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    Hidden Dumpling House Midtown

    4.1 (632 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Vegetable Dumplings
    Sandy A.

    Not northern Chinese style dumplings. Think more dim sum style. The food, think Cantonese restaurant. Lots of fried. Lots of sauce. Lots of oil. Perfect little Chinese spot for this neighborhood but not the spot to go if you're looking for authentic dumplings and noodles.

    Pan fried noodles
    Stacey F.

    I'd give them 3.5 if I could. The food was okay.... we liked the pan fried noodles and I enjoyed the shrimp siu Mai. The pork cabbage dumplings were just okay--kind of soggy and overcooked. We ordered 3 drinks, one with boba, unaware that they only have crystal boba, which none if us like. I'd recommend they call out what kind they have on the menu to avoid confusion. I liked the passion fruit blended ice. Not the oreo cookie blended ice. The place is very small and cute and the service was fast and friendly.

    Pork & Cabbage Dumplings
    Judy H.

    Came in on a Sunday around 5pm. There were two other tables with customers. We got a table right away. The order taker was friendly. We ordered xiao long bao, chicken cilantro dumplings, spicy garlic green beans and two Thai teas with crystal boba-different than the traditional boba. They were delicious and a nice large size. The green beans came out quickly and served piping hot. They were perfectly cooked with the perfect amount of spice. The soup dumplings were well made but the soup had mostly leaked out. The chicken cilantro dumplings was the highlight along with the green beans. The service was fast!! The restaurant is small but it was not over crowded today. There is an outside space but today there was a homeless person sitting out there when we arrived so no one was using it. Food and service rates 5 stars but with the homeless person in patio...minus one star : (

    Thai Iced Tea
    Cameron C.

    Great spot to grab lunch! Outdoor seating with shade and quick service. The Honey Walnut Shrimp was super crispy and full of sauce. I liked how many walnuts they included. The dumplings were good too! Definitely want to try their other offerings. I got my food super quickly and was surprised. Would recommend for a quick lunch and caffeine intake.

    Douglas Y.

    Beautiful artwork on the building and a decent sized patio for Lil Yelper Lucie at Hidden Dumpling Midtown. We were starving and ordered a lot but seriously I always order a lot Lol. The Garlic green beens were fresh and plentiful but had mild flavor. The chicken chow fun was super fresh and light in flavor. The shrimp and pork XLB and shrimp shui mai were good. The best dumplings were the pork shrimp and chive dumplings. These had a perfect mix and strong flavors. Perhaps it's just a different philosophy of cooking here but both of us thought the food was good but lacked punch. Lots of dumpling places in midtown but only Hidden Dumpling House has a dog friendly patio. Lil Lucie gives a Paws Up approval.

    Garlic Eggplant
    Jason N.

    Overall: Stellar, unassuming corner Chinese spot with the kind of authentic flavor that quietly humbles you. We went on a whim and walked out wondering why we had not been there sooner. Service was quick. Every dish landed, but the spare rib noodle soup alone makes it worth the drive. This is the kind of place you visit once and then start planning your return Parking: Street parking and surprisingly not difficult to find We had: Spare rib noodle soup (5/5): Maybe it was the rainy weather, maybe it was fate, but this bowl defined the night. On paper it's simple: pork, baby bok choy, noodles, green onions. In reality it is deeply comforting and layered with flavor. The broth had body and warmth without being heavy, the ribs were tender and rich, and the noodles carried everything perfectly. It felt honest and soulful, like the kind of dish that does not try to impress you yet somehow does Garlic eggplant (5/5): A generous portion of silky eggplant cooked just right, paired with jalapeño, bamboo shoots, and mushroom in a sauce that hit that ideal balance of sweet and savory. The texture was spot on, soft but not mushy, and every component actually worked together. It is easy for eggplant to feel flat. This did not Xiao long bao (4/5): Still refining my dumpling standards, but this checked most of the important boxes. The wrapper was thin yet resilient, the broth aromatic and savory, and the filling well seasoned. The integration between soup and filling could have been a little more seamless, but overall it was a strong showing. Not transcendent, but absolutely worth ordering again

    Heather C.

