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Sanmiwago took a moment to find--tucked inside Mott Street Eatery, a bustling little food hall--but once we spotted it, we couldn't wait to try their Taiwanese dumplings. The woman at the counter was incredibly sweet and welcoming. I loved that she spoke both Cantonese and Mandarin (and likely English too), which made the experience feel warm and familiar. We asked for her recommendation, and she suggested the pork and chive pan-fried dumplings--which turned out to be absolutely delicious. They had a crisp, golden bottom and were bursting with flavor. To our surprise, the dumpling order even came with a little cup of egg drop soup, which was such a sweet and satisfying touch. We also tried the beef noodle soup, which was rich, comforting, and perfect for the chilly, rainy day we visited. The vibe at Mott Street Eatery is very community-centered, with large shared tables that seat five or more. Seating is limited, so don't be surprised if a stranger ends up at your table--but honestly, that just adds to the charm. It's a lovely reminder of how food can bring people together. If you're in the mood for Taiwanese comfort food in a casual, welcoming setting, Sanmiwago is a hidden gem worth finding.
Upon approaching the counter, I was greeted by friendly staff. The dining hall had tables set up like in a classic Chinese family restaurant, very sentimental. The Beef Noodle Soup had simple, classic flavors but was good.
$7 for eight classic Taiwanese potstickers. The filling is well seasoned, the skin (with the signature starchy water wafer between dumplings) is delicate, and the chili oil, scallion, and cilantro fix-ins pair nicely. It's a stall in the Mott Street Eatery, which features modest communal seating. Notably, they accept card.
This is a basic place to get late night food. It is not gourmet and the atmosphere of the "dining area" is totally lacking. The broth of the Taiwanese beef noodle soup is flavorful, but the beef was sinewy and inedible. The fried rice dishes are a safer bet.
This is one of the stalls at the Mott Street Eatery food court. Apparently, Sanmiwago started in Taiwan in 1993 and has a few locations. The menu is a pretty limited selection of Taiwanese food. They mainly sell Taiwanese beef noodle soup, popcorn chicken, and dumplings, which is what they are known for. The dumplings come in 6 different flavors (shrimp, corn, kimchi, etc.) and are available either fried or boiled. I recommend their most popular and most juicy version - the fried pork and chive dumplings. While the food tastes decent, I will be honest and tell you that you can find better Taiwanese food at lower prices with bigger portions than this place. I had their beef noodle soup for example and it was fairly small and missing all the usual vegetables, for $12.50. Even their popular dumplings are $8.00 for 8 dumplings, which is way overpriced for Chinatown which is known for good, cheap and fresh dumplings.
Sanmiwago is a small Taiwanese food stall in Chinatown's Mott Street Eatery, known for its boiled and pan-fried dumplings filled with pork, chicken, cabbage, chives, and other ingredients. They have a full storefront location on Bowery, but since my sister and I were already in the food court, we decided to just order some dumplings here. * Corn with Pork Pan-Fried Dumplings $9.00 My sister and I love corn with pork pan-fried dumplings, but these were just not it. First, the wait itself was 20 minutes, I kid you not, and the entire time, I was just staring at the flashing red light on the restaurant pager, wondering if it was supposed to vibrate and/or make some noise, or just flash. Anyhow, 20 minutes later, our pager went off and we got our dumplings. The dumplings were fresh, hot, and juicy, with thin crispy skin, which I loved, but I was so confused by the flavor and filling. I thought these were corn with pork dumplings, so why did I only taste chive and pepper? And, I mean lots and lots of black and white pepper. My sister literally took a bite, spat it out, and then stopped eating altogether. Overall, so not worth the price and the wait.
Housed in the Mott Street Eatery food court, Sanmiwago is a standout stall that sells Taiwanese dumplings and a few other classic dishes, notably the unofficial national dish of beef noddle soup. Sanmiwago's dumplings are truly stupendous. The thin dumpling skin and generous pork and chive fillings comprising the signature option ($8) rendered each one a thing of beauty. Less spectacular but still very good was the beef noodle soup. Although well-priced, this was an imperfect dish. I found many of the beef cuts to be too tough with tendon. However, I liked the chewiness of the noodles (though slightly short of "QQ"). The broth was a highlight, with savory and slightly sweet and sour flavors blended together.
