Mini Potstickers

It’s the best dumpling place in Nob hill Russian hill area by far. It’s fresh and costs about 11$ a plate

Came with my gf. We each got a beef noodle soup and shared a cold appetizer and the mini dumplings. Really good food! Hits the spot esp if you’re Chinese. My gf commented that the noodles were definitely home made and the entire experience felt like you were at someone’s house. Total was 50$ before tax/tip

They have the best tasty wonton soup in the town, kimchi fried rice also good.

We ordered a variety of items and loved most. The few that were not our favorite were still good, just not personal preference. The service was great. The spicy soup dumplings were amazing

A tiny little dumpling place with some amazing mini potstickers and equally delicious chicken chow mein. I will 100% be back here again. The service was impeccable. I never had to ask for anything. The server was extremely attentive and very polite

Enjoyed the beef noodle soup and cucumber salad for a weekend lunch. It was fast , clean and saved me a trip to sunset. It looks like a shorter menu

I stopped by after reading this was an outpost of Mini Potstickers in the Sunset. I love dumplings and theirs are delish. Love the mini potstickers and XLB. Will be back to try more items. They were friendly and efficient. Nice addition to Polk St!

Tried the Tom Yum and Pork XLB/soup dumplings. They were tasty and individual metal tins. Not as soupy as I would have liked and a little small. The beef fried rice was simple and tasty. The beef was a little chewy and there with thick fatty/cartilage pieces.

I was getting hungry while my kids were going crazy at Wow Playground when I saw this place across the street. Ever a sucker for dumplings, I thought I'd try it out. The mini pan fried pork buns were the go-to option recommended by folks, so I went with that. MAN they were good! The right balance of thickness of the dough and juicy meat inside. The flavor was perfect. Highly recommend! M ust try the mini pan fried pork buns I f you're at Wow Playground, you can bring food in N eed to go back to try other items I deal balance of dough and meat

This is a small spot focusing mainly on dumplings; stick to the specialties. I like their risk-taking, particularly in dumplings. I also like their hexagonal chopsticks. The mapo tofu dumplings are decent, though I'd like a bit more sauce and a lot more Sichuan peppercorn than just hints. The tomato egg dumplings are intriguing -- there's cheese and pineapple, which helps fill out the dumpling, and the egg extends to the wrapper. The result is a sort of weird raviolo; I think more body would help. The Chinese burrito, a sort of jianbing (the bing actually reminds me of dosas), is generous in portion, but is filled mostly with lettuce and falls apart pretty easily. This was much improved by chili oil. The shrimp fried rice is mixed; the shrimps themselves are cooked nicely, with good bouncy texture, and are of good size. But there is zero wok hei. I'd get the mini potstickers again. They are, to be clear, pan-fried xiaolongbao, not mini potstickers per se. The sesame/scallion-to-surface area ratio is appropriate. They are crisp. There's not much soup inside, but the meat has a good peppercorn-ish overtone. I want to say that it's Sichuan, as it's sort of floral, but there's no mala. This might be a white whale for me.

Hole in the wall, fast casual dumpling restaurant. The food was decent and their service was very fast. - Chinese burrito: huge portion, crispy as they made to order. I chose pork floss and beef. I will skip beef next time. I loved this. - Mini potstickers: imo it's average, not very crispy at the bottom and needed more salt. I probably won't pick Mini Potstickers as the top dumpling restaurant in the city but it's worth coming back if I'm in the area.

I ordered takeout here and this meal was a 10/10. The 12-piece mini pan fried dumplings were so juicy and flavorful - just perfect. The spicy noodle soup also hit the spot. It was the best meal I had my entire trip.

Wow. This place will get you FED. FOOD The food here is absolutely solid. Their JianBing is chonky to say the least. For less than $15, it will get you fed. The dumplings were magnificent as well. The skins are thin while juicy. It's not gamey nor it's bland. Highly recommend both dishes. SERVICE The service is what you can expect. The restaurant itself is relatively small and intimate. The two hostesses running the place is quick and efficient while still being attentive and nice. ALL IN ALL. One of my fav Chinese food spot in the city. Def will come back again!

