It's always such a pleasure to eat here! This restaurant used to be takeout only, but they finally brought back dining in, which is great! Some of the BEST dumplings I ever had in Houston; they're large with an ample amount of filling, not to mention the prices are awesome, too. I enjoyed finally being able to sit down and eat as well since the vibes are very cozy. Really nice staff as well. Love this place!

Delicious and cheap dumplings with a good option for vegetarians! I hesitate going to dumpling spots as a vegetarian because there usually aren't any options for me (or they're not tasty). They only have 1 vegetarian dumpling option but it is a delicious spinach and egg filling. Pan fried is definitely the way to go, with a crispy exterior balanced with soft chewiness.

Ordered Beef noodle soup, soup is pretty good, some of the beef is mushy. They would charge 3% fee is any card used.

The fried pork and veggie dumplings were AMAZING. I love dumplings in general, but this was on a different level. The crispiness and chewiness of the dumplings had the best texture. The filling was hot and fresh. The red chili sauce that came with it was perfect. I picked up my order and I couldn't wait to eat it. I ate half of it in my car bc I couldn't wait and I was hungry. I didn't want it to get cold and I wanted to eat it while it was fresh.

This is a staple place on my list to eat in Chinatown. This restaurant has been in this busy plaza for many years. Don't expect anything fancy. Very simple layout. You order at the counter, water and hot tea available for free, and grab your own plates, bowls, and utensils. You can always see them making their dumplings by hand through the kitchen door. We always get one order of pan fried (my favorite) and an order of boiled dumplings (my finances favorite). Dumplings come hot. The skin to filling ratio is perfect and the filling is flavorful. The price for the amount of dumplings you get is very reasonable. I also order a bag of frozen dumplings to make at home. Highly recommend coming to this place.

I went there to order frozen dumplings (pork and shrimp, pork and leek) for takeout. Also, I dined in and ate wonton soup with noodles (was okay) and scallion pancakes (very oily). You order from the front and help yourself to the water, utensils, napkins, and sauces. Make sure to get some of their homemade chili oil. The takeout boxes are also there for you to take if you need it.

One of my favorite dumpling houses in Houston! The service is always quick, and the food consistently delivers on quality and flavor. The price point is fantastic for the portion sizes and the delicious, comforting, and authentic dishes they offer. If you're a fan of dumplings, this place is a must-try!

Hands down, this is the best bang for your buck if you want dumplings. Bonus points (and arguably the most important part) they are delicious. Been coming here since like 2015, and despite perpetually trying dumplings anywhere and everywhere else, if I need a fix, Golden Dumpling House remains the supreme champ. They're finally back to having the dining room open. They did update the tables and chairs from pre covid era, so while it's definitely low key strip center ambiance, the seating is new. It's counter service, so nothing to write home about, but I do love that at the counter you can see everything being hand made. Also, they do have freezer batches so you can take and make at home, still tasty that way too.

10/10 would recommend and will be going back!! It was my first time here last weekend and I think they have amazing quality, price, and quantity so you really get your bang for your buck! Couldn't ask for more and the scallion pancake was so flaky and crispy! We got steamed and pan fried dumplings and both were delicious!

Finally open for dine in after a few years of offering takeout post pandemic, and now the interior is refreshed with more modern dining tables and chairs! Still love their vegetable dumplings (giant pillows chock full of spinach, some egg and clear noodles)! Their dumpling skin is on the thicker side, but I prefer it that way :D Prices are a little higher than a few years ago but still reasonable. They now take credit card but you have to pay a small charge for it (think it's 3%), so cash is king if you have it :)