Beijing Dumpling House

Mi Lam 8 months ago

The reviews and pictures looked promising so i checked this place out today while on jury duty. I tried the assorted boiled dumplings with spicy sauce along with garlic, chives, and cilantro because i couldn’t decide.. it came with 8 dumplings (2 veggie, 2 pork, 2 shrimp, 2 chicken) for about $10. The veggie & shrimp ones are super chopped up and weird textured. The shrimp one has imitation crab meat. I would pass on the assorted option next time and just pay less for just the pork & chive option. the extra price for the garlic cilantro spice on top is worth it to me, made it feel like i was eating something equivalent to from a flushing food court stall ( that’s a compliment). they do have seating inside. credit cards accepted over $8 and they accepted amex as well. Overall, this was a much better lunch option than i was expecting for the day.

Aaron P. Chen a year ago

This no-frills dumpling spot is tucked into a busy strip on Sutphin Boulevard. The interior is compact and casual. Just grab a seat at one of the few tables tucked in the back, and expect a friendly, laid-back vibe. My friend once told me they serve “the best dumplings of the world but located in the kind of street whispered of trouble.” That comment alone made me curious enough to visit. I ordered every type of dumpling they had, all cooked by frying and I have to say, I already agree with my friend’s assessment. Crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, they were packed with flavor. According to my friend, the boiled dumplings would be even better, so that’s definitely on my list for next time. The portions are generous, and the prices are friendly to your wallet. Service is straightforward and warm, adding to the charm. It’s not fancy, but if you’re here for dumplings that punch far above their setting, this place is worth the trip.

Shabana Khan a year ago

Just trying to figure out why there is imitation crab meat in the shrimp dumplings? It's not listed as "seafood dumplings" or "shrimp &". I get that this place is affordable and to keep their prices low they may need to take certain measures but it should be disclosed. Overall the dumplings did not have much flavor and a super weird texture because of the imitation crab meat. Also the wrapper is very thick, doughy. It's a convenient dumpling spot however taste wise, it just doesn't hit. Also paid extra for spicy, garlic . Asked for no cilantro. Check the photos.

Tiffany Moseley a year ago

Beijing Dumpling House is a bit of a hole-in-the-wall, but don’t let that deter you. You order at the counter, grab a table, and they bring the food out to you. The prices are great for the amount of food you get—we accidentally ordered way too much! Among three of us, we had three orders of dumplings, chicken lo mein, vegetable and mushroom noodles, and a soup. In hindsight, one noodle dish along with dumplings would have been plenty. Service was quick, and the food came out hot and fresh—exactly what we needed for a last-minute dinner nearby. As for the food, the shrimp and vegetable dumplings were delicious, but I’d skip the pork dumplings—they had an odd hotdog-like taste and texture. Overall, a solid spot for fast, affordable, and satisfying dumplings! Would definitely come back, just with a better game plan on how much to order.

Alan Hartman a year ago

Fast , fresh, homemade noodles and dumplings , and very tasty. The decor Is tired but the food is good and affordable. After 7pm I was able to park immediately in front of the place. The only downside is that the bubble tea had bubblies that seem smaller and harder than most other places.