Small space mainly for takeout with some tables for dining in creates a cozy atmosphere with soft background music. Affordable prices and large portions make it suitable for quick meals and family-style sharing. Dumplings stand out as handmade and flavorful, drawing a crowd looking for quality and value.
BBQ bao buns offer a solid, flavorful option alongside the Char Siu Bao. The Xiaolong Bao come smaller and served in tins, which makes them a bit tricky to eat but still tasty with a delicious broth.
Soup dumplings stand out with their juicy and flavorful filling. A wide variety includes wagyu beef, vegetable, and shrimp shu mai, all served with chili oil and soy sauce for added taste.
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The restaurant offers affordable dishes with large portion sizes.
Parking can be tricky, so plan accordingly.
The menu is easy to understand and quick to order from.
Asian restaurant with modern, inviting decor and photo-worthy corners creates a friendly, vibey atmosphere. Loud, chill music and several TVs showing sports and K-pop fill the space. Cocktails like lychee and passionfruit complement soft dumplings and flavorful chicken rolls.
Bao buns here are super filling and very yummy. They stand out as a fun and satisfying choice to eat.
Soup dumplings stand out with their rich broth and tender wrappers. Pork dumplings offer a classic, savory bite alongside other Asian fusion dishes like ramen and bulgogi rolls.
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Happy hour starts at 8pm with $1 wings and late night deals.
The $1 wings are a popular choice during happy hour.
Parking is easier at this location compared to others in the area.
Small, cozy space with a clean, modern design creates a welcoming atmosphere. Asian pop music plays softly, keeping the vibe casual and quiet enough for conversation. The place often feels crowded, adding to its lively yet comfortable energy.
Xiao Long Bao here tastes very similar to Din Tai Fung's with delicious bao buns. The texture and flavor satisfy cravings for authentic steamed dumplings.
Soup dumplings stand out with six per serving and a flavor that rivals more famous spots. The menu also features spicy wontons and pan fried dumplings alongside beef rib and pork varieties.
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Prices are very reasonable, about $35 for two people.
The meal is sufficient for two people, and leftovers are common.
Authentic Chinese cuisine is prepared by cooks speaking Mandarin and Cantonese.
Small dining room with an open kitchen creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere where kitchen sounds blend with conversation. Interior is clean and modern, featuring tasteful decor and bright lighting. Space feels family-friendly and sometimes crowded when busy.
Xiao long bao comes with perfect cooking and a rich soup-filled center. Pan-fried bao offers a tasty contrast, paired well with zha jiang mian and fine shreds of ginger.
Dumplings come handmade in the front window with dough that is not too thick or chewy. Varieties include fish and celery dumplings and Xiao long bao soup dumplings with a strong ginger flavor.
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Dumplings are priced at $11 for four, which is considered a bit pricey.
The small bowl of noodles costs around $13 or $14, which may seem expensive.
The restaurant includes a cucumber salad and an extra soup as bonus items.
Modern Asian interior combines bright, clean design with tasteful Chinese décor creating a tranquil yet lively atmosphere. The space fills with a low buzz of excitement as groups gather for authentic dishes and freshly made dumplings. A bubble tea station adds a unique touch to the dining experience.
Signature baos feature crab meat and the guan tang bao stands out. Xiao Long Bao has a thin skin with flavorful soup inside but can be hot to eat. Shao Long Bao offers a tasty, not too salty filling.
Soup dumplings stand out with a whole shrimp inside each piece. Options include beef wraps and hot pot with wagyu and king crab. Scallops also appear alongside the dumplings.
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Reservations are not accepted; expect long wait times, especially on weekends.
The skewer menu is available from 9pm to 12:30am.
Good Alley offers discounts and free coconut jelly during its soft opening.
Patio space offers an elevated modern garden vibe with comfortable seating and a chill, moody atmosphere that invites lingering. Indoor areas blend precision and warmth with an elegant, tastefully appointed design. The venue balances a relaxed energy with careful attention to detail throughout.
Bao buns come filled with king oyster mushrooms that are pillowy, rich, and earthy with a sweet umami flavor. The mushroom bao stands out as a highlight, alongside the monkey bao and curry cauliflower.
Sichuan pepper oil adds a textural and aromatic punch to the dumplings. Fried and pan-fried options include sweet and sour mushroom and pork varieties, paired with mushroom and king oyster baos.
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Parking is available a block or two away in residential areas.
The entire menu is plant-based, offering a variety of unique dishes.
