We having been coming here since the first day that they opened and we still love it! The XLB are delicious, we love that the wrapper is so thin and delicate. Our usual go to order also includes the green beans and shrimp rolls, but we have ordered other items and everything has been really good. They are consistent on their food quality and the service is always amazing, Tristan is always especially attentive and helpful, we are always happy when we come on a day he happens to be working since his customer service skills are top notch. Come check this place out if you haven't! read more

* beef roll * kurobuta pork xiao long bao * crab xiao long bao * shanghai braised pork belly * dried scallop and egg fried rice * hot n sour soup Pleasure as always, probably my third time back here in 3 months! I constantly seeing prince dumpling as my comfort food whenever things get tough! The service here is always superb and [[HIGHLIGHT]]the store is always nice and quiet.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] My biggest recommendation for new comers is the hot n sour soup! My go to every time! read more

Prince Dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Rosemead, California

I just love soup dumplings and their potstickers. They have more variety than DTF. Delicious, great value, and I've never waited for a table. I'm immediately sat every time I've been here. A must try! read more

Prince Dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Rosemead, California

Prince Dumpling definitely lived up to the hype! We came in excited to try a variety of dishes, and every plate was fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned. We ordered the Kurobuta Pork Xiao Long Bao, Pan-Fried Soup Dough Dumplings, Shrimp & Kurobuta Pork Spicy Wontons, Scallion Pancake, Green Beans, Garlic Chicken Wings, Orange Chicken, and Salt & Pepper Calamari. The Xiao Long Bao were juicy with rich, flavorful broth, and the Pan-Fried Soup Dough Dumplings had the perfect crispy bottom while still being filled with soup. The Shrimp & Kurobuta Pork Spicy Wontons were a standout, the sauce was packed with flavor and had just the right amount of spice. I also loved the Garlic Chicken Wings and Green Beans, which were simple but incredibly well executed. The Scallion Pancake was crispy and flaky, and the Popcorn Chicken and Salt & Pepper Calamari were perfect for sharing. The service was just as enjoyable as the food. Everyone was warm, welcoming, and attentive throughout our meal. Our server was happy to answer questions and made sure we had everything we needed without ever making us feel rushed. If it's your first visit, I'd recommend coming with a group so you can order a little bit of everything. There are so many great options on the menu, and sharing lets you experience more. We'll definitely be back to try even more dishes! read more

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Summary in one word - disappointed. 3 of us ordered below for lunch. 1. Wood Ear Mushrooms In a vinegar dressing $6.95 - not sour enough, or I should say not sour at all, forgot vinegar? 2. Sweet & sour Pork baby back ribs $15.99 - taste all right, the issue is the pork is smelly, not because it has gone bad but the pork is not in good quality. 3. Kurobuta Pork Xiao Long Bao $15.99 - The skin is thin, that's very good. But inside is not juicy enough. Also has a problem like baby back ribs, pork meat smells. 4. Pan Fried Pork Bun-Sheng Jian Bao $14.99 - Not juicy inside 5. Green beans $14.95 - probably forgot to put salt 6. Dried scallop & egg white fried rice $18.95 - Not as impressive as before 7. Beef roll $10.99 - so so read more

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Prince Dumpling is one of many newer dumpling houses in the SGV (San Gabriel Valley) that have opened in the post-COVID era. [Parking]: The restaurant is located in the same plaza as Great Wall Supermarket (across from Rosemead City Hall). I had no issue finding an available parking spot within the plaza. [Atmosphere & amenity]: No waiting line and our party was able to grab a table immediately at 7:30 PM on a weekday. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Casual dining atmosphere.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Credit cards are accepted, but please note that the suggested tip is based on the after-tax total. [Menu]: Some of Yelp's top highlighted items are Pan-Fried Pork Buns (aka Sheng Jian Bao), Rice Cakes with Kurobuta Pork, Cucumber Salad, Kurobuta Pork Xiao Long Bao, and Beef Rolls. *** Kurobuta Pork Xiao Long Bao (aka XLB - 10 pieces -$15.99): Tender dough and it didn't break easily. Flavorful broth, but it still lacked the "it" factor. Pan fried Pork Bun (Sheng Jian Bao - 6 pieces - $14.99): Toasty on the bottom, but not super juicy; however, I liked the dough. Beef roll (4 pieces - $10.99): Solid roll with a crispy exterior and refreshing cucumber, but not saucy enough. *** This is one of those places I would visit if I lived within 15 minutes of this restaurant and didn't want to wait too long for some decent dumplings. I personally still prefer the Original XLB from Yum Long in Monterey Park or Paradise Dynasty in Costa Mesa / Glendale. read more

