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This place is THEEEEE SPOT! It's a little small so be patient if your intention is to sit down, but once you have a spot and are able to eat in, you won't be disappointed. We've had almost all their dumplings and it's so incredibly fresh and savory; their green beans are delicious, we can eat their green beans till they run out lol!
My cousin had never been here before so it was a treat to be able to share one of my favorite spots with her! We came for a late lunch around 2 pm so it wasn't too crowded and we were immediately seated. Since this was her first time, we decided to do an assortment of dumplings, XLB, Szechuan cold noods and scallion pancakes (forgot to take a pic). They have beverages available in the fridge but I opted for some hot tea. It's so nice to spend quality time with family eating comfort food. It's a small little hole in the wall but it's clean, cozy and the staff takes care of you. As I promised Joanne, I will be back more often and will need to satisfy my beef noodle soup cravings next time!
I was sold as soon as I saw that they pull their own noodles. Review done! All jokes aside, my lunch was great today. I had dan dan noodles and soup dumplings. I was initially thinking about getting mala xiang guo a.k.a. dry hot pot, but thought I'd start with something I'm more familiar with. The place is adorably tiny, shoehorning 10 tables tops. I can see how some people might feel super claustrophobic, but I happen to like snug places. It was super charming imo. It was super weird when I walked in though. There were three tables of customers dining, but no staff to be found for a good couple minutes in the hall. I had to stand around, snooping behind the curtain to see if I can grab someone's attention from the back. A couple bus boys came out to grab drinks, but didn't say hi, or any sort of acknowledgment. Some folks would have thought this to be a red flag, but if you've been to enough traditionally Asian run places, this is nothing new. Doesn't bother me much. I ended up succeeding in grabbing the waiter's attention, who I think was in the back, packing a to-go order. C'est la vie. As I already mentioned, I sat down and ordered dan dan noodles and xiao long bao. I knew it was too much food, but the intention was to take home some leftover dumplings. So. Naturally, the noodles in dan dan were great! I generally love the chewiness of noodles and pastas when they're made fresh, and this wasn't any different. People generally expect the noodle to be medium-thin to medium, and this version was definitely more on the thicker side, which I didn't mind at all. Also worth mentioning is that Katy's version of dan dan is soup-based, not the traditional dry-tossed version. Personally, I enjoyed this version very much, especially because it was a very chilly, windy day in Chicagoland. The soup definitely helped warm me up. What I liked about the soup was that even though the brightly red nature of the soup's look gave me the impression it was going to be uber spicy and oily, it really wasn't. I found their mala profile to be greatly balanced to enjoy the slight numbness on my tongue, but without overpowering rest of other spices. The xiao long bao was good. I personally thought it could have used a tiny bit more soup filling, but I've definitely had my mouth burnt by scorching hot soup filling before, so it's a wash. I personally liked the slightly thick nature of the skin, but I can see how some people might not appreciate it. What I appreciated most was the taste balance of meat fillings. Whatever ingredients went inside did a great job of nullifying any meat stink, as well as elevated slight sweetness and savoriness. All in all, it was a great first impression. I'm definitely looking forward to coming back to try some other items.
Katy's dumpling is an amazing spot to get dumplings and hand crafted Chinese food in the neighborhood. They have a mom and pop ambiance and can have a wait but are totally worth it because everything we tried was absolutely delicious. I recommend the Dan Dan noodles and the soup dumplings both were very fresh and delicious!
The food is yummy. They cook super fast, the rice cake is chewy, dumplings are very good and what they are known for. But general Tso chicken $15 was too spicy and no flavor. The mixed vegetables for $15 only had broccoli, bok choy, carrots, and a lot of oil. Disappointing. Pulled noodles and dumplings are what you should buy here. This is a small place in a strip mall w about 10 tables.
10/1/25 update: I came here because my girlfriend was craving it. Honestly, the food is great but they mostly cater to white people. I think it's pretty obvious when you walk in and want to dine in. Lol. We were the only Asian customers there. I usually go to Chef Junes, SY Chef, or that international mall in Westmont. For the update, we ordered past favorites like the beef napa dumplings, beef tendon noodle soup, and pork belly cabbage soup (new). Dumplings were still tasty. The beef tendon noodle soup was just as good as before. The pork belly noodle soup is slightly sour but it's good. Plenty of noodles and pork belly. Service was fast. The rating is still the same.