The restaurant is dog-friendly, allowing pets in outdoor seating areas.
Modern space with glass panel kitchen and QR code menu offers a quiet, cozy atmosphere reminiscent of old Shanghai. Authentic Shanghainese cuisine draws a mix of families and locals seeking stylish, low-key dining with carefully served hot dishes.
Shengjian Bao stands out with its pan-fried, juicy pork filling, offering a taste authentic to Shanghai. The bao buns here are consistently great, combining a soft, fluffy texture with flavorful fillings that appeal to both kids and adults.
Handmade soup dumplings and pan-fried pork baos stand out for their juicy, flavorful quality. The pork dumplings consistently deliver rich taste, whether dining in or ordering delivery.
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Parking could be challenging in the area.
The restaurant offers authentic Shanghainese taste and affordable pricing.
The owner mentioned that more dishes are coming soon, like crab xiaolongbao.
Open floor plan with visible chefs folding dumplings creates an engaging atmosphere. The vibe is cozy and modern casual, blending traditional dim sum with contemporary design. Frequented by groups enjoying extensive menus featuring fresh, flavorful dumplings and noodles at reasonable prices.
Handmade baos stand out with BBQ pork, custard buns, and a four bao special featuring dried fried chicken and beef roll. Mushu pork and soup dumplings also complement the selection well.
Soup dumplings come hot, fresh, and bursting with flavor, including juicy xiao long bao and crispy pan-fried varieties. The menu offers a wide range of pork belly dumplings, mushu pork, and BBQ bao, all reasonably priced and satisfying.
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Dumpling King offers two menus: one for regular Chinese food and one for dumplings.
Expect to pay around $25 per person for a meal, including drinks.
Dumpling King has a solid selection of vegan and vegetarian options.
Spacious restaurant offers a clean, family vibe with fast service and authentic steamed buns. Air conditioning and soft music create a relaxing atmosphere in a tidy, organized setting. Condiment and congee stations add to the customizable dining experience.
Soft, flavorful bao with a perfect thickness stand out here. The pork belly bao is especially popular, and all baos taste freshly made and authentic.
Dumplings and wontons come out delicious with a fresh, satisfying taste. Pork wontons and celery dumplings offer a nice balance of flavors that stand out.
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The congee costs $3.50 per person, and side dishes are $2.50 with unlimited refills.
The all-you-can-eat price is around $3, which is very affordable in LA.
Buns are priced between $2.5 and $3 each, which is reasonable for the quality.
Small, cozy Taiwanese restaurant offers a casual and lively atmosphere with Chinese chill R&B music and close table seating. The vibe is friendly and affordable, attracting those seeking authentic flavors in a homey setting. Popular spot often requires waiting or ordering to go due to limited space.
Pan-fried pork bao stands out with its crispy exterior and flavorful filling. It consistently appears as a highlight among other dishes like fried bao buns and dumplings.
Soup-filled dumplings stand out with juicy pork and shrimp fillings. Fried dumplings offer a crispy texture and rich flavor. Steamed pork dumplings deliver a tasty broth inside.
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The kitchen closes at 8:30 pm, so get your order in before then.
Reservations are recommended to avoid waiting, especially during peak hours.
Parking is shared with a supermarket, which may make finding a spot difficult.
Small, homey space with family-style seating and walls covered in Chinese newspaper clippings creates a laid-back, authentic vibe. The atmosphere is bustling yet comfortable, attracting those seeking genuine Shanghainese flavors served at reasonable prices.
Pan-fried shenjian bao and steamed xiaolongbao stand out here. Pork bao offers a classic flavor, and the pan-fried bao adds a crispy texture.
Soup dumplings stand out with freshness and quality matching well-known spots. Steamed and fried dumplings, including Xiao Long Bao, come highly recommended alongside springy noodles and fried pork buns.
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The restaurant accepts cash only if the bill is below $25.
They offered two free side dishes for dine-in customers.
The dishes are served family style, so be prepared to share.
Cozy restaurant with warm, friendly vibe and clean, well-lit decor that feels inviting for families. Handmade dumplings and dim sum offer fresh, flavorful dishes alongside nostalgic fried noodles and crispy chicken wings. Atmosphere stays low-key and relaxing, making it a comfortable spot for authentic food.
Black truffle bao offers a luxurious depth with rich, aromatic, and umami-packed bites. Xiao long bao pork soup dumplings stand out with a solid flavor, while the Cantonese BBQ pork bun delivers classic char siu taste.
