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    3.7 (356 reviews)

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    Good for kids

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    TEMPORARILY CLOSED AGAIN
    Emily A.

    Showed up to have dinner here Thursday night only to find it's temporarily closed AGAIN! Very disappointing. Hope it doesn't stay closed too long!

    Marie C.

    Came here on a Saturday after I got done with the cruise. It was past 2pm and they were almost closing. The shrimp and pork dim sum and the fried rice were good. No issue with service. Ambiance - spacious and well lit. It was not dirty. It was not crowded as they were about to close so I was able to enjoy a quiet meal. I thought the price was reasonable for the portions. Have to go down steps/stairs as the restaurant is located below ground level. I would give this restaurant 3.5 stars, but since this is not possible, I am rounding up to 4 stars as I did not experience any issue.

    Braised tofu noodle
    Emily T.

    Great Shanghainese food in Old Sac. I've been here multiple times, and every time have really enjoyed the pan fried pork Xiao long baos. This folks, is where it's at! The XLBs have a nice crispy bottom and really tasty soup and ground pork on the inside. The sauce saturates the inside of the bao. It is so delicious! The noodles taste freshly made and the soup it comes with is light. I enjoyed the noodles and broth, but would probably try a different protein next time. The tofu was on a bit of the sweet side. The pork was crispy but on the chewy side. Overall, the Pan friend XLBs are excellent. While this visit had some other dishes that didn't hit as well, I've certainly enjoyed many dishes here over time. Park in the Front St parking structure if you want parking validated. Other parking structures can't be validated.

    Rice soup
    Flora T.

    I wanted to enjoy this place so badly - they have AMAZING food options including a traditional beef noodle soup, dumplings -- it's fully authentic and delicious! However, the service was also authentically hole in the wall in that the waiter was unhelpful and cold. Highly recommend this meal as takeout.

    Sliced bean curd
    Ann H.

    I love the XLB from this establishment. It is freshly made after ordering so there is a bit of a wait. The soup is really flavorful and the meat is tender and perfectly seasoned. This is definitely one of the best XLBs in the Sacramento area. Another must order item is the sweet osmanthu scented glutinous rice cakes. The combination of the mildly sweet, soft, and chewy textures completely satisfies my tastebuds. This is also freshly prepared. The sliced bean curd was just okay. It lacked flavor. I will not order this in the future.

    SJB
    Jennifer Y.

    This place has become one of our dinner spots for Tahoe ski trips. This restaurant is located in the old town and there is some street parking nearby. I visited this place twice - once before and once after a Tahoe ski trip since it is on the way to/from SF. It was quite busy on weekends and we waited for almost an hour on a Sunday evening so I would recommend calling ahead to leave your name if possible. Their pan fried pork dumplings is definitely the must-have on the menu. They were super juicy and delicious with a good amount of browning and crunch on the bottom. Their XLB pork dumplings and plain boiled chicken were pretty authentic as well. We wanted to like the beef noodle soup but it was just average. Overall, I would recommend their dim sum dishes over the rice/noodles and it's best to do family style so you can get to try different things.

    Christmas tree inside
    Sarah-Lorraine K.