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My sister was craving Din Tai Fung however we couldn't go because of the inconvenience of the nearby Arcadia location for my grandma so we ended up at Prince Dumpling. We definitely got our dumpling fix in. Garlic chicken wings: delicious. Salt & pepper fried squid =calamari =so good! Scallion pancake--amazing must get. It kinda looked like a Chinese Empanada. Juicy pork dumplings-- good. Pan fried pork bun -shen Jen bao-- good but doesn't beat Kang Kang. Wood ear mushroom -delish if you like pickled things. Cucumber salad-- fine, bland honestly. Green beans--fine, also bland. Black sesame dumpling for dessert good!!! We ordered a 2nd serving. Red bean and taro dumpling not sweet enough for my liking. Service was good. Was checked on multiple times. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Clean, spacious, simple location for a low key meal.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Overall, would come back! read more

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[Food] - Cucumber Salad ($6.95): Love this! I always order this everywhere I can get it as it's super crunchy! The acidity and chili oil makes this such an addictive combo. - Wood Ear Mushroom w/ Vinegar Dressing ($6.95): Yum! A great side as a palate cleanser. - Shanghai Braised Pork Belly ($18.95): Very tender and fatty. - Lobster & Kurobuta Pork Xiao Long Bao (6/$19.99): Delicious! The skin is thin and the meat is juicy with delectable soup! Not the best I've had especially taking the price into account, but I'd still say it's a good choice for XLB. - Dan Dan Noodles w/ Sesame Sauce & Minced Pork ($12.95): My friends all thought this was decent. For me personally it was a bit overly nutty. [Service] - Fast, helpful, attentive [Ambiance] - [[HIGHLIGHT]]Decent amount of tables[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] - [[HIGHLIGHT]]Can watch them make dumplings through the glass[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [Overall] - I don't live around this area but I wouldn't mind coming back next time I'm in the area.. unless my friends suggest otherwise read more

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If you are craving dumplings yet don't want to stand in an hr long line or pay a steeper cost while at it, this place gives you the fix. Took our dad here for his birthday and everyone loved it. Prime time weekend, i will say the lines can still be long here but 1hr vs 2-3hrs at dung tai fung. Food may not be as fancy Michelin or ambiance but it definitely hits the spot. Price isn't cheap but still a bit cheaper. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Overall a very good alternative but there are also still many good places if you don't care for the crazy ambiance or presentations at mom and pops spots.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] This is if your trying to compare with Ding tai fung, its kicked down a notch or so. Generally, better than the mom & pops yet toned down from the famous one. My least favorite is the cucumber salad and the stir fried noodles as the flavors were lacking. Everything else were good. read more

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Great Chinese cuisine! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Upon entering, the restaurant is like any other Chinese restaurant establishment. It's loaded with a bunch of large tables meant for seating families/ large groups.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The service was great, we were seated and served relatively quickly. The staff came by frequently to check up on us and refill our refreshments. We got a lot of food including noodles with sesame sauce, shrimp fried rice, spicy wontons, garlic green beans, walnut shrimp, cucumber salad, beef rolls, hot and sour soup, xiao long bao, and popcorn chicken. ALL of the dishes were fantastic! The highlight for me, in particular, were the noodles with sesame sauce. When mixed, the noodles were creamy and packed with flavor without being too heavy. Overall, highly recommend to anyone in the area looking to have some great Chinese cuisine! read more

