Jiayuan Dumpling House
Chinese restaurant · Redondo Beach ·

Jiayuan Dumpling House

Chinese restaurant · Redondo Beach ·

Family-run eatery with dumplings, noodles & orange chicken

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Jiayuan Dumpling House by null
Jiayuan Dumpling House by null
Jiayuan Dumpling House by null
Jiayuan Dumpling House by null
Jiayuan Dumpling House by null
Jiayuan Dumpling House by null
Jiayuan Dumpling House by null
Jiayuan Dumpling House by null
Jiayuan Dumpling House by null
Jiayuan Dumpling House by null
Jiayuan Dumpling House by null
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Jiayuan Dumpling House by null
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1904 S Pacific Coast Hwy, Redondo Beach, CA 90277 Get directions

$10–20

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1904 S Pacific Coast Hwy, Redondo Beach, CA 90277 Get directions

+1 310 792 6789
jydumplings.com
@jydumplinghouse

$10–20 · Menu

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Nov 17, 2025

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Canadian Dumpling Specialist Tries Northeastern Chinese Food in LA Next | Eater LA

"A recently opened outpost of a highly rated Lethbridge dumpling shop, this family-run spot from founders Emily Sang and daughter Linda Shi sits in a strip mall on Pacific Coast Highway just steps from the ocean. The bright interior is decorated with Chinese calligraphy and artwork and offers a small number of new tables for dine-in or takeout. The menu showcases handmade Northeastern (Heilongjiang-style) dumplings—doughier, generously filled versions including pork with napa cabbage, shrimp and chicken, and beef with daikon and carrot—many of them fried to a plush, crisp finish; Sang also makes a vinegary soy sauce specifically for dumplings. Other highlights include house-special stir-fried noodles and fried rice with chicken, shrimp, beef and vegetables; a Northeastern-style tossed salad with greens, mushrooms, carrots, onions and roasted walnuts dressed in sesame oil and seasoning; thinly sliced fried eggplant stuffed with a coin-sized portion of ground chicken served with sweet‑sour or dumpling sauce; and a crunchy sweet-and-sour pork topped with ginger and cilantro. More familiar dishes such as Mongolian beef, kung pao chicken, and poached fish in hot chile sauce round out the menu, while wonton and noodle soups are listed as coming soon once additional kitchen equipment is obtained. Service is currently family-run with Linda likely handling much of the front-of-house until more staff are hired; hours are Tuesday–Sunday 11 a.m.–3 p.m. and 4–8 p.m., with takeout and dine-in available." - Matthew Kang

https://la.eater.com/2021/7/20/22585875/jiayuan-dumpling-house-northeastern-chinese-redondo-beach-opening
Jiayuan Dumpling House

Alan B

Google
Tried this place a couple of times. The first time was delivery and the 2nd time I dined in. There’s plenty of parking in the shopping plaza and the restaurant is decent sized. The only minor issue I have is that they close at 9pm (8:30pm Sunday) which is quit early especially on weekends. But it’s family owned so no complaints. I've tried the dumplings and veggie fried noodles and both are pretty good. The food is greasy and oily and quit tasty so you can't go wrong with it. What shocked me was when I dined in and saw that they have thai ice tea for $2.69 and it's free refill 0~0 wow that's an amazing deal!!! Everything else felt a bit marked up but it's probably the area I'm in. Service is great and it's close by so I'll be back again :)

Daniel S.

Google
First time here. The House fried rice and the Orange chicken was our favorite and might be the best we ever had. The Wonton soup and the chow main were ok but nothing special. We will be coming back

Joel P.

Google
Was hungry when heading to Redondo Beach and my best friend and I were craving dumplings and decided to give Dumpling House a try... We were not disappointed!!! First and foremost, the service you get from the owners and stuff is absolutely amazing! They are genuinely caring, thoughtful, and really want to make sure you have an exceptional dining experience. We ordered dumplings, braised beef noodle soup, orange chicken, and egg drop soup... Every dish was just so savory and delicious!!! We absolutely loved the food here and will come back again because the experience was just so warm, welcoming, and the food is authentically and delightfully Chinese.

Swoon Lashes, Cosmetic Tattoo, F.

Google
This is an amazing family run dumpling place with very fresh and unique Chinese dishes. Some of our favorites are the house special noodles, the pork and napa dumplings, the wontons soups are incredible. Their honey walnut shrimp, kung pao chicken, and healthy veggie stir fry dishes are all very well done, and great flavors. They are in a small strip mall at Prospect and PCH and there is generally plenty of free parking in the lot. The service is always friendly and the family that runs the business could not be nicer. Go support this local gem.. I feel it is the best Chinese food and dumplings you will find the area.

Eva the N.

Google
this was our third visit and the food was consistently yummy. I really liked the egg drop soup. the dumplings, especially the beef, are so good. the cucumber salad is also delicious. it is a small eat in diner type restaurant. it seems that they do a lot of to-go orders.

Jen P

Google
Delicious food and friendly and attentive service!! We had the orange chicken, braised beef noodle soup and dumplings. Not fancy but clean and comfortable and everyone was very happy with the meal.

Casey

Google
Phenomenal home style meals, huge portions, extremely kind couple owning and running the store. Felt like I was in the country side getting a family cooked meal. Left spending 20 dollars full and happ with plenty to bring home

Connie & R.

Google
Nice little restaurant. We ordered the beef and pork dumplings, chicken fried noodle, string beans and Di San Xian. The string beans were very flavorful as was the Di San Xian. The noodles were good, if a bit anemic looking. The pot stickers are more homestyle, wrapped round balls. They were ok, but our least favorite. Service was excellent. Super nice and they actually refilled our waters, which rarely happens in Chinese restaurants for some odd reason. Parking was easy. We would go again