Glad to have a soup dumpling spot on Polk street. You scan the QR code on the table and can just order directly on there! Super easy and convenient. My favorite dish was the garlic green beans. They were so flavorful and delicious. We also ordered the mini potstickers, the chicken and corn dumplings, the trio XLBs (original, tom yum, spicy) and chicken chow mein. I thought the potstickers and dumplings were well made but not super flavorful. There is vinegar, chili oil and soy sauce on the table so you can make a dipping sauce. The soup in the XLBs could also be richer. Overall, this is a decent spot and the prices are reasonable!

Was excited to see this newer location so I didn't have to go all the way to Sunset! The seating inside is pretty limited, but it was perfect for our group of 3, and service was pretty fast. Loved the slightly modified takes on classic dim sum dishes! The mini potstickers were cute and bite-sized and fried well. The Chinese burrito was flavorful and actually had a hit of kick, and the wrap itself is thinner than I expected of a typical jianbing but I liked the crunch in the texture from the lettuce and wonton chips! The Xiao long bao were pretty standard, although trying the tom yum ones were cool because I love tom yum. Overall, would recommend for a casual modern take on traditional dim sum if in the area!

I love the mini potstickers. The skin is soft, flavor and juicy. Hands down the best thing on their menu. Everything else was good but nothing special. I did really like their pan-fried dumplings. Wish the spicy wonton was more spicy. I am happy to have a decent Chinese restaurant in the area. Service was good and efficient. There is a take out order kiosk in the front if you want to go instead of eating in. Can't wait to come back for more mini potstickers. There is a neon signage inside and horrible for pictures.

Such a great addition to the food scene on Polk. Mini Potstickers serves delicious handmade dumplings, potstickers, noodles, and more. Fillings are packed with flavor, noodles are cooked al dente, and soups are aromatic. The Chinese burrito was one of the best I have ever had. We had the combination of pork floss and chicken which I recommend. It was light, flavorful, not overly oily, balance of sweet and salty. Highly highly recommend this place! I already can't wait for my next meal there.

Mini Potstickers is still new, so I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt. Otherwise, it would be a 2-star review because there are some things they need to fix. The service doesn't seem to understand the takeout business well. If a customer orders four separate dumpling dishes and noodles, it's likely for multiple people--yet I got home to find only one pair of chopsticks and two sauce packets. The dumplings are okay, but nothing special. Prices are on the high side, which is probably due to the Nob Hill location. Would I go back? Maybe.

Pretty good with a great gimmick - small (but still surprisingly flavor-packed) dumplings. Service is efficient (it's order at a kiosk, then wait). So why just three stars? Well, I wasn't surprised by the flavor palate, and they're pretty generic. The size is cute, but I don't need to go back and pay premium for what I could find anywhere. It's by no means bad - it's just pricy for what it is.

No frills location on Polk St -- ordering is done online, service is really efficient. We got the mini potstickers, combo XLB, and Chinese burrito. A perfect amount of food for 3 people! The burrito was surprisingly spicy but had really nice crunch. Potstickers were good -- very juicy but a little oily. XLB were also not bad as well; I like that the wrapper is on the thicker side. Good option for a quick and casual meal! Very reasonable prices as well.

This is my go to restaurant for a weeknight dinner on Polk street. Most people know the Sunset branch, but the Nob Hill branch is just as delicious and usually less crowded. The mini potstickers and chili oil wontons are always a hit. Im also a fan of the string beans, and have had several of their cold dishes before too. Dishes here tend to lean on the saltier side of things but I think portion sizes and prices are reasonable, so I would always choose mini potsticker over overpriced options like Dumpling Story.

Was suppper excited to try this place but was a bit disappointed. The spices were lacking on most of the dishes and even adding the table ingredients didn't make up for it. The service was good and it was a very pleasant place to be in but was not a fan of the food.

Food was pretty good! I loved the string beans! The beef stew was slightly salty but the meat was sick and udon was nice. The mini potstickers is a must. Service is quick and kind! The atmosphere of the place is cute!

My hubby and I came here after our dance class at Arthur Murray. Ordered the spicy dumplings, mini spicy juicy baos and the mixed XLB. The xlb was its original, Tom yum, and spicy xlb flavor. The food was pretty decent. I had high standards after going to the Mini Potstickers in the sunset. Although the restaurant was fairly empty on a Wednesday, it took the food some time to come out. All in all, solid dumplings and great in tastes. Would come back if I'm in the area.

