I go here whenever I am craving spicy noodles, love the Dan Dan Noodles with tongue numbimg peppercorns, it's has been a monthly routine now. Great service and love the spacious and clean interiors. read more

This is my first time writing a review and wanted to express my experience here at this Dough Zone location. -Terrible Service, barely anyone was serving us and did not make me and my partner feel welcomed at all. Additionally they looked like they didn't even want to be there. -They looked understaffed. only 2 people working there. -Waited 40 minutes just for 8 dumplings when there were only two other people inside -I requested for cilantro and green onions for my beef noodle soup and they didnt care to add it. I was already so disappointed at that point that I didn't even bother to ask Overall, I have been to other dough zone locations and had exceptional service and quality there but this location definitely needs to make changes. read more

Fast and attentive service! The restaurant was clean and well kept. I heard about their $5.99 xiao long bao special and decided it was a great time to try this place. I ordered the chicken, pork, and pork and crab soup dumplings, a spicy beef and green onion pancake roll, and Dan Dan noodles. Overall, I probably would not return to the restaurant. Nothing was bad but I wasn't obsessed with anything either. The pork xiao long bao was my favorite. read more

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Great food, amazing service, best food we have ever tried no kidding! This should be trending as you can tell we definitely ate before the camera. Over all fantastic experience, delicious food with great views! Plenty of parking too! read more

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Service 10 out of 5. Where do they find these employees from? We came in at 9 and kitchen closed at 9:30pm I think. We were welcomed in. Everyone was smiling. Manager, chef, dish washer, everyone. They taken care of us until we leave. Food is great. Good portion, fresh, well-seasoned, very appealing. Everything taste like what they supposed to be. Price is very reasonable. We ordered 8 items and a boba tea. Total was $72.30 with tax Since the location is on the second floor, you can have a street view through the large, fixed panel windows while you enjoy your food. read more

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Dough Zone is good. Not great. I've been to a bunch of dumpling houses here in houston and this location is not as memorable as the others. I did however I would never tell anyone not to try this location. I liked it. Just did not love it. A little too basic for me and not enough selection. read more

We went for an early dinner and it was amazing. Huge space and it wasn't busy at all for how great the food was. Highly recommend the soup dumplings, cukes, hot and sour wontons, and Dan Dan noodz. Everything was great. Our server was fabulous. Can't wait to come back read more

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Came in for a late weekend lunch and seating was plentiful. Beef Pancake Roll ($8.95) Sliced beef wrapped in a green onion pancake with shredded lettuce and a side of pickled veggies. Ate it all but wasn't impressed. Spicy Beef Shank ($7.95) Thin slices of beef in a numbing spice sauce. Delicious. Lots of flavor and a good quantity. Highly recommend. Pan Fried Chive Dumplings ($6.95) Expected chive dumplings like dim sum but it's actually chive boxes. Unfortunately, it was really greasy and salty. Did not finish. 8 pc Pork XLB ($8.95) Yum. 8 pc Pork & Crab XLB ($8.95) Similar to the pork but the soup has a little seafood flavor to it. Good but the pork, I thought, was better. Dan Dan Mien ($7.50) In the past, I've never had enough sauce so I ordered extra sauce. Happy they didn't charge more for it. Loved the dish but it's a bit pricy for the amount you get. Cold Noodles with Sesame Dressing ($7.50) Delicious but again, pricy for the amount you get. Green Onion Soy Sauce Noodles ($7.50) I'm not sure what I was expecting here and maybe it's my fault for ordering this but this was super bland and tasted like a 12 year old made it. I've been to the Dough Zones in Seattle and this one twice now and things are pretty consistent. The XLB's are definitely the star with the spicy beef and the dan dan noodles and sesame noodles as strong supporters (albeit the noodle quantity is small for the price). I know the cucumbers are popular and good but again, expensive. Would come again but will stick to the XLB's and the spicy beef app. read more

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I love a good dumpling. The restaurant was cute and simple, but service kind of slow. They don't serve alcohol, but they have wine and beer. We went for Houston Restaurant Week and tried several things. My fave was the cucumber salad. I love spicy food, so I wish the Dan Dan noodles were a bit more spicy. read more

