Dough Zone Dumpling House Renton Landing

I absolutely recommend dough zone! Dough Zone is incredible! They have great vegetarian options as well! Dough zone has a relaxed, yet modern vibe. It is a bit noisy in there, especially on Saturday nights. The staff were very kind and very efficient. They provided quick and professional service. The food was great. We had delicious noodles, veggie pot stickers, and veggie steamed dumplings! They were all fresh and yummy and filled with flavor. I highly recommend dough zone, and if you are vegetarian, yes, they have a lot of vegetarian options!

The food was served very fast and fresh. The server was also very kind. Everyone was kind and work hard. 😊 Pork Xiao long bao was the most delicious one. I also ordered other dumplings but it was not meet my expectation as i wanted thin skin.. but it was not something like Hong kong or Taiwan style. The beef noodle was yummy and ubi tea was perfect. I paid almost $90 due to tips, service charge, tax. 😭 I would like to visit again if they provide reasonable price. 🙏🏻 Tq 😆

My friends never been here and wanted to try Dough zone, they think it is okay. The another place is better. The dish I like the best is the crispy scallions pancakes. Every thing is okay. I don’t like the egg crepe that on the side menu. We could not finished it. The service was not great. No refill on water, have to look for someone to order or pay. My friends called this place fast food dumpling compare to the other place.

A casual restaurant specializes in dumplings. Xiao Long Bao was really good. Minced chicken noodle was tasty too.

Delicious! There are some noodles that even though the spice level is good for me, my babies couldn’t eat. But all in all, very good! I wish there were some photos so I can know what I’m ordering. I didn’t think to order the cucumber until I saw it served to a neighboring table and the. And then wanted to try it!

The food is pretty good here and was decently priced. The atmosphere isn't really anything special; but I would definitely go back.

Excellent food! Very tasty, and a large variety of dishes. The steamed pork buns are fantastic, the Dan Dan noodles are delicious, and the beef pancake roll is delicious. Two negatives: it's a bit pricey for the amount of food you get, especially noodles, so if you're looking to fill up for cheap this isn't the right place for that. Second: the small quantities, especially the noodles, means that they will be cold by the time you get them home after ordering takeout. Nothing that a quick microwave can't fix, but the amount just isn't enough to keep warm. This is definitely a place to eat at in person!

I was craving soup dumplings & this place was great! Food was yummy & the inside is nice and spacious. I do wish there were slightly more options on the menu but overall it was nice

Fast service with friendly employees Lots tables. Our food was delicious as usual. We were in a rush so we were happy to eat and run.

Lousy customer service and pretty bland food, save yourself the time and trouble. We ordered a variety of dumplings, some buns, tea, a beef sandwich, and cucumber salad. A good variety of items to try out. The tea was basically a pot of hot water with a hint of chrysanthemum. I have had chrysanthemum tea at other establishments and it is always delicious, but here there was no flavour. The cucumber salad was the star of the table. Each bite was slightly sweet and very crisp. Our dumplings were served in baskets stacked on top of each other, they were not labeled, and when the server dropped them off he spoke so quickly and quietly, and walked away. We had to bite into each one to know what they were. Each one was so so, all were lacking in any spice or flavour. The pork buns were another highlight. The bun itself was light and airy, with the pork crackling with a savoury taste. The service was awful. Once our order was taken we were on our own for the most part. I got up and refilled our water glasses from nearby water pitchers. This place is pretty underwhelming.

"Like the McDonald's of Dim Sum" - Quick ordering, quick service, decent but not phenomenal food. Pretty indifferent about it, but for the price probably wouldn't come back. Yelp raved "lots of vegetarian options" so I was pretty excited. I'm not vegetarian but like to eat minimal meat before flying and I'm hopping on a plane today. Sad to see that there were only 2 bao options and they were both pork. The vegetable dumplings tasted like mashed microwaved vegetables.

Quickly seated despite a very busy lunch. Spacious and clean dining area. The QBao seemed slightly smaller than the ones we get in the Issaquah location. Mala noodle wasn't spicy enough. We always love the cucumber salad but definitely a bit pricey. Street and parking garage available.