Loooved this spot! Came here with a group of four on a Friday night around 6:30pm and there was no wait. Food was conveniently ordered via mobile app, and we got both the spicy and non spicy mini potstickers, the celery salad, Chinese burrito, and corn dumplings. Everything was delicious, especially the potstickers, which were incredibly juicy and crispy on the outside! I was surprised at the Chinese burrito being on the menu, as that had been something I'd been searching for for some time. Overall, great authentic tasting food for a solid price.

Yum!! A must try on Polk!! I absolutely loved the food here, I came here twice in two weeks! The tom yum XLB is sooo flavorful. The dumpling is bouncy and perfect. Highly recommend getting this. The noodles are also really flavorful and delicious. We also tried the spicy wontons, the mini potstickers, the cucumber salad, and the noodle soup. Amazing selections. I absolutely loved all of the food. The price is also fairly affordable for the location and portions. The service is incredibly nice!! The staff is super attentive and helpful! I would highly recommend!!

New favorite dumpling spot! I like their crispy potstickers here more than any of the more popular modern style dumpling spots in the city (dumpling time, dumpling story, dimpling home, etc.) The bottom of the dumplings were so crispy, but the inside was juicy and the perfect size to fit in one bite. It was $13.99 for 12 dumplings which is really well priced for a spot on polk street. The spicy wontons were great as well with a good crunch I don't typically experience in wontons. The service was great, the server checked in on us made sure we had water and whatnot and the food came out quickly. Would recommend if you are craving dumplings!

Got my teeth whitened and immediately tried to find something that wouldn't stain them so I got potstickers and soy sauce, naturally. Anyways, these were little joyful bites of flavor. 12 in total, perfect amount to fill you up kind of, pretty yummy

Trying to find the appropriate food to get during the heatwave in San Francisco on a hot October Autumn is an interesting task. It was too hot and sunny for soup or any food item that starts with the name super. I was in the Polk Gulch in San Francisco and I saw the signage for Mini Potstickers. Although the namesake was tempting I stuck with my first choice in mind which is the dumplings which are my jam. Mini Potstickers has a lot choices on their menu. They offer anything from Chinese Burritos to Wagyu dumplings. I had to order the mushroom fish dumplings which were tasty but had celery inside which were a crunchy surprise. Next I wanted try something with a variety of different flavors so I got the three flavor dumplings with chives, pork, and shrimp. The dumplings were soft and smooth on the outside and tasty and favorable on the inside. It packed more flavor after dipping it with hot chili oil and soy vinegar to give it a salty but savory taste. Once Autumn in San Francisco starts to cool off I will have to try something more soupier on their menu like their wonton soup and Xian Long Bao. Overall it was a good place with a good neon glow decor inside to enjoy some dim sum in San Francisco. I forgot to mentioned they also serve liquor So you can enjoy it with your dumplings or potsticker

I came to try their Chinese burrito. They offer a number of options like chicken and beef for filling, but I went with the pork floss. Overall, I thought it was just ok. There was not much meat and the sauce used was a bit sweet for my taste. The inside of the restaurant was nice looking and clean. The servers were super friendly and helpful with any questions about menu items. It took roughly 10 minutes from when I ordered my food for it to get to me. I definitely may try some of their other menu items, but won't be going out of my way to come back

The perfect neighborhood spot for comfort food! I've been here multiple times since they've opened and will absolutely keep coming back Food: reasonably priced, freshly made, and absolutely delicious. Highlights include: - Chinese burrito: perfectly crispy crepe outside, delicious sauce and filling inside. My favorite is the beef and pork floss - boiled dumplings: really any of the filling flavors are good. I prefer their boiled dumplings by themselves over the boiled dumplings in soup - XLB: really flavorful filling and perfect amount of soup. the skin is on the thicker side, but not too chewy - Cucumber salad: add a little chili oil and it's the perfect app or snack Service: great! very kind and attentive staff Ambiance: small but well laid out and clean space Such a great addition to Polk!

Reasonably priced, tasty, shareable dishes! We got the: - normal and spicy mini pan fried postickers (I loved that they were bite-sized; the spicy ones aren't really spicy at all) - Chinese burrito (my personal favorite; highly recommend!) - Chonqing spicy noodles (flavorful) The staff are also friendly. You order with a QR code menu and pay after your meal. The vibes are on the casual side with cute, neon signs throughout. I love the street that they're on -- perfect to walk around and explore after grabbing a bite to eat.

