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    Dumpling King

    4.4 (137 reviews)
    ModerateChinese, Noodles
    Closed 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Happy hour specials
    Good for groups

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    4 dim sum
    William M.

    Had the best lunch here today. Everything was so delicious. The noodles came first, pork and garbanzo beans, a first. Amazing dim sum, excellent flavors and preparation. Good service. Good prices. Great quality. Enjoy!

    Xlb
    Belinda C.

    I came here in the late afternoon and the place wasn't so crowded. They have TVs here and the staff was nice enough help me find the world cup on tv. Huge thanks to her ! Since it was so late we only got two items. The xlb and the zhajiang mein. The xlb had a lot of soup inside and the skin wasn't so thick. I feel I can finish the whole order. The zhajiang mein was good but a little on the spicer side . I would def return here for the rest of their items and overa the place was super clean .

    T1. Juicy Pan Fried Kurobuta Pork Bao (6pcs)
    Ying Z.

    I've ordered takeout/delivery from here and the food was delicious, so we decided to visit them in person for a casual dinner. Lots of seating for all group sizes. The staff is quick and efficient. We didn't wait long at all before food showed up on the table. The menu is huge, and they definitely serve more than just dumplings. We enjoyed all of the dumplings we ordered: xlb, steamed pork and chive, and fried pork baos. Be careful, the fried pork ones are really hot and juicy! We took our first bites and the juice popped everywhere lol. Soup portion was huge to share and enjoy multiple bowls of. I thought the hot and sour was a teeny bit too thick for my liking, but my boyfriend enjoyed the consistency. Really nice people, great food, quick, and also in a good location on Clement. There is definitely a lot of good food to choose from on Clement, but definitely give this place a try.

    Menu May 2026
    Henry D.

    Took a rare trip to San Francisco to hit a few businesses. I hit the Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory first and then headed out to the avenues to Clement Restaurant to pick up some pastries, Ariscault Bakery, Dim Sum restaurant and grabbed lunch in the avenues at Dumpling King. I went with a friend and his wife. We ate family style and ordered Beef with string beans, chicken with asparagus, chicken chow fun and the restaurant was nice enough to make us a combination fried rice (not on the menu). The beef and chicken were tasty, good flavor and cooked just right fresh vegetables. I liked the fried rice flavor but wasn't used to lettuce in my fried rice which made it more moist than typical. I didn't try the chow fun but my friend and his wife enjoyed it. The service was attentive and the restaurant was willing make dishes not on the menu. If I'm out in the avenues again I will drop in again and try some other dishes too. For very good food, value and service drop in with friends, family or have a solo meal.

    Cute ice cube
    Jeanie M.

    The group agreed, everything was delicious and fresh. We would absolutely return! The restaurant was clean. Staff were helpful. Service was quick. We ordered a variety of items...dumplings, noodles, a couple of other entrees. All were yummy

    Noodles
    Stacy G.

    This place was a great find! Delicious dumplings you can watch them make, fresh and tasty noodles, generous portions, tons of menu options, complimentary hot tea, a generously sized space, and a nice quiet atmosphere that didn't feel crowded or chaotic. No complaints at all and we would definitely return!

    Leah E.

    We visited Dumpling King on 2/17 to celebrate the Lunar New Year and were honestly just grateful they were open. The place was absolutely slammed. The energy felt festive, but be warned: it was very cold inside despite the packed dining room. A few staff members were even wearing parkas, so definitely bring a jacket if you're dining in during the winter. I went with three friends who took the lead on ordering. They give you a laminated menu, and you use a dry-erase pen to make your selections. Overall, the food was fine. We shared BBQ pork bao and several varieties of dumplings, which hit the spot for a celebratory meal. The cucumber salad turned out unexpectedly sweet, but we repurposed the sauce as a dip for our dumplings, which actually worked surprisingly well. The standout for me was the *Wor Wonton Soup*: comforting, flavorful, and exactly what you want on a chilly night. The biggest downside was the pacing. There were long gaps between dishes, and our final three dumpling plates arrived at the same time as the check. With so many "dumpling"-named spots across San Francisco (thanks to that viral article making the rounds), expectations are high. And while this Clement Street location is convenient and lively, I wouldn't call it the best dumpling destination in the city. Still, for a festive night out during Lunar New Year, it got the job done.

