Humpty's Dumplings

We ordered various dumplings and the Generals Noodles. Everything was delicious. The cheesesteak dumpling were my favorite and the hot honey chicken dumpling was a close second.

Came here for lunch in the afternoon, wasn't too busy. The place was rather small but had a self order kiosk which I found really helpful. The service was alright but not exceptional. Seeing as it was my first time here, I decided to order a sampler of assorted flavors, running me about 6 dumplings for $12, which is a bit on the pricy end. Still, I wanted to put them to the test to see if it was worth going anyways.The flavors I tried were: Buffalo chicken, honey chipotle chicken, pizza steak, spinach/mozzarella/ricotta, broccoli/cheddar, and --the most popular flavor-- cheesesteak.They came out a little smaller than I expected from the pictures, but the flavors were really nice and the dumplings held up more than I expected. My favorite flavor was the cheesesteak as I feel it was the most well rounded and -- rather familiar -- flavor, but I felt like the Buffalo Chicken was in close second.In addition to the dumplings, I helped myself to one of their noodle dishes too, specifically the Buffalo chicken flavor ($14). It was honestly really nice and had a lot of toppings (Buffalo sauce, ranch, and some blue cheese) and little bits of crunchy Buffalo chicken bites that really held the dish together!Was it good? Heck yeah! Was it worth the money? It's a bit on the pricy end so I wouldn't go here too often but one thing is for sure: I will definitely be returning here, and will bring a couple friends along too.

Love the name. Love the food. These are not Chinese, Japanese, Polish, or any other category of dumpling. They are a wild mashup and I love it. By now I've tried most of the dumplings. So when we took our gift card to the big location, I decided to take advantage and try the noodles that aren't available at the location at The Saint. The noodles were fresh and chewy. The sauce was rather sweet, but with the fried chicken it worked. The noodles come with ridiculous (but tasty) toppings, usually based on dumpling fillings. We got some frozen dumplings to take home. I'll keep visiting the Saint for my dumpling fix. But my SO occasionally laments that he can't get those crazy noodles there.

Tried out their dumpling sampler. 6 for $12 seems a little pricey as you'd expect to be somewhat full. There was no way to find out which dumpling was which without biting into one. I couldn't differentiate a couple of the dumplings which I guessed were buffalo even though I know I ordered only 1 buffalo. Flavor wise it wasn't bad for most of them. Some of the dumplings looked more fried than others but it didn't really take away from the flavor. Nothing really bad but I don't think I'd drive out of my way again to have these.

Fries were solid I'd pass on the boba it's basically lemonade with popperz not the worst tho. Gotta say the dumplings were good the elote ones I got however I just wanted more lol but like in a good way definitely tasted fresh and contemporary as far as street food goes and tastes and creativity with the menu n all go here n find out its like good stuff ngl couple more cheeses probably would go a long way

This "dumpling" place is the epitome of gentrified Asian food, so don't get your expectations too high. The "dumplings" are fried, fatty, and taste unhealthy, so I recommend you eat the "dumplings" as an app or snack, not a meal like I did. The "dumpling" fillings were for the most part, unmemorable, but I think I did like the buffalo chicken one. Service is run by a bunch of teens, and there isn't much to the ambiance. I don't recommend this place and don't plan on coming back.

I'm obsessed with their cheesesteak dumplings and I love their $1 dumplings on Wednesdays

Stopped in here for lunch, okay service! Variety of Dumplings are offered but when ordering a sampling nothing labeled so you don't know which one you're eating til you taste it! I would say it's okay! But not impressed!

Don't expect to get an Asian style soup dumpling, dim-sum, or even a chinese restaurant potsticker. These dough balls are bloated, fried, heavy globs designed for the after-bar drunk crowd. Cheesesteak dumplings, corned beef dumplings. Yuk, no thanks.When I went (and tried a second time just to be fair), the counter person couldn't answer any questions that I had about the food. And I mean anything. The ingredients, the type of dumpling, or even the sauces. And did not provide utensils or napkins. People say that it has gotten better, but no, not for me. I'll see you in Chinatown!

I love it! I ordered the cheesesteak and the chicken honey chipotle! Sweet dumplings dipping sauce was so good... I will definitely be back!