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Enjoyed this spot! The Dan Dan noodles weren't too Szechuan flavored which I enjoyed. Cucumbers were great with a good crispy crunch in each bite. The wonton soup had little flavor but the chili oil wontons were great. Not pictured, green scallion pancakes that we enjoyed & XLB that were so yummy!! We got a pancake beef roll that could definitely be skipped as there was little flavor. The service was great but the vibes inside were a little odd. There wasn't any music so it was just very quiet since it was only our group and 1 other. I would probably only order takeout from here on out! read more

Dough Zone Dumpling House - Uptown - Sweet & Sour Cucumber Chicken & Vegetable Boiled Wontons in Chili Sauce Dan Dan Noodles Chicken & Vegetable Boiled Wontons in Chicken Soup - Noodles Near Me - Houston, Texas

Everything we ordered was bland. You're better off getting dumplings at well known Chinatown restaurants. The scallion pancake was too oily and did not have a good mouthfeel. Very thin. The pork baozi was disappointing and wasn't juicy, and the bao felt tough...almost like they bought frozen baozi from the grocery store and just steamed it and served. The xiaolong bao wrapper was too thick, and again no flavour. You're better off getting good ones at wanna bao restaurant. Would not recommend coming here for dim sum/dumplings. read more

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My new goal is to try all the dumplings in Houston, while it is unattainable due to the many good dumpling places, this was certainly a good place to stop. I believe it is a small chain, but it still has the service of a mom and pop restaurant. It also had adult beverages but I didn't partake that night. I ordered the soup dumplings and the wanton soup. Both were tasty and just what I was looking for. If you find your self looking for dumplings, this place is solid and won't disappoint. read more

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My friends and I visited Dough Zone on a weekday evening. We were seated right away as the restaurant wasn't busy, with only two other small parties dining at the time. The restaurant is located in the BLVD Plaza, so parking is plentiful, though the area can get quite busy. The ambiance and decor were nice, but the service was just okay--nothing noteworthy. We ordered the pork and crab meat xiao long bao since they were out of both the pork and chicken xiao long bao. Along with that, we tried the dan dan noodles, beef steamed dumplings, pork wontons in chicken broth, and beef stew noodle soup. Unfortunately, I wasn't too impressed with any of the dishes. The food felt overrated, especially considering how many other dumpling houses in Houston offer better quality and flavor. A common issue across the xiao long bao soup, beef noodle soup, wonton soup, and dan dan noodles was how overly salty everything tasted, which was disappointing. Overall, while the ambiance was nice, I wouldn't recommend this spot and would suggest exploring other dumpling options in the city. read more

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I received an impromptu lunch invite from a group of co-workers to take a walk to Dough. Man, the idea of having a variety of dumplings sounded so good to me. It was a great experience. We had to select all of our items together. So be prepared for that. I guess this spot great for family style dinning/sharing. The service was great. The dumplings were great, especially the fried ones...I think those are considered pot stickers. Now, I must warn you to be careful with the amazingly, fun soup dumplings. Somehow they've managed to place soup on rhe inside of a dumpling and if you're not careful, it will explode everywhere when you bite into it!!!! Just know that I was wearing a lot of soup on my shirt....Lastly, they have a few noodle options as well that are delicious. Needless to say, it is a great place to try! read more

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Our family had dinner here last weekend with another family (6 of us total). The location is within the Whole Foods Plaza in the Post Oak area. There is some construction underway so the restaurant was a bit hard to find (some of the wayfinding signs point you straight into a wall). The decor is contemporary and minimalist. Clean, open space. The service was very good. We had a variety of dumplings, the Dan Dan noodles and the seasoned cucumber. Overall, the dumplings were the highlight of the meal. The non-dumpling dishes were okay. The dumplings generally were "good." If this restaurant were in Los Angeles (where we're from), I might have given the restaurant a lower rating but this is about the best dumpling restaurant we've found in Houston thus far (and we've tried a lot of them). read more

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Meh. I wasn't very impressed. Everything was just okay. I made a reservation thinking it would be crowded on a Sunday morning but it wasn't. My friend and I ordered the beef pancake roll but received the green onion pancakes. I didn't mind because I liked pancakes too but when my friend mentioned it to the server he brought out the beef roll for free. I honestly liked both more than the dumplings. The beef roll was filled with flavorful beef and the pancakes were crispy although plain. The broccoli wasn't too mushy and seemed fresh enough. I found myself dipping them in the sauce since there wasn't any seasoning. The chicken wontons were a bit plain as well without the sweet and spicy sauce. I also tried the chicken xiao long bao which was pretty good. I'm glad I stopped in but I think I'm spoiled living in Houston with so many good choices for dumplings. The service was great and the space immaculately clean. read more

