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Savory Bun

4.3 (44 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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Soup dumplings
Yvonne O.

Are there better soup dumplings to be had elsewhere? Probably. But, the entrees, drinks and service here make up for any shortfalls on that end for sure! We came in on a weekday evening for an early dinner and were immediately greeted by our friendly server who also explained the menu to us. We had the pork and chicken soup dumplings, cristal shrimp dumplings and an order of black pepper beef. Add two milk teas and a popping boba fruity tea and we were ready to EAT! The shrimp dumplings were perfect and we really liked the chicken soup dumplings. The pork ones could have used more ginger and something else but I'm not sure if sauce would have made the difference as we really don't use it with these. The beef was the star of the show - so much meat and so tender!! We could have had another whole serving of that! For dessert we had matcha mochi and it is a lot! One serving probably would have been enough, but we got two and the kids never let ice cream go to waste. Before tip all of this was only $82! Run, don't walk and get yourself some delicious food!

BBQ Pork Bun
Matthew W.

Stopped by for lunch a couple of weeks ago with my family. The place is very clean and has fun decor. We were quickly seated. They have a good sized menu, and we ordered a few things. We started with calamari. I was just ok, and came with a fancy ketchup sauce. The BBQ pork buns were huge, but kind of fell apart. The pot stickers were also massive. The soup dumplings were decent, but there are better ones in the area. I thought the fried rice was really bland. Overall, it was an alright lunch place, but nothing really stood out despite everything being made from scratch.

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Alfred C.

Fantastic food all around! The sesame chicken is a standout, and the pan fried pork buns are an absolute must try. You can really tell all their dumplings are handmade in house. It's a bit on the pricier side, but the quality makes it well worth every penny. We'll definitely be adding this spot to our regular rotation!

Shrimp shumai.
Mel C.

My first visit to Savory Bun, and hopefully not my last. The vibe is relaxed, festive, and the acoustic pop playlist adds to the laid back feel here. I was happy to find some good wine options and beers like Asahi and Tsingtao on the drink menu. The dumplings were fresh and generous portions. The crab rangoon was creamy and larger than other places in the area. I really enjoyed the shrimp stir fried with udon noodles, as the noodles really soaked up the tasty sauce. For dessert, the mango mochi was sweet and the perfect portion for two to share. The parking lot here is not real big, and there are other restaurants in this strip mall competing for spots, but it looks like there might be street parking nearby when the lot is filled. A little pricier compared to other spots with comparable items, but the portions here are good. I look forward to trying other dishes and dumplings here.

Lesley Anne Y.

The place was nice and big parking is not a problem and the service was good. He ordered a bunch of food including some dishes and dumplings. Deserving was really huge which was really great for the dishes. The soup the beef noodle soup and the wonton noodle soup I wasn't really my favorite but it wasn't bad it's just not the one that I'm used to so it was just okay for me. Soup dumplings was good the pork siomai I didn't like as much. My actual favorite this was the shrimp fried rice I could eat it all day by itself without a dish with it. I would definitely go back to explore more dishes. Happy eating!

Multiple shrimp in this Fried Rice
Kathy M.

Thanks to yelp i pre ordered some Take out after work. Good ole shrimp fried rice. Was sooo good and I stopped counting. Seriously. Most places give you like 6-9 pieces. I really have no clue how many I got. My family loved it and we topped it off with the soft taro buns for something sweet. Can't wait to come back.

Pan fried bun
Dina C.

I feel like I'm often craving xlb and I HAVE FOUND THE SOLUTION! It is... Savory Bun We have been SO excited to visit them and recently tried their crab rangoon (), spicy chili oil wontons (not that spicy but SO good!), bbq pork bun (yum!), Shanghai xiao long soup bun (not pictured bc we couldn't wait to eat it lol), crabmeat and pork soup bun, and pan fried bun. I'm not much of a pan fried bun girl but I'm so happy we have a local xlb spot to hit now Can't wait to try their boba and noodles next!

Chendara L.

I've been seeing ads for this place, so I decided to try it. When you walk in, it's pretty spacious and it was quiet for Sunday lunch. Not busy at this time. My cousin and I got the chilled cucumber salad, scallion pancake, chicken and mushroom dumplings, and pepper beef. The cucumber was exactly what the description said. It was just sliced cucumber in chili oil, nothing special. The scallion pancake was crispy, but I didn't really taste anything. The soup dumpling were good. Hot and flavorful and the best dish we ordered. The pepper beef came out warm. It wasn't hot like I would expect it to be. The beef was on the chewy side. The service was fine and the food was okay, but I don't think I'll be back.