I absolutely recommend dough zone! Dough Zone is incredible! They have great vegetarian options as well! Dough zone has a relaxed, yet modern vibe. It is a bit noisy in there, especially on Saturday nights. The staff were very kind and very efficient. They provided quick and professional service. The food was great. We had delicious noodles, veggie pot stickers, and veggie steamed dumplings! They were all fresh and yummy and filled with flavor. I highly recommend dough zone, and if you are vegetarian, yes, they have a lot of vegetarian options!

I would like to give Xiner her flowers because she was nice, and actually spoke to us? Once we were seated no one spoke to us. No one greeted us and asked how we were doing. When my table asked for hot water there was no "can I get you anything else?" Not even and "ok". The hot water came in plastic cups? Idk about you but in my life time plastic and hot things don't really go together. I looked across the table and the table next to us got a cup that you would expect for hot water and a kennel. When we were done ordering we put it at the end, a few people walked by us and we actually waived someone down and handed it to a lady walking by - didn't review the order with us, just took it and left. Overall just feeling super disrespected. The staff also left a tray on the limited table and we took as many photos as we can, as documented as staff would come by and drop off food around the tray, and when there was no more space they started putting the food on the tray. When things finally started filling up we flagged someone down to grab the tray, we asked "can you take the tray"and he reached for the bamboo steamer, "oh and the tray" his response "yeah I know" and walked away. Why was everything a chore? Just so you know, the serving tray does not get washed as regularly as dishes. The food tastes like how the franchise intended. But when you walk away from a place where you're feeling like you never want to come back - how the food taste doesn't matter at that point. I've been to the dough zone in Bellevue and the experience is truely night and day. This group needs customer service training.

Dough Zone has been a staple local dumpling chain in the Seattle area similar to another popular international dumpling chain - but from what I've seen Dough Zone has been a more affordable option with similar quality. I've visited Dough Zone at many different locations and can confidently say that they've all been very consistent in their quality of food and their environment is all familiar. The Renton location isn't too different from the others, I do like that it's in an area filled with other activities and shopping, so this Dough Zone makes it convenient to grab a bite after being around in the area for a while. The Xiaolongbao (soup dumplings) are tasty and filled with warm soup. I prefer the pork and beef options over the other fillings. The pan-fried dumplings are good, the crispy outside gives for a satisfying bite. The flavour isn't anything special though. I thought the noodles were okay but my partner liked them. Always a solid place to eat, will come back again.

Everything is slimy and bland. Maybe it depends on who is in the kitchen heating the previously prepared foods. Customer Service is something the employees avoid. Go to Panda across the street, it's less expensive & better customer service. Don't Go!

I had visited a Dough Zone in downtown Seattle a couple years ago and enjoyed it. A group of us ladies came out to this location for lunch. I like that their menu is available on line. You check off the items you want on a paper left at the table, a staff member comes and confirms your choices with you and brings your drinks order. As the name states, there is a lot of dough involved in your meal. Fried and boiled dumplings abound. So many options. The menu is pretty large and we all chose a couple of items. Food arrives as it is ready so the dishes, brought by food runners, rotated throughout our meal. First, we started with beverages. I went with a pot of hot jasmine tea. It was light and floral with a lovely scent and mild taste. Others in the group went with cold beverages, of which there are a several. The cold beverages arrived in lidded plastic cups with a straw. I did not try the soup dumplings but one of the ladies was able to let the rest of us know to not just bite into the hot dumpling or you would scald your mouth! Make a small hole with your teeth and gently sip the broth out before you take a big bite to get at the meaty center. Pro tip ya'll. Don't burn your mouth. The spicy beef bun was so good! I could definitely eat a couple of these. The fried vegetable pot stickers are a bit greasy and definitely benefited by dipping into one of the sauces available on the table. I'm glad the menu has vegetable offerings. The chive pancakes are crispy, also a bit greasy and tasty. Chop sticks are on the table, no forks. We didn't ask for a fork and some of us were having a very entertaining time practicing our chop stick skillz. The restaurant is clean as are the restroom at the back. The dining room is bright and sunny. Staff were all pleasant. We ordered plenty of dishes (more than mentioned here) and left quite satisfied. This is a good lunch stop as it's right near The Landing shopping area and we walked off lunch with a fun afternoon of shopping.