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Checked out prince dumpling and it did not disappoint. When we arrived there was not many people so we got sat pretty quick. They provide a sheet of paper for your selections. Food comes out quick and they make sure to clean plates quickly. Shrimp and pork wontons were very good and saucy, but not spicy. Crab and pork xiao long bao was good. Noodles with sesame sauce and sweet and sour baby back ribs are more on the sweater side. The chocolate xia long bao is a must. When we left there was already a waiting line. Since the location is medium size it does get pretty loud in there. Overall I definitely recommend. read more

Prince Dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Rosemead, California

I have been wanting to try this restaurant for so long and I heard that their dumplings are really good. We decided to go there for dinner with a few friends on the weekend. I booked a table in advance for 6 people. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The restaurant is pretty spacious and you could easily get a table even without reservation.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The interior design looks clean and modern, even though the exterior looks very plain and not obvious.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We ordered their must-try Kurobuta pork xiao long bao, pan fried pork bun, three fresh dumplings, rice cakes with shrimp, dan dan noodle and dried scallop & egg white fried rice. To be honest, every dishes we ordered were delicious! Their xiao long bao and pan fried bun are very juicy inside. The three fresh dumplings taste fresh and healthy. Their rice cakes and dan dan noodle are not too salty and greasy. The fried rice is perfectly done. We are satisfied with all the dishes we ordered! read more

Prince Dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Rosemead, California

What in the PANDA EXPRESS is the CARROTS and PEAS in the fried rice??? Their shrimp was also 100% placed in a solution before and thus lacked flavor while having that characteristic unnatural bounce to them. This is absolutely unacceptable for a place that is trying to reach "Din Tai Fung competitor" status, even if the price is lower and the portions larger. That being said, their dumplings were very juicy and flavorful without being too porky, although the skins are a little thicker. Their take on beef noodle soup is solid but lacked any real uniqueness -- as a Taiwanese person, I feel like every rendition should have its own secret part to it. read more

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Food - yummy Service - good as ever Ambiance - clean and average to loud noise level Garlic chicken wings - very tasty. Personally, I wanted some chili powder for a good kick. Green beans - simply sautéed but still yummy Xiao long bao - idk what has changed but half of my bao almost didn't have that soup pocket Sheng jianbao - very good. still one of the best places Noodle & chicken - it was ok for me. my toddlers ate it. I think i'd need to add some chili sauce. it's me. Fish maw soup - pretty good. Appreciated the staff brought out white pepper and red vinegar. I remember among the first time we ordered, I had to ask for the red vinegar and the staff had no idea. read more

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[[HIGHLIGHT]]The service was attentive and the restaurant itself was spotless and beautifully kept -- no complaints there.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] But unfortunately, the food was a major letdown. We ordered quite a bit for just the two of us and nothing really landed. The menu feels similar to Din Tai Fung, but the flavors don't come close to measuring up. Every dish we tried missed the mark in one way or another. We came in with high hopes based on the reviews, but we won't be making a return trip. read more

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It was my 3rd visit to the restaurant so I think I have a better idea of the food they serve. First of all, the restaurant is really spacious and nicely decorated. You don't see tables being right next to each other. As for food, it reminds me of DTF. Here's what I ordered in this recent visit: crab xlb, chicken rice cake, spicy shrimp and pork dumpling, broccoli and egg with dried scallion fried rice. The GOOD: crab xlb, fried rice. The xlb is juicy. The skin is just right and you can taste the crab in it. The fried rice is nicely seasoned and a good portion too. The broccoli is fried with garlic so it is what it is. The NOT SO GOOD: garlic broccoli, stir fried rice cake. It's not that the food is bad but it's on the salty side. Otherwise, it's not bad. The service there is good. The meal costs close to $100 so it's on the expensive side. I think if I want DTF but doesn't want the wait, this may be an option... except the cost is similar to DTF without the quality taste read more

