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    North Dumpling 北方鍋貼

    4.2 (80 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Dom G.

    Cash only $4.50 for 10 pork dumplings - either steamed or pan fried, made to order. So good. I ordered 40 fried ones and was quoted 15 mins wait time. Definitely worth it as everything came out nice and fresh. An ATM is readily available for those who don't have cash.

    Susan F.

    Really good dumplings. Cash only. Super reasonable prices! I would absolutely come back in a heart beat!

    Jeremy S.

    Pretty solid spot in Chinatown! We got ten fried dumplings along with wonton soup and beef noodle soup. You get pretty good value here as most if the dishes range in the $4-$8 area. The dumplings were really tasty and you can tell they are authentic and hand made. They went really well with the chili and soy sauce! The wonton soup comes with A LOT of wontons, and a generous amount of noodles and bok choy. The only thing was the noodles were a bit thicker than what I expected and the broth was just okay. Overall, this is a pretty good spot for some dumplings and noodles in Chinatown! Service was quick and really friendly as well!

    Pan fried dumplings 10pc
    Justine W.

    One of my go to spots for dumplings. This is the 2nd location they opened in Chinatown. Pan fried dumplings are cheap, tasty and are immediately ready. There are good amount of seatings to sit and eat for a grab and go spot. Note this place is cash only.

    Beef Brisket Noodle Soup
    Andrew L.

    Good food at very reasonable prices. Had the Chives & Pork Pan Fried Dumplings (solid), Beef Brisket Noodle Soup (a little spicier than I expected but very flavorful) and Sesame Pancakes (very good). Wonderful place to grab a quick bite or to satisfy that dumplings craving with friendly service.

    炸酱面 noodles with meat and bean sauce
    Liu H.

    North Dumpling is my second favorite dumpling store in Chinatown besides the one on Grand Street. I don't normally get dumplings from here, but I always get the $4 noodle with meat and bean sauce (炸酱面), it is my absolutely favorite from this place. It comes out quick and it has tons of umami flavors of bean sauce with minced pork meat and a little potato bits. The noodles are always fresh here because many other dishes are made with the same noodles. They only accept cash here and it always comes out fast. It is my favorite comfort food and it feels like eating pasta mixed in very flavorful saucey/juicy mixture. This place comes with open seating and you can sit wherever you want as long as there are open tables. Tips are not required but cleaning up after yourself after your meal is definitely encouraged. This kind of courtesy keeps a small business like this running throughout the day. On a cold winter day, I like coming here because it is warm inside and it is usually pretty quiet throughout the day. It's less busy and there is always a seat to eat at peace without feeling like you're in a rush. I definitely recommend this spot for a quick and cheap meal.

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    Ruwan J.

    North Dumpling is very much a no frills dumpling + sesame pancakes eatery parked on Division Street. the menu is not huge: variety of steamed and pan-fried dumplings, a variety of sesame pancake with different fillings, a few noodle soups, and a some other small bites. this location. has a lot more seating than the Essex Street location. the space is fairly worn-in but kept fairly clean. it gets a lot of traffic but turnover is quick so waits for tables aren't too long as this is not a restaurant you linger at for hours. order at the counter and either dine-in or take your eats to go. been here a few times. really liked the steamed vegetable dumplings which tasted pretty fresh. the dumplings had a good amount of seasoned veggie filling that had ginger and garlic accents. the dumpling skins weren't too thick and still held together nicely to make pillowy eats. throw in some soy sauce and sriracha and it was nice savory flavorful steamed bites. really liked the kimchi sesame pancake. not oily. the exterior of the pancake is crispy and flavorfully rich. the inside is filled with a thin layer of spicy kimchi. the sesame pancake is split, so it's basically a sesame pancake sandwich. the inside of the pancake is soft, chewy, and soaks up the kimchi nicely so i got that flavor in each bite. the service is friendly-ish. English seemed a little limited, but not overly so to make ordering difficult as the menu is pretty straightforward. overall, this is a nice casual option in Chinatown when you want consistent quality with no pretensions. btw, this is cash only, but there is an cash machine if you don't have any on hand.