I walked in right after lunch time so the seats were almost all filled but I got one. I had heard about them for so long. Finally I was able to try them! I was sat down and they asked me what I wanted to drink but didn't come back with it for a long while. They didn't put utensils down either for me. Everyone else after me who came in for both of those as soon as they sat down. So I was a little confused if I had to get up and get it myself or they just forgot me. I got sesame chicken, Chung du dumplings and shrimp and chive dumplings. Sesame chicken was meh. It was fried so hard that it took a harder bite to bite into it. Broccoli was okay. It came with a bowl of rice. I would not recommend. But the start for me were the dumplings!! The Chung du dumplings were a hit for me! The sauce was salty, sour, vinegary and spicy. It was very addictive. I want to buy that sauce and put it on everything. I had a friend recommend noodles so I'll come back and try that and get another dish of Chung du dumplings. It was a small place so avoid lunch rush since most of the seats were filled. I'd come back to try more.
The soup dumplings are very good! The pan fried pork Napa are okay. Green beans are okay. My husband felt indifferent about the pork buns. The shrimp fried rice was good. Small place but the soup dumplings are worth it. A bit pricey.
Free Parking lot parking. No alcohol. Excellent customer service. Quick service and a pretty busy establishment for pick up. Inside is smaller but has family vibes. I ordered soup dumplings...3 were broken already but still tasty. Sauteed green beans which were the perfect crunch that I liked with rice. I wish it was a small order but hey I had left overs. I also ordered a dry pot that came with veggies ( broccoli, green pepper, mushrooms or tofu, and beef, chicken, shrimp and pork. I opted out on the pork butt the dish was fresh and hot in temperature. The flavors were delicious as nothing tasted heavily salted even though meant flavors were tickling my palate. I'm a dumpling lover and they had plenty of options to try. I would definitely return. Reasonably priced for good quality eating.
I was in the area and decided to stop by here and order the shrimp dumplings, and Dan Dan noodles to go. The shrimp dumplings were good. I regret not purchasing some frozen ones. I did not care at all for the Dan Dan noodles. There was hardly any meat. I might've gotten 2 tablespoons of meat. It was also very spicy for my taste and oily. The noodles by themselves
Closer to 3.5. I would love to give Katy's a higher rating. Really I would. But it just wasn't all that. The staff was very friendly and happily accommodated a minor special request. Our water glasses were kept filled and service was prompt. Keep in mind that restaurant is small, maybe about 7 4-tops, so if you come during busy times there can be a wait. The food. Sigh. I so wanted to like it more than I did. We ordered the Chen Du dumplings and the Beef Noodle soup. Both were just okay. The dumplings were seasoned well but the wrappers were thick and doughy. The soup didn't taste like much of anything. The broth looked rich but had little flavor beyond some minor heat. There was no discernible flavor of star anise, either. My partner did not think that noodles were actually hand pulled. He could be right. If I lived nearby I would probably return occasionally but I don't feel it's worth a drive.
I saw this place on social media and I was so happy I decided to try it. I'm already a huge fan of dumplings and this place hit the spot. Even though the place itself is small, it's very cozy. Will be RAVING to my friends and family because this is such an underrated spot.
Omg! This place is so cute! Went here for dinner over the weekend ... without realizing it's a tiny local place that offers handmade dumplings and noodles. We had to wait for 20 min to get a table for 3 people. Make sure you keep time in hand! They have o lot like 6 tables in total!! No restrooms. But the food is amazing!! Especially the soup dumplings are to die for!
