This place is officially my go to Chinese restaurant in Elk Grove. Even if you decide to eat in their location, and see that there is a wait--you will definitely not be disappointed on their food. I feel like all the items they provide is a bang for your buck. The combo plates are good enough to share for two, with leftovers to spare! Dumplings are very tasty as well. Looking for a Chinese place to go? Check this place out, it will not disappoint. read more

Hidden Dumpling House - Sesame chicken - Chinese Near Me - Elk Grove, California

The food was delicious and the service was so sweet. My friend and I ordered the broccoli beef and XLB. It was delicious. I would definitely come back. read more

Hidden Dumpling House - Broccoli beef and Xiao Long Bao(8). - Chinese Near Me - Elk Grove, California

The food is delicious and service is great! Its also setup cute & cozy. I had some of the dumpling items and they were very flavorful. As for the wonton soup, its the best I can find in Sac! Again, so flavorful and great quality. read more

Nestled on the East end of Elk Grove Blvd, Hidden Dumpling House is a teeny tiny gem that's worth every bit of the treasure hunt! Tucked between two larger venues in a little strip plaza, this place may be small, but it's packed with big BIG flavors. The Scene is Cozy and Bustling Parking is a premium, especially on a busy day, so prepare for a bit of a challenge there. We arrived early, but within minutes, there was a line out the door--testament to the deliciousness within. Inside, it's super cozy with only five or six two-person tables and three four-person tables. If you hit the lunchtime rush, do yourself a favor and call ahead for pick-up. Hidden Dumpling House serves up some of the most authentic Chinese dumplings I've ever had in this area. With an impressive menu, especially for such a small place, you know you're in for a treat when the items are listed in both English and Chinese. We tried just a FEW items haha Pork, Shrimp, and Chive Dumplings: Perfectly crafted little pockets of joy. The filling is flavorful, has good bite, with a light dough at just the right thickness and steamed to perfection; they're a must-try. Chicken and Cilantro Dumplings: A delightful combination of tender chicken and fresh cilantro and spices. Each bite bursts with freshness and flavor. This combo is a match made in Heaven. Xiao Long Bao: These soup dumplings are a whole new experience. The delicate dough houses a savory broth that explodes in your mouth--pure comfort in a bite but be CAREFUL - that broth is STEAMIN!!! Yummy goodness in a little bundle! Orange Chicken: The kids loved it! Crispy, tangy, and just the right amount of sweet, it's a crowd-pleaser for all ages. Chicken wings: these were much smaller than the oversized monstrosities we are probably used to at every wing spot out there but I'm telling you they packed a flavor punch and a Half! Crispy crunchy; Marvelous! Spicy Garlic Green Beans: These beans pack a punch! Crisp and garlicky with a spicy kick, they're a fantastic side dish. You know a good Chinese place if they know how to cook veggies! HDH is A Dumpling Lover's Dream SERIOUSLY! Hidden Dumpling House is a delightful find in Elk Grove. (Which is truly has an up and coming Food Scene!! Go Elk Grove!) It's small, bustling, and filled with the aroma of authentic Chinese cuisine. Whether you're dining in or grabbing takeout, it's a must-visit for any dumpling enthusiast. Just remember to come early, or you'll be waiting in line--but trust me, it's worth it! Enjoy your next visit to the Hidden Dumpling House! read more

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The food was really good. The server was very quick and friendly. The restaurant is covered with colorful pages from their young customers. It's a family friendly restaurant with friendly staff. read more