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I've been to dough zone before in Houston and it was just as delicious as I remembered. They had more noodle options here so we got to try the Yibin noodles. Those were tangy and delicious. We also ordered the cucumber salad. I wished it had more spice but I enjoyed it. We also ordered Xiao Long Baos. The pork ones and the crab ones. I think the pork ones are the way to go unless you really like crab flavor. We were a pretty large group but they were able to seat us at one table and the food came out pretty quickly! All the windows brought some nice natural lighting. Definitely check this place out when you're in Houston! read more

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This location was actually so much nicer than I expected! And the food was amazing. And I love how if you go close to when they open, the soy sauce and vinegar bottles are all still chilled and it's just nice to eat your steaming food with the cold sauces. We got the sweet and sour cucumbers which were so crisp and delicious. This is perfect for non spicy lovers as most other places will put some sort of chili oil. The yibin noodles were really good and had a slight peanutty taste. And the texture was perfectly al dente. But the serving size was kind of small. The green onion pancake was good and crispy but I don't think it's that worth to order. It would be just as good to buy it frozen and make it yourself. The soup dumplings were amazing too. And honestly, a really good price compared to other soup dumpling locations. The pork one was classic and my favorite. The pork and crab meat was good too. I was pleasantly surprised because I've had soup dumplings with crab before and its always been too fishy for my taste. But here you can taste the crab without it being too overwhelming. The pan fried pork buns were okay. I thought it would be a lot juicier. When I've had it at other places, it will literally squirt when you bite into it. But that didn't happen here. And I really like that you can order frozen versions of some of the dishes to take home. read more

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A couple of these have popped up around the city recently and after having tried the first spot in midtown, I brought the wife and kid to this location to try it on for consistency sakes. Still clean and modern like the other spot. Big windows make for good lighting. The free parking in the garage is always a plus and it's not super difficult to find. It is in the second floor facing San Felipe if you do find yourself walking around. The service was highly and engaged and helpful. All the staff walking around, including the manager were polite and available. The midtown location had a better idea with the runners who brought to food; they had them talk to you and explain the dish just a bit while playing for you. Our runners were just some teenagers who'd rather not talk unless they had to. The food is exactly what it needs to be honestly. The Xiao Long Bao are truly some of my favorite that I've had in Houston. The dumplings hold together nicely, which means you actually get to eat the soup. Taste and texture are both 5/5 for the soup dumplings. Q Bao also make a really good impression and have that great mix of soft and fluffy with a crispy bottom that's hard to beat. The rest of the menu just kinda exists for me. Yhe dumplings are obviously the hook, and having too many dishes that aren't that or noodles would defeat the theme so I get it. I think a way around that would be some punchy sauces that you could use to put on top of the meals. Some drinks can be order, we enjoyed our Ube Tea with boba. There's some alcohol as well. It's a nice place to come hang out in my opinion. You can order as much of something as you like and just nibble on things for a while. read more

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Wrapped up a day of building ikea sets with dinner at dough zone. This is a relatively new dumpling chain and I went to their location in uptown. You would think that this is an expensive location due to being in an upscale area but this is one of the most cheapest dumpling places I've been to! (Outside of bellaire). They have free parking in the garage and have outdoor seating as well. I tried their pork and crab xiao long bao (soup dumplings), green onion pancake, steamed pork buns, pork and shrimp pan fried dumplings, and pork wontons with chili sauce. The soup dumplings had a lot of soup in them and the broth was good. I couldn't really taste the crab but I still liked it. The pancake was crispy but I thought it was just average, nothing good or bad about it. The wontons had almost no sauce at all but the flavor of the meat was soo soo good. The pan fried dumplings have a sheet that is basically like chips that you can eat with the dumplings. The pork buns are perfect for scooping up some chili oil. Overall a pretty solid meal and very great value if you want to try different items on a budget. The service here is good too read more

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The foods were great. We really enjoyed the soup dumplings, pan fried dumplings and Dan Dan noodles. The must try Q Bao was a little bit disappointing. I think not enough meat for the flavors. Beef noodle soup was descent, but not super standout. Green onion pancakes.... Definitely too greasy tho. Wish it's less greasy for the next time. However, it's a cute place, and the natural light during the day was perfect for the foodstagram.... lol. read more

