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    Dumpling House

    3.5 (185 reviews)
    ModerateChinese
    Open 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    F3. Szechuan Dried Spicy Chicken
    Jeff K.

    Big menu with lots of options, I decided to get the szechuan dried spicy chicken. This thing clearly packs a punch and not for the sensitive to spice. Chicken is great and I enjoyed it. I'd probably share it next time so I could try more but a great meal and would try more from here. Very authentic Chinese food.

    D2. Julienne Meat with Long Horn Peppers
    Norm C.

    Good spot for authentic Chinese food. The restaurant is a bit dated but clean. The service team is not native English speaking so they can give off a different vibe. Generally they are nice but focus more on being effective. They have two tv's going through out the dining area. There are two large tables for bigger groups. The other tables/booths are suited for groups of four. I recommend their salt and pepper wings. They are so good, crispy and flavorful. The other dishes are fine as well. Despite the name, I'm not a huge fan of the dumplings. I admire their other dishes and their attention to being allergy friendly. It's one of the few places we can go.

    E15. Julienne Pork with Bean Curd 香乾肉絲
    JUILI W.

    We came from plenty of Chinese food of socal. Dumplings House is the 2nd Chinese restaurant we tried while we stayed in Boston. Service was okay but their food is incredible, a lot better than what we expected! Deserves better reviews on Yelp. Dumpling House is on our to eat list now.

    Explosion of flavors... love this so much adding another pic!
    Mark B.

    Super good meal! Pork and leek dumplings, chicken and cabbage dumplings, spicy beef in wok, and their awesome szechuan dried spicy chicken. And the waitress was efficient and friendly...

    A30. Steamed Pork and Leeks Dumplings
    Lily B.

    The restaurant is very small and can use some updates. The food was disappointing. The only thing we truly enjoyed was the sweet and sour fried flounder. Everything else lacked in flavor or tasted old and odd. We were really hoping to find a good dumpling house outside of Boston. The service was fine. There didn't seem to be much staff. Parking is on site and small and shares with a few other businesses in the plaza.

    38. Sauteed Shiitake Over Shanghai Greens Lunch Special
    Melissa M.

    I've been on a hunt for amazing soup dumplings for a while now. And while these aren't the best I've ever had, they do the trick!! But the udon noodles and shiitake mushrooms stole the show. I will come back just for these. The inside was cozy and pretty empty. Feels like the majority of business was takeout orders but we enjoyed our sit down meal and it was quick and delicious.

    Bianca S.

    Dumpling House is a great hidden gem in a little strip mall on Walnut street in Newton. There was plenty of parking. Restaurant appeared very clean. Staff was friendly. The menu is huge. Mostly authentic Chinese dishes. Not your typical American style Chinese food. The food tasted extremely fresh and full of flavor. I started with a small hot and sour soup with shredded pork. It was large enough for two people. Very traditionally prepared with wood ear mushrooms, golden needles, tofu, pork, scallions. It had a very nice complex flavor with a big kick that would clear out anyone's sinuses. Soup was delicious! My first appetizer was the jellyfish with garlic. This was like a salad with the jellyfish cut in thin strips with a solid but not chewy texture. The dish also had cucumbers, carrots, sesame seeds and plenty of garlic. Delicious! Next I had one of my favorites appetizers. Crispy fried pig intestines! If you have never had this, step outside your box. The outside is crispy with a texture like bacon and the inside is a soft moist delicious pork flavor. This dish is amazing! For my entrée I had to go with the pork and crab soup dumplings. These were full of soup, flavor and makes the whole trip worth it! Soooo good! If you are looking for quality food that's different from the American PuPu platter, check this place out. I can't wait to go back!

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    Big N.

    Delicious food! Fresh great service and great atmosphere! Old school gourmet just awesome! A must try if your in the area ! Chef style gourmet , reasonably priced and fresh ingredients! Thank you!

    B20. Sauteed Udon Shanghai Style with Pork
    Jannet C.

    This place has amazing dumplings and Chinese food! We had pork soup dumplings, salt and pepper fish, and pork udon noodles. Everything was amazing! The fish was fresh and perfectly fried in a light batter, then tossed in scallions. spicy seasons and garlic, which makes it very flavorful. It comes on top of lettuce. Which you eat together for amazing textures. The udon noodles were good, with shredded pork and cabbage with a nice soy flavor. One of my favorite foods is soup dumplings! It always intrigues me how the hot soup and meat filling stays in the soft thin dumpling skin until you bite into it. This place does it perfectly! I talked to the really nice owner and he says that they make it fresh every day and you can really tell by its exceptional quality. We are so glad that we came here and look forward to coming back next time we are in MA.

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    Good food. Good service. Owners always greet me when I come to pick up takeout. Always enjoy a meal there. Ambiance is modest

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    Decent buns and soup dumplings for the cost of come back. Didn't need to talk just used nods and gestures they knew I came hungry.

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    Excellent dumplings- highly recommend! Have had their takeout twice- both times the food was excellent.

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    I ordered the mango chicken and it was really great! The staff was attentive and overall got the experience I wanted.

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    Service was great and food was even better. Plenty of leftovers to take home at a good price.

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