2 days ago
We were staying in the area and wanted to pick up some food for lunch and once we came across Katy's Dumplings we knew we had to give them a try. There is a ton on the menu which made ordering very difficult but eventually we were able to lock in about 5 items. We went with: Cheng Du Dumplings Beef w. Scallion Dumplings Beef Fried Noodle Szechuan Cold Noodle Sesame Chicken I will say our favorites where for sure both of the dumpling options. The Cheng Du Dumplings came cover is a tasty Szechuan Sauce and they were filled with pork. I was also really enjoyed the Beef w. Scallion Dumplings. You just can't find a lot of Beef Dumplings anymore so when I see them I order them. I also was a fan of the Beef Fried Noodle. I loved that the noodles were so fresh. I do wish though that there had been a little more beef in it though. The Sesame Chicken was also good but I wouldn't say it was in the top of ones I have had. If you're going to Katy's you gotta go with the dumplings of course but make sure to try a couple of the entrees as well but you gotta get a noodle dish for sure. read more
1 month ago
Cozy spot with AUTHENTIC and DELICIOUS food. I'd say Katy's Dumplings is a "hidden gem," but it is VERY well-known across locals. This place is ALWAYS busy ... and for good reason. Located in an unassuming plaza in Westmont, next to an eery-looking Jewel-Osco, Katy's Dumplings is serving up scrumptious, spicy, and comforting Chinese food PACKED WITH FLAVOR. If you want to eat here, expect to be seated in a tiny, crammed dining room. As I said, this is a POPULAR spot. I believe their Oak Park location has a much larger dining area. However, I think the tightly-packed tables add to the meal experience. Dining here feels like being welcomed into a friend's home, where their grandma is in the kitchen whipping up some of the best food you'll ever have. It's that genuine, comforting, homemade kind of authenticity. We tried the Chengdu Dumplings, the BBQ Pork Buns, and the Pork & Chives Potstickers. All three were a hit, but the Chengdu Dumplings stole the show, coated in a spicy, garlicky sauce that you'll want to dip everything else into. PRO TIP: Add some of the Chili Oil (available at each table) to your food for an extra kick. Katy's Dumplings is such a special little spot. With such sweet staff and delicious food, it's easy to see why this spot has become a local staple. read more
This place is THEEEEE SPOT! It's a little small so be patient if your intention is to sit down, but once you have a spot and are able to eat in, you won't be disappointed. We've had almost all their dumplings and it's so incredibly fresh and savory; their green beans are delicious, we can eat their green beans till they run out lol! read more
4 months ago
My cousin had never been here before so it was a treat to be able to share one of my favorite spots with her! We came for a late lunch around 2 pm so it wasn't too crowded and we were immediately seated. Since this was her first time, we decided to do an assortment of dumplings, XLB, Szechuan cold noods and scallion pancakes (forgot to take a pic). They have beverages available in the fridge but I opted for some hot tea. It's so nice to spend quality time with family eating comfort food. It's a small little hole in the wall but it's clean, cozy and the staff takes care of you. As I promised Joanne, I will be back more often and will need to satisfy my beef noodle soup cravings next time! read more
I was sold as soon as I saw that they pull their own noodles. Review done! All jokes aside, my lunch was great today. I had dan dan noodles and soup dumplings. I was initially thinking about getting mala xiang guo a.k.a. dry hot pot, but thought I'd start with something I'm more familiar with. The place is adorably tiny, shoehorning 10 tables tops. I can see how some people might feel super claustrophobic, but I happen to like snug places. It was super charming imo. It was super weird when I walked in though. There were three tables of customers dining, but no staff to be found for a good couple minutes in the hall. I had to stand around, snooping behind the curtain to see if I can grab someone's attention from the back. A couple bus boys came out to grab drinks, but didn't say hi, or any sort of acknowledgment. Some folks would have thought this to be a red flag, but if you've been to enough traditionally Asian run places, this is nothing new. Doesn't bother me much. I ended up succeeding in grabbing the waiter's attention, who I think was in the back, packing a to-go order. C'est la vie. As I already mentioned, I sat down and ordered dan dan noodles and xiao long bao. I knew it was too much food, but the intention was to take home some leftover dumplings. So. Naturally, the noodles in dan dan were great! I generally love the chewiness of noodles and pastas when they're made fresh, and this wasn't any different. People generally expect the noodle to be medium-thin to medium, and this version was definitely more on the thicker side, which I didn't mind