    WHY WE WENT HERE: - dinner THE LOOK (FROM THE OUTSIDE): - located in Old Sacramento (be prepared to pay for the limited street parking or for parking in the nearby parking garage within walking distance) - located off of Front St (closest to L St cross street) next door to Old Sacramento Trading Post THE LOOK (FROM THE INSIDE): - you enter to go downstairs; restaurant is located in a basement (renovated and bright) THE MENU: - appetizers - soup - noodle with toppings - dim sum - hot dish - fried rice & noodles - side order - drinks - NOTE: if you order in person for dine-in and/or take-out, just know that the menu may be difficult to navigate correctly when indicating your check boxes for the items you want to order (Chinese name of dish is on the first line, then the English name of the dish is on the second line - we messed up our order 2x; we wanted the braised beef noodle soup but accidentally checked off the yellow croacker with preserved vegetable noodle soup option (this was caught and corrected by us); we wanted the deep fried rice cake Shanghai Style but accidentally checked off the sweet osmanthu scented glutinous rice cake (this we didn't catch and correct) WHAT WE ORDERED: - braised duck in brown sauce Shanghai style - braised beef noodle soup - pork dumplings - pan fried pork bun - fried scallion pancake - we MEANT to get the deep fried rice cake Shanghai Style but we ACCIDENTALLY checked off the sweet osmanthu scented glutinous rice cake) THE TASTE: - braised duck in brown sauce Shanghai style was tender and good; don't leave it in the sauce too long or it'll get overly salty - braised beef noodle soup was satisfying and heartwarming - pork dumplings were soupy and well-seasoned - pan fried pork bun had a GREAT crunch to the bottom and wasn't too thick with the bun to filling ration - fried scallion pancake was fried to perfection and tasted good - the osmanthy scented glutinous rice cake is reminiscent of the Filipino glutinous rice cake dessert known as sapin sapin; slightly sweet and super soft/gelatinous CUSTOMER SERVICE: - we ordered take-out, but our customer service interactions were nice and welcoming

    Douglas Y.

    I was heartbroken when The Cellar closed at this location and it took me a few years to come check out its replacement. Shanghai Dumplings didn't change any of the decor and I was hoping some of the Cellar's menu had survived but it was not to be. My fellow elite Racheal G ordered most of the food including: deep fried shrimp balls, pan fried dumplings, shrimp n pork xlb, pork xlb, duck, seafood fried rice and pork chop noodle soup. The best items were the shrimp balls and fried rice. The worst item was the lukewarm pork chop noodle soup. The XLB stuffing tasted like pork sausage which did not appeal to me. Tasty Dumplings uses the same filling so I am wondering if this is a Taiwanese recipe? Overall SD was acceptable and popular from all the people trying to get a table. Reservations are recommended. If your in Old Sacramento and want some dumplings come check em out.

    Pan Fried Pork Bun
    Stephanie H.

    I didn't know this restaurant existed until recently. It can easily be missed when walking through Old Sac. After having a taste of a few of their dim sum items via take out, I wanted to check I Shanghai out. A note on the layout: I wanted to point out that there are a couple flights of stairs you'll need to walk down from the street to get to the seating area of the restaurant. Of the four items ordered, two were delicious, two I could've gone without. Listed in the order of my favorite to least favorite, I tried the Pan Fried Pork Bun, Pork Dumplings, Steamed Dumplings with Pork and Glutenous Rice, and Fried Noodles Shanghai Style. The Pan Fried Pork Bun was different than any dim sum item I'd ever had before. The outside texture was crispy, yet somehow still chewy. So good! This item and the Pork Dumplings would be what I'd order again. The Pork Dumplings do have the soup inside (so eat it with a spoon). The Steamed Dumplings with Pork and Glutenous Rice was interesting and flavorful in the middle, but personally just wasn't something I liked. The Fried Noodles Shanghai Style didn't taste like anything special nor was it a taste I particularly enjoyed. I am looking forward to trying out more dim sum items in the future. Definitely give this place a try during your next trip to Old Sac.

    Crab Roe dumplings, glutinous rice dumpling, beef noodle soup
    Michele T.

    Located in OLD Town Sac is this authentic Shanghai style spot. Plenty metered street parking and nearby parking garage but you will have to descend stairs to get to the restaurant. Order directly via the printed menus (plenty of pix) or using the qr code menu. Pending time you go, you may get to watch the dumplings being made! We ordered a variety of items to try-Shao Luong Baos, pan fried buns, beef noodle soup, fried scallion pancakes to name a few. Our fav was the beef noodle soup-beef was tender and very tasty. Efficient service. Still more items to try so another visit is definitely needed.

    Yummy
    Melissa S.

