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Little Ting's Dumplings

3.8 (442 reviews)
ModerateChinese, Soup, Salad
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:30 pm
Updated a few days ago

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Moderate noise
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Good for groups
Dogs allowed

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Generous servings
Jus O.

Had a delicious dinner last night. Green beans were the star for me. Pork and chive dumplings were juicy. The beef was something we hadn't had before and was very good. Look forward to another meal soon.

Stir Fried Pork with Chili Pepper (辣椒炒肉). Very authentic Changsa taste!
Alfredo N.

Very good dumplings place overall! The pan fried buns are better than most places in Seattle. The hidden gem is the stir fried pork with chili peppers (辣椒炒肉), very authentic Changsa taste!

Noodles were on the mushy side
Laiha C.

First and foremost, the restaurant was super dirty. Like, noticeably so. I love a good hole in the wall but the caked on food residue and dust covering all surfaces was too much. Secondly, while no food really stood out to me, I will say this is NOT vegetarian or pescatarian friendly. Pretty much no option for those of us who don't eat beef, pork or chicken. A couple of the items we ordered tasted too strong to where you could only eat one. Idk, we had high hopes.

Braised Pork Belly
Xinyi Z.

Pan fried pork buns didn't have a super well fried bottom and the filling wasn't as juicy as I'd like. Braised pork was a bit tough. Dumplings were good! Also got some appetizers like the pig ear and tendons. The beef tendon was really just beef, didn't really see tendons. Service was good. For two appetizers and three dishes the bill came out to $20pp so it was a very cheap place imo. The interior renovation is set up like a sushi restaurant with their sushi bar counter which was interesting.

Cynthia F.

Yasss! I loved this little restaurant with quite the menu of dumplings. It's a little head to find, but the restaurant is there, don't give up. The dumplings Re made there. There's a small window that shows the dumpling makes working away. My family and I loved it. Best part, soooo much cheaper than Din Tai Fung. Enjoy! P.S. my photos aren't the best, but we were so excited we started eating right away.

Kimchi Beef Fried Noodles ($16.99)
Wendi K.

4.5 Stars I LOVE mom and pop dumpling shops like these. Such a large variety of dumplings, buns, noodle dishes, and small dishes. Everything was fresh and flavorful. They were out of the tofu salad when we went :( Hot & Sour Soup ($2.99): Solid! Pan-Fried Pork Buns ($11.99): The BEST, fluffy soft dough with a juicy filling. Beef and Onion Boiled Dumplings ($14.99): savoury, small, and delicate. KimChee Beef Fried Noodles ($16.99): super tasty, nicely cooked noodles. Loved the chili oil and black vinegar dipping sauce served on the side as well. They give out some legit logo'd take out bags too!

Bracken K.

The menu only lists two vegan items. When we asked the staff, he rattled off some things pretty quickly. Definitely not enough time for us to write it down or mark it on the online menu patrons are asked to access via a QR code. It would have been convenient if the staff person had starred the items on one of our open online menus. Or, better yet, the vegan items were bored as such in the menu Be prepared for no table service as one orders via the QR code on your phone, pay via a QR code, and there isn't really a way to reengage the staff after they drop off the water and point you to the QR code. But damn, the two vegan dumpling choices are ace! The vegan fried rice was also tops. Definitely coming back.

Pork Soup Dumplings XLB
Anna C.

This was my second time here at this small and cozy dumpling spot. Came on a Monday afternoon and we were the only table there. You do order online through their website so service is a little lacking, but overall it's pretty good. My friend and I got the Pork XLB, Pan Fried Pork Buns, and the Pork Shrimp Potstickers. I really enjoyed the skirt on the pot stickers and it reminded me of a cracker. The XLB skins are a bit thick compared to other well known places, but the taste is definitely there. The pork buns were also pretty standard but I liked them, and would get again to try a different filling. The dipping sauces they provide on the table were a little diluted though. I mixed all three together (chili oil, vinegar, and some garlic sauce) and it was almost tasteless. It also seems that their Togo and frozen dumpling option is way more popular than the dine-in, so seating has not been a problem for me both times I've been here. Their togo bags are super cute so I definitely recommend snagging one if you give this place a visit.

Pan Fried Pork Buns
Paula K.

Pan fried pork dumplings are my favorite! It was soft, and flavourful, and juicy!!! It was really yummy. Pork dumplings were alright, they could be better, but pot stickers didn't taste like pot stickers. Their dumplings are best if eaten steamed. Service was alright, and ambiance was okay too. Maybe I will go back.

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We had some dumplings and veggies and we both enjoyed them a lot. The staff was very nice too.

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We love this place! The wait staff are super friendly, service is fast, and the food is delicious and authentic. One of our go tos.

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The food here is so incredible, I crave it weekly. The pork and Napa dumplings, along with the dan dan noodles are perfection.

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How are the tendons?

I assume you are talking about the spicy beef tendons. It is a good choice to spice things up at the beginning of the meal and increases your appetite. However, it could be too spicy and odd textured compared to most dishes in the US.

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