3 Piece BBQ Pork Bun
Lia B.

First time here. We wanted to try something different. Atmosphere is nice. They make dumplings from scratch where you can view them through a glass. Food was edible. The BBQ dumpling was just ok I could not taste the bbq meat it tasted like over steamed not too meaty. The noodles on the soup tasted like angel hair pasta which was disappointing. The taro I got didn't have a strong taro taste. Not sure if we'll come back. Maybe to try some different. Service was nice, staff were friendly.

Sami U.

My wife and I visited Savory Bun for dinner and had an overall enjoyable experience. The interior is well lit and inviting, with walls decorated with vibrant photos of various Asian dishes that really set the mood for the meal. We started with the Crab Rangoons, which were good and had a nice balance of crispiness and flavor. For our mains, we ordered the Vegetable Chow Mein, Szechuan Chicken, Chicken Pan Fried Dumplings, and the Wonton Chicken Stir Fry. While the Szechuan Chicken wasn't anything too special, the rest of the dishes were tasty and satisfying. The highlight of the evening was definitely the customer service--the staff was very kind, attentive, and professional throughout our visit. Overall, Savory Bun delivered a pleasant dining experience with solid food and great service.

Beef pancake roll
Nick P.

I only found out about this place through social media. The problem with those "influencers" is that they think everything is 5/5 and is amazing. We came in on Saturday 1/31/26. The menu will definitely appeal to mostly American tastes, most of the non-Chinese will think this is the best thing that ever happened to them. The service itself left much to be desired. It could use more work. Our server the guy brought over the wrong appetizer. He gave us scallion pancakes instead of the beef pancake roll. He fixed it after I pointed it out. Prices were slightly more expensive than the average Americanized Chinese restaurant. We ordered spicy chili oil wontons, beef pancake roll, crabmeat & pork soup bun, thumbling pan fried pork bun, and minced pork noodle. Overall it's a 3 out of 5. -spicy chili oil wontons 3 - not spicy at all. After eating at DTF quite a few times, there is no comparison. This version was mid. $9 is a bit much for this. $7-8 is better. -beef pancake roll 3.5 - I never had this before. It wasn't bad. Make sure you use the hoisin sauce with it because there is no taste without it. This is not $14 worth. It's worth at least $7. -crabmeat & pork soup bun 4.5 - I like the juice and it had a good amount of filling. However, the skin sticks to those mini foil baking cups. It'll be better if they use perforated parchment or steaming paper like at DTF so that it doesn't stick and keep all of the juices inside. -thumbling pan fried pork bun 5 - I really liked this one. The skin was crispy. It pulled apart easily. The filling inside of the pork buns were juicy. -minced pork noodle 2.5 - we mixed it up but there wasn't much taste. It was more subtle than prominent. In addition, the meat to noodle ratio was horrible. There wasn't a lot of meat in here. When they first give it to you, it looks like a lot of meat until you start mixing it.

Kristianne B.

Cute little place to get some buns! We ordered the braised beef noodle soup, house fried rice and the Shanghai xiao long soup buns. The dumplings were delicious. We were seated right away and service was fast.

Pork soup dumplings
Jeannie L.

This place is a hidden gem! Daisy is the server/owner and she is so kind and friendly and service is great! The food was also delicious! We have tried many Asian places because we are Asian so we know good soup dumplings and Asian fare and this place did not disappoint! Their soup dumplings are filled with soup and so tasty. We also really enjoyed their Mongolian beef, spicy cucumbers, udon noodle dish and chili wonton appetizer. Best of all their prices are so much more affordable compared to similar restaurants. I wish I lived closer cuz I would eat here all the time!

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The food is big portions and tasty. The service is fast and the ambiance is peaceful. I rate it a 10/10

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Online ordered and food was delivered on time and successfully and was delicious. Will return to try another lunch and dinner.

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Very good dumplings and the won ton soup was delicious! Would definitely recommend this place and will revisit when I'm in the area again!

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Fantastic dumplings and Great people running the place. Steamed pork and chive dumplings and pork pan fried are our favorites

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We did carry out & ordered the Lo mein, sesame chicken, black pepper beef & chili wontons. Food was great! We will definitely be back.

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Great food! We have only ordered and the people who work there very welcoming and friendly!

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