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This place is tucked inside a small shopping plaza, and at first glance, you might miss it. I've driven past it for quite a while, and never noticed it until I specifically looked for it It's a small location, so it's no surprise that you can be put on a waitlist when first arriving. That's what happened when we got there, but we were seated fairly quickly. The cool thing about this place is that you get a bit of a view to the action. With a small interior, some of the space is taken up by the kitchen. You will smell the delicious wares being cooked, and it's always a nice addition to the ambiance. The food was good, excluding XLB. I'm a big fan of XLB, so I had to order the xiao long bao. Unfortunately, they weren't my favorite when it came down to it. The actual skin/dough was good though, better than Journey to the Dumpling. I'll give them their credit there. Unfortunately, the soup and filling let it down. There wasn't much flavor in there. Additionally, the meat had a mushy texture, and the soup wasn't plentiful. It was more meat than soup in the soup dumpling. The soup that you did get was a plain broth; not the most flavorful. I only say this to the XLB fans; I wouldn't come here for the XLB, but I'd try the other items on the menu first. However, it was made up for by the rest of the food we got. I thought it was quite good, and reasonably priced. They had more flavor than the XLB, for sure. We got pan fried noodles, and they were solid. I've eaten plenty of pan fried noodles, and these were solid. The sauce/broth was flavorful, and there was plenty of filling added. Sesame chicken was solid. Generous with the meat and wasn't too sweet. The green beans we got were good. You'll find these across most Chinese places, and the ones we got here were very good. It may have been my favorite thing that we ordered. I'll probably be back to give their dumplings another shot. Given that it's in the name, I was really hoping that the soup dumplings would be great. Unfortunately, they weren't, but I've read reviews where the other dumplings on the menu are great. Hopefully when I go back, the dumpling in their name will be well deserved. read more

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Upon entering felt the cozy ambiance immediately sets the tone for lunch experience. Felt inviting, food was delicious good place to stop by for lunch. read more

Hidden Dumpling House - Mid food action, every dish we ordered was fresh and good quality my favorite were the walnut shrimp - Chinese Near Me - Elk Grove, California

- Sooooo good! - Small and reasonably priced. - Must try the spicy green beans, they're a standout. - Soup dumplings were good, but not my favorite. - Will definitely be back for more deliciousness. read more

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We get takeout here all the time! We've never dined in but their takeout is very consistent, large portions and delicious! We typically get the general tsos chicken and black pepper beef. I like the how the takeout is in paper containers and is environmentally friendly. Service is fine and typical. Overall, would recommend. read more

The small restaurant is located in a plaza and parking was easy. We shared the Singapore rice noodles. There was a good amount of chicken and shrimp. My friends and I also shared several of the dumplings- chicken & cilantro, XLB, and the pork, shrimp, chives. Of the three I enjoyed the chicken & cilantro. I liked how the dumpling skins weren't too thick. Service was good. Our water was constantly refilled. read more

Hidden Dumpling House - Singapore Rice Noodle - Chinese Near Me - Elk Grove, California

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This place is blessed by a hummingbird making a nest outside of it Chinese hamburger: I had to know what the Chinese burger was, and turns out it is something I've been meaning to try for a while! It is basically like the kind of soft bao bread you would get with peking duck, but bigger, pan fried on both sides, cut in half, and filled with what dreams are made of. The filling is extremely tender, fatty pork belly, mixed with [Parsley? Cilantro?], [bell?] pepper, chives, onions... a little sweet, savory, I took a bite and immediately regretted sharing the other one with my partner. The whole thing is extremely tender so it's a little messy, but I wouldn't change a thing. Would definitely get again. Xiao long bao (soup dumplings/xlb): I've never been a huge fan of xlb and these didn't change my mind. They were decent, standard pork dumplings. If you like xlb you'll prolly think they're decent. Cabbage and pork dumplings: I liked these more than the xlb, found they were more flavorful. A little sweeter from the cabbage, which I like. Though my favorite dumplings are still from the dumpling and tea house on Freeport blvd because of the thicker chewy skins and the sweeter sauce profile. It's just my own preference. Singapore noodles: These were also decent. Lots of flavor and a mild-medium spice kick. It's like turmeric, cardamom, and some other spices I'm not familiar with to make a light curry sauce to coat the noodles, shrimp, bbq pork, chicken, and onions. I wish the onions were not as raw - I'm not sure if the are supposed to be more raw though. My friend who really loves this dish in general said that it was not the best but pretty good compared to other ones he has had in the past. Green beans: This dish is good pretty much anywhere. It is braised green beans with a sweet and spicy sauce that is basically hoisin and maybe garlic chili oil. You gotta have greens when you eat! Chinese vegetable dishes are supreme because they are often sweet and salty, making you crave more. Wintermelon tea: I love the smaller size and design of these cups. Of course, I will always prefer a reusable glass cup though. There is no standard for tea sweetness here, but I would say it was like a 65-70% sweetness - not TOO sweet, but still quite sweet. I liked it a lot. I think they should sell t shirts with the corgi design, it's super cute. We were jealous of their aprons lol The 5 of us sat outside and it was pretty nice. Shaded, a little windy but overall pretty nice and the traffic didn't bother us at all. The service was very nice, felt like I was at home with family but it was less annoying lmao Would definitely come back for tea, greens, the Chinese hamburger, and to try some other menu offerings. read more

