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    4.5 (2k reviews)
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    Vanessa M.

    It was fine. I was expecting to be blown away by the food, but unfortunately it was very mid. Service was okay. The staff were friendly, but we were given the wrong item and based on the overheard conversation between the staff, they made it seem like it was our fault. I don't think I'd go back.

    Beef roll
    Hyunji K.

    Even better than before. An excellent Chinese spot in Bellevue. It has been a while since my last visit, and I am thrilled to report that Supreme Dumpling has leveled up. After finding out Sansuiwha was gone, we decided to revisit, and it was a completely satisfying dining experience. The dumplings--including the standard Xiao Long Bao, Spicy Xiao Long Bao, and Mini Pan-Fried Buns--were all incredibly clean, fresh, and delicious. We also tried the Beef Roll for the first time, and it was phenomenal; the exterior was perfectly crispy, and it was generously stuffed with flavorful beef. You can't go wrong with Honey Walnut Shrimp, and the Pork Chop Fried Rice was absolutely addictive. The rice had that ideal, fluffy texture, complementing the savory pork chop perfectly. Don't skip the Seasonal Stir-Fried Vegetables--the garlic sauce adds a wonderful depth of flavor and balances the entire meal. The only average item was the Taro Buns we ordered for dessert, which were a bit underwhelming. However, the overall food quality has definitely upgraded. On top of the great food, the service is attentive, and the interior is remarkably clean and well-maintained compared to many other Chinese restaurants. If you want a break from Dough Zone or Din Tai Fung and want to explore something different, this is definitely the place to go!

    Bright welcoming ambience
    Pallavi P.

    Bring airy welcoming ambience. They have a decent selection of dumplings and other dishes and iced teas. We got the a passion fruit drink, an assortment of soup dumplings and some cold noodles. The noodles were well flavored, the dumplings were average and the drink was good. We had ordered a Sichuan chilli oil chicken, but they were out of it, which was strange at 6pm on a weeknight. Oh well. The service though was strange and patchy. We had to wave and flag down a server each time - from taking our orders to wanting to add to our order. Finally, we got tired of trying to get one's attention and decided we were done with our meal. Given the choice of options in the area, I doubt we'll be back.

    Irma K.

    Amazing place for some dumplings and other dishes! Service was great. They were accommodating to our group and was friendly from beginning to the end of our dinner. Ambiance was nice. Lots of seating available and we were seated in a private room area. Great to go if you're with a small party celebrating a special occasion. Definitely recommend and would go again when in Bellevue.

    MinJung K.

    Went in with high expectations after hearing people say this was comparable to -- or even better than -- Din Tai Fung. Came out pretty disappointed. The food is fine, but it felt like an imitation that didn't quite land. The dumplings weren't up to par, the green beans were greasy, and overall the flavors just didn't have that same precision. The service was noticeably more casual and a step below what you'd get at DTF. Even the ambiance felt more laid-back in a way that worked against it given the comparison. Yes, it's cheaper -- and that's honestly the main thing it has going for it. But if I'm in the mood for this style of food, I'd reach for Din Tai Fung or Dough Zone before coming back here. Not bad by any means, just not the competition it's been hyped up to be.

    Hot & Sour Soup
    Dean M.

    Tasty food in a strip mall area in Bellevue. Sign up for rewards program and they will give you free entrees after racking up points which is easy to do. Food comes out quickly and friendly staff.

    Black Truffle & Chicken Xiao Long Bao Wagyu beef  Chicken

    I got my food to go, I loved the packaging and how they gave the utensils. It did feel like a luxurious experience at home also. The food traveled well and still tasted delicious.

    Supreme Pork Xiao Long Bao (8)
    Nadia K.

    Reserved through Yelp but were seated later than our reservation time. The front desk staff was kind and helpful, though, which we appreciated. The food came out much faster than at Din Tai Fung. Even though the menu has fewer options, everything we ordered was great. The restaurant was pretty busy with both takeout and indoor seating. I'm rating it lower mainly because the reservation time didn't reflect the actual seating time.

    Amy N.

    Where have you been all my life?! One word... AMAZING! We stopped by here for a quick bite after grocery shopping and it did NOT disappoint. Sorry but DTF is extremely overrated and this place is way better. We had the regular pork KLB and the spicy pork XLB. Both were delicious and full of broth. My mom who is extremely picky loved all the dishes we ordered. A few other favorites was the Taiwanese beef roll, wonton soup, and spicy pork and shrimp dumplings. I really wish we had a place this good in San Diego. Service was good. We were seated quickly and food came out quick as well. It wasn't busy because we went during a weird hour between lunch and dinner which I loved because of the quick service. I'd definitely come back again!

    HanNa P.

    I liked it. Was meeting up family and decided to try this place nearby. We got Pork Xiao Long Bao, Tan tan noodles, Wild mushroom fried rice and Braised pork belly. The soup in the Xlb was good. Noodles had great flavor. The fried rice was mild and enjoyable with no overpowering flavors. The pork belly was some of the better ones I have had compared to other places. Nothing too crazy here though. Service was fine for the most part and pleasant. Inside was very clean and modern. Private lot in front of store.

    Supreme Tan Tan Noodles
    Alyson W.

    I was a bit alarmed after eating here to realize they only have an "okay" food heath rating. I did notice some dust on the decoration I was sitting under. Ambiance is very hip. It's bustling and pretty fancy, with gold silverware and cups and modern water pitchers. However, I was confused that then hot tea we ordered was served in paper cups. That seemed at odds with the rest of the decor. Food was good. Tan tan noodles were the standout, and mini buns are also good. Xiao long bao were fine but din tai Fung's are better. I noticed a lot of people getting non traditional drinks like frozen slushies etc. Rather than hot tea. Maybe I'll try that if I come back. Service was good. Our server, David was very friendly. We were seated right away and food came out pretty quickly.

    Tan Tan Noodles
    Netta M.

    Came on a friends recommendation. Glad we did. Really enjoyed the XLB options - not just pork or truffle here! Spice Szechuan were flavorful, great texture, and perfect amount of spice for eating many of them. Tan Tan Noodles were peanutty garlicky perfection. The decor here is wild. Felt like we were in 1990s Vegas. Prepare for that 10/10 will return.

    Taiwanese Cabbage
    Ernie H.

    I've only seen this in TV before by the likes of my hero Anthony Bourdain(I know he had issues). Soup in a dumpling. How do they pull that off? Delicately it turns out. The dough is thin yet elastic to hold that soup. Yes there is a burst of liquid if you just consume it outright. Thus most people will siphon the soup first - then eat the dumpling. Which BTW is intense with flavor. We had the xiao long bao shrimp/pork and Szechuan spicy. Be warned it is - spicy. We also had Taiwanese cabbage serve hot, a subtle taste. My wife ordered hot and sour soup that was better than average with the extra ingredients they had like chicken and angel hair carrots. So why 4 stars? First let me tell you the quality of everything was second to none. The texture of the dumplings was exquisite. BUT none of the dishes flavors blew me away. Maybe I need to come back and try their other dumplings.

    Crab & Pork Xiao Long Bao (8), Tan Tan noodles, Spicy Cucumber, Spicy Pork Wonton

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    Can join waitlist on yelp. The soup dumplings are delicious. Also like the pork chop fried rice

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    Great food, friendly service. We definitely saved money compared to Din Tai Fung. The winter melon tea was awesome.

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