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Joyee's Dumpling House - Poway

4.0 (402 reviews)
ModerateChinese, Seafood, Noodles
Closed 11:30 am - 8:30 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Casual
Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Outdoor seating

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Heather A.

Went in for a quick bite and left satisfied! The server was helpful and attentive. We only ordered two things, their potstickers and dumplings were so delicious! The filling inside was packed and flavorful! We got full with just these two so sadly we weren't able to try anything else but definitely bookmarked to come back!

Walnut Shrimp
Alex E.

Came here after we went to another neighborhood favorite was closed. Wasn't sure what to expect but thought we'd give it a try and we were pleasantly surprised. Started with some appetizers, potstickers and popcorn chicken and I thoroughly enjoyed each dish. Having eaten popcorn chicken at other dumpling restaurants, the pieces are sometimes pretty small and get lost in all the breading. These were good. Potstickers tasted good as well. For our entrees, we ordered the Seafood Dumpling Soup and Walnut Shrimp. The walnut shrimp had the right amount of sauce and tasted good. We also shared a Beef Roll, which was good. Shopping center can get pretty busy on the weekend with other restaurants, retail, and gym but the parking lot is big enough to be able to find a good space. Inside of restaurant is pretty sparse, but plenty of seating.

Lorean W.

Enjoyed lunch here. The cucumber cold appetizer was perfectly seasoned with salt and garlic and crisp. Still thinking about the cucumber appetizer. Boiled dumplings and eggplant dish were good. XLB soup dumpling was just okay and they were stuck together. Beef chow fun noodles were flavorful. Service was good and friendly. He was covering the entire restaurant and did a good job at lunch. Lunch time was moderately busy inside. It was clean and decent sized.

Mapo Tofu
Brad T.

The place is nice and comfy, great service from the staff there, but most importantly, the food. The orange soda was nice, yes, it's from a bottle, but it's a fairly unique flavor I haven't had elsewhere. The mapo tofu though. Absolutely the most flavorful mapo tofu I've had ANYWHERE. This stuff was like 2 steps below a climax, but in my mouth and tongue. I couldn't stop eating it. I took it home to eat later, but unfortunately warming it up in the microwave kills a bit of the flavor; it was still very good though. But fresh at restaurant itself? My god. I would drive 5 hours to eat this. I would be on the toilet for 10 hours to eat this. I don't care. It's THAT good.

Beef dumplings
Amanda C.

Joyee's Dumpling House is a relaxed spot that works great for a casual meal with friends/family. The menu is large, with something for everyone. I went straight for the dumplings, of course--and I'm happy to report they did not disappoint. The beef dumplings were flavorful and well-seasoned. My favorite by far, though, were the soup dumplings--bursting with rich broth and so hot and comforting. I'd come back just for those. We also tried the green beans with garlic, which were super good and came in a surprisingly generous portion. Everything felt fresh and satisfying. The service was friendly and low-key, which matched the atmosphere. It's not flashy or trendy, but it's delicious and done well!

Orange Chicken
Jerry H.

This authentic Chinese restaurant is bright, spacious and clean. Their menu has a great variety of options from dumplings to soup and entree dishes. The popular options we tasted were orange chicken, beef chow mein, and shrimp fried rice. We loved their orange chicken with boneless chicken breast meat. It was juicy and flavorful. The noodles were also very good. The service was a little slow when crowded but they are friendly and accommodating. If you stick with the main popular dishes, you will like this place.

Zien T.

The food was good! The dumpling wrappers were slightly on the thicker side, but still enjoyable. Both the noodle soup and fried noodles were excellent. The service was friendly, and the atmosphere was warm and kid-friendly.

Spicy pickled veggies and fish soup
Jusuan L.

We went on a Saturday for a late lunch. No wait and the place stayed about half occupied the whole time. We ordered the pan fried pork buns, green beans, and pickled veggie and fish. All three were good and decent portion. I'm glad neither of the dishes were too salty. The fish dish is meant to be spicy and good thing it was not too spicy. They did a good job with the fried buns in not burning it like some other places do. I was really pleased with that. Two people were staffing the dining area at the time and they were both responsive and nice. Also cool the music being played were top 40 songs from the 2000s.

Tofu W.Vegetable Soup
Lucy Z.

Very delicious and huge portion sizes! We ordered the vegetable tofu soup, fish dumplings, cold beef appetizer, mapo tofu, fried green beans, and zhajiang noodles. All the dishes were on point in terms of flavor (although the beef was a little too salty for me). Service was speedy too. We came here for on a weekday for dinner, so there was hardly anyone at all. Just us sitting in the corner, enjoying the air conditioning (very necessary for the spicy dishes).

Sharon B.

The two ladies working when we were there were really nice and friendly. This place was busy with people coming in to order take out or dining in. It had a lot of good reviews but I thought the food was ok. I love Singapore noodles and theirs was too wet and a little on the plain side. We did like the onion pancake and the spicy wontons. Their hot'n'sour soup was good too. The xiao long bao was brought out in the steamer without a plate underneath. The dumplings were stuck to the paper or each other so when you lifted it out of the steamer, it ripped and leaked all the soup onto the table. What a disappointment. And the wrapping was too thick and doughy. I wouldn't recommend ordering those. The egg custard buns were not good either. We took a bite and it was gritty and powdery inside. It didn't have the consistency of a custard for the filling. We didn't finish it.

Lillian W.

Chinese Breakfast Review!! (We have yet to try the non breakfast menu) My family has been missing quality Chinese breakfast. There were so many homestyle options that got my family SO excited - we ordered 10 items for the 5 of us. Popular hits were the duck blood soup, sticky rice shumai, and of course cruller (youtiao) with soymilk (we opted for the salty). The congee was on the thinner side for our preference, but it still hit the spot for us, especially paired with the perfectly crispy youtiao/cruller. As for next time, we will probably skip the shenjianbao (not as much filling as we'd like) and change the ingredients in the bing). Service was fantastic, attentive, and very helpful! This spot is cute and easy to park. I have no doubt my family will be back for more breakfast!

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Hi, are any rice dishes gluten free? Thank you!

Rice is a very nutritious grain and a staple food in more than 100 countries around the world. It’s high in starch, a type of carbohydrate that is a main source of the body’s energy, and low in cost, which makes it a good base for many meals.… Read more

Any vegan options?

They have a veg portion but small.

Is this Taiwanese or Chinese? Hoping Taiwanese

Unfortunately its Chinese. Taiwanese restaurants are not common in this area. if you are able to determine whether it has traditional or simplified text from photos of the menu, that can be an easy way to tell. Taiwanese restaurants always use… Read more

Is anything on the menu gluten free?

steam bun and dumpling have gluten

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