I have been to multiple Dough Zone locations but haven't got a chance to review this location yet. When we walked in, the restaurant is bright and spacious, with plenty of table seatings. Came here around lunch time and it wasn't busy. The host greeted and seated us immediately. Like most restaurants, you have to scan the QR code for the menu. We ordered the usual soup dumplings and Q-bao buns. They also offered jianbing with crisps, which was new on the menu so we have to try that. Overall, the foods were all delicious and consistent with most of the other locations. I really liked the jianbing since it was soft on the outside and crispy in the inside with some heat added from the sauce. For desserts, we decided to order the banana naan bread which was a nice end to our meal. The naan bread was lightly stuffed with bananas, perfectly eaten with whipped cream. We will order this again when we come back! Imo I like dough zone for the variety of dishes that DTF doesn't have. Not to mention, there's plenty of parking nearby. Really nice to have this location at the Landing!

It's been about a year since we came here. Right off the bat, I noticed a few changes - they removed a-choy from their menu and added more desserts. Boo- their A-choy was so good. Crunchy and nutty and healthy.. also they have a kiosk to put your name on the waiting list. We went here later in the day and didn't have to wait long.

The soup dumplings were very good, great flavor and the chicken was delicious. The pork was ok and lacked a bit of seasoning. The Dan Dan noodles were kinda meh as we thought it lacked seasoning. The other dishes of beef bun was very good and the service was excellent. The place is clean and inviting.

I came on Friday afternoon, there was no wait. The food were all great, and I would like to highlight the cucumber. Though it is not a main dish, it's necessary to order because it'll refresh your pellet. Staff was okay, nothing memorable. Place pretty nice & open. It's great to have this restaurant option in The Landing!

My friends never been here and wanted to try Dough zone, they think it is okay. The another place is better. The dish I like the best is the crispy scallions pancakes. Every thing is okay. I don't like the egg crepe that on the side menu. We could not finished it. The service was not great. No refill on water, have to look for someone to order or pay. My friends called this place fast food dumpling compare to the other place.

So, its sunny and you want something Chinese, but not a full course meal. You want something light, yet filling. "Ah ha" you say. You choose Dough Zone. Yes. It is a chain. Yes. It is a little pricey. However, it doesn't mean that you shouldn't get down with your chopstick when coming here. It's a modern take on a dumpling house, and the inside decor is very modern. However, you're here for the dumplings... and the noodles.... and the other treats they offer. For me and my friends we are very eclectic eaters. So, what better way to pick EVERYTHING from the menu. We start with a crunchy Kale Salad with the sesame dressing, and then the Yin Bin Szechuan noodle soup arrives (much slurping occurs). Next arrives our Five Spice shaved beef shank, which didn't last more than 7 minutes. After THAT the main attractions appear! We ordered the Pork Won-Ton dumplings along with your obligatory order of steamed Xiao Long Bao soup dumplings. To say we talked, drank and enjoyed ourselves was a given. However the food the casual mood of the restaurant helped set the stage for our very positive conversations. Be advised, the restaurant reopened quickly after the 2023 fire that affected the complex. But it hasn't changed how the restaurant makes you feel! Relaxed and ready to eat! Get some dumplings in the Renton Landing today!

The Dough Zone looked like it was a happening place. It is located in the Landing. If you are a cheap SOB, this is the place that you are dreaming of. They seem to be a chain with most of their locations in Washington and a few locations in Northern California serving up Shanghainese food (dumplings and noodles). I got a couple of beef stew noodle soups for takeout. The beef stew noodle soup came with an ample amount of noodles and a couple pieces of beef. The beef was tender. The soup was okay. I've had better, but, I'm not complaining since it was less than $10. My wife also had a bowl, and she liked it. We also got an order of their green onion pancake. They pancake was nice and savory. It was good. It was a good spot. We liked them for their food and their price.