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3.5 stars Arrived a 530 on a Friday evening. place had 3 other parties. They asked me if I had reservations which I didnt but nice to know that they take it. Pan fried pork buns - pan fried with sesame seeds on the bottom. Pretty decent but I prefer the style of bread and flavor from min min pie house and auntie Qiu kitchen more. Kurobuta Xiao long baos - 4 stars. skin is really thin. filled with LOTs of soup. slightly on the sweeter side when compared with din tai fund dumplings. stir fried baby bok choy - 2-3 stars. these were not baby boy choy, it seemed more like the standard size. It was overcooked so had no crispiness to it. Would have been better if not overcooked. stir fried Taiwanese carrots- 2 stars. Similar to the bok choy this was also very overcooked. pork, chives, shrimp dumplings (boiled) - 3 stars. couldn't taste any shrimp in this. It was a regular dumpling. chicken fried rice - 3 stars. - square chunks of chicken and carrots and peas fried rice. basic nothing special. Prefer the Service was nice. They spoke English and cantonese. Overall I would not go out of my way but it's a decent place to get a Xiao long bao fix. it was the best thing we had. read more

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This place is worth it. We actually like it better than din tai fung. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Inside is very clean.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Parking was easy since it's in a big plaza. You get a paper menu and you write how many of each item you want. Everything tasted so good and had great flavor. Will be coming back to try the other dishes. read more

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If you only get one thing here you have to try the pork and chive pan fried dumplings! I don't know how they made the skirt like that but it was sooooo crispy and the dumpling was very juicy. This place is a literally ding tai fung dupe but might I say better??? At a fraction of the cost, I was able to try so many delicious dishes. I wanted to order more but the portions were big we ended up with leftovers! Honestly, the only thing I would pass on next time would be the chocolate xlb. They chocolate was not melty and was a little more solid than what I'd normally prefer. There's plenty of seating so there was no wait on a Saturday afternoon and plenty of parking out front. Nice, clean aesthetic in the restaurant. Service was fast and we were stuffed! I'll def be back! read more

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Overall, I really enjoyed the food here but the service is what made me knock down my review from 4 to a solid 3 stars. Up until now my only "dim sum" experience has been Din Tai Fung which genuinely is a fantastic establishment where both service and food is exceptional albeit the food being a tad over priced here and there. Our first waitress was super sweet but when she left (either in break or end of shift) the next 2-3 wait staff weren't the best. Where at other restaurants of any type of cuisine, when a new dish is brought to the table, the waiter would make an attempt to rearrange the plates to make the new one fit. Of course, myself and my party always offer our help. But here? 2 of the waiters made absolutely no effort to move any plates or even ask us for help and just stood by our table until we did something. Later a waiter wouldn't acknowledge us when we asked for to-go containers, napkins, etc. Anyway now for the food. Cucumber salad - decent. Cucumbers were crunchy but the sauce was more oily and less flavorful than DTF. Scallop and egg fried rice - this was fantastic. Well cooked rice and great flavor with plenty of filling Rice cakes with shrimp - oh I loved these so much more than DTF. The sauce was rich and flavorful, the shrimp was soft and bouncy and the rice cakes were toasted well Scallion pancake - so thin and crispy but full of flavor Pan fried dumplings - the dumplings were so soft and juicy while the crispy layer had SO much flavor Spicy wontons - I love the DTF version so much and th sauce is way better there BUT the filling here at Prince was the star. Xiao Long Bao - delicious, full of soup, and the filling meat was a good portion and so juicy Siu Mai - a tad undercooked but packed with filling that tasted so good So overall, the food was amazing but the service really took a hit. Nothing bad enough to make me stay away and I will definitely return read more

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If you want an alternative to Din Tai Fung and not wait an hour for a table, Prince Dumpling is a great spot to enjoy some delicious dumplings. Located in a shopping plaza on Valley Blvd, it offers a casual but comfortable vibe. As you walk into the restaurant, you will notice a glass encased kitchen where you can watch chefs making dumplings by hand. The menu is extensive with a variety of items to choose from that is more wallet friendly than Din Tai Fung. read more