    Ray E.

    Got 2 orders of the pork and chives fried dumplings. It was good but had better from other places in Chinatown. They just regular dumplings.

    Han F.

    No frills spot and cash only which is not a big deal. However, the pan fried dumplings were a disappointment. They were soggy. Looks like they were sitting there all afternoon. The sauce and hot sauce couldn't save it. Was really looking forward to it after seeing multiple videos of dumpling spots in NYC Chinatown.

    Gab G.

    Came for a light lunch on a weekday afternoon and there was no line. My friend and I shared the chive and pork pan fried dumplings, which were tasty but had a cinnamony or otherwise sweeter spice in them that I didn't love. Would try their other items in the future because the prices are really good and they have a lot of seating inside!

    Supposed to be chive pancake but just seems to be sesame pancake with bok choy
    Susan R.

    I came here on New Years Eve to grab some dumplings. It's a small place though i was able to sit down at one of their few tables. I got 10 dumplings and the price is under $5 so that is great . Flavor was heavy on the ginger but pretty tasty. They have soy sauce and Sriracha to put on it. I got a chive pancake but honestly it just seemed like a sesame pancake with literally 3 pieces of uncooked bok choy in it. No chive. I think they might have gave me the wrong thing. But the dumplings are good. And the neighborhood still has authentic vibes.

    Steamed pork dumplings
    Lauren L.

    $5 for 10 dumplings!! This is a must try!! Very clean restaurant with even more amazing prices and flavor. These dumplings were phenomenal. There were also regulars sitting at the others tables near us and I can understand why. Service was extremely fast.

    David H.

    This is one of the better cheap eat places around Chinatown that is not a tourist trap. Forget about Shu Jiao Fu Zhou where it's chaos, or Chang Lai Fishballs which is cramped and tiny, North Dumpling is spacious, clean, and quiet. I'd say it's a place where the locals go for a cheap meal. It operates like a one-stall food court with more affordable prices. You order and pay (cash only) at the counter, go find a place to sit, and you wait for your dishes to be called. Yeah, I don't think they take names or assign numbers lol. Once you finish, you take your bowls and plates to the counter, or you can leave them at the table but you'd better tip accordingly. Their menu is more extensive than the aforementioned SJFZ or CLF, meaning it's less specialized. That said, the name sake does has the word "dumpling" in it, so we did order the potstickers which only come with one combination of fillings: pork and chives. The order came with 10 potstickers for $4. Great deal and you don't have to stand at the street corners to enjoy. Each table have soy sauce, vinegar, and chili sauce. Another thing to note is they supply forks instead of chopsticks. They probably do have chopsticks but we didn't bother to ask because everyone (all Chinese) used forks while we were there. Potstickers were good. We also asked for an order of Chive Pancakes - $3 for 2. While good, I've had better ones in Flushing. The filling was less full nor as tasty. Overall, I would recommend this place as part of your Chinatown food crawl.

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    They changed their recipe!!! Dough is thicker and meat is less and they don't put any ginger. Sorry not going back. Might be new owners.

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    Ordered eggplant in garlic sauce, fried rice, steamed pork dumplings. Everything was scrumptious…read more So glad I found this place, which will be my new go-to. I also ordered the coconut dessert, which was cancelled from my order because they were out. Sometimes when this happens, restaurants will call to suggest an alternative. I do wish they would have done this, but overall, a great experience.