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Their Mongolian beef was A++ I would travel back just for that dish alone. We got the dinner size with steam rice, chow mein and an eggroll. Everything was good (although the rice was a little dry/maybe day old). We tried the chicken and cilantro dumplings and those were so flavorful -- the cilantro and ginger was potent (and we loved that). We also tried their pork buns -- they were okay, but not my favorite. Unfortunately, we decided to visit on a day that Sacramento's temperature was over 100 degrees and didn't realize this was going to be a very small restaurant with the kitchen's heat spreading throughout. So -- let's just say we were legitimately sweating, wiping droplets off our face as we ate here! They allowed us to move further away from the kitchen, but our second table wasn't much better. They need a better AC unit or ventilation system for the summer months. Oh but their water was ice cold thankfully! Wr would definitely eat there again (just not during the summer). read more

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we went on a Thursday afternoon around 1pm. The place is really small and the kitchen is open, so you can see everything that is going on. We ordered the won ton in chili oil, soup dumpling and two dinner combo plate. The soup dumplings were a miss because they steamed the dumplings in a small steamer basket, so they were stuck together. Most of them leaked the soup out before we can enjoy them properly. The sichuan wonton wasn't any better either, they were the regular wonton soup dumplings in a little bit of chili oil. The combo meals were decent. The meats were velveted properly and were cooked perfectly. Unfortunately they add another 4.00 to the lunch combo and call it a dinner combo. The extra 4.00 adds chow mein, fried rice and an egg-roll, otherwise it will come with steamed rice only. The service wasn't attentive and we had to ask for everything. The gal that was our waitress was part of the family and did minimal. The price that we paid for lunch and tip was a little over 80.00 dollars, so the value wasn't there. I'm glad we had a chance to try this place and learned how not to throw away our money next time. read more

Hidden Dumpling House - Dinner combo plates. Chix broc, Szechuan beef. - Chinese Near Me - Elk Grove, California

Service was alright. Foods were very salty. I guess the chef acidently salt bae-ed my foods. I had to drink 3 cups of water just for a few bites. read more

A fun little place in a shopping center. The dumplings are the stars here, with a variety of options (including vegetarian and gluten-free, and they said that they are willing to make adjustments to most dishes to accommodate allergies). The dumplings were quite good. The other dishes we tried were a step up from Panda Express, good but not terribly exciting. The rice was cool and a bit undercooked, but we were there for the dumplings, and we were not disappointed. We enjoyed them quite a bit. The service was friendly, but a bit spotty, but I attribute that to the place being very busy for Saturday night. I think that at a less busy time it would be good, as the staff were all friendly. It wouldn't be that busy if it wasn't good. My recommendation is to order a ton of dumplings and enjoy them! read more

Fresh orange chicken - delicious sauce! Chili wontons are fried as noted on menu - the filling is a but salty but sauce is mildly spicy with nice kick for me. XLB are meaty so breaks when picked up - a spoon is a must to catch all the soup. It's ok - fulfills cravings for the kids. Wintermelon and the passion tea with lychee jelly is average. Overall good ambiance with open kitchen. Busy during our late lunch on a Tuesday summer. Cute place. Glad we found it. read more

The food here is amazing if you're looking for an alternative for Din Tai Fung or Journey to the Dumpling! Everything came in decent portions and it wasn't too oily. The place was cute and small which gave it a cozy ambiance. The service is quick and I love that you can watch them cook! read more

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After such an awful experience at Oz, we found Hidden Dumpling House and our spirits were lifted by good service and good food. The table was waiting for us when we got here. The server was so nice to adjust the blinds since the sun was out and it was very bright where we were. We ordered XLB, pork buns, garlic noodles, honey walnut shrimp, chow fun, fried tofu, Kung pao chicken and dumplings. Yes we were very hungry haha but it was such a good meal. I enjoyed every dish that we ordered. Especially the fried tofu. Loved it so much and the fried jalapeño and onion was so good. The garlic noodle and chow fun tastes delicious. I love it when chow fun has that wok burnt smell. Super flavorful. The only thing that I wouldn't order again is the pork buns. It's a huge bun and was steaming when they brought it out but the ratio of bun to filling is off. It does taste better if you put some chili oil and soy sauce on it. Great service here and everyone is so attentive and friendly. I would highly recommend this place and definitely will be back next time! read more