The sunset location is definitely better. This location had plenty of seating on a Saturday during lunch hours. We got the spicy noodles, crepe, spicy wonton, and mini spicy soup dumplings. The soup dumpling was the best out of everything that we got, but there was barely any soup inside it. For the crepe, highly recommend eating it right when it arrives as it's not as crispy if you wait mid meal. I don't recommend the spicy wonton as it looks better on picture compared to the actual food.

Gotten both takeout and sat to eat in - service is always speedy and reliable tasty! The mini potstickers are a go to but also try their spicy oil wontons and Chinese burrito and noodle soup, all chefs kiss

Very tasty Xiao long bao spot! The soup dumplings had plenty of fanciful soup, the Chinese burrito is essentially two servings, the mini pot stickers had juice in them too! The service was quick and straightforward. The ambiance has music going and pretty quiet during lunch time. Would recommend!

I was excited at the name of the place - hoping for either a cheap dim sum spot missing from the area or a fancy place also missing - but was disappointed by the actual shop. Small shop serving dim sum, fried rice, and some other Chinese dishes. At $11 for 6 XLBs and similar dim sum dishes, I'd expect something special - after all you can get Siu Mai from Dragon Beaux for comparable prices and those are incredible. However, the XLB were pretty run of the mill and similar quality can be found around the city for about half the price or less. Fried rice was more reasonably priced but I didn't order it unfortunately. Think they would need to drop prices by about 40% for me to return and I don't see that happening.

I wish I had more stomach for this place. After seeing a IG post of this place, I made a b line over and got the mini Fried XLB and jiang bing. Watching the chefs while waiting in line is simply torturous and makes you second think your order. Should I try this?? No....keep my order... stick to the plan and make a second visit. Or do I order another dish and take it home? Never..that would compromise the experience. The texture, heat, etc will never be the same. The Sang Jeen Bao were the mini version that had max filling to wrapper ratio. Haven't been this happy for some time. Seriously scalded my mouth with the juiciness and was reminded by the staff to slow it down. The ginger provided was added to black vinegar for a dipping sauce made a great accompaniment. The Jiang Bing came stuffed w lettuce vs cabbage and chicken/pork as the filling. As advertised, the crunchy shell held tender meat and fresh veggies that offered a contrast with each bite. The plum sauce and green onions gave it a familiar taste. Need to make my trip back soon.

Quick service. I came towards the end of the service day and yet everything was great and made with care. I ordered the fried mini potstickers and the tea milk tea, both were amazing !

Great spot for quick and easy dumplings. The Chinese burrito is a unique menu item that a lot of similar dumpling spots don't have so I wanted to give it a try. It is similar to a savory crepe with a thicker and crunchier skin/wrap. The burrito was good but could have used more chicken. The chicken was also a thin deli style cold cut which isn't my favorite. I will come back and try the mini potstickers!!

XLB were delicious!! Mini potstickers eh...would not get again. Overall, would come back for a quickish meal. The service was quick and prices reasonable.

I bit odd place. Sterile interior. Didn't have 2 entire categories of food options. Staff were aloof and I guess efficient....but the dumplings were quite tasty especially the mini potstickers that they are named for. Skip the mopa tofu though. Will come back for a focused set of dumplings

Really decent and authentic XLB and potstickers! My personal fave is dumpling story over on fillmore, but mini potstickers is significantly more affordable for more or less the same great taste. Highly recommend the pork xiao long bao. The mini pot stickers are also super fun to pop into your mouth one at a time but imo more so a novelty than a culinary choice. No frills restaurant with minimal seating and a very kind staff!

The mini pan fried dumplings/buns/potstickers/bites-of-yum are delicious and reasonably priced. They're perfect to share (or not) and hit that sweet spot of tasty bites that are still fun to eat and not pretentious, akin to Asian street markets and how food trucks used to be back in the day. They're really more a pan fried mini XLB than pot sticker, as they're quite juicy. Definitely a dumpling and not a bun, since it's not bread like a bao. Best eaten while hot, so I'm not sure how well they'll travel. Interior is small with only a few small tables. Self serve ordering screen near the door, though I think the staff may take your order if eating in? Excited to explore the rest of the menu at this welcome addition to the neighborhood.