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Din Tai Feng dupe. The menu is so similar to that of DTF, the popular spot for soup dumplings (xiao long bao). After trying 4 dishes, I think the only thing worth getting here is the xiao long bao XLB. The shrimp and pork spicy wontons were the most disappointing! The wontons were soggy; the spicy sauce was not it. This dish at DTF tastes so much better. I do NOT recommend the spicy wontons. The spicy beef noodle soup was not spicy at all. The noodles were ok. The beef was ok. If you want good beef noodle soup, go to Dai Ho. The Dan Dan noodles tasted more like zhajiang mian (the minced pork noodles). The cucumber was so sad. The carrot was cute but who puts flower carrots in Dan Dan noodles.?! Finally the service was on the side of bad. They seemed busy and rushed from the time of seating us, to taking our order, and getting the check. Credit card/tap accepted Bathroom available Indoor seating only No WiFi You can watch them make the dumplings when you enter the restaurant. read more

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Are you in the mood for some dumplings? If so, this is the place for you. A dumpling lover's dream. The menu is stacked with options--from classic pork to creative veggie and bold fusion fillings, so everyone finds a favorite. Everything comes out fresh, flavorful, and perfectly wrapped, with just the right balance of chewy and juicy. Quick service, big variety, zero regrets. We ordered so many dishes, and all were delicious. However, they did run out of tai tea early. I'd come back for more. read more

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We had a very disappointing experience. The restaurant first brought the wrong item to our table and had to send it back to the kitchen. Then, our actual order was mistakenly delivered to the table next to us. Instead of bringing our food to us, the waiter told the other table that it was "on the house," so they got to keep our order while we had to wait for our food to be remade. When I asked how much longer it would take, we ended up waiting at least another 15 minutes for the remaining two dishes. Throughout the entire situation, no one apologized or offered any kind of service recovery. Mistakes happen, but the way this was handled was very disappointing. We were left waiting because of the restaurant's mistake, yet there was no apology or effort to make things right. Unfortunately, this experience left us very upset. read more

Din Tai Fung without the crowds. Excellent food and service. Larger portions than the other place. Food on par, and you can watch them make dumplings. All dim sum made in house too! Highly recommend. read more

Prince Dumpling serves the best Chinese comfort food! Everything is absolutely delicious, you really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. The soup dumplings are fantastic, fried rice and noodles are well seasoned and good portion, and the veggies and soups are great as well. My personal favorite is the Taiwanese cabbage! They take reservations for parties over 6. Service is usually pretty fast and attentive. read more

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A nice casual spot for Chinese comfort food! The restaurant is well-lit and laid-back. The service was impressively fast and friendly. We started with the sweet and sour baby back ribs, and they were fall-off-the-bone tender with a sticky sauce that clung right to the meat. The chive and pork fried dumplings were good, but I kind of wanted a bit more seasoning to bring out more flavor. The shrimp and kurobuta pork spicy wontons weren't spicy at all, so I would pass on this. The real winner for us was the noodles with diced beef and Szechuan peppers. It was well-seasoned and delicious with that kick from the peppers. However, the vegetables on the side were basically raw, so they didn't match the rest of the great seasoning going on in the dish. One big con: the AC blasts full force inside, so our food got cold super fast while we were eating. Definitely something to keep in mind, but overall, great flavors, generous portions, and speedy service make this a solid stop for noodle and dumpling lovers!! read more

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Open on new year day! Third time here. Good, but I wouldn't say it's the best. Also, quite pricey. Waited about 30 min. Shrimp & Kurobuta Pork Spicy Wontons (8 pieces, $15.99) Not too spicy, decent amount of meat, nice wonton wrapping thickness (not too thick). Has peanut powder on top and chili sauce at the bottom. Pan Fried Pork Bun (6 pieces, $14.99) Crispy outside, so flavorful. Fluffy bun and juicy inside. Beef roll (4 pieces, $10.99) Crispy outside, great flavor. Beef was juicy, not dry. Wish there was more meat and less cucumber. The cucumber took up over half of the roll. Kurobuta Pork Xiao Long Bao (10 pieces, $15.99) Thin skin, but the meat filling was a bit too loose. It's not as good as I remembered. Sweet & Sour Pork Baby Back Ribs ($15.99) Pretty sweet, juicy tender meat Not very sour. Three Fresh Dumplings (pork, shrimp, chive) (10 pieces, $14.99) Qq skin, good amount of filling. Perfect flavor. Jasmin hot tea ($5) Tea was good. Interior is nice but it's super loud there. Very hard to talk. Service was pretty good. Didn't have to wait too long for the food. Parking was very difficult. Had to wait awhile. read more