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Ordered the chow mein, honey walnut shrimp, fried dumplings and the Xiang long bao and let me tell you that nothing was above a 5/10. I ate them because i was hungry but the chow mein protein was mushy and was just not a great combination. The honey walnut shrimp were crispy but the coating was a little off. Had way more mayo than anything else. The xiao LB was the better of everything and even then they were missing something to them. The service was okay. They certainly took long for my friend to get her POWDER taro drink. And they didn't give us chopsticks like the other people eating or spoons for that matter. Seemed a little weird. The ambiance was mellow and tranquil. Loved that there was AC. Needless to say, if you want more authentic food or dumplings, I would go somewhere else. read more

Hidden Dumpling House - Chow mein - Chinese Near Me - Elk Grove, California

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My friend and I came around 5:45pm, it wasn't too busy and we were seated immediately! The inside is fairly small so i wouldn't recommend for a huge party! My friend said the interior reminded her of cafes in koreans movies and I agree! We ordered - Fried Spicy Wontons: I never had my wontons fried before but it was a nice surprise! The crunch was so good, this was definitely my favorite dumpling i tried! - Pork, Shrimp, & Chive: There was a bit too much chive, i think it overpowered the shrimp and pork because all i tasted was chives but it was still good either way - Xiao Long Bao: SO GOOD! definitely recommend getting! The wrap was also thicker then most soup dumplings i've tried (which i liked), so none of our soup dumplings broke! and got everywhere I recommend putting the chili oil on everything! It brings it up a whole nother level i swear!! Our waiter was nice and was checking up on us consistently and made sure we were doing okay! They also played kpop music which is a plus :3 This seems like a small hole in the wall place and i loved it! I will definitely be coming back to try other menu items and will be recommending it to my friends as well :-) read more

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What a hidden gem this place is and I am so happy we found it. As soon as I walked to the front door I was hit with amazing smells of food, but the smell doesn't come close to how absolutely fantastic the food tastes! We were immediately greeted by a very sweet staff member, and seated very quickly. I love the small cafe home feeling I got from the cute set up. To eat I had the Mongolian beef dinner plate (sorry I was so hungry and mesmerized by the food I forgot to take picture). The beef was so tender and the spice level was so perfect. The plate came with both chow mein and fried frice which both were some of the best I have had as of yet in Sacramento. The portion size of the dinner plate was so great for the reasonable cost of a great meal. I also had the beef and onion dumplings which were seasoned so well you didn't even need the dipping sauce. To drink I wanted to try a milk tea for the first time so the waiter suggested one without boba. It came in the absolutely cutest cup, which was just an added smile! Unfortunately the flavor of floral notes was too over powering and I didn't really like it, but the waiter was so very nice to remake a milk tea in a brown sugar black milk tea that I absolutely loved! He surely made a fan out of me with that one. I cannot wait to go back and try other items on the menu. I highly suggest you check this place out because you won't be disappointed. read more

Hidden Dumpling House - Milk tea - Chinese Near Me - Elk Grove, California

Good service, food came out really fast but the beef roll and and the beef noodle soup were not the traditional flavors.

Love the foods here, people are friendly and helpful! Fully recommend! Feel like Hong Kong vibe.

When you're hungry for some good food with big portions this is the spot! For a family of 4 which includes two kids, 2 combo plates is more than enough with left overs. The food is flavorful and delicious. The staff are friendly and the restaurant is clean. Would recommend!!! read more

Been here a few times! They have solid Chinese food with big portions. I have gotten the sweet-and-sour chicken, broccoli beef, and Mongolian beef lunch combo plate on separate occasions. Each came with a big scoop of rice and large entree proportions. You could upgrade to chow mein and fried rice for a little bit extra! The sweet-and-sour chicken sauce is a tad bit sweet in my opinion, but the other two were very savory dishes. The Mongolian beef has a nice kick to it and with tender beef cuts. Great bang for your buck for food! Will come back to try their other combo plates. read more