    Came here today with family - we were a party of 5. Saw this place on social media and we decided…read moreto check it out. Was with family - in the moment and enjoying so I have no photos, sadly. Their alcohol menu consists of beer and wine. Tsing tao and Sauvignon blanc were our drinks of choice - as they were out of both options of sake. To eat - we had a little of everything - the wonton soup, veggie dumplings, pork soup dumplings, the ribs, braised beef noodles, the eggplant dish and ones of the fish. Everything was absolutely delish and the service was quick. They were also out of the dessert we wanted - the green tea cheesecake but we had the pumpkin dessert which was phenomenal! It came out hot and had red bean paste in the middle! Absolutely delicious. Took off one star because there were a couple of things we requested that were unavailable but aside from that the food was delicious and the service was great! Definitely check them out - there are multi locations in the city!

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    4.4(394 reviews)
    2.6 miMurray Hill, Midtown East
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    Was looking for a restaurant nearby since it was pouring outside, and this place turned out to be a…read moregreat find. Came here for dinner on a weekend. The restaurant is near my friend's place. The place was exactly what we were looking for... Inexpensive, cozy and comfortable atmosphere! The place was a little busy, and didn't take reservations, but we were seated immediately. Amazing service and delicious food! The food was fresh and came out fast. Portions are generous, so you definitely won't leave hungry. My favorite dish was the Signature Lanzhou Beef Noodle Soup, which was delicious and flavorful, and also gluten free, dairy free and soy free. Others had something else I had no interest in to remember the name. Their menu has many options to offer, including gluten free, soy free, and dairy free options. We would come back again and highly recommend you check out this place if you are in Murray Hill Manhattan. My only complaint was that I noticed a male staff member leave the restroom without flushing the toilet, which took away from an otherwise positive dining experience.

    ​Dun Huang is a reliable spot if you are looking specifically for wide noodles, but the rest of the…read moremenu falls short. ​The noodles themselves are well-prepared and have a great, satisfying chew. However, the other dishes are not particularly memorable. The skewer meat was tough and difficult to chew through, while the burger had a mushy texture and lacked distinct flavor. ​The service is standard for a quick-service noodle shop; the staff isn't overtly helpful or friendly, but they aren't inhospitable either. Stick strictly to the wide noodle dishes if you decide to visit.

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    Dun Huang - C1. Fried Eggplant in Garlic Soy Sauce

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    4.0(3 reviews)
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    Had walked by a few times but a on post gym Trader Joe's run the pictures were enticing enough…read more Got a Lanzhou beef noodle combo with a drink and a lamb burger. The beef soup is clear and light and the noodles have a delightful texture, with a slight chew and good bounce. There's a good portion of braised beef as well. Tender but a bit fatty for my taste, but given the portion it's not going to kill you. Lamb burger ended up as overkill and will be consumed as leftovers but a quick sampling let me know that it's gamey and fatty with strong notes of cumin. Not a bad thing, but something to note for people that might not generally enjoy lamb or cumin. Black pepper beef rice bowl was solid too. Spice wise, you can calibrate accordingly but I'd recommended at least their regular spice level. Decent amount of tenderized but still chewy beef. Both dishes came with a salad of celery, carrot, cucumber, peanuts and seaweed strips in a light sauce. Couldn't quite figure out the sauce but it was lightly tart and refreshing. Space is clean and modern. Neutral wood, well lit. Service is friendly enough. If you dine in, you order at the kiosk and they'll deliver to your table. We had leftovers that they graciously packed up. Solid choice. I hope they stick around as they do bring a different cuisine to the area.

    first time trying chinese halal food and it did not disappoint!…read more had a mix of more common chinese dishes and uyghur dishes. got several of the popular noodle dishes and the bun. all were very flavorful!! service was fast. the portions were a bit smaller than I would've liked but still fairly filling. overall quite good and a good regular spot in murray hill.