Had pork chop with some noodles and veg to go. Person in food stand was friendly. Food was satisfactory for to go. I did not try their sauce which was on the side. My tastes would likely mean something I would not like. I do like spicy, in way some Szechaun Hunan and Thai food it, . did what I could at home to add some flavor. Sanmiwago highlighted as 'Taiwan' style, that the sauce was the key for the otherwise modest dish was. The medium-thin noodles were the best part of the dish. Pork cut into various sized pieces was a little chewy. One had a bit of bone. I could not fuss to make it more savory. It might have been better for me to get dumplings there or at one of other booths still open. The 'food court' is sad looking now. More locals and those looking for a seat and modest food in place other than crowded, small or restaurant service waits needed. I would be near lots of competition for dim sum items etc, in the area long before I pass 98 Mott Food Court (just N.) of Canal St, so that this my be my only visit ever. I saw about it on a YouTuber's livestream opening video, so promising.
Food Court #2 Mott Street Eatery Today, I came here with my good friend Cynthia for dinner. We decided to try Sanmiwago for the first time. The cashier recommended their #1 Signature: Pork with Yellow Chive Pan-Fried Dumplings. I never knew yellow chive existed until tonight. Food: *sharing is caring* #1 Signature: Pork with Yellow Chive Pan-Fried Dumplings ($7) - I hate eating cilantro. I am not a fan of the sauce. The yellow chive tasted like I was eating napa cabbage.
Review for the Beef Noodle Soup only. The beef was inedible, like rocks. Soup was heavy with vinegar, which make it flavorful but it's not taiwanese beef noodle soup at all. Picked vegetable was good. Noodle was okay, slightly overcooked.
Kimchi Pork Dumplings ($10) are pretty spicy. One order contains 8 dumplings and comes with a free egg drop soup on weekdays. The heat builds as you eat it. I believe they put Lao Gan ma spicy sauce over the dumplings. Dumpling flavor is good but a little too spicy for me. You can definitely smell these dumplings as I walked around with it. Egg drop soup was good. It was served piping hot. Almost burned my tongue. Overall decent place for lunch.
Located in the heart of Mott street is this Taiwanese gem that is situated in the Mott Street Eatery where there are many chairs and tables for anyone who needs a rest from the streets. This place mostly has dumplings and noodle soups. I usually order the pork chop noodle soup and it is alright. Wish they were more generous with the noodles. I usually think noodle soups don't have enough noodles so having lots of noodles in the soup is a must for me. Good thing about this bowl js that the pork chop is chopped up in the soup so no need of a knife or anything to chop it up into pieces. Lots of scallions for extra flavoring although I usually take them out from the bowl. There were just two pieces of bok choy in the bowl so it's very little. Wish they gave more. But oh wells. It cost me $11 pre tax for this bowl.
I haven't had store bought dumplings in a minute, so when I do, I get them in unique flavors. Sanmiwago offers exactly that variety, from regular to kimchi. I couldn't decide, so we ended up getting both the Spicy Kimchi with Pork Pan Fried Dumplings ($10) and Corn with Pork Pan Fried Dumplings ($8). My friend and I joked (or is it one) they really wrapping these dumplings, because the wait was longer than we're used to. But when they came, they were so fresh and so juicy. I have no idea what they packed in the Spicy Kimchi, but the kimchi or the sauce was actually SPICY. I have a low tolerance, so I actually had trouble eating, but this is perfect for spicy lovers. I love that they actually pack big juicy kimchi pieces in there, rather than diced up ones! The Corn with Pork was more up my alley. Despite my full belly, I was still able to gobble these up good. They reminded me of these similar corn dumplings I had in Taiwan. If you're looking for good quality dumplings, add Sanmiwago to your Chinatown food crawl!