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Been looking for a place like this for awhile in Houston...before you say they have them in Bellaire Chinatown...that's not entirely accurate. I haven't found a nicer ambiance dumpling restaurant/with great taste yet. Dough Zone is based out of the west coast...and it's probably as close we would get to a DTF style eatery at the moment. The menu isn't very large, but a lot of great offerings to choose from. I ordered a bunch of different types of dumplings: XLB - flavorful and soup within is tasty. Pan fried - uniquely fried and very good. Green onion pancake - it was just ok...barely taste any onion but def tasted fried. Picky eaters would love this. Spicy pork dumpling - also good, not too spicy. Q bao...EXCELLENT! My favorite item on the menu. Great size! Even the ube and Thai milk teas were great! Service was fast and attentive. Our food came out quick. And the price! The price is great for the taste and for what is offered. I will be back! read more

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So much to say here! I've never tried soup dumplings before, because at a lot of places they have pork ones only, and I don't eat pork. I have heard rave reviews of this place, and they have chicken soup dumplings, so I was sold for a visit! A few friends and I met up at the one in downtown only to discover that the soup dumplings were crossed off the menu at that location! After some disappointment we realized the post oak location wasn't too far, we called ahead, validated they had them and off we went! We were seated right away, and as always over-ordered so we could try everything! Here's a list of everything we ordered and our thoughts: 1. Spicy beef pancake roll- so good! Very heavy on peppercorn so beware if that's not your thing. 2. Chicken soup dumplings- excited to try them, but I felt a bit meh about them. They were constructed well, did not fall apart, and had a good amount of broth in them. 3. Romaine lettuce with sweet spicy garlic dressing- loved this. Simple but the dressing has a nice slight kick! 4. Chicken and vegetable wontons with chili sauce- had to be hands down my favorite. So so good, I wanted way more of these. 5. Chicken potstickers- these were average 6. Chicken steamed dumplings- average but well constructed Our food was served right away and everything was fresh! My chief complaint and why I won't be returning was how we were treated. All of us felt like we were being rushed out as soon as we finished. We were sitting around chit chatting, and there were other patrons and people even still being seated. They came around and said they'd bring a check, without checking if we were ready for the check, if we were thinking of ordering anything else,if we wanted to take our leftovers. Just- we're bringing the check. Two seconds later the server is at our table with the machine. We wondered if it's because they were closing but- no- there was still 40 minutes left until close. After that 6 more folks walked in to be seated! It felt personal, and uncalled for. We were in the mood for dessert but decided to go elsewhere, where we would be welcomed and treated better. There was no reason for that kind of behavior, and we were all pretty upset. read more

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Definitely recommend! Food had great flavor, service was fast, every dish was consistent with good quality & cleanliness. Interior was nice & clean very spacious so lots of seats available for large groups. Great prices, great dishes/variety & great flavor! read more

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Dough zone is a chain that hails from Seattle and makes its way to the Houston food scene. We had the Xiao long bao, Pan fried dumplings, and pan fried baos. I don't have anything to complain about, but it is your standard Chinese food. Just felt that it was missing some flavor. Parking is in the parking garage on the second floor next to North Italia! Service was quick and courteous. read more

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Went to the one in midtown and then discovered while in the area this has a patio. Heck yes! It was as the sun going down so i recommend sunglasses just in case. The dandan noodles did your lips a little tingle from the spice but they are great. The cucumbers were the hidden gem for us. We ordered them since they looked cool but the perfect taste and crunch. The dumplings were all good. The x bao were the standouts. The service was great. The drinks always full. The servers each asked if we wanted to move due to the sun which I thought was thoughtful. Overall I wouldn't call it overly romantic. The restaurant is very clean and the patio was nice spacing and still good service. read more

Dough Zone Dumpling House - Uptown - Pancake and dumplings - Noodles Near Me - Houston, Texas

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Absolutely love this place. Went for a yelp event a few weeks back with my sister and loved the dishes we got to try, so we knew we needed to come back. Today went with my sister, cousin, and aunt. We got Crab & pork soup dumplings Beef shank Chicken and vegetables wontons (w/chili sauce) Green onion pancake Q-bao Beef pancake roll And ube milk tea (one person got passion fruit tea) Everything was absolutely delicious. We ordered a few things that we had already tried at the yelp event, and ordered some new things. One of them being the wontons and wow that's a new favorite. (Not sure if it was the owner or manager) but he noticed how much we loved the wontons and the sauce that he gave us another order complimentary. This place is not close to us, but it's worth the drive and we can't wait to come back for a 3rd time. read more