    We went here last week and loved it. We made a reservation. They are only seating with reservations. If you get lucky you can walk in and if the stars align you can get a seat. I was a bit annoyed with this, but after having dinner I love it. They really spread everyone out. It made me feel so comfortable. We have really worked on social distancing and I felt so safe eating here and look forward to returning. We used to go monthly, but due to Covid this is our first time returning. The food is still delicious. I ordered my favorite. The Shrimp balls. It's balls like meatballs covered with like croutons, soft and baked or fried. They are amazing. The flavor wants you to come back for more. The Shanghai noodles can be explained like chowmein, but so much more flavorful. To me it's like chowmein, but worth ordering it for the flavor. You must go and give it a try. If you love dumplings you will love their soup dumplings.

    Shanghai Noodles~ These noodles were amazing, salty and savory just how they should be!
    Rachelle P.

    On Saturday the 19th my friend Misty and I stopped in for a dinner reservation. I will review each of the items we ordered below! Shanghai Noodles~ These noodles were amazing, salty and savory just how they should be! Scallion Pancakes~ It was the best I've ever had! Nice and flaky and surprisingly thick like a pizza, just amazing! Order these and thank me later! Pot Stickers~ They were decent sized and delicious and paired nicely with the soy like sauce to dip. Steamed Dumplings with Pork & Glutinous Rice~ They gave us these by mistake instead of Sui Mai, I didn't particularly care for them. Support small and local, especially now when they need our business the most! I am looking forward to re-visiting in the near future to try more of their menu! it was nice seeing you my friend, follow @myfoodiechronicles on Instagram!

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    This place sucks. We are here now it says it's open online but it's a lie. 5:30pm on a Sunday. Don't waste your time

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    Best dumplings in old sac!! Take the stairs down and enter a world of tasty dumplings. Noodles and veggie dishes are packed with flavor.

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    Can anyone please let me know when Shanghai opens again? I've been stopping by periodically to see if they are open since it's past July 31st but the doors are still locked. I've called too and no answer.

    They are open again!

    Will you guys be open on January 21st since it's lunar new year?

    yes,we ar open

    Does your restaurant have an elevator for those that have trouble with stairs?

    Do you use MSG in your food?

    We don’t use MSG

    What are the vegan options?

    Hi, we live in So Cal and will be visiting family in Sacramento for new year's. We would love to dine at your restaurant on New Year's Eve. May we make reservations for a party of 4? Thank you

    Please call the restaurant at 916-400-3609 to make reservation. Thanks

    Are you still opening on the New Year 1/1/2022 and 1/2/2022? Thanks

    Yes we are.

    Besides walking down the stairs, is there another entrance where we can bring in a wheelchair?

    If you call ahead and ask, I'm sure they will direct you to an alley entrance back door. We used this entrance for my elderly parents since they don't use a lot of stairs.

    Do they have cart service?

    No we don’t.

    Are there any updates on dine-in?

    They are open for dine in! Was there just a few days ago.

    Hello what's your current business hour? I called several times after 11:30 am on Saturday but no one answered :(

    Sorry we currently is close at this time. We should reopen back up soon.

    Are you still open? Thanks!

    Sorry We are temporary close til end of this month.

    Do you host private parties at your restaurant?

    Yes we do

    Does the restaurant take reservations and is the validated parking for the garage on the Old Sac side that is across from Embassy Suites? Thanks!

    Yes we do table reservation for party 6 or more. Also we do give out $5 parking credit for the parking garage near Embassy Suites.

    Do you have plain buns? like the duck buns? Do you do phone orders?

    Yes

    Do you have dim sum at night or is it just a set menu after 5:30?

    Yes we do have dim sum at night. It’s same menu as daytime and weekend. Thanks

    Do they serve beers? Thank you!

    Nope, tried last time.

    Since is in Old Town of Sacra, does this restaurant have Handicap Access? Many restaurants in Old Town of Sacra do not!

    You can use our back door for handicap access.