We're walking the streets, and we stop at this location and we wated to try taiwanese dumplings. Service was friendly and joyful. We place our order: taiwanese beef noodle and a order of chicken dumplings. It was amazing. Its a most try read more
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I came here to grab a quick lunch before getting haircut in Chinatown - it had plenty of seating and takes credit cards (which I learned not everywhere does in Chinatown!) I got the beef wide rice noodles, which I think is one of the less popular items on the menu (seems like most people come for the dumplings), but I thought the noodles were amazing! I basically inhaled them, and they hit the spot. Very comforting and reminded me of the noodles my dad would make me as a kid. Knocking off a star because you have to purchase bottled water or else they don't serve water, but otherwise a solid meal. read more
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inside the Mott St Eatery (OGs know as Harmony Restaurant) is Sanmiwago, a taiwanese dumpling spot. On a busy weekend, I got the Fried dumplings #1 which was $8 and took about 10 minutes. Made to order vs mass produced dumpings. Topped with some green onion, chilli oil. Lady gave me a free cup of egg drop soup. Solid presentation. read more
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Sanmiwago took a moment to find--tucked inside Mott Street Eatery, a bustling little food hall--but once we spotted it, we couldn't wait to try their Taiwanese dumplings. The woman at the counter was incredibly sweet and welcoming. I loved that she spoke both Cantonese and Mandarin (and likely English too), which made the experience feel warm and familiar. We asked for her recommendation, and she suggested the pork and chive pan-fried dumplings--which turned out to be absolutely delicious. They had a crisp, golden bottom and were bursting with flavor. To our surprise, the dumpling order even came with a little cup of egg drop soup, which was such a sweet and satisfying touch. We also tried the beef noodle soup, which was rich, comforting, and perfect for the chilly, rainy day we visited. The vibe at Mott Street Eatery is very community-centered, with large shared tables that seat five or more. Seating is limited, so don't be surprised if a stranger ends up at your table--but honestly, that just adds to the charm. It's a lovely reminder of how food can bring people together. If you're in the mood for Taiwanese comfort food in a casual, welcoming setting, Sanmiwago is a hidden gem worth finding. read more
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Upon approaching the counter, I was greeted by friendly staff. The dining hall had tables set up like in a classic Chinese family restaurant, very sentimental. The Beef Noodle Soup had simple, classic flavors but was good. read more
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1 year ago
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$7 for eight classic Taiwanese potstickers. The filling is well seasoned, the skin (with the signature starchy water wafer between dumplings) is delicate, and the chili oil, scallion, and cilantro fix-ins pair nicely. It's a stall in the Mott Street Eatery, which features modest communal seating. Notably, they accept card. read more
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Hsin L.
Thank you so much for your nice review!
This is a basic place to get late night food. It is not gourmet and the atmosphere of the "dining area" is totally lacking. The broth of the Taiwanese beef noodle soup is flavorful, but the beef was sinewy and inedible. The fried rice dishes are a safer bet. read more
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This is one of the stalls at the Mott Street Eatery food court. Apparently, Sanmiwago started in Taiwan in 1993 and has a few locations. The menu is a pretty limited selection of Taiwanese food. They mainly sell Taiwanese beef noodle soup, popcorn chicken, and dumplings, which is what they are known for. The dumplings come in 6 different flavors (shrimp, corn, kimchi, etc.) and are available either fried or boiled. I recommend their most popular and most juicy version - the fried pork and chive dumplings. While the food tastes decent, I will be honest and tell you that you can find better Taiwanese food at lower prices with bigger portions than this place. I had their beef noodle soup for example and it was fairly small and missing all the usual vegetables, for $12.50. Even their popular dumplings are $8.00 for 8 dumplings, which is way overpriced for Chinatown which is known for good, cheap and fresh dumplings. read more
2 years ago
Sanmiwago is a small Taiwanese food stall in Chinatown's Mott Street Eatery, known for its boiled and pan-fried dumplings filled with pork, chicken, cabbage, chives, and other ingredients. They have a full storefront location on Bowery, but since my sister and I were already in the food court, we decided to just order some dumplings here. * Corn with Pork Pan-Fried Dumplings $9.00 My sister and I love corn with pork pan-fried dumplings, but these were just not it. First, the wait itself was 20 minutes, I kid you not, and the entire time, I was just staring at the flashing red light on the restaurant pager, wondering if it was supposed to vibrate and/or make some noise, or just flash. Anyhow, 20 minutes later, our pager went off and we got our dumplings. The dumplings were fresh, hot, and juicy, with thin crispy skin, which I loved, but I was so confused by the flavor and filling. I thought these were corn with pork dumplings, so why did I only taste chive and pepper? And, I mean lots and lots of black and white pepper. My sister literally took a bite, spat it out, and then stopped eating altogether. Overall, so not worth the price and the wait. read more