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Crab and pork xlb was flavorful. Shrimp and pork wonton was okay but the skin was thick it lacked flavor and had to add vinegar. The pocket pancake had similar taste as a beef roll. read more

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Really good food! I'm generally a big fan of chinese cuisine and I thought that everything I ordered was very good. The pork xiao long bao was juicy and seasoned nicely. The garlic green beans had a nice garlic taste to it and was fried up just right. My favorite was easily the honey walnut shrimp. The honey walnut shrimp had just the right amount of breading and mayo sauce to it. I think sometimes other places will put too much mayo sauce to it, but I think this place got it just right. The dan dan noodles were very good as well. It had a very fun numbing sauce to it that brought a fun tingling sensation to the mouth. The spicy wontons and hot & sour soup were great as well. Also tried the spicy cucumbers as well, thought that had a nice brightness to its flavor and was a nice palate cleanser. I liked that the cucumbers didn't have too much of a pungent flavor from the vinegar. It seems like the amount of vinegar sauce they added was just right. The beef roll was great as well. The flat bread on the outside had a perfect toasty texture to it. I also thought the popcorn chicken was okay as well. I would have liked it to have a more bolder seasoning profile to it. I was expecting it to have a five-spice flavor to it, but overall it was okay. The fried basil leaves were cool though. The shrimp fried rice was okay. The texture of the rice grains were a little drier than I would have liked it for my tastes, so I wish there was a little more moisture to it. It lacked a little seasoning as well, but honestly it is such a quibble. All the other dishes tasted great! Good service as well, with a nice, bright, and clean restaurant space. Would easily come back if I'm ever in the area and craving chinese food. read more

Finally back here and they actually have a real store sign this time! It wasn't busy on Monday, so service was super fast. Everything came out in under 5 minutes except the pan-fried pork dumpling, but that's only because they take their time to make it look pretty. This time around I tried a good mix of dishes: Black Pepper Beef Udon - I had the chicken last time and the beef is definitely better. Really tasty and full of flavor. (5/5) Crab Xiao Long Bao - Juicy, meaty, and very tasty. More affordable than DTF, too. (4.5/5) Breaded Chicken Cutlet - This was okay. It seemed like a special item; half of it tasted fine, but the other half was a bit rubbery. Flavors and sauce were good, just not the texture. (3.5/5) Pan-Fried Pork Bun - They make these really well here. Crispy, juicy, and flavorful. Would absolutely order again. (4.5/5) Pan-Fried Dumplings - These took extra long because they burned the first few batches and wanted to remake them properly. The flavors were bomb and the crispiness was great, just expect a wait. (4.5/5) Black Sesame XLB - Unique and good! I didn't go crazy for it, but it's definitely a fun dish to try. (4/5) Overall, Prince Dumpling is still serving delicious food even after their early opening period. Definitely a solid spot if you're looking for great dumplings, shorter waits, and reasonable prices. read more

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3 families decides to have dinner at Prince Dumpling. The restaurant has very similar vibe with D.T.F. And the menus too. Service is good and fairly fast, but they are busy. We have crab Xiao long bao (good), pork Xiao long bao (good), radish pastry is excellent and best dish, pan fried pork bun (excellent with soup inside!), braised beef noodle soup (good but not a lot of noodles), noodles with sesame sauce (good), rice cake with pork taste very good. Scallion cake is better than average. Overall the restaurant is clean, fair large, and enough dishes to satisfy most customers! read more

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yikes... things have changed since the grand opening. service is no longer a priority as it used to be. i do not understand why businesses don't call out to go orders. if you have no notification system of to go orders being completed, please for the love of god call out the numbers that are finished. to go customers are paying customers too. and especially if you're going to be asking for 18% tip to go too, treat them as such. makes no sense to have me wait twice the original wait time and still not call my order. i try to be patient and not bother the wait staff, but that's what needs to happen i guess. read more