    R9. Sesame Swirl Bao (3pcs)
    Ada H.

    Decent Chinese food with no frills. Service is always friendly and quick and there's typically a seat available even during the busy weekends. Menu is extensive and you just mark the items you want and hand the menu back to the wait staff. My favorite item of the night was the zhajiang mian. The noodles tasted as if they were freshly pulled and the noodles had the perfect bite. The sauce was flavorful and perfectly balanced with the freshness of the cucumbers. I personally felt the custard bun and sesame swirl bao tasted like frozen baos. The flavors were kind of bland. My fiancee and his mom really liked the hot and sour soup. My true rating for this restaurant is 3.6/5

    P2. ChongQing Style Noodles
    Brandi H.

    My friend and I stopped by for an early dinner because she heard about this place. We had both never been here. It wasn't too busy. Garlic string beans (2/5): These weren't my favorite. Usually I love a stir-fried garlic string bean but these weren't blistered enough for my liking. Could've been cooked longer. Juicy pan fried bao (3/5): This was 6 pieces of pan-fried buns filled with kurobuta pork. The dough seemed very thick. The meat was flavorful though. Chive & pork dumplings (4/5): A standard boiled dumpling. I enjoyed it. ChongQing Style Noodles (1/5): I don't think I've ever had these noodles before. I wasn't expecting it to be served in such a thick gravy? There was so much of it, a bit overwhelming. I thought it would be a bit more of a noodle with a light sauce or broth. Flavor was okay. Wasn't much spice. Everything felt mushy. Overall, not my favorite. I've been to other dumpling restaurants that I enjoyed more. Service was fine.

    Wendy A.

    What an amazing experience in New Chinatown on Clement! Unique dim sum and bao--a must see and try. You mark your selections with an erasable marker on the extensive menu--fun! We ordered: - Crab roe and pork dumplings - Goldfish dumplings of shrimp and chives - Chicken, kale, and corn dumplings - Juicy pan-fried Korobuta pork bao - Sesame balls - Roasted rice tea All for $60 with tax before tip. Very reasonable. We visited on Super Bowl Sunday and the restaurant was playing the Olympics on their big screen TV, which didn't distract from the lovely "moving" waterfall murals and beautiful decor. The service was appropriately attentive, warm, welcoming, and friendly. We were served promptly.

    T8. Sesame Balls (3pcs)
    Jennifer E.

    We went here for a quick date after my husband and I visited his grandma. I was craving for dumplings and the other place I wanted to go to is closed. We came across this place and we had great food! We were seated right away as it was not busy. We ordered potstickers, bbq baos, sesame balls, custard baos, pork and shrimp dumplings, Shanghai(?) soup dumplings and ordered garlic noodles and sesame chicken to go. Everything was tasty and warm and cozy! I loooved their custard baos! It was my first time trying it and it was like eating a cloud! Plus, they have the cuuutest panda design! It was definitely heavenly! I also loved the sesame balls. Very light and crunchy that we ended up ordering one more order to go. The place has a good vibe. There is a monitor with water falls streaming down that calms the eyes. They also serve hot tea on the house! No need to order for additional charge! Will definitely come back!

    Jay K.

    Cute, vibrant dumpling spot with a fun atmosphere, and their XLB is a must-order. We also tried the pan-fried dumplings, which were just as delicious. You know a dumpling place is legit when you can watch them making everything fresh through the window. The chili oil pork dumplings were good, but probably something I'd skip next time in favor of trying more of their other offerings. I can't wait to come back and explore their kitchen menu because everything coming out looked amazing. For the quality, portions, and overall experience, I think it's definitely worth the price.

    Q1. ShangHai Soup Dumpling (6pcs)
    Amia A.

    We visited Dumpling King for some dinner and the service here was fast once we walked in we receded. The ambience in here is very spacious with lots of seating. We ordered five dishes and left with some leftovers my favorite dish from this place was the salt and pepper fish fillets and my least favorite was the cucumber salad. Overall, I would visit them again.

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