Dough Zone Dumpling House - Uptown - Noodles Near Me - Houston, Texas

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The food was amazing! So fresh and delicious as well as great prices. Not to mention the beautiful view. Our waiter, Victor, was so patient and kind. We will be back for sure! read more

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Some reviewers on here said that Dough Zone is the closest thing to Din Tai Fung in the Houston area and I'd have to agree! Upon walking in, we were immediately greeted and noticed how cute the restaurant was. Ordering was simple, the server hands you a paper to check off the items that you'd like to order (similar to what you'd do at a dimsum restaurant). We ordered sweet and sour cucumbers, zha jiang mian, dan dan noodles, banana naan, chili wontons, pork and shrimp potstickers (not pictured), pork and crab meat xlb (also not pictured). We enjoyed everything but especially the cucumbers, banana naan, and the pork and crab meat xlb. The cucumbers were very comparable to DTF's. The banana naan, while it sounds and looks so unassuming, I loved!!! It was perfectly sweet. XLB was tasty too. A common critique that I have for soup dumplings is that it is too soggy and falls apart when you pull it off from the parchment paper. That didn't happen with the xlb here! A dish that we would probably skip out on next time is the zha jiang mian. I believe that I've had better zha jiang mian elsewhere. For my friends that eat halal, vegan, or vegetarian, there are plenty of items on the menu at Dough Zone for you! As for the location, it is in the same plaza as Whole Foods by the Galleria and located on the 2nd floor. Look for the parking garage entrance towards the back of North Italia and park on the 2nd floor for easy access to Dough Zone. read more

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The service here is impeccable! I came with my sister's family (including 2 small kids). The staff was very patient and accommodating. We asked for no onions on one of the soups. When our waiter saw that it was brought out with onions, he immediately put in for another bowl without onions, and it came very fast. Food was so delicious, comparable to Din Tai Fung in Las Vegas if you've been. I actually like the pan fried wontons at Dough Zone more. The wonton skin is not too thíck, and texture is a little chewy, with I LOVE. It was a bit oily on the bottom, but not anything that would stop me from ordering again. The garlic sauce is drool worthy for sure! The noodle dishes are great choices as well. Everything is done just right, great broth, good portion of vegetable and meat. I would like to have bokchoy instead of lettuce in the beef noodle soup, but again, not a huge deal. I see myself coming back here time and time again, bringing family and friends, especially when the service is exceptional! read more

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Great food - our favorite was the chicken and vegetable with chili oil dumplings! The pan fried bao's were our last favorite (still good but didn't have as much flavor as the others). No problem with the service and ambiance gives a causal type feel! read more

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I had a sudden craving for dumplings last night, and Dough Zone came into my mind. I reached at 11:10am and I was the first customer. People started to trickle in 20mins later. The restaurant was clean and I love the outdoor seating that overlooked the city. The staff were very friendly and attentive, and got my order in at lightening speed. I had the beef steamed dumplings, vegetable pot stickers, pork & shrimp boiled dumplings, and pork & crab meat xiao long bao. All the dumplings had thin wraps, and the filling to dough ratios were perfect. The fillings were well seasoned too. The xiao long bao had such flavorful soup in it, eating these dumplings was so satisfying. The xiao long bao and all dumplings had to be eaten hot! The pot stickers were must-try. The crispy top was crunchy and good. I opted for vegetable pot stickers because I have never tried such combination. It did not disappoint! I would have it again! My craving was satisfied! I hope they will expand their menu to include some dessert dumplings like red bean steamed dumplings or pan fried red bean pancake. read more

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This restaurant is the best place to get greasy sweet and sour cucumbers they taste so good, fresh,and the flavor is the best part. This restaurant has amazing dumplings and fried rice. The service here is great. A worker named, Jay is super kind and helpful. This restaurant looks clean it's big and has music. I will come again any day. read more

I came here for a yelp elite event here and I really liked the food so I decided to take my aunt and cousin here. We ordered the Crab & pork soup dumplings, Beef shank, Chicken and vegetables wontons (w/chili sauce), Green onion pancake Q-bao, Beef pancake roll And ube milk tea (one person got passion fruit tea). Everything was super delicious. read more