at all. Also worth mentioning is that Katy's version of dan dan is soup-based, not the traditional dry-tossed version. Personally, I enjoyed this version very much, especially because it was a very chilly, windy day in Chicagoland. The soup definitely helped warm me up. What I liked about the soup was that even though the brightly red nature of the soup's look gave me the impression it was going to be uber spicy and oily, it really wasn't. I found their mala profile to be greatly balanced to enjoy the slight numbness on my tongue, but without overpowering rest of other spices. The xiao long bao was good. I personally thought it could have used a tiny bit more soup filling, but I've definitely had my mouth burnt by scorching hot soup filling before, so it's a wash. I personally liked the slightly thick nature of the skin, but I can see how some people might not appreciate it. What I appreciated most was the taste balance of meat fillings. Whatever ingredients went inside did a great job of nullifying any meat stink, as well as elevated slight sweetness and savoriness. All in all, it was a great first impression. I'm definitely looking forward to coming back to try some other items. read more
5 months ago
Katy's dumpling is an amazing spot to get dumplings and hand crafted Chinese food in the neighborhood. They have a mom and pop ambiance and can have a wait but are totally worth it because everything we tried was absolutely delicious. I recommend the Dan Dan noodles and the soup dumplings both were very fresh and delicious! read more
The food is yummy. They cook super fast, the rice cake is chewy, dumplings are very good and what they are known for. But general Tso chicken $15 was too spicy and no flavor. The mixed vegetables for $15 only had broccoli, bok choy, carrots, and a lot of oil. Disappointing. Pulled noodles and dumplings are what you should buy here. This is a small place in a strip mall w about 10 tables. read more
10/1/25 update: I came here because my girlfriend was craving it. Honestly, the food is great but they mostly cater to white people. I think it's pretty obvious when you walk in and want to dine in. Lol. We were the only Asian customers there. I usually go to Chef Junes, SY Chef, or that international mall in Westmont. For the update, we ordered past favorites like the beef napa dumplings, beef tendon noodle soup, and pork belly cabbage soup (new). Dumplings were still tasty. The beef tendon noodle soup was just as good as before. The pork belly noodle soup is slightly sour but it's good. Plenty of noodles and pork belly. Service was fast. The rating is still the same. read more
I walked in right after lunch time so the seats were almost all filled but I got one. I had heard about them for so long. Finally I was able to try them! I was sat down and they asked me what I wanted to drink but didn't come back with it for a long while. They didn't put utensils down either for me. Everyone else after me who came in for both of those as soon as they sat down. So I was a little confused if I had to get up and get it myself or they just forgot me. I got sesame chicken, Chung du dumplings and shrimp and chive dumplings. Sesame chicken was meh. It was fried so hard that it took a harder bite to bite into it. Broccoli was okay. It came with a bowl of rice. I would not recommend. But the start for me were the dumplings!! The Chung du dumplings were a hit for me! The sauce was salty, sour, vinegary and spicy. It was very addictive. I want to buy that sauce and put it on everything. I had a friend recommend noodles so I'll come back and try that and get another dish of Chung du dumplings. It was a small place so avoid lunch rush since most of the seats were filled. I'd come back to try more. read more
3 months ago
3 months ago
The soup dumplings are very good! The pan fried pork Napa are okay. Green beans are okay. My husband felt indifferent about the pork buns. The shrimp fried rice was good. Small place but the soup dumplings are worth it. A bit pricey. read more
1 year ago
Free Parking lot parking. No alcohol. Excellent customer service. Quick service and a pretty busy establishment for pick up. Inside is smaller but has family vibes. I ordered soup dumplings...3 were broken already but still tasty. Sauteed green beans which were the perfect crunch that I liked with rice. I wish it was a small order but hey I had left overs. I also ordered a dry pot that came with veggies ( broccoli, green pepper, mushrooms or tofu, and beef, chicken, shrimp and pork. I opted out on the pork butt the dish was fresh and hot in temperature. The flavors were delicious as nothing tasted heavily salted even though meant flavors were tickling my palate. I'm a dumpling lover and they had plenty of options to try. I would definitely return. Reasonably priced for good quality eating. read more
8 months ago