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    4.6(65 reviews)
    2.4 miMurray Hill, Midtown East

    True Japanese gem. Tried a few that were mentioned in the reviews by others and did not disappoint…read more Blue fin tuna w avocado 5:5 -- The scallion broke down the acidity of the sauce and blended the pieces of blue fin more flavorfully. Keep in mind this is blue fin tuna, not fatty tuna. Fried chicken 6/5 -- Yes, if there was a 6. Very tasty and well cooked - had a side of not very spicy sauce. Good portion. Flavored with salt, pepper and tangy sweet chili Thai sauce. Although the salt was is a bit too salty for my tongue, but will be excellent w beer/sake or rice. Salmon with Apple yuzu 4/5 -- It was good but the amount of apple yuzu sauce added too much acidity in enhancing the flavor of the raw salmon. Though salmon was fresh, the sauce broke down the salmon a bit too much for me. Served with grounded pepper. Will definitely return to try other dishes for dinner.

    I really really wanted to like this place and if I'm in the area I'd give it a second shot but…read morewouldn't travel to eat here. Pros: nice ambiance and the server was fantastic. Very polite. Attentive. Got us food quickly. Cons: our $6 rice ball was essentially all rice. My cold sesame noodle was a bit too salty for me. The wings were WAY too salty. To the point of almost inedible. And when I say something is salty that's saying something cause I LOVE salt. What I like others usually say is too salty and so for me to complain about salty is probably on another level for regular customers. I will say I did enjoy the cold noodles and my wife enjoyed the chicken you noodles so again it wasnt horrible but I was a bit disappointed.

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    Tonchin

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    4.4(2.6k reviews)
    2.6 miMidtown West
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    After going to the Brooklyn location, I wanted to try the Manhattan location. We had a reservation…read moreat 4:00 PM, but arrived early at 3:30 PM. We only had to wait about 15 minutes before getting seated. They definitely get crowded though, so it's best to have a reservation! During "lunch" hours, the place is brightly light. Once "dinner" hours comes around, they set out candles on the tables and dim the lights for a different ambiance. The service was a bit off at first, since we waited a while to get our appetizers. This might have been due to the change in staff between lunch and dinner. The hostess noticed and checked on our appetizers, and got them right out. Afterwards, we had different waiter and he was very friendly and attentive. We did the Pick 3 appetizers: -Kyuri (cucumber): love the mix of flavors with the onions, vinegar and salt. The kyuri has a good bite to them -Kimchi Mushroom: the mushrooms also had a good bite to them. Not too spicy of a kimchi sauce, which I liked as it did bot overpower the mushrooms. -Shishito: I enjoyed the saltiness of the kelp with the char of the shishito. I went for the Tsukemen, which I loved at the Brooklyn location. This was just as good! The noodles had a good bite and the right thickness for the rich broth. I like the lemon on the side to help cut some of the richness. The egg is well marinated and perfectly jammy. The Hassaku Grapefruit Juice is a nice non alcoholic option. Very grapefruity and too sweet. We ended with the Tokyo Banana, which had a deliciously bruleed banana. They wrote Happy Birthday on the plate and had a little candle on the side. We only put it in the reservation, so it was nice of them to do. Overall, a great ramen spot to check out!

    Walking up to the entrance looks like a dingy alley way due to the musky and dark area…read more Signage can be seen as a small flag hanging from a pole and to the left is a door with Tonchin imprinted on the wall. Entering inside the server was easy to talk too and had a speak easy type feel. Lights dimmed down with Michelin Star awards to my left, bar seating to my right, additional seating in the back next to the visible busy kitchen. Music was a modern sound of Korean hiphop and EDM. Menu was a QR code and within 15 minutes my appetizer and ramen was delivered. Ordered: -Tsukune chicken and pork bun This was delicious! The Karachi coleslaw paired well with the teriyaki sauce which also calmed the sweet taste. Tonkatsu Tokyo Classic Ramen - This was good, but as a ramen fan, I think it could of been slightly better - Broth was definitely good with a bold salty taste - Chashu was soft, thinly cut and not chewy. However, I'm a seared chasu type guy, but each their own. - I did not add additional side items to the ramen besides what garnishes already come with the bowl. - Overall Tonkatsu Ramen was normal Next time I'm in town, I will be back to try the Tan Tan ramen and other appetizers next!

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