This location is my second favorite to the International District location. But is still good, it's very tasty and clean environment. There's been maybe twice it tasted just a little different than usual but not enough to not come back. I always suggest getting on the wait list ahead of time especially in peak times. It can get pretty busy. But if you have to wait it's worth it. I do wish there were more bathrooms. One stall for both "genders" can get backed up in that big location.

Four stars. Less busy than other dim sum in the area by a long shot, clean and very efficient. Always served pretty quickly and the staff are friendly & helpful. Overall not the most variety but what they do have, they do well. Haven't disliked anything though I am not sure the numbing peppercorns in the dan dan noodles are for us. We like the chicken xiao long bao and several of the other menu items. Overall grateful to have them and do enjoy coming when we have reason to be up in Renton (traffic to/from can be a bit of a nightmare).

Excellent food! Very tasty, and a large variety of dishes. The steamed pork buns are fantastic, the Dan Dan noodles are delicious, and the beef pancake roll is delicious. Two negatives: it's a bit pricey for the amount of food you get, especially noodles, so if you're looking to fill up for cheap this isn't the right place for that. Second: the small quantities, especially the noodles, means that they will be cold by the time you get them home after ordering takeout. Nothing that a quick microwave can't fix, but the amount just isn't enough to keep warm. This is definitely a place to eat at in person!

Delicious dumplings and the prices are competitive. Happy to come back here again. We had no problem getting a table without reservations. I couldn't believe how fast our food came out.

Heaven. On. Earth. My favorite restaurant in WA by far. I've never had anything I didn't love from here. The pan fried pork buns, wontons in hot & sour sauce and the Dan Dan noodles are the best thing in this world. The mango green tea is super yummy too. Every single time (not exaggerating) I travel up north I eat here. Love love love this place and would HIGHLY recommend to anyone, as it's always the first place I suggest people to eat at in the Seattle area.

Went here with a friend for dinner. I like how clean and well lit the place was. The music wasn't loud if there was any. It isn't usually what I expect when I go into an Asian restaurant because it's usually darker and not always the cleanest looking. I saw not only Asians eating here but other people. My usual thing that I look for is that the people eating at the place usually have the people of that ethnicity eating there also because that's when you know the food is going to be legit. The service was great. They followed up a couple of times and kept our waters filled. The food was decent. I don't recall what I got but I don't recall thinking it was the best I've had. It also wasn't bad to the point that it's hardcoded into my brain. I think I had an appetizer that were cucumbers with a spicy sauce. The way it was prepared was different, that I do remember, than what I'm use to. I do think I prefer it the other way. The place didn't have anything that nagged at me enough that it pulled me away from my conversation, and it was good because it's a good enough place to get lost in conversation with good company. The place isn't amazing, but it isn't bad. Closer to 5 stars but I felt it was missing something. Would go again, but not in a rush to.

Great service. The soup dumplings are delicious and the cucumber salad the perfect mix of sweet with heat. Can't wait for the Lacey restaurant to open.

The food isn't as delicious as DTF but it definitely has it own charm! The pan fried items were a bit hit with our kids and same goes for the dan dan noodles. Service is always super quick and friendly. We always get seated right away and parking is easy....making this a go to spot for lunch or dinner when we're in the area. Ambience - typical upper Asian restaurant vibe. Pretty clean and good place to bring guests who are new to Asian food scene. Price was fair but wish the noodle dishes were a bit larger. We recommend the pan friend items and the noodles. The spicy wontons were ok but nothing special. Flavors for all items have been consistent, which is a plus. Not too sweet, salty, or spicy with any dish. Would come back and it's great for large groups

Go wild any order anything. It's all good! I do recommend the sesame salad, the cucumber, and the Dan Dan noodles as staples though!

Inside is nice and clean. Prices were good, medium bowl of noodles for about $7. Taste of everything was just so-so, hard to explain. Everything was just sort of greasy, even the dessert.