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4 years ago
Housed in the Mott Street Eatery food court, Sanmiwago is a standout stall that sells Taiwanese dumplings and a few other classic dishes, notably the unofficial national dish of beef noddle soup. Sanmiwago's dumplings are truly stupendous. The thin dumpling skin and generous pork and chive fillings comprising the signature option ($8) rendered each one a thing of beauty. Less spectacular but still very good was the beef noodle soup. Although well-priced, this was an imperfect dish. I found many of the beef cuts to be too tough with tendon. However, I liked the chewiness of the noodles (though slightly short of "QQ"). The broth was a highlight, with savory and slightly sweet and sour flavors blended together. read more
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2 years ago
Had pork chop with some noodles and veg to go. Person in food stand was friendly. Food was satisfactory for to go. I did not try their sauce which was on the side. My tastes would likely mean something I would not like. I do like spicy, in way some Szechaun Hunan and Thai food it, . did what I could at home to add some flavor. Sanmiwago highlighted as 'Taiwan' style, that the sauce was the key for the otherwise modest dish was. The medium-thin noodles were the best part of the dish. Pork cut into various sized pieces was a little chewy. One had a bit of bone. I could not fuss to make it more savory. It might have been better for me to get dumplings there or at one of other booths still open. The 'food court' is sad looking now. More locals and those looking for a seat and modest food in place other than crowded, small or restaurant service waits needed. I would be near lots of competition for dim sum items etc, in the area long before I pass 98 Mott Food Court (just N.) of Canal St, so that this my be my only visit ever. I saw about it on a YouTuber's livestream opening video, so promising. read more
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Hsin L.
We are so sorry about this. We will definitely let the team know and…
Food Court #2 Mott Street Eatery Today, I came here with my good friend Cynthia for dinner. We decided to try Sanmiwago for the first time. The cashier recommended their #1 Signature: Pork with Yellow Chive Pan-Fried Dumplings. I never knew yellow chive existed until tonight. Food: *sharing is caring* #1 Signature: Pork with Yellow Chive Pan-Fried Dumplings ($7) - I hate eating cilantro. I am not a fan of the sauce. The yellow chive tasted like I was eating napa cabbage. read more
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Anna, thank you for the visit. The pork, leek, signature fried…
Review for the Beef Noodle Soup only. The beef was inedible, like rocks. Soup was heavy with vinegar, which make it flavorful but it's not taiwanese beef noodle soup at all. Picked vegetable was good. Noodle was okay, slightly overcooked. read more
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Kimchi Pork Dumplings ($10) are pretty spicy. One order contains 8 dumplings and comes with a free egg drop soup on weekdays. The heat builds as you eat it. I believe they put Lao Gan ma spicy sauce over the dumplings. Dumpling flavor is good but a little too spicy for me. You can definitely smell these dumplings as I walked around with it. Egg drop soup was good. It was served piping hot. Almost burned my tongue. Overall decent place for lunch. read more
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Located in the heart of Mott street is this Taiwanese gem that is situated in the Mott Street Eatery where there are many chairs and tables for anyone who needs a rest from the streets. This place mostly has dumplings and noodle soups. I usually order the pork chop noodle soup and it is alright. Wish they were more generous with the noodles. I usually think noodle soups don't have enough noodles so having lots of noodles in the soup is a must for me. Good thing about this bowl js that the pork chop is chopped up in the soup so no need of a knife or anything to chop it up into pieces. Lots of scallions for extra flavoring although I usually take them out from the bowl. There were just two pieces of bok choy in the bowl so it's very little. Wish they gave more. But oh wells. It cost me $11 pre tax for this bowl. read more
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We are so sorry about this. We will definitely let the team know and…
I haven't had store bought dumplings in a minute, so when I do, I get them in unique flavors. Sanmiwago offers exactly that variety, from regular to kimchi. I couldn't decide, so we ended up getting both the Spicy Kimchi with Pork Pan Fried Dumplings ($10) and Corn with Pork Pan Fried Dumplings ($8). My friend and I joked (or is it one) they really wrapping these dumplings, because the wait was longer than we're used to. But when they came, they were so fresh and so juicy. I have no idea what they packed in the Spicy Kimchi, but the kimchi or the sauce was actually SPICY. I have a low tolerance, so I actually had trouble eating, but this is perfect for spicy lovers. I love that they actually pack big juicy kimchi pieces in there, rather than diced up ones! The Corn with Pork was more up my alley. Despite my full belly, I was still able to gobble these up good. They reminded me of these similar corn dumplings I had in Taiwan. If you're looking for good quality dumplings, add Sanmiwago to your Chinatown food crawl! read more