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Located on the second floor of a food/shopping area/Whole Foods Market, Dough Zone is a great place to enjoy some good, homemade, tasty dumplings and other Asian foods without having to break the bank! I was recommended by a friend to come and try out this place, any have said that this place was a good substitute to the infamous Din Tai Fung. I was at first a little speculative because I usually have my own places that I would like to go to have dumplings and etc. Some of the items that we ordered were the Beef Sandwich, Pan Fried Dumplings, Pork and Shrimp Xiao Long Bao, Green Onion Pancake, and Dan Dan Noodles. Overall as a meal, I enjoyed all of these things, especially since most of these things you are able to share with a friend. The service and servers were nice and efficent when taking care of my friend and I. They were polite, and they don't push you out quickly like other Asian restaurants do to get more business. There was plenty of seating and the place gets pretty full with hungry customers. My only thing I would be aware of when planning for this food adventure is the parking. There are some parking spots in the front near the escalator that takes you upstairs to the restaurant, but there is also a parking garage, so have no fear! read more

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Hubs and I had lunch on a Friday - got there before noon, it was quiet and probably a quarter full so our food came out pretty fast. However, when we placed a to-go order, the restaurant quickly became full and our to-go order took forever. Xiao long baos and potstickers were great. The potstickers were juicy! I liked the sweet and spicy garlic kale - it was tasty and made the meal feel so much healthier (although there were quite a lot of thick stalks). I wasn't a fan of the Jianbing - I am actually not sure what it's supposed to taste like but it was bland and soggy for me. The beef pancakes were okay - I've had them at a place in Plano, TX that were SO good so these were disappointing to me. The banana naan was also underwhelming - dipping it in whipped cream didn't make it better. They do sell the xiao long baos frozen and I am contemplating picking up a bag. I think it was about $30 for 30 dumplings? Staff was very friendly. Just try to stay away from peak times - get there earlier! Dough Zone is right above True Foods - so either park in the garage (entrance by North) - go to the second level and park near the orange area or park outside in front of Whole Foods and take the escalator by True Foods up. read more

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I get Dough Zone all the time when I'm visiting my home town in Seattle so I was super excited when they opened one in HTX! For this location, it can be super confusing so just a heads up! On the GPS, it says that Dough Zone is right next to Whole Foods but it's more accurately located next to True Food Kitchen and The Original Ninfa's Uptwon (you take the escalators up and it's on the left hand side). There is the parking Garage for Whole Foods as well as the back area so don't worry if you can't find a spot in front of the building. My friend and I got the Pork & Crab Xiao Long Bao, Fried Wontons with Sweet Spicy Garlic Sauce, Q-Bao, Chicken & Vegetable Wontons with Hot & Sour Sauce, and Szechuan Cold Noodles. The Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings) are obviously a must get everytime I visit dough zone and the same thing goes for the Q-Bao's. I've never tried the Chicken & Vegetable Wontons before but I enjoyed the soup that it came in. The same thing goes for the fried wontons- the sauce was great! There was nothing wrong with the noodles but it wasn't anything special so I would probably skip this one next time. Another FYI is that if you check in using the Yelp app, you can get 1 free meny item! Overall, the food was good, the restaurant was clean, and the service was extremely friendly and attentive! I really appreciate how our waiter was very welcoming and attentive. Can't wait to come back! read more

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Unfortunately, my experience at Dough Zone was quite disappointing. While the staff were very friendly during my wait for a to-go order--easily the highlight of the visit--the food fell far short of expectations. Everything I tried was doughy and flavorless, which made for a rather unappetizing meal. Given the poor quality of the food, I don't think I'll be returning. It's a shame because the service was pleasant, but that alone wasn't enough to make up for the lackluster food. read more

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A few weeks ago during the post-Beryl power outage, I was craving soup dumplings. Unfortunately for me, dough zone was a popular comfort food and they had sold out of soup dumplings. They do, however, sell frozen soup dumplings. I called and basically begged for them to let me buy a bag of soup dumplings, but also prepare some for me to eat since I was lacking power. The manager was so so nice to me and accommodated my request. I ended up with spicy beef roll, soup dumplings and a cucumber salad. It was the PERFECT comfort meal. I wish they had more protein forward items on their menu to balance out my meal of "dough" but their food is very high quality. For take out they have tons of great chili oil and sauces to take home with you. The manager insisted on getting me a drink while I waited. Great experience & I will gladly be back to eat in next time. read more