The place is so cute! We came for a double date! Large portions and came home with leftovers! Staff was quick and very polite! U have to try the black vinegar and ginger sauce! read more

Hidden Dumpling House - xiao long bao, deluxe fried rice, pork shrimo chive dumplings - Chinese Near Me - Elk Grove, California

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Delicious and fresh food. Good service. Clean place. Loved it. Will visit again. I usually dont order fried dumplings coz its always too oily but there's was very good. Shiumai and XLB were the stars. read more

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I'm a fan!! Found this place after searching for Chinese food. The aesthetic of the place is super cute!! Outside they have these green garlands with lights and inside is kinda small! But not tight either. Maybe about 10 or so tables that can seat from 4 to 2 each We went around 12pm. We seated immediately, no one was there besides us and another party shortly. But more people started coming and lots of to go orders! Inside is soooo cute! I just loved the simple and cute decor. Definitely my vibe. They make the food literally fresh. It comes out pipping out. You can actually see them cook too as the kitchen is open for everyone to see. View my pictures! I ordered rye lunch combo which comes with one entree and steamed rice but you can substitute for chow mein or fried rice for 2 extra dollars. I ordered the sweet and sour chicken with chow mein! I recommend! Super yummy and also my fiancé ordered the Mongolian beef and it was SO FLAVORFUL. He loved it! Egg rolls are yummy! We even got the chicken and cilantro dumplings which are also equally yummy! Customer service was wonderful. No complaints at all. Definitely one of my new favorite spots. If you are in the area. You have to check it out. read more

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I was excited to try this place as I've heard good things about it. When we went on a Monday evening, there were some good crowds. There was only one waiter serving a full house. I admired his hardworking ethic and he was friendly. Felt bad for him for having to juggle so many tables all by himself. Service is def 5 stars. Food wise, super disappointed. We got 5 items: 1. Chili oil crispy wontons - nothing special, edible, wouldn't order again 2. Green beans - crunchy (not overcooked) and flavorful, a little on the salty side 3. Xiao long bao - overcooked, overcrowded in steaming basket, meat did not taste fresh, had an after taste, and was not given proper utensil for it. We had chopsticks and forks, so the soup spilled everywhere xD 4. Sesame chicken combo plate - actually the best item that we ordered. Which was delicious, as well as the chow mein. The fried rice was on the harder side. It had good flavor 5. Beef roll - flavor was good. Oddly enough, they put pickles in it (like the ones you put in a burger). The wrapping was a TORTILLA instead of a scallion pancake, and it came in 4 TINY pieces, all for $15. Most of the dishes were really disappointing. Will be a while before I come back. read more

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I've been meaning to try out hidden dumpling house ever since I heard about their midtown location taking over one of my favorite sushi spots (rip midtown sushi) It's a very dainty little restaurant in a hidden area, there's minimal seating so it's best for smaller parties. We were seated and given our waters quickly, there are plenty of dishes to choose from which makes it hard for an indecisive person like me... We ordered the hot & sour soup, honey walnut shrimp, cream cheese wontons, and xiao long bao. Our first three orders came out fairly quickly and piping hot. However, I think one of the chefs forgot to make our dumplings, which took the longest. We didn't receive them until around the end since everything was mostly eaten by then. It was unfortunate since we weren't really craving the dumplings anymore and were quite full. We still ate it, but it would've been better if we had all the dishes together. Since it's such a small restaurant, they're pretty short-staffed since they have to pump out their to-go orders at the same time. Besides that, the food was great and I would definitely come back here again! :) read more

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Amazing dishes, very yummy. The spot is a little hard to find with Google maps but well worth it. Kids loved it

The service was great, staff were friendly and attentive. The ambiance is nice, a little loud, but it's. A small lovely restaurant with an open kitchen and everything is very clean. The food is stellar. We got so much for a decent price and get to take most of it home to enjoy later. Absolutely worth a try. read more

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Delicious!! There aren't enough words to express how delicious these dumplings were! We will definitely come back when passing Elk Grove. read more

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Everything here is so yummy with good sized portions. I love how the food is always hot and fresh. The service is quick. The ambiance is cute and quaint. I like the music selection as well. It's been a good mix of R&B whenever I go. The garlic eggplant and spicy green beans are my favorite so far. The wonton soup and XLB are also delicious. read more

