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    CHD Korean Dumplings

    3.8 (17 reviews)
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    Julie V.

    I just ordered this tteokbokki and as I was eating not even into the sausage or the glass noodles, I did not find any rice cake. I moved all the toppings around the bowl and did not see a single sight of the rice cake. I also ordered extra spicy and it was not even spicy at all. The chips they gave is not even crispy either. The tteokbokki is only half of the bowl which makes sense why with no rice cake in it. I even checked the bowl before I left the supermarket too. I tried to call the place and nobody pick up. This is ridiculous. I paid for ~$20 for this bowl.

    Smoky sweet pork dumplings
    Linda V.

    Came here for lunch at the food court in hmart for the first time and deciding on this in addition to fried chicken we also ordered. This was much better than the fried chicken. Crisp and decent fried dumpling taste.

    Yubu pockets
    Victoria L.

    Was starving after doing some shipping. My boyfriend and i shared 3 yubu pockets (tofu skins with rice and a topping - in this case, salmon mayo / tuna mayo / and eel) as well as a bulgogi dish. There were tons of dumplings - my boyfriend said he'd come back another time for them. I'm impressed with the pockets - fun and convenient.

    water dumpling also doesnt really fit in this sauce dip cup
    Hanz W.

    Visit1 - pork dumps fried (6p) $10 vs steamed (6p) $10. Historically, i love steamed dumps at home. i buy them usually from fam friends who make them in bulk for super cheap. leave em in a freezer for a hungry day, pull out like 8 throw in a pot and viola 6-10min later its ready. Have never been a fan of pan fried dumps (like gyoza style). CHD dumps tho, while the steamed were very visually gorgeous and the thin firm skin was perrfect to my texture taste, the filling was bleh. The barely any sauce cup had like a dribbling of sauce so it barely fits enough to dip, its more like u have to pour it over the dumple but theres not really a plate or sauce dish to pour over, its really awkward to be honest. While i love food courts like mitsuwa style, hmart CHD is kinda like tray dishes but also very to go like. Pan fried dumps interestingly takes the cake here, the skin fried golden flat is the perfect crisp crunch and the inside is like filled just right, not too much space but enough to be solidly filling. Unfortunately (see pic example) the sauce cup dipping issue is twice as bad. it is undippable in these joke to go sauce cups. and theres only the stingiest amount to pour onto like 4 dumps. Visit2 - Smokey Sweet Pork pan fried $11. Flavor is amazing, it really does have a smokey like woody flavor like u smoked some short ribs kinda taste. Its bombdotcom. Crispy thin skin also spectacular. Sauce dip cup issue persisting. Doesnt seem like theyll give u a spare cup, even then just why be so stingy with sauce if the cup is so big? Why not give a wasable sauce dish that u can free pour? Cashier seems meh, nice but not suggestive of anything, just awkward stands there while u cant decide. Tables is shared hall, empty on taco tuesday apparently. Pick a table, preferably not next to me cuz theres so many open. Ambiance of those outdoor string lights above but its warehouse level lighting so i dont understand, would be nicer if they dimmed the warehouse floodlights and just let people dine under the string lights Parking is massive shared lot. Security guard at the hmart exit slash food hall entrance looked intimidating so ill just go in the hmart entrance and suspiciously walk through to the checkout stands with nothing. Like the irvine hmart is way better sensible, entrance to groceries and u can veer off to the food court. Who the heck designed this backward spankin new potential hmart?? Bathrooms at the far end past the claw collectible machines. Look next to the empty BAKED chicken stand. TLDR: its interesting, tasty, but sauce cup & stingy portion of sauce. Bring a friend and split a few.

    Sarah Y.

    This location is inside the Hmart food court. The food took a while to be ready but it made sense as it is a busy food court. Pick up was easy and done by a number/ticket system. We got the sampler that had the pork, shrimp, beef, kimchi, and jalapeno. I liked how we could try each flavor and the crispiness of each one. Most of the fillings were pretty good but I was impressed by the smokiness of the meat.

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    Cheryl N.

    I spent 3.5 hours in HMart and as I was leaving I was shocked to see the food court. Wow it was so big, after touring all the food stalls and having a smoothie at Gongchai, I decided on the Korean dumplings. I checked Yelp and was surprised this was a franchise and this CHD is huge teeming w workers in the kitchen but nobody had entered this business in Yelp yet. I decided to enter it and was set to order but the guy (I took a picture of him) at the cashier was extremely rude, I had never had dumplings before so I asked for info so I could order, I asked 3,4 x no answer, was he a deaf mute? So I walked away and came back today to order. I'm glad I came back today, the girl at the cashier was very nice and helpful. This was the most delicious dumplings I had ever had, it was so flavorful, so different from the Chinese XLB or Japanese gyoza, it was fried on a pan to make it really crispy. Not knowing what to order, I decided on the sampler, it had 2 of each flavor, 6 total for $14.95. My recommendation is the smoked pork dumplings, the smoke taste was so unique, I did not like the jalapeno, it was not very hot but just off key changing the taste of the dumplings. I should have ordered the shrimp wonton soup, it sure looked good, I went to Paik soup, rated 4 stars on Yelp, it was a disaster, a total waste of money, unless you are Korean and used to this, the taste of the seafood soup was weird and so bland. So there you have it, come try this amazing dumplings store, you may ask why do I not rate this 5 stars when I was drooling over the aroma (4 stars is also very good already). I told them we are near Little Saigon, it makes no sense for such a delicious dumpling not to have any hot sauce, Siracha or even Tabasco, furthermore, it was too sweet, they should have some vinegar or lemon, I like VN restaurants, everything you need is on the table, all condiments, vinegar, hot sauces, fish sauce and soy sauce. I sat down to eat but was bent out of shape not having siracha, so we wrapped everything up and took them home to eat. If the manager/owner read this, pl have a bottle of Siracha, not expensive but it will attract Vietnamese customers and pl tell the rude dude to lighten up. 9-4-2025 I was encouraged to be the first to review this CHD dumplings, I was the one adding the business to Yelp. I was shocked they designated someone else as the 1st, YRLP THIS is not COOL.

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    Katherine T.

    so yummy!!! definitely my favorite place to get dumplings. the food court can get crowded so a seat can be hard to find during peak hours. the workers aren't the friendliest but the dumplings always hit. smoky sweet pork (5/5) - so so so yummy!! i tried these in the sampler and i get them every time now. they're so juicy and flavorful, definitely a must try!

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