A few friends and I decided to call a last-minute audible and come here over The Rock - I am definitely glad we did. This place was amazing - great, fast service, cool atmosphere, and most importantly, amazing food. We ordered the following dishes (party of 4) Green Onion Pancake (x2) Spicy Beef Sandwich Pork Xiao Long Bao (x2) Q-BAO Vegetable Pot Stickers Chicken Pot Stickers Mala Noodles (x2) Sweet & Sour Cucumber Dan Dan Noodles Noodles w/ onion soy sauce Everything was really, really good. The pancakes, a staple! Spicy beef sandwich was crunchy and tender. The Xiao Long Bao was super juicy and the Q-BAO had a nice crunch. The pot stickers were good and the noodles were excellent. Always love the numbing flavor. The cucumbers were definitely my favorite though. The flavor and CRUNCH was amazing. I've seen others say the service was minimal, and that's true, but I prefer it. The service was present when it needed to be (more water, bringing food out), but they were hands-off when needed too. I don't mind that at all, but if you truly like a lot of check-ins or service then you may find Dough Zone's style bothersome. I'll definitely be back here for sure. Total was about $120 after tax/tip.

The food here is so delicious and very reasonably priced! Not as crowded as Din Tai Fung, and a great alternative. Service was great and we sat by the window, which was nice. Overall an excellent experience

TLDR/ Food: decent Service: minimal Ambiance: loud Verdict: meh The overall experience at Dough Zone is lackluster. The food is moderately expensive and good but not great with the exception of the Dan Dan noodles which are stellar. The pork xiao long bao are good but tend to be of a lower quality standard than at other restaurants I have frequented. They sometimes come over or under cooked, and sometimes are not fully closed. The vegetables are good but expensive for the amount you get and their spicy options are laughably not spicy. The tea, was molten, but not freshly brewed so it felt cheap and also was super difficult to actually enjoy. The cups were made of plastic and so the heat seeped through them and almost burned me a few times. It sucks to have to water down tea just to be able to drink it during you hour long meal. The service is basically nonexistent. If you want anything be ready to flag down an employee and then be ready to wait. The ordering menu is cool, but leaves a lot to be desired and gives no indication of size. The online menu is nice, but make sure to load it before entering because that place for sure has a wifi blocker or perhaps it's construction is such that signal is blocked regardless. Ambiance, well, there isn't any. It feels somewhere between a cafeteria and a loud sparse bar. The decor is vaguely noodle themed but nothing to write home about. The tables, the flatware, the spoons, the bowls, everything is both cheap and shaped or molded to make using it difficult. Just try to not spill soup on yourself, I dare you. Overall, go if you like dumplings, maybe it will satisfy your itch. It certainly is not the quality place I hoped it was, but if you want soup dumplings, 50 cents each isn't a terrible tragedy, if you get ones that are cooked to temp and not filled with holes.

Service is okay. Xiao long bao are delicious. The wontons in chili oil are really good too. Whenever we want a quick dumpling fix at a reasonable price this is where we go. My wife always complains that the tables are a little sticky.

I enjoyed our first time visit. We had a party of 7 with one baby. The hostess set us up in a nice area that gave us plenty of room to move about ( as parents of babies understand!). The food was ordered on their paper list of entrees. Similar procedure like they have at Din Tai Fung (for those who've been there). The dumplings were delicious as well as their cucumber sweet and sour and beef noodle soup. We had ordered other dishes as well. Just a bit disappointed with their banana naan. It was simply an Asian pancake with mashed bananas inside. Something I could've made at home in 2 min. The service was very good. Friendly and very efficient! We will definitely return!!

Thus was my second visit. My first was prior to covid abd dined in the downtown location and I Loved it with 5 stars. This was my second visit at the Renton location post covid and immediately noticed a decline in their food. Won ton soup was in oily broth and the won tons had freezer burn taste. Ordered 2 orders of green onion pancakes and we're delicious and not oily. The broth dumplings were good but we're not piping hot when delivered to our table. Dan Dan noodles were perfect and delicious. Soon after I finished my lunch my stomach was upset and knew the food quality was unlike my first visit. Service was ok but not prompt. We had to wave down someone each time. Unfortunately it has changed and would not return again. What was once a 5 star to a 1 star. Don't know if it was the location but something got lost over the years.