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    3.5/5 No frills…read moreTaiwanese bento/rice bowl spot! You can do take out or dine in but either way, the food items will be out in plastic containers & you can get water/utensils from the counter. The bento boxes offer 2 side dishes that you can pick from and the portions are a good amount. I got the Fried Chicken Bento box and eggplant & century egg/tofu as the side dish for $18. The fried chicken was tender and breading was light; was hoping for more crunch. This spot is solid but nothing crazy special about the dishes though.

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    Adj: dependably and predictably ok Chinese food…read more We've been coming here for Chinese meals both sit down and take out from when they used to be Holiday Villa. That was decades ago. About 10 or so years ago, they changed ownership or rather they went through what seems like several changes and then they became Lucky Jade which is kind of a chain but not exactly. I recall at one time, the workers wear shirts that look kind of like uniforms with another store's name on the back with address and phone numbers, so apparently Lucky Jade is owned by people who also own a few other Chinese restaurants but not by the same exact name. In any case, Chinese food can be pretty formulaic, so it's not really that hard to have consistency as long as the cooks know how to make common standard dishes, the taste generally would not be too different. This is true for Lucky Jade. We had take out recently and got a chow fun, a chow mein, and a broccoli beef. The first was quite tasty, on the oily side but I've not found any place able to make it not too oily and still yummy so it's necessary for this dish. Then there's the chow mein, this one was not good. Kind of non descript and the oil tasted oil (reused). Not too greasy which is my biggest complaint of chow mein from elsewhere like New Lai Wah, but again, this did not taste fresh. Finally, the broccoli beef was overcooked. Broccoli was not quite mushy but almost, still a little bit of crunch but you can see they were turning yellow. And the beef was so chemically tenderized (hopefully only with baking soda and not worse) bc it was also almost mushy. Wasn't cheap either, but on par with other Chinese restaurants around here for take out. I think I'll just tell my in laws they can just order from Bel Air Hot Chinese food deli on Florin Rd which is in the same plaza and they'd pay less and the food would actually taste better with fresher oil (probably not reused) and better quality beef that doesn't need to be tenderized to a questionable quality. Overall, not too good.

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    $$

    It was a nice surprise to find this Dimsum place while we were up in Sacramento. We got here a…read morelittle after 11am and there's already a line forming outside. It wasn't too long after we put our name on the list, that we were called in to be seated. This has a nice welcoming touch of elegance, from entrance designs, lighting and seating arrangements. It is roomy with a nice touch of elegance. The People who placed our order made a small error on their system so, we had to let them know so that they can correct the mistake. I have to say, their food is quite tasty and we really enjoyed their lovely venue. Since we live out of the area, this will be our go to place for dimsum every time we're in the Sacramento area. It really is quite an experience. I highly recommend you come try it for yourselves. Thank you fellow Yelpers for helping us find this place.

    After not eating all day, by 6:00 we were in the mood for some dumplings. After searching for…read more"Dumplings near me" we picked Yue Huang. The AI said it was top rated, and we had never been. By 7pm the dining room was busy, many of the parties Asian We ordered a pot of tea, crispy pork, potstickers, roast duck, honey bbq pork and the house noodle dish Yue Huang Chow Fun which had shrimp and chicken. THE PROS: Nice sit down restaurant decor. Large tables and cushy upholstered chairs. Not a strip mall cubicle. They have actually been awarded Michelin Honors three times. Portions were good sized, and flavors were nice. THE CONS: Unfortunately, we were underwhelmed by everything. All of the dishes arrived just warm. Staff never checked on us - not once - until we asked for some to-go boxes. They have two large tvs in the dining room, showing a loop of the restaurant I'm currently sitting in. The music in the dining area must have been on "Slow Girl Ballad" station on Spotify's free tier- as we honestly listed to a 10 min Samsung commercial in between songs - and not at a low volume. BOTTOM LINE: Maybe we were the exception- as there were clearly enough patrons to show it is a popular - but nothing about our experience made us want to come again. I guess we didn't see what the Michelin people saw. PRICE: $80

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    I Shanghai Delight - shanghainese - Updated September 2026

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