    Out of the three options we got the shrimp dumplings were the best unfortunately everything else was just OK and the last item came out too late. We were already full at that point but when we reminded the waiter they said no it's coming please wait. Their menu items are very expensive, but I will say this is a very clean and renovated restaurant

    Dinner combo: General Tso Chicken chicken, chow mein, fried rice, and veggie egg roll
    Anissa R.

    My long lost Hidden Dumpling House! I've lived walking distance from HDH for over a year now and had only been once before. I thought it was average. BUT TONIGHT, I ordered a takeout dinner combo (General Tso's chicken with chow mein, fried rice, and an egg roll) and that combo hit the spot!!! The food was fresh, hot, and delicious. Mild spice for the chicken but nice and crispy yet saucy. This spot is just your local, classic Chinese restaurant with all the dumplings and staples you could ask for. I'll be back for sure! Ps. The portion was massive and totally splitable. Also, as others have mentioned, it's tight quarters but my takeout was perfectly yummy.

    Decor
    Brenda G.

    The most adorable dumpling house serving some of the best dumplings that i ever had! The vibe in there was everything, very warm and welcoming. The decor is amazing and is filled with corgis in the most random spots! I really enjoyed the open kitchen concept. The limited seating added to the cozy charm. The wait wasn't long and our food came out quickly. So many options on the menu it was hard to decide. I already have some other dishes in mind that i would like to try the next time i visit! Most of these dishes come in family style so perfect for sharing. The portions were so big that even after sharing we still had leftovers and somehow the food tasted even better the second day!!!! Spots like this really make my heart and belly happy! As for what i ordered: - Chicken and cilantro dumplings 10/10 especially with their chilly oil - cashew chicken 10/10 so tender and flavorful

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    Ronny S.

    Hi-ya! So my friends and I came here for dinner and it was a great find. There isn't much else around, as the name kind of suggests a nice hidden find. The service was good, dumplings were good--and very hot. The soups were tasty, but what I found my delicious was the veggie greens, so well seasoned and the fried rice. We all had a few beer and a lot of food out on the patio. It's was a good clear night, and food came fast. TBH we were probably a little louder than necessary, but the staff was super nice. The bathrooms btw were super clean and had these really funny pictures inside.

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    Terri S.

    We had our dog, and the accomodated with outside seating, which is much appreciated. Our server was very sweet and attentive, and even our dog liked her! (my dog is very shy, so i'm shocked she warmed up to someone!) We got garlic noodles, spicy garlic green beans, and the deep fried spicy wontons. Everything hit the spot, so much flavor, and the portions are so generous. I'm a huge green bean fan, and I couldn't finish only because there was so much! The wontons were good, i liked their crunch paired with the spicy chili oil. But my favorites were the garlic noodles. The way they make it is my favorite way to have it. Also tried their wintermelon tea and it was refreshing and sweet! I loved it. It's so cute here, perfect spot to have dumplings and chinese food. Shoutout to our server, Danni, for being great!

    Giselle T.

    This is my third time at hidden dumpling, and the wor wonton soup is ALWAYS a staple for me, but I try to switch up my other entree. We got the duluxe pan fried noodle and most of the dish was cold, but some spots were warm, and I'm not really sure why? I'd come back, but just stick to the soups and dumplings. Service was good as usual and it was pretty slow as a Wednesday, so getting seating was easy.

    Katie D.

    Super busy spot right on the corner of 28th and P. They had about 8-10 tables inside and lots of folks picking up takeout. The wait staff was really nice, checking in often and repeating our order before sending it to the kitchen. Our entrees came out super quick! The dumplings took a little bit longer, but the place was packed for the full 2 hours we were there. I would definitely order from here again

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    Ask the Community - Hidden Dumpling House Midtown

    Are dogs allowed?