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Came in for dinner on a Wednesday night. Plenty of space. No wait time. Easy parking outside next to the market. Next time clean interior, updated look inside. I had the pork Xiao long bao, spicy wonton, cucumber bites and sezchuan beef noodle. Xlb is my favorite with a soupy interior. They should give more Ginger slices. You will have to ask for more. Spicy wonton is a good portion size with eight pieces and chili oil. However, lacking vinegar balance for a more sour taste, but you can add it yourself. Cucumber could be more acidic and tangy Otherwise pretty fresh and crunchy Also to note, the surprise was the flavor with the Szechuan beef noodle. Noodle is bouncy and cooked just right. The actual flavor of the sauce is nostalgic. No numbing sensation after. For sure will recommend the pork XLB. read more

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As Hongkongers in Southern California, we always look for something authentic and budget-friendly for the whole family. At Prince Dumpling, we walked in and immediately saw staff making dumplings behind huge floor-to-ceiling glass -- super clean, just what the older generation loves. We ordered all the dishes we can't easily make at home: light and silky crab meat soup, juicy xiao long bao, ingredient-packed fried rice, fresh stir-fried veggies, and a crispy pork chop. It even reminded me of that famous dumpling place that starts with a D... but honestly, this felt even better overall. And to finish, they had my favorite steamed dessert -- steamed chocolate dumpling! Ig: socalhkfoodies read more

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Prince Dumpling is a great local spot to get your dumpling fix. We love their xiao long baos and pan fried buns. They're filled with so much soup. This time we ordered their rice cakes. They were fried very well (lots of wok hei) and had a good amount of vegetables. I think it just lacked a little bit more sauce or flavor. The plaza has plenty of parking and usually you're able to get in with little to no wait time. read more

Prince Dumpling - Kurobuta Pork Xiao Long Bao & Rice Cakes with Shrimp - Dim Sum Near Me - Rosemead, California

The dumplings and service were excellent! Tristan was incredibly helpful and made the experience at Prince Dumpling amazing and we will be coming back! read more

Solid dumpling and dim sum options served to your table. Really flavorful and fairly authentic flavors, and I appreciate that there are non-pork options for friends who can't eat that. Overall quick service, too. But once your food is served, wait staff are quite busy with other tables. Perhaps could use more staffing. Modern dining atmosphere. read more

Prince Dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Rosemead, California

The service here was very friendly. We asked to move seats because we sat at a table that was freezing cold and they relocated us. Ambiance was a very clean expensive feel. You also get to see the chefs make the dumplings! Sadly, I didn't get a picture of that. The food here was yummy. I really loved the garlicky green beans. If you love garlic and green beans, I recommend getting that. Cucumber salad was also delicious. We ordered pork long bao, pork green onion dumplings, and the spicy wonton. They all were very very juicy. You take a bite of it and BAM, juice all over your spoon. My personal favorite was the pork green onion dumplings. As for the popcorn chicken, I feel like it was missing something. Like another seasoning to it, but don't get me wrong, it still ended up good and crispy. Overall I had a great experience here and it was my first time. I recommend to give this place a try if you were thinking about eating here. read more

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Came here on a Friday night for dinner. The restaurant was fairly packed but plenty of tables open for seating. The restaurant is similar to din tai fung's menu and you can also watch the workers make your dumplings from the waiting area window. First impression: modern interior with aesthetically pleasing decor. Service is okay but did have a weird interaction with one of the servers. I asked if my party could be moved away from the middle table under the vent since it was blowing directly in my face. He advised me to just move one seat over? Lol. I then asked if I could just move to the sides and he said the booths would be "too cold" but I didn't even mind just a regular table on the side. As long as I was away from the vent. Ordered: Cucumber salad (9/10). Super fresh tasting and plenty of pieces. Xiao long bao pork: (10/10/): juicy and flavorful Garlic green beans: super garlicky with the right amount of seasoning Popcorn chicken (8/10): super pretty color and really good when eaten right away. Pork and green onion steamed dumpling (10/10): perfectly cooked with nice texture Spicy wontons (7.5/10): without the chili oil, the wontons were a bit bland but tasted great together. Overall, I would recommend this place considering it tastes better than DTF and has less of a crowd. The parking lot is big and is located next to GW Supermarket. read more

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