enough for five people. There were four of us dining in and we still had leftovers we were happy to take home. The dumplings are huge and have a great balance of filling to wrapper. My only food note is that I wish the chili crisp oil had a bit more spice. Also, the tables weren't very clean when we first arrived. That said, the customer service was amazing. The food came out quickly, one dish after another. Ordering was simple and checking out was easy. The only dish not pictured and actually our favorite was the braised beef noodle soup. We absolutely demolished it! Everything was good! Lastly, I was surprised by the crab cheese puffs. They definitely made the wrapper from scratch and they were not oily and hard to chew. read more

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I have two words for Dumpling World: OB-SESSED!! You might be thinking to yourself "do I really need to go out for dumplings when I can buy the frozen soup dumplings at Costco?" And the answer is YES. Yes you do. Everything about this place was exceptional. The soups, the dumplings, the noodles, the mango grapefruit tea will live rent free in my head, but the dish that surprised me the most was the green beans. To quote the Lorax..."These beans. These beans. These porky garlic beans. All my life I've been searching for beans such as these!" Plate licked clean. This place was sensational. My husband is a Chinese food snob because he lived in Beijing for awhile, and he thought it was sensational too. My only wish was that they had wok dishes because my picky child won't eat Chinese food unless they have some kind of fried chicken smothered in sauce. So this place will remain a date night destination. And that's fine. Just means less people to share my green beans with. read more

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We visited there for the first time for my dad's birthday dinner. The soup dumplings were good. The pan fried dumplings were dense and we ate only a few. The color dumplings were okay. The green one was mushroom filling and it's a strong flavored. Not good at all. The fried rice, chow mien, and the drinks were good. The cucumber salad didn't taste good. It's too sweet. I hope for more savory than sweet. I would definitely go back for the soup dumplings. read more

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The food here is incredible! Generous, juicy soup dumplings with flavors that make your taste buds sing. Service that's fast, friendly and gracious. A casual spot, open later than most places in the area, for lunch or dinner on a cold winter day! Highlights: Pan Fried Soup Buns (OMG!) Low lights: Passion fruit Cucumber (think passion fruit jelly over cucumbers) Enjoy the Xiaolongbao and pan fried soup buns or variety of potstickers with chow mein! You can't go wrong with Dumpling World. read more

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Dumpling World hails from Texas, bringing their large dumplings over to Washington (because everything's bigger in Texas). While we had a wait, it was pretty smooth. There's a waitlist via Chowbus and they'll shoot a text when ready. I want to gatekeep but they deserve the compliments as the food was solid. Had a good encounter with our server Eli who was attentive to us. Combo Chow Mein - snagged this to help fill us up. Pretty tasty, more of a yakisoba style but savory and delicious. Wouldn't say it was out of this world, but a solid supplement with dumplings and helpful to balance the price of other items and appease hunger. Shrimp & Pork Xiao Long Bao - shrimp and pork were standard, maybe a little larger than other spots. The key callout is how heavy, soupy, and rich these XLB are! Visibly, it's evident how much soup is in each one and they fill up the entire spoon. These were delicious and definitely a contender for top XLB around the area. Pan-Fried Pork Soup Bun - a specialty Q-Bao that I highly recommend. These were packed with soup like XLB with an amazing pan fry, the bottom was crispy, adding an enhanced texture and maintaining solid position. Pan-Fried Thumb Bun (Shrimp & Pork & Chive) - these were tasty, but felt like they were missing something. Comparatively, these weren't as delicious as XLB or the pork soup bun because they just weren't soupy. The pan fry was solid, but not as well done as the larger pork soup buns, though acknowledging the smaller surface area. A nice item for sharing or larger parties, but lower priority for me. Shrimp & Pork & Chive Dumpling - similar comment to the thumb buns, they're tasty and great for sharing or larger parties but just lacked the soup that other items had. On their own, they're great with a solid amount of protein and not too thick skin. After eating the soupier items, they feel dry (although they definitely aren't) because those soup items are that good. read more

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Came here for lunch with a friend and overall, it was a great experience when it came to eating yummy dumplings. For anyone who is craving dumplings, this spot is a solid place to visit. There are a variety of dumpling types you can order and portion size of the dumpling is quite generous. For dumplings, we tried: 1. Soup Dumpling (Xiaolongbao) - Very juicy and flavorful. However, skin was a bit fragile and broke easily, so be careful when you eat it 2. Steamed Dumpling - Tried the colorful option and pork & scallion. Both were good but the colorful one stood out more since each color had a distinct taste. 3. Spicy & Sour Dumplings - Overall, wasn't too spicy and the sour taste was barely there. Did like the flavor though and is a good option for those who don't like too much spice. 4. Pan Fried Dumplings - Unfortunately didn't get to sample this as it was out. However, did get a chance to try the pan fried soup dumplings which were huge! Came in as 4 pieces and are very filling. Definitely worth trying out for sure. 5. Other option: If you need some side dishes, try the fried rice. It's quite good and goes well with the dumplings. Finally, service here was nice and quick. Definitely would come back again for a dumpling splurge! :) read more