Dough Zone impressed me once again. In my opinion, they serve the best Chinese Noodles in Washington. This visit we ordered Yi Bin Noodles, Noodles with Minced Pork, Beef Noodle Soup, Beef Potstickers and Broccoli with Seafood Sauce. All dishes were outstanding. I suggest adding your party to the Yelp waitlist before your arrival to mitigate a wait when you arrive. We did not have a wait, due to being on the waiting list. Our food arrived hot and fresh, approximately 10 minutes after we were seated. The service and entire experience was exceptional.

This wasn't my first rodeo at the Dough Zone in Renton. I didn't get pictures of everything, but we were seated quickly and could tell the tables and seats had been cleaned/wiped down which is great. The cucumber is great and is nice to have something crisp and fresh. The Dan Dan Noodles and the Buroc Pork Steamed bao, seemed a little off from previous times. Still good, but just not as amazing as I recall from other visits. When making a run up to IKEA, this will continue to be a stop in the rotation.

Always a great spot for dumpling. Service is quick and the food are at a decent price. My favorite is the dan dan noodles. Wish they serve some rice though.

I really enjoyed my overall experience at Dough Zone! I see it as a cheaper and yummier version of Din Tai Fung. Most was extremely yummy, with a few misses. Would definitely come back What we ordered: Pan fried ground beef cakes -- my favourite Pork with crab meat XLB --couldn't really taste the crab Chicken XLB -- honestly, both XLBs taste very similar but the skin was great and the inside was perfectly juicy. Great flavours for both. Pickled string beans -- lease favourite dish. It wasn't what I was expecting.. cut into little pieces. I usually like pickled dishes but this was just way too sour. It's an acquired taste for sure. Broccoli with seafood sauce -- misread it and thought it was broccoli with seafood. Nonetheless, the seafood sauce was well matched with the steamed broccoli. I wish there was more sauce in comparison to how much broccoli was given though. Great healthy addition to our meal, but I wouldn't pay 6/7 dollars for a broccoli stock again. Beef stew noodle soup -- not the best, not the worst, but up to standard I guess! Sweet and sour cucumbers -- two ling cucumbers cut fancily!! I know many people who love the taste, but it was just an ok from me as it was a little too tangy Pork wonton with chilli sauce -- their secret chilli sauce was the HIGHLIGHT of this entire meal. I would eat it with everything if I could.. soooo good!!! Food: 4.5 Overall very satisfied and would love to come back and try other dishes! Service: 4.2 Food came out super quick !! Servers were nice. Could have been a little more attentive though. Ambiance: 4.4 Spacious and modern space. Didn't feel cramped even though there were many people inside. Overall: 4.3!!!

We adore Dough Zone. It's the only place imo that you can get some legit soup dumplings for a good price, where they also offer vegetarian options. That said, we no longer go in person due to the enormous waits. Just order delivery. It will get to you faster. It's the opposite of when the Burger King drive-thru line is long and you go inside. Stay home and order direct form Dough Zone at their website. We always get multiple vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. Most recently, we tried their beef wrap thingee for the first time - it was amazing. Beef and lettuce in a crispy shell. Plus, you CAN get multiple items to try here because it's affordable. Just to give you an idea, a gigantic and filling order from Dough Zone that will last us at least two meals, maybe more, came to the same amount as a box of donuts and a coffee on GrubHub. Nuf said. Eat here. But stay home.

Food was good, not as good as Din Thai Fung, but the price was so much better. I did however feel really rushed through my meal with being asked 4 times if I was okay and if there was anything else I needed while trying to hangout with friends. . That was within a 5 minute span. The dishes came extremely quick and almost back to back. Maybe I'm reading too much into feeling rushed. The place was very clean and we got seated almost instantly which shocked me. I will definitely come back, but definitely not to catch up with friends but for a quick delicious bite.

Love dough zone, super happy they've added so many locations so it's a lot easier to get in right away.

The service is fast and the dumplings come flying out nice and hot! Tried some noodle dishes and some of my favs. The pork and shrimp dumplings in soup form are mighty tasty, be sure to vent the dumplings so the soup doesn't burn. Great to have a location closer and more accessible than the store in The international district. Highly recommend.

