Dumplings of Fury

Great Sunday night spot. We came and got tofu bowl and Szechuan beef bowl. Both were delicious. The beef was tender and spicy. The tofu crispy and vegetables crunchy. Definitely will come back to actually try the dumplings

Finally got to try Dumplings of Fury in Center St. Market in Hilliard, Ohio. I was pretty pumped looking at all the great pictures on Yelp. Not pumped after I got my food. I rate this restaurant 1.5 stars for the following reasons. Went to Dumplings of Fury around 12:15PM on a weekday and noticed there were no other customers. Walked up to the counter, no one greeted me. After a few seconds I noticed an ordering kiosk on the counter and asked if it was self-serve. I think the employee said yes, but if you were paying with cash or Apple Pay he could offer further assistance.After looking on Yelp and seeing so many great pictures of Szechuan Noodles that is what I ordered. I chose BBQ Pork as my protein selection. $13 plus my bottled water. After a good handful of minutes my food was finally ready. After taking a few bites I immediately noticed how greasy the noodles were. As I eat the bbq pork I soon realized most pieces were almost all fat. Very disappointed. After getting home I soon had upset stomach. Had two or three quick hustles to the kimode before early evening. Yikes! Won't be returning.

You order through a kiosk at the booth. I ordered the egg rolls and mushroom dumplings. The egg rolls were crunchy and warm. The filling was okay, but nothing special. The mushroom dumplings were big. They were not great by themselves, but tasted so much better with the chili oil sauce provided. Not much interaction with the staff behind the counter.

It's sad to see how this place has gone down hill. It had been a while since I've been here but we decided to go to the crooked can for lunch and got food from dumplings of fury (the wontons and a fried chicken bao). It was very disappointing. The wontons tasted like frozen food; they were also all stuck together and when you tried to pull them to get an individual one, they would rip. They were chewy and the taste was underwhelming and lacked flavor. The fried chicken on the bao bun was also under seasoned. I wish I could give this place a better review but I would not recommend eating here.

We were pretty underwhelmed with Dumplings of Fury. For starters, the name is a little deceptive as there are only like 2 types of dumplings. The rest of the menu is Asian fusion food. They have an iPad at the front where you place your order. Don't bother trying to get help or guidance from the staff because they appeared to be consciously avoiding eye contact with customers.We tried the beef jiaozi dumplings, chicken egg rolls and a chicken rice bowl. The beef dumplings were pretty good, but the egg rolls and chicken rice bowl left much to be desired. The rice was mushy and clumpy, and we had to cut out way too many tendons from the chicken before eating it. With the variety of different food options at Center Street, on my next visit I would skip past Dumplings of Fury and try something else.

Dumplings of Fury is located in Center Street Market in downtown Hilliard. While there were several options to choose from, I went with the Szechuan noodles with barbecued pork. The staff were friendly and my order was up quickly. It was a huge portion of noodles but the pork was pretty dry, and the whole dish seemed really oily to me. I couldn't even eat half the serving.

This place is actually located inside of crooked can(The center street market), the parking is diagonal the restaurant- not too far but definitely feels like it in the winter. The pan seared pork potstickers were really good and the sweet & soy sauce paired with it was delicious.The Beef Jiaozi was not good at all in my opinion, it could be an acquired taste.I was very impressed with the spicy green beans, they were so full of flavor and the toppings were crispy it was great. The atmosphere was good, great energy from all the staff.We went to the crooked can draft bar and got a lemonade vodka it was good. I noticed they had other small businesses in there including- meatball mafia, coffee connections, the cheesecake girl, two step tacos and more. I want to come back in the summer because they had a nice front patio fire pits and heaters and plenty of seating area.

I ordered the Szechuan beef bowl, and I was really disappointed. The beef was not hot or even warm, and there was a ton of fat. Two of my three first bites I had to spit out, and later I found a huge chunk of mainly fat. A few pieces were semi tender, but some were just really tough. The potato salad was a weird combination I must have missed in the description with everything that was in there. It wasn't bad,, just a weird addition. The female that took my order just seemed pissed off yo even be taking my order. I asked if they had water (which I was willing to pay for) and she said yes, but then for some reason I wasn't charged or given one. I found out there was a water jug over by where they sell beer from so it was fine. The flavor was nothing special , and for the money it was a small portion. I would have rather went next door to meatball mafia and got a sub.

The staff are incredible! My coworkers and I were there working on a project, and one of the staff members noticed. He asked what we do, and after we told him we're social workers at elementary schools, he gave us all free food! It was such a kind gesture and really warmed my heart-- especially after I had skipped lunch that day. AND, the food was really great! I had the nashville hot chicken bao and it was very yummy :)

Food has been going downhill and doesn't seem to be going back. Inconsistent quality and my meat in the Schezuan bowl was as dry as the favorite jerky I get. Do not waste money here. The people working here could care less and show it by standing around doing nothing.