Handmade dumplings come fresh from the kitchen, soft and bursting with juicy fillings. The menu features xiao long bao pork soup dumplings, pan-fried pork cabbage potstickers, and a fried sticky rice dumpling resembling deep-fried taro with pork.
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The restaurant offers a limited dim sum menu including har gow and siu mai.
Prices for dim sum dishes are generally reasonable, but some items may be expensive.
There is plenty of parking available near the restaurant.
Small, clean, and modern space with a window showing dumplings made from scratch creates a casual, family-friendly vibe. Crowded during peak times, it offers a relaxed atmosphere focused on fresh dumplings and authentic flavors. Limited seating and a slimmed-down menu emphasize quality over quantity.
Xiao long bao have thin, tender skins and burst with rich, flavorful broth. Pan-fried buns offer a crispy bottom with soft, juicy insides, especially the crab meat ones.
Steamed soup dumplings feature soft, super thin skin and juicy pork filling. Chive dumplings come generously stuffed and fresh, with enough flavor to enjoy with just soy sauce and vinegar.
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Reservations are not required, but expect wait times during peak hours.
Parking is limited, so consider arriving early or using public transport.
The menu is primarily focused on dumplings and a few other Chinese dishes.
Massive restaurant with spacious seating and a modern-traditional design offers a cozy, inviting atmosphere with great music. Separate areas include a bar for single diners and a private prayer space. The vibe suits large gatherings and casual meals alike.
Xiao long bao feature thin skin and flavorful soup, with a unique chicken version that still delivers rich broth. Pan fried beef buns and a Chocolate Xiao Long Bao dessert add variety and fun twists.
Dumplings come out fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked every time. They taste light and clean, standing out as the best option on the menu.
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All the food is halal.
A $55 'party charge' is added to the bill for large groups.
The lunch special offers great value.
Bright, modern space with a clean, casual ambiance and homey neighborhood feel. Atmosphere stays relaxing with Mandarin ballads at a comfortable volume, making it suitable for casual dinners or gatherings. Crowds peak at lunch and dinner, creating a lively but comfortable environment.
Sheng jian bao tastes close to Shanghai style and stands out as the real star. Xiao long bao and pork bao offer fantastic flavors with a hint of ginger in the pork bao that makes it unique.
Dumplings come house made and packed with vegetables. Options include soup dumplings, spicy wontons, and BBQ pork buns with good flavor and affordable prices.
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Parking may be challenging; street parking is limited.
They offer a 10% discount on meals this month for their opening.
Reservations are not required but calling ahead for pickup is recommended.
Open kitchen with chefs preparing dumplings live creates an engaging dining experience. Ambiance varies from cozy and calm to busy and loud, with unique wooden gazebo and temple-like structures adding character. Tablet ordering system and decorative wall murals enhance convenience and visual appeal.
Xiao long bao here have thicker wrappers than usual, which keeps the soup inside from leaking. Both pork and chicken versions stand out for their fantastic flavor and solid texture.
Fresh-made dumplings come with a variety of fillings like shrimp, pork, and chive. Soup dumplings match the quality of Din Tai Fung, and pan-fried options offer a meaty flavor that stands out.
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Reservations are not accepted; seating is first-come, first-served.
If your order is less than $20, you must pay cash or via Zelle.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Small hole-in-the-wall bakery with onsite pastry production and a take-out only setup. Lines form early due to popular dim sum and baked goods, including unique items like almond rice cake. Atmosphere feels old-fashioned and busy, with one person serving long lines in a compact space.
Special chicken bao stands out as a go-to choice. Baked cha siu bao offers a distinct baked texture and rich flavor.
Half moon dumplings stand out with their generous filling and delicate shape. Shrimp dumplings bring a fiery kick while pork siomai and chicken buns offer hearty, flavorful options.
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Long’s Family Pastry is a take-out only establishment.
Expect popular items to sell out by 7:30 am.
Cash is preferred, but credit cards are accepted with a $10 minimum order.
Simple Asian eatery with authentic colorful decor and a laid-back, cozy atmosphere. The space feels clean and comfortable despite some uncomfortable chairs. It fills with lively conversation, creating a casual and inviting vibe.
Xiao long bao here have handmade skins and pack a lot of juice inside. The pork versions are large and juicy, offering authentic Shanghai flavor that stands out.