I was in the area and decided to stop by here and order the shrimp dumplings, and Dan Dan noodles to go. The shrimp dumplings were good. I regret not purchasing some frozen ones. I did not care at all for the Dan Dan noodles. There was hardly any meat. I might've gotten 2 tablespoons of meat. It was also very spicy for my taste and oily. The noodles by themselves read more
Closer to 3.5. I would love to give Katy's a higher rating. Really I would. But it just wasn't all that. The staff was very friendly and happily accommodated a minor special request. Our water glasses were kept filled and service was prompt. Keep in mind that restaurant is small, maybe about 7 4-tops, so if you come during busy times there can be a wait. The food. Sigh. I so wanted to like it more than I did. We ordered the Chen Du dumplings and the Beef Noodle soup. Both were just okay. The dumplings were seasoned well but the wrappers were thick and doughy. The soup didn't taste like much of anything. The broth looked rich but had little flavor beyond some minor heat. There was no discernible flavor of star anise, either. My partner did not think that noodles were actually hand pulled. He could be right. If I lived nearby I would probably return occasionally but I don't feel it's worth a drive. read more
3 months ago
I saw this place on social media and I was so happy I decided to try it. I'm already a huge fan of dumplings and this place hit the spot. Even though the place itself is small, it's very cozy. Will be RAVING to my friends and family because this is such an underrated spot. read more
Omg! This place is so cute! Went here for dinner over the weekend ... without realizing it's a tiny local place that offers handmade dumplings and noodles. We had to wait for 20 min to get a table for 3 people. Make sure you keep time in hand! They have o lot like 6 tables in total!! No restrooms. But the food is amazing!! Especially the soup dumplings are to die for! read more
8 months ago
The shrimp noodle soup was good! I will be back! Service was awesome! It was nice & clean in there. I usually go to the one in Oak Park but I'm glad I tried out this one! read more
2 months ago
1 year ago
I'm disappointed by this restaurant more so by door dash. They denied my request for a refund when there was hair in my food. I had good experience before dining here but this time the noodles were super thick the sauce was heavy and there was a short mysterious hair in my food! Unacceptable to the restaurant and DoorDash! read more
6 months ago
Small place but kind employees. The dumplings were homemade and fresh and the beef soup was very flavorful. read more
5 months ago
After having Din Tai Fung for the first time in LA in 2018, my family and I have been on the hunt for a good soup dumpling/dumpling spot. I remember finding Katy's a few years ago, but never got out to Westmont because it's pretty far away from where I live - until last Saturday. My family and I decided to take the trip to try Katy's out. We decided to have an early dinner because from other Yelper's photos showed the inside being super small and we didn't want to have to wait or be turned away. We got there around 3:30pm and were able to sit down right away which was awesome. There were maybe two tables left empty in the restaurant that filled up within the next 10 or so minutes of us being there. After being seated, this is where the experience started to head south. I want to preface that I totally understand and respect that this is a small business and they seemed to be understaffed, so service usually tends to be slower in these types of situations which is fine, I totally get it! But the frustration here stemmed from us ordering water and it taking 10+ minutes before we had to remind her that we still haven't gotten our drinks and our order hasn't been taken yet. Again, not the worst thing in the world or the biggest deal, we thought it would end there. When we finally placed our order, our waitress seemed to be too absorbed in the table next to us and their experience instead of ours. We ordered the crab rangoon, soup dumplings, chicken and vegetable dumplings, chicken fried rice, and the wonton soup to try a little bit of everything. The first thing that came out was our soup which was quickly placed on the table. We quickly realized that we didn't have any spoons but our waitress disappear for about 10 minutes, we ended up flagging someone down who was just refilling waters, and it still took him a while just to grab us spoons so we could eat the soup that was already getting cold at this point. Again, not a huge deal but at this point it was starting to get a little frustrating. The chicken and vegetable dumplings came out next, but they were actually the chicken and vegetable pot stickers, which I did not order and there was no clarification on the owners part to make sure I wanted to dumplings and not the pot stickers. I know when I ordered I said dumplings, but at this point in the meal I didn't care enough to send it back and ask for what we ordered. The entire point of us coming here was to try the dumplings, not the pot stickers. The worst part of the entire meal was when the soup dumplings finally came out, they