Dumpling House

Baby it was cold outside today. But the soup dumplings warmed my insides for sure. They were perfectly presented and very tasty. Comfortable seating and good service.

I believe they have recently changed their name to dumpling house. Or maybe they have recently changed from dumpling house to Yamato sushi house. I'm not sure which. Their sign out front says dumpling house and their menu still says Yamato sushi house. Identity crisis, no?We went in thinking this was dumpling house so we ordered dumplings. I was craving some soup, dumplings, and shrimp hao gaos. At around 13 bucks each, they were quite good. And just because I don't quite feel full with having just dumplings for dinner, we also ordered their fried rice noodles. The pictures really don't do justice for this amazing dish. They don't have fried rice on their menu, but this noodle dish tasted just like fried rice And smelled like it too. Hubby and I were really pleasantly surprised. We added a chicken to the dish, but if coming back, I will stay with just a noodles without adding protein.Our server who was Chinese, spoke very fast, and I had a hard time understanding everything he was trying to explain. But he was very eager, very nice, and very excited about us trying different foods. As it was Chinese New Year's week when we went in, he told us to try their special New Year's soup and that he was really really good. In fact, he was saying this to everyone who came in. The soup was about $13, but not big like a bowl of pho. It came in the medium size bowl, clear broth, with a bunch of mini dumplings inside. It's really not something that I would normally order, especially after ordering two orders of dumplings, but I must say the taste was pretty good. Would I have it again? I will have to remember not to get pushed over by the nice enthusiastic server.Since we didn't know, this was a sushi place going in. I had no sushi and don't necessarily think I will. I hope they figure out their identity and stick to one thing. So far, I am happy with their dumplings and their fried rice noodle.

Date of visit: December 9, 2024I needed a place open on a Monday for lunch in the western Wauwatosa-area, not an easy feat! I came across Dumpling House and was glad that I did, as it was an overall great meal.The place was deserted, save for one other table, but that didn't bother us. The club music soundtrack was an interesting and unexpected addition to the meal, though neither I nor my boss minded it. They were known for their dumplings, so of course we got those. Outside of the burping I did after the meal, they were quite tasty.My chicken teriyaki was decent; didn't love the bed of onions that it came on (definitely should have mentioned that on the menu) but other than that, it had a good flavor and the chicken tasted fresh. There was definitely enough to take for a second meal as well, which I always appreciate.

I visited Dumpling House today largely to compare its version of Xiao Long Bao with the counterpart at Momo Mee in downtown Milwaukee. Significant publicity has highlighted the downtown restaurant, and it may be convenient for those who live in the city. However, the version at Dumpling House does not play second fiddle to anyone. Their dumplings are excellent, eight are offered for $13.60, the wait staff is friendly, the setting is very clean and accessibility near 124th and Blue Mound is convenient. The menu is very extensive should members of a group want to try other offerings.

God I love dumpling house- I was recently in the east coast for a wedding where I ate my fill in lobster rolls and oysters and when I was back to the Midwest I was CRAVING Asian food, and Dumpling House always hits the spot. I recently ordered their dumplings to go and they were still delicious and fresh! One side note: DO NOT order online as I had spoken with the owner and she notified me their online ordering system doesn't work so they don't receive the orders in time, definitely call to make an order!

Stopped by Dumpling House on an early Saturday evening for dinner. It was early enough in the evening (5:30ish) that the dinner crowd hadn't arrived yet, so it was just my dining companion and I and a couple other occupied tables.We started things off with drinks. I ordered a Manhattan and my dining companion opted for a beer. Though I ordered a Manhattan, I received a French Martini (which was a shock to the taste buds as by the color, I didn't notice right away that it wasn't a Manhattan!). When I was in my early 30's, French Martinis were my jam. They were my go-to order so, while it wasn't what I ordered--I did appreciate the opportunity to reminisce a bit!We ordered their bbq pork buns to share and for my main, I got their teriyaki salmon. The pork buns were solid and the teriyaki salmon was delish. It was perfectly cooked and came with ample sauteed vegetables. It was bursting with flavor. My dining companion got the chicken teriyaki which came and was such a large portion, she was able to take half home. Their prices are reasonable ($7.95 for cocktails? Is this real life?) and the service was efficient. Get to it!

We went on a Sunday afternoon thought it was gonna be busy, but it wasn't. The waiter was so friendly recommended us to get the soup so happy we did. The restaurant was clean. The food came out fast and it was delicious. I would definitely go back.

Good pork dumplings with a tasty dipping sauce. Quick, friendly service. Clean restaurant with enjoyable and soothing music.

We really enjoyed dumpling house! A series of delicious fresh noodles and dumplings, served by a a lovely waiter. It was clear that he was in need of a little more help, but the service was very friendly.We went to primarily vegetarian, and that was easy to make happen! Highly recommend! Will be back!

Excellent food and service! The wonton soup was probably the best one I've ever had. The fried pork buns and dumplings were excellent! Looking forward to coming back and trying more items.