Soup dumplings come piping hot with a thin wrapper and are double the size of typical versions. Pan-fried pork buns have a crispy sesame bottom and juicy filling, matching the dumplings in flavor and quality.
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Lunch specials are available on weekdays, including rice, soup, and a spring roll.
Expect long wait times on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings.
Parking is available at the Ramada next door, which has plenty of spaces.
Dining room combines modern Chinese vibes with Jiangnan garden atmosphere, featuring soft lighting, small bridges, and flowing water. Ambiance stays calm and elegant, with beautiful music enhancing a relaxing mood. Space attracts those seeking authentic, elevated Chinese comfort food in a clean, thoughtfully designed setting.
Bao buns feature soft dough and fresh, flavorful fillings like wagyu beef and black pork. Xiao long bao have thin wrappers with plenty of soup that bursts out when bitten.
Chefs hand-make all dumplings and baos 1 to 2 hours before opening, ensuring freshness. Soup dumplings feature traditional fermented dough, a thin skin, and juicy, flavorful filling.
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All dumplings and baos are made in-house just before opening for maximum freshness.
Most dishes cost between $8-12, making it affordable to try multiple items.
Ordering via tablets is convenient and speeds up the process.
Large, clean Asian restaurant with a see-through kitchen and a window to watch dumpling making adds an engaging touch. Atmosphere stays quiet and relaxing with comfortable music. Space fills with diners who appreciate fresh handmade dumplings and a spacious, well-kept interior.
Xiao Long Bao come out fresh and juicy, with the pork filling standing out as a better option. Watching them make the bao adds to the experience, and the sheng zhen bao are also juicy and delicious.
Freshly made dumplings come with a variety of stuffing options, including crystal shrimp. The dumplings are authentic and delicious, often paired with noodles and stir-fried dishes.
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Reservations are recommended due to high kitchen demand during peak hours.
Takeout orders should be placed in person rather than over the phone or online.
Customers must write down their orders before everyone arrives at the table.
Roomy interior combines modern, fresh design with clean, soothing atmosphere. Outdoor patio offers dog-friendly seating and a relaxed vibe. An unlimited sauce bar adds interactive flavor options to the dining experience.
Xiao Long Bao stands out with fresh homemade wrappers and a juicy pork filling. The bao buns are flavorful and served very hot, making them a family favorite.
Pan fried dumplings come in several varieties like beef and onion, shrimp and pork, and cabbage and pork. The menu also includes veggie dumplings and sesame balls, all served with attentive service.
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Dumpling Master doesn't accept reservations.
Expect a wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller orders.
Noodle shop offers a calm and relaxing atmosphere with clean, humble interiors and minimal seating. The environment stays peaceful and quiet, creating a welcoming space with attentive service. Charging spots add a practical touch to the simple setup.
Pork shao bao stands out with its longer prep time and rich flavor. Mushroom bao buns offer a fresh, tasty option alongside other fresh baos and dumplings.
Pork dumplings come fried and really delicious here. Fried dumplings pair well with the black garlic ramen for a solid meal.
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They now close at 9:30 pm.
The prices are affordable; add 6-piece chicken wontons for $2.50.
Parking is not a problem at all.
Small restaurant with open kitchen where dumplings and buns are made in view. Atmosphere is lively and chatty with some background noise from kitchen activity and utensils. Offers variety of dishes including vegetarian options and is known for high-quality dumplings.
Pork Xiao Long Bao stands out with tasty broth and a satisfying mix of pork and crab. The char siu bao and steamed shrimp dumplings add variety to the bao options.
Soup dumplings and chicken pan fried dumplings stand out for their flavor. Shrimp dumplings and pork fried egg rice complement a menu full of homemade dumplings and casual dim sum options.
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Parking is available near the restaurant.
The wait time to get a table is reasonable.
Table seating isn't for more than four people; larger groups may need to wait.
Open kitchen with handmade dumplings creates an engaging and bright atmosphere. Spacious seating with clean booths and tables supports a casual, lively vibe. Fresh ingredients and authentic flavors define the dining experience.
Pork Xiao Long Bao stands out with its delicious flavor. Dumplings and Xiao Long Bao come in various tasty options including beef, all showing consistent quality.
Handmade northern China style dumplings come fresh and huge with consistent quality. The open kitchen lets you watch them being made, and options like pork and cabbage or chive, shrimp, and pork offer savory, authentic flavors.
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Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Dumplings cost around $11.99 for a dish of 12 pieces.
Parking is ample and easy to find in the plaza.
