Xiaolongbao House

- incredible portions, great for sharing - family sized- great tasting food overall - recommendations: pork belly with buns, house special fried rice, cucumber salad - my dad ordered the intestine noodles soup which soured my experience unfortunately-- literally tasted like ass I'm sorry. I tried a bite and I could not get rid of the acquired taste lol. - otherwise I don't want to let that spoil the entire review so just order with what you can tell will be good and you will enjoy your time here. - workers are friendly and you can see them making food in the kitchen -- transparency! - beef Taiwanese noodle soup tasted authentic! Tons of noodles. - soup dumplings had hot soup and were pretty good! The wrapper is kinda thick compared to my liking but I know it's hard to make it thin so I can't really complain - overall 3.5/5

Solid dumpling place. Every item we had was great. The soup was comforting, the pork was spicy but flavorful, and the xiaolongbao was sized great and was exactly what I wanted. The service was so good too. The guy working there was very attentive and friendly. Highly, highly recommend!

The food was great! Different from your standard Chinese food.I had the honey walnut shrimp. There were a lot of pork dishes so it narrowed down my options.The service was friendly and ambiance casual.The food was very expensive for the type of restaurant!I don't know why someone said they only paid $10 per person. I paid $74 for 2 people! This is more of a diner and not a fancy restaurant.Their dishes seem very authentic so give it a try if you're feeling adventurous!

Service is an A+. They offer tea for customers which is comforting on a cold winter night. Ordered the pork soup filled dumpling a.k.a Xiao Long Bao along with the Shanghai Noodles SPICY.Shanghai noodles were PERFECT with SO MUCH MEAT and cartilage it was OFF THE HOOK! Loved the cut noodles- which taste house made not packaged for sure. The spice was on POINT and delivered the flavor my palate was craving and looking for. Soup filled dumplings were plentiful and arrived perfectly steaming. You just poke open a hole, douse it with some black vinegar and soy- along with chili oil and you good!

If you want bang for your buck, this is it! We ordered 6 dishes for 4 adults ($10-15 per dish, so $21/person before tip with no drinks) and were stuffed. Every dish was good, but the green beans were the best! There at either dim sum restaurants in Seattle that have tastier food, but are at entirely different price points (Din Tai Fung is closer to $40-50/adult and Dough Zone is $30-40/adult). The vibes are "strip mall" and the restaurant is near Seattle/Shoreline city limits on Aurora, so the neighborhood isn't nice, but the staff were kind (albeit while providing extremely "low touch" service, so our water glasses sat empty for a while) And restaurant asks guests to order with QR codes.

Nice setting. Greeted upon entry and was quickly serviced. Food was extremely hot and fresh, quality was amazing! Food portion was bigger than expected.

Xiaolongbao House is the real deal for getting the most bang for your buck. The food came out quick, piping hot. Noodles were on point - chewy and al dente. The pan-fried buns were huge, but they missed the juicy mark. On the flip hand, the XLBs were soupy and served steaming hot (will point out the skin is a lot thicker than the usual XLB). Nonetheless, great location for a quick grub sesh!

Came on a Wednesday and it was super busy! Delicious food and will be back again. I personally loved the spicy fish dish (don't really know what it's called in English) and the soup!

We went on a Thursday night, party of 5. It was not busy and we got sat at a big table with a turn table in the middle, right away. Which I saw this as a good sign. My friends pretty much let me order the whole menu, I feel, but it was all delicious!We ordered:- dry fried green beans- chili salt fried tofu- honey walnut shrimp- pan fried pork buns- steamed bbq pork buns- shrimp dumplings- vegetarian fried rice- xiao long bao- shumai- dan dan noodles And our bill for 5 ppl was under $150 total. I loved the fried tofu and shrimp dishes, but everything was really good! I feel like it's so hard for restaurants like these to survive in the greater Seattle area, but I hope this one lasts. I am always on the look out for good Chinese food, usually looking for something on the more authentic side, and this place has that feeling. Will need to take my mom and see if she approves. I will be back!

第一次来的时候 感觉他们家味道还可以 但这次来真的是一塌糊涂 不知道他们是不是换厨师了 京酱肉丝很bland 味道很淡 也没有豆腐皮 完全不正宗 日本豆腐一般但真的是这三道菜里面唯一能吃的了 另外一个咸蛋黄rice crispy 真的是 一言难尽 这个真的不应该是道菜 更像是个零食吧 而且味道也很一般 帮大家避雷 这三道菜一定别点 ！！！！Service is good, has a parking lot. Food is really below average, and not authentic at all.