Delicious food, fast service, and trendy ambiance! A sweet intimate restaurant which is perfect for date night or a hangout spot for your friends! We had the cheese wontons and pork dumplings! They give good portion sizes which is perfect if you're sharing. We ordered another cheese wontons to-go because they were so good. read more

We were starvinggggg for lunch during the work day, so my best friend and I decided to feast. We ordered just about everything and were pretty satisfied! My mango ice blend was just that, a mango smoothie with boba. Lol it's pretty pricey if you're comparing it to a boba shop though, the drink itself was $5.50 and then you add boba for $0.75. Because our eyes were bigger than our stomached, we ate family style for two. LOL Garlic Green Beans - chef's kiss. Such a simple dish, but so delicious. It was packed with lots of flavor and I loved that they stir fry onions and jalapeños with the beans. The portion was also veryyyyyy generous, especially if you're comparing it to other Chinese restaurants. Sesame Chicken - very good. Sauce was sweet and chicken was crunchy. Mongolian Beef - our favorite! It was actually spicy! They also mixed lots of veggies in, which is typical, but the meat portion was plentiful as well. Veggie Chow Mein - surprisingly tasty! The sauce was really yummy. Spicy Wontons - the wontons itself were pretty bland. Tasted the filling and it didn't taste like anything, there wasn't even salt. The chili sauce they serve with it is more like a vinegar. Xia Long Bao - the soup itself was yummy, but nothing super special. Especially since the chili oil on the table wasn't flavorful, I finished each dumpling wishing it would've tasted better. We really enjoyed our meal, especially since all the entrees were actually really delicious. Unlike most Chinese restaurants, the food was actually flavorful and portions were more than generous. It was a bit disappointing that both of our least favorite dishes were the dumplings, considering it's in the name... Prices are a little higher as well. We paid $100 for 6 dishes and 2 drinks. If you're comparing it to Red Chopsticks or Happy Garden, then yeah it's expensive. But we felt it was really worth it. Portions are large, food was actually good and didn't leave us groggy. I think it's a great place to bring your family for a nice Chinese "take out" meal! read more

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Food was mid. The XLB dumplings were falling apart and was difficult to eat. I also tried their pork and chive dumplings, it was way too chivey for me personally. I then got the garlic noodles and green beans; the green beans was the best dish out of the other three. I also tried their Thai Tea Special, it was 6/10 but if you don't like it sweet you may like it. Other than that, our server was friendly and the cooks were very nice to us when we walked in. The entire place is a bit small but I suppose it gives a cozy feeling while you eat. Overall, it was nice to try but I wouldn't go back. read more

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The beef soup here is not traditional, but more tomato based and sour, so we tried the spare rib soup instead. That soup came with multiple pork ribs and the broth tasted delicious and more like a traditional Chinese soup. We also tried a combo plate, with General Tsao chicken. You can order it lunch (rice only) or dinner style (with fried rice, chow mein, and egg roll) even during lunch. The dinner plate was huge, enough to split between two people. The chicken was nicely battered and crunchy but the sauce wasn't my favorite. I also wasn't impressed by the egg roll and wished the chow mein came with veggies. The fried rice was probably my favorite thing on the plate. If I came back I would skip the combo plate but probably try the dumplings and get the rib soup again. read more

New restaurant in Elk Grove! Saw the sign a few days ago and decided to visit with a quick trip with the lovely wife. The place is definitely on a smaller location but still didn't feel cramped. I really like the layout and the outdoor seating. I wasn't sure if it was a casual or restaurant but the owner (who I believe is Danni) was quick to greet us and have us to our seat. The staff was really great and Danni was running a busy restaurant while still being friendly and personable with everyone. They had quite a few food options so we opted to a pick a couple of items. One thing I didn't realize was the big portions! I wasn't sure how big the plates were going to be but really was blown away by how much food they brought us. Service was also quick and we had all our food was tasty! Really enjoyed the chow fun and beef and broccoli but didn't really have any issues with the other food. These items just happened to stand out more than I expected. Definitely a great place to visit with family! read more

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Had lunch with some friends today and really enjoyed the food. The portions were way bigger than we expected. It was kind of a surprise when the waiter brought everything out! The flavors were great, not too salty or greasy. Service was fast and super friendly. The place is pretty small though, so if you're coming with a big group, be ready to wait. read more

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