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9 months ago
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3 years ago
We came to this place after grabbing some drinks with my friend, as it wasn't too far from where he lived. It's a place that's definitely on the smaller side, but there are some tables for you to sit at if it's not too busy. It's a nice little Taiwanese joint, and from the menu/items there it looks like they have a good number of authentic dishes. We decided to try out their chicken wings and popcorn chicken, which both were excellent! They did a good job giving it a nice crisp and with the seasoning, as they had flavor that wasn't too overpowering. Really recommend stopping by here, especially for a late-night snack! read more
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3 years ago
I am a fan of Kimchi, so i got kimchi dumpling and this order is amazing. Not too greasy along with the thin crispy skin and golden brown bottom. The combination of the chili oil, cilantro and this kimchi taste dumpling is definitely incredible. The order came with an egg drop soup. I would have to say this egg drop soup taste better than a lot of restaurants. Both staffs are very friendly at the counter. Great service. They accept credit card too. read more
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3 years ago
Very good dumplings, the braised beef was phenomenal too. Was kinda annoyed as I waited awhile but it was definitely worth it. Looking forward to trying the noodle next time. Do yourself a favor and skip wah fung and don't be a cheapskate and come here. read more
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Some of the best dumplings I have had in a long long time. We had the pork fried dumplings and it's really good goes really well with the sauce. Not too spicy. It is crispy and yet not too greasy like the other dumpling places. One star less for the wait. We waited a long while for this. But you will get really fresh dumplings. 8 dumplings for $6 is not the cheapest dumplings but it's really good dumplings. Will try their chicken and fish dumplings in the near future. read more
Getting back to my Taiwanese roots by supporting this local mom and pop shop in this Asian food hall. Taiwanese popcorn chicken was nice and crispy, garlicky but a little heavy on the salt. Also had their pan fried dumpling filled with pork and yellow chive. Since we came here early, we had to wait for the dumplings as they were not yet fried. Dumpling skin was just the right thickness. Filling was plentiful yet, again, heavy on the salt. Otherwise, a delicious meal overall at this casual establishment. read more
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Great dumplings. Was looking for a quick late night dinner. This was the only place in the Mott Street Eatery with food left to sell me. Very friendly girl running the register. Talking to another customer, supposedly the man that made my corn and pork dumplings was the OG creator of the company back in Taiwan. This is supposedly a big chain in Taiwan. Dumplings were perfectly crisped and I would definitely come back. They also have a really nice deal on beef noodle soup at $12. read more
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4 years ago
I came here this Saturday with my good friend Anna and we ordered pork with yellow chive dumplings to share. We ordered it largely due to the cashier's recommendation and partially due to our curiosity with the yellow chive. Unfortunately, the yellow chive tasted like cabbage... and I wished the cashier would asked if we wanted any toppings before putting toppings on it. I thought it was just gonna be plain fried dumplings but it came with scallion, cilantro, and some red sauce on top and they were just meh... not a fan at all... especially the red sauce... read more
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Cynthia, thank you for the visit. Our signature dumplings are a very…
Delicious dumplings. I ordered the yellow chive and pork fried and while I wasn't super hungry this day, I was able to get these down. The flavor was amazing and I loved the toppings. I also ordered the Taiwanese beef soup and this was very flavorful. It was a little too rich for me given I didn't have a big appetite, but overall, I enjoyed it. I'd definitely come back here for the dumplings. I was able to pay with card with no issues. read more
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Really good fried dumplings, but a bit on the salty side for me. I'm not sure if it's the pork & chive filling or the sauce that the dumplings are doused in for you when you get them but they are packed with flavor. As others have mentioned, the wait is kind of long (15-20 min?) for what seems to be a simple order of dumplings, but that's how you know that they are a really fresh batch unlike those grab-and-go $1 dumpling spots where everything's been pre-fried to order. Definitely worth the try if you ever stop by the Mott St Eatery! read more
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I came here originally to try the dumplings but opted for the lamb noodle soup instead. The soup base has a tomato & cumin flavor to it that is very fragrant. There are a lot of good veggies & the noodles are plentiful & don't get soggy. The lamb is thin but quite good. The ladies behind the counter were very polite. The food took a couple minutes to come out & as I was the only customer that made me feel good that some individual on demand work is done & things aren't just sitting around. Very easy to come & eat alone as this is in a small food court. I definitely want to come back to try the dumplings as I originally planned. read more