Open kitchen reveals staff making dumplings through a glass partition, creating a lively and authentic atmosphere. Dining area feels cozy and welcoming, with a casual vibe despite occasional crowd noise. Space is clean and spacious, supporting family-style meals and quick service.
Xiao Long Bao stands out with its chewy texture and soup that flows out when broken, served with chili oil. The pork bao is soft and tasty, making both solid choices for bao buns.
Dumplings come fresh and made from scratch with a wide variety including beef, fried, and spicy options. Soup dumplings meet US standards but are typical by Asian standards.
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The restaurant closes at 9:00 pm.
Expect busy periods that may lead to wait times.
You can feed a party of 6 for less than $20 per person.
Small restaurant with an authentic Asian vibe and cozy atmosphere. Seating is limited to a few tables, creating a quiet and chill environment. Kitchen staff prepare fresh, savory dumplings and pies made to order, offering a hole-in-the-wall experience with hands-on cooking.
Shen jian bao and fried baos stand out here, with the soy milk pairing noted as excellent. The menu offers a solid mix of dumplings, meat pies, and pan-fried bao that complement each other well.
Dumplings come in many varieties, including pan-fried, steamed, and fried buns, all with freshly made dough. The beef/cilantro and pork/celery dumplings stand out for their flavorful fillings and slightly chewy skins.
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Expect a wait for steamed buns as they are made to order.
Parking is available in the back lot and on the street, but check signs for permits.
Prices are reasonable, with wonton bowls costing only $6.99.
Small space with traditional Asian decor and dim hanging lanterns creates a cozy but crowded atmosphere. Staff often rush diners, leading to a busy and loud environment where conversation is difficult. Colorful menus with pictures support a straightforward ordering process.
Pan-fried baos stand out with a perfectly crispy bottom and a juicy, soft inside. Steamed pork baos and Xiao Long Bao offer fresh ingredients and a great balance of steamed and fried textures.
Chili oil dumplings stand out with bold flavor. Soup dumplings arrive steaming hot, best eaten right away. Shrimp dumplings come juicy and wrapped in a paper-thin wrapper.
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Parking in the plaza can be difficult to find.
Expect large portions; sharing is recommended.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
Chinese noodle restaurant combines modern-traditional decor with an elegant yet casual atmosphere where locals chat comfortably. Tableside preparation with sizzling hot broth adds a unique sensory touch. The space feels welcoming and clean, creating a relaxed dining environment.
Xiao long bao and pan fried baos stand out here. The pan fried bao offers a crispy texture that pairs well with the soft steamed buns.
Freshly made dumplings stand out with juicy, flavorful stuffing and tender texture. The snowflake pan-fried dumplings offer a unique flavor, and dunking them in spicy beef soup adds a delicious twist.
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Reservations are not required, but expect lines during lunch hours.
You can order from your phone using their QR code for convenience.
Parking is easy and plentiful in the strip mall location.
Open kitchen reveals chefs hand-making dumplings, creating a laid-back atmosphere with modern, elegant décor and bird nest lamps adding unique charm. Space feels clean, spacious, and comfortable, inviting a peaceful yet lively dining experience.
Pan-fried bao have perfectly golden bottoms and pillowy tops with juicy pork filling. The Kurobuta Pork Soup Xiao Long Bao feature delicate wrappers and rich, flavorful broth inside. Handmade dumplings and bao are made fresh right in front of you.
Juicy xiaolongbao and fried pork dumplings stand out with handmade quality and rich flavors. These dumplings match or exceed the taste of well-known spots like Din Tai Fung.
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The restaurant offers a free pitcher of beer for July 4th.
Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
The restaurant accepts credit cards, but cash is preferred for tips.
Spacious dining area features modern silver decor with chandeliers and yellow lighting creating a lively, festive atmosphere. Dim sum arrives on traditional pushcarts amid soft jazz music and occasional live events like lion dances. Noise levels rise during celebrations, reflecting a busy, energetic vibe.
Baked pork bao stands out with its crispy exterior and rich filling. Steamed char siu bao offers a soft, fluffy texture with savory pork inside.
Generous fillings and balanced flavors define the dumplings here. Key dim sum staples like BBQ pork buns, shrimp and chive dumplings, and soup dumplings come served from a table-side cart.
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Dim sum is served all day, but cart service ends at 2 PM.
Live music happens on Thursdays from 6:30 to 8:30 PM.
Expect a 20% service fee for parties of 8 or more.