I like that they have several vegetarian options, (doesn't say anything about it being vegan). The potstickers were so so. The spicy mala noodles were good but not too spicy. I liked the kale salad with garlic but I really wish they made broccoli a vegetarian dish (without seafood sauce). Same goes for the dessert (banana naan) - wish it did not have any butter in it! Outside of that it was a good experience. Service was decent. Ambiance was laid back. Would go back to this location again.

Very predictable and satisfying dumplings and noodles. Food comes very fast but like other dumpling places it comes as ready. If you've never been don't expect your 'order' to come together. In fact your appetizers may come much later (green onion pancake takes a bit we've found). Staff is efficient and attending. No fluff just what you need. The inside is pretty plain and they don't try to make it elegant or anything. Basic tables. Our typical order which we don't divert from because satisfying: -soup dumplings -steamed dumplings -Dan Dan noodles -boiled spicy wontons -green onion pancake We've stopped getting potstickers/pan fried dumplings as they just weren't our thing. Drinks are basic don't expect much there.

Extremely crowded on a Friday night. I was with my self and my family which included the kids. The wait was about 20 minutes long. The food was great. Service was OK initially the waiter was really rude so I was contemplating leaving as my husband tried to ask her a question she held her hand up and did not respond. We ordered multiple different dumplings from steamed to boiled and to fried. Everyone had their own favorites. Most of it was chicken. We did try the pork, but I myself did not like the pork steamed dumplings, but again to each their own.

Good food if you are in the area and in the mood for soup dumplings. The service was fast. Plenty of parking around the area as well which is a plus.

Food are not as good as it used to be. And don't order food to go because they won't give you enough sauce for your food they won't even fill the sauce cup up for you so you can only eat half your food haha

The plaza this restaurant is located in has a lot of stores to visit. There's plenty of parking. You can also join the waitlist table ahead of time. The xiao long bao dumplings were delicious. The ma long soup was spicy in a sneaky way. It numbs your lips slightly and you can feel the heat in the back of your throat. The scallion pancake was great to offset the spice of the noodles. I loved how crispy they were. I ordered a coke and they brought a cup of ice and soda can to the table. I like that this is cheaper than Din Tai Fung but the quality is still good.

I went here around 12-1 PM for lunch with a friend and surprisingly, it wasn't packed at all--in fact, it was fairly empty. We were immediately seated and asked for order online through a QR code. As this was a chain, the decor was pretty similar to all other Dough Zone locations and service was really nice and quick. Soon after ordering, we received our plates and they started coming out really quickly one after the other. Overall, it was really good. It tastes pretty much like any other Dough Zone and is very reliable, delicious, and affordable!

Try to go early as this place gets packed with people on weekends! Great food and great service! Sweet and Sour cucumber is refreshing Dan dan noodles has a very mild taste but good Beef rolls has to be my fave. One order is already very filling!

Came here with Sis because she'd tried some really good dim sum in Renton and she thought this was the place. We came in and she realized it wasn't, but we were there, so why not try. The service was friendly and quick. We barely ordered when a few minutes later food started getting fired out to the table. The cucumber appetizer was intricately cut and I love the marinade it was in. Sweet, fresh, and crunchy, it tasted like a sweet pickle that hadn't pickled. We tried the Chicken Wontons in Chili Sauce and that was nice. The Soup dumplings were good, but I wasn't crazy about the Pan-Fried Pork Buns. I was expecting the meat to be that red saucey chopped meat but instead it was like a flat meatball inside, so maybe it was just disappointing because I expected something else. The Pork and Shrimp potstickers have a beautiful presentation. I thought they had friend it in a butter sauce to the point that the butter made a netting, but I guess it was more of a flour mix because it didn't taste like anything. Sis ordered the Minced Pork Noodles which she liked but was not my favorite. It was pretty, but it just wasn't a taste profile I enjoyed. We finished with the banana naan which was pretty good. It needed a little more whipped cream, but it was a solid dish. We got lucky because we arrived a little after they opened, so there were no lines, but the place filled up. Also for you Pokemon Go peeps, this place is right next to a Pokegym and a few Pokestops, so you can load up on items as you eat.