    Yes! We are dog friendly!

    Is the bathroom ADA wheelchair accessible?

    Sorry,never use the restroom.

    So what exactly is gluten free? Nothing says GF?

    The menu isn't *sparkling clear* on this but it says, under large plates, "Gluten free options are available for all entrees." The first time I ate here, I went in person and asked questions. The second time, I ordered online for take out, and… Read more

    Are you open on Christmas?

    No they are not open on Christmas!

    Do you serve alcohol?

    Hello! We serve beer!

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    Da Fei Ge Restaurant - Huge meaty oysters the size of my hand.

    Da Fei Ge Restaurant

    4.3(205 reviews)
    3.3 mi
    $$

    The cucumber salad at this place has been on my mind for the last 4 days. In a desperate attempt to…read morerecreate it, I used too much garlic and made a giant mess in my kitchen. So I'm planning my next trip here this week so I can enjoy the amazing cucumber salad (so fresh, crunchy and garlicky), their pepper beef clay pot (sizzling rice at the bottom for the win and big portions), their spicy tofu (umm what?!? So crispy) and their awesome skewers (the pork belly is my favorite). The space is small, so if you're planning on dining in during peak times, you may want a back up or take it to go as they only have a handful of tables inside and a few tables outside. There is parking but it is shared with other business so can get busy. The service is wonderful! The hostess/waitress was very friendly and everything came out relatively quick. The clay pot does take some time (they need to cook up the rice to get that awesome crunchy bottom) so place your order for that first, and then look at the appetizers and skewers as they come out fast. This was my first trip but will not be my last to Da Fei Ge!

    I came here before on a weekday and it was mostly empty. The food was good and even though you…read morecould tell it was a mostly chinese-speaking restaurant, it wasnt too difficult to order. It was nice enough that I tried to come here on a weekend night and it was packed full of families which is great but probably where I should have thought about it more. We went up to the counter and were told to wait a few minutes. I saw that a large table was clearing up so I didn't mind waiting. During this time a group came up behind us and I thought they were after us. One of the server waved in our general direction after cleaning up and splitting the table, so I thought they were gesturing to us since it has already been 10 minutes of waiting. Wrong, it was to the group behind us. Maybe it was communicated in mandarin that they had a reservation, I'm not sure. I waited for the next empty table, which was also taken by yet another group that magically appeared behind us as if they knew they were in line. I decided to leave after this. My issue is that I looked and talked to the staff multiple times and at no point, did they indicate there was a waitlist, nor did they take my name, or anything about people in front of us. It was really frustrating because being told it would be a few minutes set the wrong expectation. This is not the only place to get skewers so if you're left confused where you are in line, just come another weekday, speak mandarin, or go somewhere else like I did

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    Yue Huang - Sweet and sour shrimp

    Yue Huang

    3.6(1.4k reviews)
    5.2 miNatomas
    $$

    Standard dim sum. They offered all the classics. No frills. No carts…read more The shrimp dumpling and shrimp rice roll were good. The rice wrapper was thin and the shrimp was meaty and fresh and had a good bite. The beef balls and shui mai were disappointing. The textures were too soft and didn't have much flavor. They were more like beef and shui mai paste. The sticky rice was good. I loved that they had salty egg yolks in them. The eggplant with shrimp paste is fried. This is different from what I'm used it and it felt too heavy. Overall, I'd go back but I'm also searching for other options. 8/10.