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We were excited to try out this dumpling place north of Seattle since it was closer to us! The restaurant was spacious, and there was a pot of iced lemon water at each table that you could pour yourself. They also served us hot water upon request. You could scan a QR code to order on your phone, but the staff was friendly and provided us with a paper menu. We enjoyed the XLB and pan-fried dumplings, both of which had soup inside. The steamed dumplings were also delicious and easier for take-out since they weren't as soupy as the others. The beef noodle soup was a nice surprise--the beef was very tender, and the flavor was just right, not too salty. The staff confirmed that they make the noodles, dough, and fillings in-house, and that everything is cooked only after the order is placed, so nothing is frozen. Parking was easy since there was a parking lot. read more

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Been here a few times already, and it definitely hits the spot when you're craving dumplings. The dumplings taste fresh, homemade, and always come out piping hot. I'd skip the curry dumplings, but the fried rice and green beans are standouts -- easily giving Din Tai Fung a run for their money. The interior is simple but comfortable. Service can be a bit hit or miss, and patience is key during lunch and dinner rush, but overall it's a solid go-to spot for satisfying dumpling cravings. read more

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I really enjoyed all their dumplings here. If you visit, you have to order the pan fried pork soup bun. This was so juicy and so good! Their Xiao long bao was also tasty and filled to the brim with soup, highly recommend these also! Here's everything we tried: - Pan fried pork soup bun - Shrimp & pork xiao long bao - Colorful dumpling - Pan fried thumb buns - Szechuan tan tan noodle - Shrimp & pork spicy & sour dumplings - Curry chicken & potato pot stickers - Passion fruit cucumber Service was super friendly and food came out quick. You'll order through the tablet and they have pictures for everything making it very easy to order. We came for lunch on a Saturday and every table was filled. Definitely worth checking out! read more

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This is a great restaurant that offers various dumplings, pot sticker, various noodles and fried rice dishes and vegetables. I have gotten take out a few times and have tried their potstickers, green beans (which had minced pork) and braised beef noodle soup. Those were all delicious and I would order it again. Some dishes like the soup dumplings are for dine in only. I look forward to trying in if I get a chance to eat there. read more

Dumpling World - Stir fried green beans - Noodles Near Me - Everett, Washington

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PRO: Tablet waitlist, QR code ordering, and very friendly, attentive staff. CONS: High prices for small portions, no drink refills, and dishes come out randomly--so groups don't always eat together. To-go ordering is oddly restricted, which doesn't make sense when Din Tai Fung allows the same items without issue. It forces you to dine in. Spicy Shrimp & Pork Wontons are smaller than DTF's and not filling. Green Beans are AMAZING--one of the best items here. Wonton Soup has great broth, but small wontons and an odd seaweed in it. Noodles are cheaper here ($2 vs $7 at DTF). Pork & Mushroom Soup Dumplings - My husbands favorite & he says beats all the soup dumplings @ DTF. read more

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FOOD is FANTASTIC! Warning ‼ This place is POPULAR! We went here last night and there were like 8 groups ahead of us. Best to go early or not on weekends! They have a waitlist tho which goes moderately fast but mind you, may have to wait a while... Small place but an abundance of good food and flavors! I got the grapefruit mango tea which was refreshing and not too sweet! We got the sautéed mushroom and Bokchoy! Hands down this was my favorite dish! Who knew veggies would taste this good?! Soo many mushrooms and all in an oyster sauce flavored with some other delicious ingredients! We got the boiled shrimp and pork dumplings and the curried chicken dumplings! The curried chicken is one of a kind -- I really liked these, they were a bit crisp at the bottom and just the right amount of kick. We also had the shrimp fried rice! Huge prawns and good flavors! Right amount of salt but it may be MSG hahaha. We also got the colored dumplings -- these are huge, and bigger than the regular dumplings and you get 6 of them. Really loved these chicken and corn and shrimp and pork, not so much the Bokchoy and mushroom. Loved my braised beef soup! Not salty! We also got the 4 pan fried soup dumplings! These were so good! They're like xiao long bao so be careful when biting in. Technique is to bite a little bit before suctioning out the soup. They taste real good with the vinegar soy sauce chili oil mix. Staff is busy so as soon as the dish is done, they take it to your table and mark as they complete. The food here is superb! Would come back again! read more

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