During a recent exploration of pike places, I had found this spot, and it proved to be delightful the dishes were delicious and the serving sizes were generous. read more

BEST DUMPLINGS EVER!! The spicy dumplings were amazing. We had to make two trips in one weekend. If you're in Seattle, add this to your list! read more

Seattle Dumpling - Spicy wontons - Chinese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Tucked away from the swaths of tourists lining up for Starbucks, you can find this hole in the wall restaurant with vibes nostalgic of some of the small dumpling shops you might find in China or Taiwan. The service was quick and easy, but there's only enough seating for like 10 people inside the restaurant, with a bit of seating outside, too. I would suggest swinging by for takeout or visiting after peak lunch times if it's cold out. Might be a bit pricier than one would expect, considering how cheap this could be at some other restaurants, but we're talking Pike Place, y'all. I ordered the pork xiao long bao, the steamed BBQ pork buns, and the wheat noodle soup. The pork xiao long bao was very flavorful. The BBQ pork buns were ok. The bun was not as fluffy and a bit chewier than expected, but the pork was still tasty. The wheat noodle soup was interesting. The noodles appeared to be like knife cut noodles, and had a nice texture. The broth was much lighter than anticipated, but very pleasant. The bok choi was perfectly cooked - soft, but still with a bit of bit. Overall, a very enjoyable meal, and definitely worth coming back to try some of the other dishes! read more

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The cutest hole-in-the-wall family owned business. Everything is made fresh and you walk in to see what options are available that day. The options are laid out on the counter with little signs that indicate if they're veg, pork, etc. Haven't tried the noodles or soups. But the baos are always a hit! Highly recommend all the veg baos (spinach, carrot..,) and the standard veg dumplings. Only critique is that the buns can be dry (so just bring a drink). read more

Pretty close to what you'd get in China + la jiao! Vegan option available -- mushroom dumplings. read more

Tiny little dumpling/noodle place a bit off the beaten path at Pike Place Market. Seating is cramped inside, but there's some outside seating just outside or you can take it to go. We at at main Pike Place public seating and viewing area. Both red bean and spinach buns are fantastic, as are the scallion pancakes. Dan Dan noodles also very good and we got one other noddle dish I can't remember the name of. I'd get that 2nd one again, for sure. Very reasonable prices. read more

Aweful tasting XLB's. We expected it to be plain vs with all the extra flavors. The soup in the XLB was sour. The person taking orders didn't understand us. The fried bun was all vegetarian, but we were pretty sure we ordered the meat version. We ended up trashing the entire meal. read more

This is a little hidden gem in Pike's Market. My husband and I did an impromptu visit to Seattle and basically Pike's Market was our only stop. We are staying close by for just one night and pretty much walked around the Market looking for places that didn't have a massive line. It was kind of a self guided sampling tour and our objective was to not wait in lines and get something small to share. Anyway, this place was our last find. We ordered the pork dumplings. Pillows of deliciousness is all I can say. These are what a lot of people might call potstickers, but they just boil them and don't pan fry them afterwards. I usually like them pan fried but, honestly, these were fine just the way they served them--steaming hot, served with sauce and hot oil. You gotta work to find the place. It's next to an oyster bar. It's well worth the hunt. read more

Surprise stop, came upon this dumpling shop in a back alley of Seattle, ordered chicken and pork dumplings as a snack. Was so good we ordered the other two options a vegan and pork/vegetable dumpling to try. Best dumplings since Hawaii read more

Seattle Dumpling - Seattle Dumpling CO - Chinese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The Best Beef dumpling. The meat and the dough is perfect. I want this place open in Los Angeles please :) read more

Dumplings were reasonable, scallion pancakes overpriced, and the old pre-made boba tea should be AVOIDED AT ALL COSTS. read more

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I got the signature noodles and the chicken pork and beef set. The food was delicious! Highly recommend and had almost no line. Great place to get away from all the crowds and noise from the front of pike place. read more

Bumped into this place while looking for a quick lunch. Not terrible but they are more focused on take out than sit down. Steamed or boiled dumplings only available in 12 pcs which is too much for one person if you want to try other things. My spicy noodle soup was average and some noodles weren't fully cooked. read more

Authentic delicious and pretty fast. The whole fam loved it! Especially the soup dumplings and chicken dumplings.