    Unfortunately, we can't give half stars otherwise I would give this place 3 1/2 stars…read more My husband and I came by here for dim sum after seeing some hype on social media and what not not realizing that this place has been open for quite a while. We ordered a ton of dishes, probably more than two people really needed it, but we wanted to make sure we got to taste some of our favorites. Overall, the dim sum is OK. My husband and I lived in the Bay Area for a while before moving to Davis for school, so our standards are pretty high. Unfortunately this is not going to be my new go to. Although the flavors of the food were pretty OK, we found everything to be really soft. Our shrimp and chive dumplings were literally disintegrating and my chicken feet were too soft. The sticky rice, however, and the tripe were delicious sui mai, and ha gao were pretty good, with the sui mai being pretty juicy. We paid $100 for 10 dishes! I know prices have gone up everywhere but this felt pretty steep. Overall, I don't think we'd come back. I would rather go to South Sacramento and eat dim sum there and then get my Asian grocery shopping done. Restaurant itself looked like a standard Chinese dim sum restaurant. Nothing to write home about.

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    Frank Fat's - Orange Chicken

    Frank Fat's

    4.1(1.3k reviews)
    1.6 miDowntown
    $$

    I would give 10 stars or more just for the service alone…read more Luis, our server, was absolutely phenomenal. It was our first time here and we wanted to try it out for my father's birthday, who loves Chinese food.I appreciated that they had lots of variety as well as the basic dishes. We didn't know where to start so we asked Luis, who was kind enough to run thru their best selling dishes. He passed by again and showed us what the dishes looked like too. He was super attentive and personable. He was very kind and made us feel super welcome and taken care of. The food was fantastic. We tried the - Mongolian bbq ribs - spring rolls - crab Rangoon - honey walnut shrimp - salt and pepper calamari - pork fried rice - Mongolian beef - Orange chicken - chow mein - green beans Everything was delicious. 10/10. Highly recommend the honey walnut shrimp and salt and pepper calamari. For our leftovers, we even had another server who kindly packed our food. Idk when we last had that happen at a restaurant. It was so nice! The interior decoration and ambiance was very cozy and elegant at the same time. We also tried the banana cream and chocolate cream - and these were so yummy! When we were walking out of the restaurant, several team members thanked us for coming. It made us feel very special. Thank you Frank Fat's team (including Luis) for making our dining experience here one-of-a-kind!! We'll be back for sure. We hope you continue to be very successful! Everyone go support them.

    The walnut prawn lunch special at Frank's Fats was so good I briefly considered ordering a second…read moreplate "for the table." There was no table. Just me, living my best crispy-shrimp life in Sacramento. Crispy, perfectly sauced, and dangerously easy to finish in five minutes. Old-school Sacramento charm with food that still knows how to show off.

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    Frank Fat's - Fat's Special Wok-Fried Spareribs: Wok-fried, bite-size pork ribs with seasoned salt

    Fat's Special Wok-Fried Spareribs: Wok-fried, bite-size pork ribs with seasoned salt

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    Peking Duck: Boneless slices, roasted and served with steamed buns

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    Taste of Original - Sizzling beef tripe $17.95 - LOVE THIS!!!

    Taste of Original

    4.1(224 reviews)
    2.9 miSouth Land Park
    $$

    Although this was only my second time eating at Taste of Original, I am still impressed with their…read morefriendly and attentive service, the very excellent "original" menu items and the cleanliness of their facility. This place seems to be very popular with the elderly Chinese and their families, which is a joy to see generations eating and enjoying each others company. Additionally, their portions are large enough to share and still have leftovers. I will definitely recommend this place to my friends and family.

    ** Takeout experience only **…read more Wow. Thank goodness. I finally have a good Chinese spot. Despite there being endless selections in Sacramento sometimes the American Chinese options are .... bleh ... They are either too oily. Mediocre taste. Overpriced. It's hard to find one that really stands out. Recently my coworkers and I all pitched in on takeout from here for Lunar New Year and ordered five dishes as takeout. One of my coworkers was the one who recommended this spot. Let me just say the food was incredible. The seafood chow mein was the standout dish out of everything. Loaded with octopus tentacles, scallops, shrimp. Feel like half the time you get seafood options these days they skimp out but this place did not disappoint. The fried rice was a little more unique than I've personally tried before with pieces of beef and cabbage. But still very tasty. And the pork dishes we got including the sweet and sour were just incredible. One thing I do want to mention was some pieces of the pork did have a bone attached, but I honestly didn't mind it much. The flavor made it up for it. Also inside of this place looks very modern, clean. Since we only got takeout I can't say for certain service for sit down but ordering and getting our food was simple. The staff were very kind and friendly. Again, THANK GOD I finally have a good Chinese food option. No more oily salty food or Panda Express.

