Lotus Dumpling House

Food is always fresh and authentic.Great relaxing environment best dumplings in town hands down and up too. They also have boba drinks and a beauty center ... I don't use it, but I'm sure you can find collagen

My brother, sister and I stopped by here on our way to a Daft Punk show at Meow Wolf. We wanted to try something close by and local if possible. I think we found what we were looking for. Lotus Dumpling House is a cute little spot. The cashier/server was very friendly and was patient with us while we drooled over the items on the menu trying to quickly put our order together. We ordered quite a bit for the three of us, but we didn't know when we would be back so we wanted to try a little of of everything. All of the dumplings were delicious. And don't be fooled they are not frozen but made in house! The beef buns were so tasty and the dough was so soft, might have been my favorite. Let's not forget the Korean Pancakes and the Korean Bibimbap with Tofu. They were both also, de-li-cious. We enjoyed everything we ordered. Side Note: they also have a wall in the back with some asian skin care products! I wanted to check them out, but I didn't have time. Does anyone else know anything about them?

I love this place. We often get bibimbap and dumplings to go. It's a delicious meal that doesn't break the bank. Oh and the extra kimchi is worth it!

We dropped into this little dumpling shop and had surprisingly excellent dumplings... But first... if you read any reviews that talk about "Asian food" take them with a grain of salt. It's like saying European food (instead of French or Italian food) or North American food (instead of Mexican or American food)... Doesn't make sense, you see...In any case, we met the owner, who is Korean by the way (hence the bibimbap on the menu), and she explained that she had just brought in a chef from an excellent dumpling restaurant from our native Brooklyn... what a coincidence!But the food, you say? Excellent! Very authentic and wonderful- that's from both me and my Cantonese partner. Check them out for yourself!

Cute tiny shop. friendly and fast service. Got take out but would've been very casual and intimate to eat there. Like no one was there when i was but sitting in that shop alone wouldn't have felt awkward! scallion pancakes taste shockingly like onion rings lol but who doesn't love onion rings?beautiful vegetable buns they are pillowy and filled with a good quantity of filling. I don't love the dumpling sauce because it's a little sour and my preferred at home mix is mae ploy with soy sauce but that's just personal preference--my mom loved the sauce. zucchini pockets are actually my favorite they are filled with scallions and have a great crunch!will for sure come back next time i'm in town to keep exploring the menu:)

Very friendly service and the dumplings were delicious! We had the sampler so we could try a variety. The lamb dumplings were my favorite.

Best vegan bibimbap!!! So good that I dug into my spouse's plate for it! Tofu so well made, veggies beautifully julienned, with gochujang that was perfectly made. Limited vegetarian and vegan food but you don't really need to look further than the bibimbap! The hostess was very sweet, answering my silly questions on making the bibimbap. Service was fast! Highly recommend!

The taste is ok, but maybe my expectations are too high. I feel that the portion is a little small, which is not proportional to the price, and it is not the same as the photo. I ordered the beef green chili buns, and I didn't get any green chili in it. I was a little disappointed.

My friend and I went here with no huge expectations even though this particular restaurant had great reviews and high star ratings. The restaurant is very clean and has an opening and welcoming presence. We were greeted and met by a kind woman who gave us menus and told us to pick a table.We ordered dumplings of course, I had the bibimbap and my friend had the Chinese burger. Dumplings were delicious, pan fried is the way to go, boiled dumplings are not my cup of tea. The bibimbap was okay, I'm more used to the sizzling clay pot where the burnt rice on the bottom is the best part. However, her version was a clean and still yummy. On top of the rice was traditional namuls(sea weed, bean sprouts, pickled cucumbers), fried egg on top, and I added bulgogi(Korean bbq meat). The only ingredient missing which threw me for a loop was kimchi(pickled cabbage), that's a staple for Korean food. Alas, bibimbap was tasty but could be better. The Chinese burger is a good concept and was enjoyable. While waiting, I had a very nice conversation with the owner/server. She asked me if I am Korean, to which I answered yes and we automatically shared stories of our brief history. That is something I love to do and how I can connect to other Koreans. After learning brief history of her story, I understand why she has a Korean & Chinese fusion-y NM restaurant. The vibe of this place is more of a friendly, quick bite, and chill scene. I don't need expensive china plates or metal utensils to have a great experience at a restaurant. Great company, good food, and nice waitstaff/owners make a great restaurant. Also they have good Boba tea and they prepare the boba quite nicely too. Some places burn boba or don't cook enough so you get hard boba. They have a wide selection of flavors too. Whenever I get back to Santa Fe, I will be coming back for some delicious dumplings and awesome conversation.

I got the signature dumplings- and here's the key- in HOT SOUP! I was soooo good and perfect for lunch on a cold wet day