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    Oh Dumplings

    4.2 (29 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Benny R.

    So Iam a sucker for a dumpling. I got two kinds. One fried and one steamed. The steamed one was very good. The fried one had almost a kerosene aftertaste, if that's even a thing. But the dumplings were good. This is a small fast casual place. Most people did take out when I was there but a few sat at the tables. There was an interesting selection of Chinese potato chips. I didn't get them (saw them after the fact) but if I go again, I'll try them. So I'd come here again. The dumplings were good and decently priced. I just would get steamed and not fried.

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    Mosa H.

    Mid food and drink at expensive prices. My meal came out to $25 at the Greenpoint, Brooklyn location. The flavor of the Brown Sugar Milk Tea was barely perceptible but at least the tapioca pearls were soft and sweet. My Taiwanese Braised Pork Rice was so, so disappointing. It was tough and dry. Being Taiwanese, I know that Lu Rou Fan is supposed to be fatty and juicy, and I've had it way better elsewhere in Brooklyn. Perhaps I should have stuck with the dumplings here. Service was quick and friendly, and the interior was clean with plenty of seating. Edit: My review has been removed twice, so I'm posting proof that I went to this location and took the picture there.

    Nicole P.

    I stopped by for lunch early on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't too busy. There's only about 6 tables inside and some outdoor seating as well. It was order at the counter and seat yourself. We had the boiled beef dumplings that probably would have been better pan fried which they give the option of boiled or pan fried. We also had the soup dumplings which were tasty. I was most excited for the Mapo tofu but was left disappointed. It was not very spicy but gave the tingling and numbness sensation on the tongue from the Szechuan pepper which I did not particularly enjoy and wished it was just spicier. The place overall was clean but the bathroom was very filthy. Food was just alright therefore don't think I would return.

    Pork Soup Dumplings, Pork Belly Gua Bao (Buns), Beef Noodle, Taiwan Beer Lychee
    Kassiel G.

    The "Oh" in Oh Dumplings stand for Oh My God because these were some of the tastiest soup dumplings I've had in the city! So much soup inside and bursting with flavor- 10/10! The bao buns were just okay for me (I wouldn't say necessary to get them). But then the beef noodle - wow wow wow and even that's not enough. The beef was incredibly tender, noodles weren't too soft, and the rich broth made it the perfect winter comfort food. 10/10 I recommend you get it. The Taiwanese beer (lychee) was also delicious!! The restaurant was clean and the service was quick and friendly, and prices are good! I love affordable dumpling spots and this will become one of my regulars for sure.

    Scallion Pancakes Veggie Dumpling Shrimp Dumpling
    Leemor Y.

    Closer to 3.5 but rounding up as those veggie dumplings really hit the spot. This is a good fast casual, no frills dumpling spot in Greenpoint. We got: - veggie dumplings pan fried (4.5/5) - delicious, would definitely get this again. Make sure to grab some spicy chili sauce to dip it in at the front. - shrimp dumplings (3.5/5) - solid but the veggie ones outshine these. - scallion pancake with shrimp (4/5) - scallion pancake was flaky and it was nice. - shrimp bing (3.5/5) - I wish this were crunchier but the bing was a little soggy. I heard the veggie one was better so I'd try that next time. - taro milk brown sugar boba (3/5): standard, nothing special but hits the spot if you are craving it.

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    Craig M.

    I always order the boiled vegetable dumplings. The cashier is very friendly and I go so often he has become a friend. My foodie wife enjoys the beef noodles, rainbow dumplings, and lamb bento. It's always a pleasant experience coming here.

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    BarroN N.

    amazing food . delicous had the. egg fried rice delicous, pork dumplings delicious. string beans where real good just wish they came warm but the taste was amazing . and the tawainese beef soup was also delicioso. dont forget the chili sauce . ill definitely be back

    Don't lie about all your dumplings being fresh. I ordered the Cabbage Pork Dumplings, mini Pork and Mushroom Dumplings, and Chicken Congee on Ubereats. Overall, the experience was very average, the Cabbage Pork Dumpling tasted very fresh and was quite flavorful but the Congee was a bit stale for my liking. However, when I moved on to the mini Pork and Mushroom Dumplings, I thought they looked familiar. Then when I took a bite they tasted identical to frozen ones you can buy for $5 a bag (pictures below) Again, other food was okay but if you advertise your food as being fresh then don't be this blatant about serving frozen dumplings on your menu at an insane markup.

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    3 months ago

    Amazing soup dumplings, Taiwanese beef stew also amazing. Scallion pancakes were delish. I loved the lychee beer too

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    The food was fine, but it seemed a bit overpriced for what it was. Nothing exceptional but fast and convenient.

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    I've dropped by for a quick meal a few times and the service is fast, place is clean, and the dumplings are tasty!

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    3 years ago

    WOW! Just what Greenpoint needed! Oh Dumplings has some WONDERFUL veggie dumplings with the right amount of spicy oil! Highly recommended!

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    2 years ago

    Excellent beef noodle soup. For thirteen dollars, really hit the spot. Thank you for staying open.

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    AMAZING! So happy this place opened in greenpoint. The pork soup dumplings are UNREAL!!

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