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    Taste of Original - Dry-style beef chow fun $14.95

    Dry-style beef chow fun $14.95

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    Sunrise Chinese Restaurant - Dry fried ribs!

    Sunrise Chinese Restaurant

    4.2(389 reviews)
    6.5 mi
    $$

    The honey shrimp is the best thing here. I come back time after time. It is perfectly seasoned,…read morecrispy, and tender. The sauce is sweet, savory, and thick. It is very easy to eat, and you can't stop eating it. It is everything that you would want. It's so crispy that you don't even need the walnuts. It stays crispy for a long time. It's fresh every time. Everything else is alright.

    Second try with this restaurant. This time I wanted to try the salt and pepper fish. While I was…read morewaiting, 3 other people ordered the fish as well, and it gets good reviews here on Yelp, so I made the trip to Mack Rd at night once again. The good - my order was prepared quickly, and the amount of fish was very generous. The fish was tasty and spicy. The house chow mein that I also ordered had decent (read below) flavor. The bad - the salt and pepper fish had a great batter, but I feel they're battered too much, and the actual fish piece inside is tiny. My house chow mein didn't have a single shrimp in it. Lots of beef, which was good, but the char smell from the beef was the only thing you could taste on the noodles. It's almost like the chef cooked the noodles on whatever the beef was cooked on. The noodles we had ordered from here a month ago had very good flavor, but not a one note beef flavor. There was a lot of beef and chicken in the house chow mein, but zero shrimp means the cook either forgot or they didn't have them and thought it would be ok to add more beef. Either way, I paid extra for my selection, and didn't get it. Am I Pissy? Yes. Am I honest? Also a Yes. 3 stars this trip, probably my last.

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    Sunrise Chinese Restaurant - Take-out only.

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    New Hong Kong Wok

    New Hong Kong Wok

    3.5(559 reviews)
    3.0 miHollywood Park, South Land Park
    $$

    Under a new management with new owners and cooks too. I went today to try their family dinner $68…read moredinner special. . Comes with steamed chicken with scallion ginger sauce and i love this chicken, good with steam rice. . deep fry flounder fish - crispy deep fry and good sweet savory soy sauce. . stir fry beef mushroom with green beans - a good stir fry dish to go with rice and has maggy soy sauce which is really good. . Soup of the day - comes with veggie soup with yam and veggies. . Peking ribs - great pork ribs and coated with a red sweet tangey sauce. . Loved the black mushroom with mustard green. A good veggie stir fry. . Overall the deal is a great deal and easily feed 3 to 4 people. Loved the combination of flavors and entree. Also great decor and service too. Cant wait to come back and try more other options. Hope this helps ans thanks for reading. Have a yelptastic day.

    We came in the dead hours after having just visited Rice theory. There was no one else in the…read morerestaurant so the service was very friendly and attentive. Since we already had snacks next-door, we ordered fried chicken wings and roast duck over rice. The fried chicken wings were delicious. They were not oily and had a good crunch. They were well seasoned, a little salty. I enjoyed it with rice, chili, oil, and soy sauce. The roast duck was tasty, but for the price we could have gone to 99 market and gotten ourselves half a duck and it would've been worth it. They served us a lot of bone pieces that had no meat on them. Great for soup to make a broth but not great over rice. The bathroom was also really sketchy. It needs a good scrub down.

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