Mini potstickers: 5/5 juicy and tasty. The spicy ones aren't spicy, they're lying. Still good tho. Soup dumplings: 4/5 good but not great Dumpling soup (pork+shrimp+chive): 4/5 good but not great Shrimp fried rice: 4/5 good but not great

came here for a night with my girls! we got takeout and even with the wide variety & mini potstickers we were feeling full & happy! the inside is cute & not overwhelming, definitely will come back and eat dinner here :)

Don't trust the menu. We ordered seafood dumplings in soup but were given a plate of dumplings without the soup. They claimed I ordered it without soup, but I showed them the picture that I selected, and it definitely showed soup. Then, we ordered fried king pow chicken dumplings, but we got some other mini boiled ones that tasted gritty. Noodles were a bit too greasy, too.

I really want to support new/small businesses but I've never had such poor customer service in my life. We came in before closing and they said they were closed. Nothing on their door of sign said their kitchen was closed before 9PM. After we questioned why they were closed they said they would take a take out order only. We ordered something and then while we were eating we noticed a hair in our food. They were pretty rude when we brought it to their attention but all we wanted was to tell them. We didn't want a refund or a replacement but they did offer a replacement but it seemed like they were quite annoyed. As an Asian American I know that most good restaurants don't have the best service. Trust me that did not account for this at all. But after this experience here it was clear these people don't know how to run a business at all. As someone to doesn't care too much about service this was exceptionally bad. I would highly suggest skipping this location due to its lack of professionalism and lack of hospitality. Trust me I would not leave a negative review unless I felt that it was one worth mentioning. They were rude to our entire party as well as everyone else in the entire restaurant. This gives a bad look to Asian Americans and small businesses as well.

I was influenced by the size of the pot stickers but was not impressed by anything else. The jianbing/crepe had so much lettuce and I've never had a crepe with lettuce in China ever. The potstickers were very oily I used a napkin to dab some off. Service and interior were standard to me.

I've eagerly awaited a dumpling joint in my neighborhood, so when Minipotstickers finally opened its doors, I couldn't wait to sample their offerings. We opted for takeout, selecting the spicy mini-potstickers, tom yum soup dumplings, stir-fried string beans, and beef chow mein. Every dish was exceptional. While the spicy mini-potstickers could have packed more heat, the accompanying chili oil elevated their flavor and their bite-sized punch was the perfect ratio of meat to fluffy potsticker dough. The meal easily satisfied two, leaving us with leftovers for lunch the next day. The bill came to approximately $62 after tax and tip, a reasonable price for the quality and quantity of food. I'm already planning my return visit to explore their wontons and other enticing dishes. Minipotstickers will definetly become my go-to spot!

The pancake taste is really weird. I was expecting it to be salty but it turns out to be sweet. The sause is sweet And the tofu soup is also not good. The soup is really sticky and not like a soup

Walking around with nothing in mind. Happen to run across this place and stopped for dinner. Ordered 3 things, far too much for 1 person. Kept is simple with the classic siu mai, pork dumplings, and steam soup xiao long bao. Everything was steaming hot and delicious! Nothing to complain about. Hard to write much because it was a simple dinner, but if you're looking for some dumplings or chinese steamed goods, definitely give a try.

This is a fantastic addition to the neighborhood. I've eaten there 4 times since opening and some favorites are the seafood dumpling soup, the celery mushroom salad, and of course the mini potstickers. Service is friendly and the meals are affordable and tasty, so what more could you ask for?

Quick and easy place to go grab some juicy dumplings or XLB. Not the cheapest, but yummy and convenient! You can come in and order it right off the kiosk.

You will wait about 10-15 minutes for your food. That food will be amazing. Service is top notch. Excellent addition to the neighborhood. Start with the XLB. Everything is at least that good.

This place just reopened up on Polk! It is so cute and decently priced. The portion sizes are very filling! I ordered the Chinese Burrito and Green Beans. The host sat me down immediately and offered water right away. The service was fast. The food was delicious and I have left overs for another whole meal! Definitely will be coming back regularly and excited to try their other dishes!

We happened upon this place on Polk st and had to do takeout because we were rushing to get to a movie and we can't completely remembered what we ordered (probably soup dumplings, mini potstickers and green beans) but we all remembered loving everything we got and being so surprised at how good it was. We want to go back and try again. We just discovered there is another location on Irving St, which is closer to our neighborhood. I'm looking forward to trying it again.

Very very good food, fair prices, fast. Spicy mini dumplings are great. They have a good menu selection and are friendly