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Very simple food. They only sell dumplings either pan fried or boiled. The overall of the dumplings were pretty good. The only thing that needed to improve was put more sauce on the dumplings. It was probably their special hot sauce but if I couldn't taste it then what was the point. They only put small amount of the hot sauce on top of it without the optional for extra. I guess you can always ask for more and find out if they are willing to give you more. It is located inside a food court so you just grab a seat and eat. read more
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Sanmiwago is a stall inside Mott Street Eatery and it is known for their Taiwanese dumplings! I decided to try the stall for a quick lunch and ended up getting an order of pan fried dumplings with pork and yellow chive filling as well as an order of popcorn chicken. You can order to pick up via phone or in person and unlike most places in Chinatown, they do take card here, so you don't have to worry about it being cash only. It does take longer for the dumplings here though as they are made to order, so though it may take a bit more time to get them (15 minutes in my case), they are fresh at least. The pan fried dumplings are pretty good and 8 dumplings for $6 is a solid deal, especially for the size and quality. Each dumpling had a crispy exterior due to them being pan-fried while a soft and chewy interior as you bite into it. The pork and chive filling is juicy and flavorful and honestly, it doesn't really need any soy sauce, though if you're looking for a bit of heat, some added spice would help. The dumplings are garnished with cilantro and scallions for a bit of herbaceous flavor. Presentation-wise, the dumplings looked great and they were honestly less greasy than other dumplings you can get in Chinatown, though those are very good too and cheaper as well! The popcorn chicken was alright, as though there were a good amount of pieces, each piece was small, so it felt like there was more breading than chicken at times depending on the batch you get. They were crispy on the outside though and juicy on the inside when you do get a good piece though. The chicken was flavorful and not too salty, perfect as a starter to get your appetite going. Sanmiwago is a great place to try if you're at the Mott Street Eatery and want some authentic Taiwanese dumplings. Be prepared to wait a bit though as they are made to order. read more
5 years ago
Love this place! Dumplings are super flavorful, they have 5 different flavors: - Signature Pork w/ Yellow Chives, - Chives w/ Pork, - Corn w/ Pork, - Korean Kimchi w/ Pork and - Shrimp w/ Pork I've tried every single flavor, and I gotta say, the signature pork and the Korean Kimchi flavors are one of the best dumplings I've ever had. The signature has an unique flavor that I've never had at anywhere else (my guess is the yellow chives, which is a pretty expensive ingredient) and it's only going for $6/8pcs right now! What a steal, but I'm not sure if this a promotional price or what because it seems too good for what you're getting (ps. For $.50 it also comes with a bowl of delicious egg soup). I especially enjoy the contrast of texture with the pan fried ones with the crispy bottom, plus it adds some really good flavors too. I'm glad that I found this place, I'll be coming back very often! If you are ever in China Town this lowkey spot is a must try! read more
Quite different from other fried dumplings you find in Chinatown - thinner skin but still chewy, pan-fried so not as greasy. The skin was honestly my favorite part - the bottom was perfectly golden brown and crispy while the top remained chewy. The filling had a good amount of meat. But for someone who loves chives, especially yellow chives, its flavor was kind of lacking. The chili oil on top was very good - not too spicy but extremely fragrant. I regret not asking for more. They also give you a little bit of sweet soy sauce. Not a big difference because the filling was already flavorful enough. The owners make the dumplings and fry them so every order comes hot and fresh. It's a family-run business and made to order so deliciousness requires some patience:) read more
3 years ago
What a great surprise! Found an authentic Taiwanese dish in the heart of Chinatown. I ordered a signature dumpling...the bottom is golden and crispy, with the flavor of the chili oil and cilantro, they are just perfect. Will put this on my list and come back again. read more
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4 years ago
love this place! wonderful taiwanese shop tucked away inside mott street eatery. the staff is super kind + they take card! we got the pork & chive pan fried dumplings and the egg drop soup (small cup for free mon-fri with your order). the dumplings had glass noodles inside which was a lovely surprise! they don't drown the dumplings in sauce which i appreciate, and the egg drop soup was on the milder side (not super salty/flavorful) but it helped balance out the meal. overall, great lunch spot and will be back! + pork & chive dumplings: 5/5 + egg drop soup: 4/5 read more
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4 years ago
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