I found this place hidden within Pike Place and was so excited I was able to find the most amazing Wonton in Chili oil. The item was at a great price and the staff was fast and friendly. read more

Seattle Dumpling - Wonton In Chili Sauce - Chinese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Our order was given to someone else and then while they kindly remade our order, when we got home it was three beef noodles and we'd ordered the vegan noodles (and dumplings which weren't there). Don't see anyway to request a refund either. I feel sorry for the person working there but the company set them up for failure, and I'm out over an hour of my time and $60 and am hungry! read more

I love dumplings, so I was excited to hear that a dumpling and noodle place had opened near Pike Place. Everything about this experience was terrible. We did not receive the dumplings we ordered. After we ordered, the one employee working there took out some dumplings from the freezer and boiled them. Whether she boiled them too long or what I don't know, but they were served all broken apart and mushy. They were served in boxes from Mount & Bao (a good dim sum joint in another part of town.) It was as if they bought M&B's frozen dumplings in bulk, mis-cooked them, tripled the prices and served them up. When we asked the employee about the items we received and didn't received she suddenly lost the ability to communicate. Horrible experience all around. read more

Seattle Dumpling - As served: mushy, overcooked and split. - Chinese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Its not worth it. You get so little for what you pay for and so little flavor. Advertised on the menu for each order is 12 pieces but you ask and its actually 10 pieces. Tried supporting but this place is a one and done. read more

So glad we found this little gem and didn't look at the reviews first. A little bit shocked at the reviews but we loved our dumplings! They taste homey, like your mom/grandma made them. We got the pork chive dumplings. Also came with a cute little to go tote. read more

Seattle Dumpling - Pork chive dumplings - Chinese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Not very good! Pork dumplings and beef noodle soup had little flavor. The pork was too pink for me. I ordered two bowls of noodles and two orders of pork dumplings, was around $58. Not very much food for the price. Lot of oil in the soup. I would go somewhere else. read more

My daughter usually loves all kinds of dumplings, even the frozen kind from Asian grocery stores, but not this one. We don't expect their dumpling will be as good as Din Tai Fung, but didn't expect them to be this bad. The dumpling skin is so thick and mushy because they are so overcooked. 1 bowl of Xiao long bao was $12.99 or $13.99 (I don't remember exactly), has 5 xiao long bao in a bowl, making them even more expensive than the xiao long bao from Din Tai Fung! On top of that, we bought 3 bowls for $35, but ended up being charged $42.09. Seattle sales tax is 10.25% I don't know how it ended up to be $42.09. It is my bad that I didn't check the charges in details. I would not recommend this place for anyone that wants good dumplings. If good dumplings are what you want, go to Din Tai Fung instead! read more

Handpulled noodles and fresh dough YUM! We loved the regular beef soup. The braised beef was also good but a little spicy. The dough for all the dumplings was so fresh and soft. Super cute store front where u can watch the bao being made! Would definitely go back again! read more

Seattle Dumpling - Braised beef noodles. Regular beef noodles. Chili wontons. Pan friend and regular xiao long bao - Chinese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Love this dumpling spot! I'm a huge fan of their mushroom veggie buns. Every time I've been I've never waited more than 15 minutes. Most definitely a must stop if you're going to pike place. read more

Awesome, that's how I would describe it. We visited Seattle recently and my wife found this place. It's in a corner of Pikes market that I would have never looked without trying to find this restaurant. We ordered dumplings, pork buns, and spring rolls. We were pleasantly surprised by the flavor and taste. Great experience and a truly good place to visit if you are in Seattle. read more

Seattle Dumpling - Chinese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We waited 20 minutes to pick up our order. Really slow! And they run out a lot of stuffs already in the afternoon. The taste is meh... so overall not recommend it. read more

Don't let the small space fool you! Dumplings were excellent and worth the wait! We watched them make dumplings while we waited. Vegetable dumplings are huge and delicious! read more

Seattle Dumpling - Braised beef dumplings. - Chinese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Rice noodle with spicy sauce is the worst 'liangpi' in the world, totally not the same thing as traditional liangpi but pretend it is. The noodle expect to be soft and transparent but it is crispy and tough. read more

Seattle Dumpling - Rice noodle with spicy sauce - Chinese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This place is amazing but sometimes their menu changes from time to time where some of the items are out. It's a gateway to try many Chinese dishes. Some of which are popular and some that aren't generally known but still good. read more

Looked at the reviews and had very low hopes but the dumplings were great! Fair price and great quality.

Worst noddle I have ever experienced. It cold and too soft, tested very bad. Service was also very cold.

Beware of this place. It's located in the Market where Saba used to be. It has all the trappings of a cynical tourist trap: slow service, mediocre food, and high prices. To begin with, they made almost no effort to fix up the place after Saba left. It looks exactly the same, as if they didn't want to spend a dime on establishing their own identity. Second, the service was very slow -- we waited 20 minutes for a simple order of wontons in chili oil and a couple beef baos. Third, the food, especially the wontons, was very disappointing. The wontons were slimy like raw oysters (very unappetizing), the meat filling was scant, and the chili oil sauce was awful -- it tasted bitter, like burnt garlic, and left a bad taste in my mouth. The beef bao was better. It was pan-fried, and the filling tasted OK, but it was dry and not worth the $4.50 I paid for it. In conclusion, I would avoid this place at all costs. It seems they're not even trying to provide a genuinely good product for your money. read more