were uncovered which I thought was strange, and they were COLD. There was hardly any broth inside, the dough was chewy, and it was filled with cold to barely lukewarm meat. The chicken fried rice was pretty bland, nothing really stood out to anyone. Our favorite dish was the won ton soup, the clear broth was very tasty and I really enjoyed their variation of it with the cilantro. I usually try to take pictures of everything mentioned, but I only ended up taking one photo of the crab rangoon and the chicken and vegetable pot stickers because I was over it at that point. I REALLY want to emphasize again to not sound like a Karen or anything that I understand that this a very small restaurant that seemed to be understaffed or just having an off day which I'm sure was the case due to the overwhelmingly positive reviews for this spot. Unfortunately for myself and my family, we agreed that we wouldn't try it again because it's too far out from where we live, and our first experience there was not the best. read more
I've recommended so many people of the years since 2018 and finally I was able to come back again. I found out they have one restroom in the back of kitchen and to my pleasant surprise, the kitchen is clean and tidy! We lucked out and was seated. The space is as small as I recall, but take away business looked consistent. Food was mildly flavored but home made spicy is readily available to add more heat. The dumplings are a bit small for the price, but we are far from Chinatown ... So be it! Tastes has not changed nor survive but they have lot of people present that evening. read more
1 month ago
6 months ago
Katy's Dumplings is such a hidden gem! I went for the first time with a friend of mine on a Saturday night and while the restaurant is very tiny inside, it has great service! The few tables inside are snug and are on the smaller side as well, but it is a quaint place with constant action happening. There are constant take-out orders and for a very good reason!! This place has some of the most delicious, home-made dumplings and noodles I've ever had. This is a place to check out if you love dumplings in your soups and want to try hand-pulled noodles. read more
5 months ago
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4 months ago
We love this place. Their Cheng Du dumplings are put of this world! We keep trying new things, but tonight we had the orange chicken, Mao Pao tofu, soup dumplings and some great noodles with beef! Go here, you will not be disappointed. read more
4 months ago
Wow, business is booming here. I came on a Wednesday for dinner, and they had non-stop phone calls ordering take out starting around 5 pm. It was pretty heartwarming to see the local community really enjoy authentic Chinese food. I came here for the beef noodle soup and I was not disappointed. The home made noodles were thick like udon noodles and perfectly chewy, not over cooked. The beef was flavorful and tender. The soup was packed with pickled vegetables and had a good kick. The soup was a little too salty for my personal taste, but that is probably the only criticism I have. I also got their frozen dumplings to go. Service was prompt and efficient. The owner is very motherly and friendly. The restaurant is a bit small, only a few tables scattered around the smaller space. The bathroom is in the back, you have to walk through the kitchen area to access it. But it was kind of a cool experience because you get to see the magic happen in the back of the restaurant where the employees are wrapping dumplings and cooking the dishes. read more
Stopped in here with a buddy for lunch. Tiny place tucked in by a corner of a strip mall. We split an order of shrimp/chive dumplings and each had the DanDan noodles. The dumplings wee excellent. Tha DanDan noodles were also excellent and spicy. I love spicy. The noodles were top drawer. I will be back. A solid 4 - 4.5 stars read more
4 months ago
This was an overall good experience for us. The food was excellent and the menu has an excellent variety. We ordered dumplings and Mongolian chicken along with a noodle dish. They're known for the dumplings and they did not disappoint! Pork and cabbage were our dumpling of choice. I will warn you that the dining room is very small and there is not any space to wait inside. read more
5 months ago
2 months ago
This review is for take out only. I ordered Eggplants in garlic sauce, wonton soup (no noodles) and mixed veggies with chicken. The dining area was super busy and small, but that reminded me that I need to come in and do dine in to get the full exposure and experience. One of my favorite Chinese dish is eggplant and was super excited to give theirs a try. While the flavor was awesome, was not a fan of all the oil that it was swimming in. The mixed veggies with chicken was good, nice flavor profile, however it was salty and got saltier as you ate the dish. The wonton soup was decent, the broth was bland, dumplings were ok. read more
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