Mr. Dumpling

Elisha Nessan a month ago

The best dumplings in DFW. Everything is fresh, soft, all the vegetables tasted great, their inhouse soy sauce made everything come together perfectly. Highly recommend the steamed buns, veggie dumplings, pork dumplings, and the red bean sesame balls were some of the best- I'm not a fan of red bean paste and sesame, but these were delicious. Been to many high end dumpling bars, and Mr Dumpling is so far on top of my list.

Victoria Yi 3 months ago

I paid $10 for 10 pieces of shrimp shumai. Honestly, I don’t think they make these in-house. They seem like the same frozen shumai you can buy at the supermarket and steam yourself. I wouldn’t recommend spending your money on this. You can get around 40 similar shrimp shumai from H Mart for about the same price and steam them at home in just a few minutes.

Carlos 4 months ago

We’ve been coming here for a while and I feel bad for not leaving a review sooner! We arrived five minutes late and the owner still welcomed us with a smile and let us place our order without any fuss, that kind of hospitality really stands out. I’ve seen a lot of mixed reviews, but personally I have yet to be disappointed. They’ve been inside H Mart for 10+ years, and that kind of staying power says a lot. Give them a try and see for yourself, I’ve been happy every single time.

Britney Han a year ago

Be careful not to get sick eating their food. They serve undercooked dumplings and won't apologize at all. I told the owner that the batter was so sticky it wouldn't come off my fingers, but she insisted there was NO WAY their food could be undercooked because they steam it before reheating it to serve customers. Well, I just told her I'd dispute the charge with my credit card company since she wouldn't admit there was a problem. You should apologize first if your food was undercooked instead of telling me to bring back all the food so you could check.

Rachel Huynh 2 years ago

We travelled to Irving for work and decided to check out Hmart, where we stumbled across the foodcourt and Mr. Dumplings caught the attention for I never really tried fresh mandu. I liked kimchin dumplings the most and my husband loved their chiumai. I was hesitated at first scanning through the bad reviews here for common rude customer service. But I used to wait in college and sometimes, serving traditional cultural food to foreign customers is not always an easy and fun ride. It's the food court not a steak house so lower the expectation a little bit and show a bit more understanding and respect to each other, life would be easier for everyone including one's self. We came on Sunday busiest lunch time and every table was taken, but the male cashier was happily conversed with my husband about the ongoing war in his hometown (my husband's ethnicity is Ukrainian) and the other older lady later came out to share the discussion. They even offered him free hot tea. Overall we got very good experience with both food and the people.