Petite Dumpling

We enjoyed a lovely meal on the avenue. Dinner service got really busy, and the tables on the closed street had already filled up. They were kind enough to bring more tables outside so that we could enjoy the lovely weather under the light of a nearly full moon. In spite of the fact that the order system went down, and a seemingly small staff, the food was really delicious and the prices were reasonable, considering the neighborhood average. We opened our appetites with a pot of jasmine tea served with dainty tea glasses. We then began our meal with the crispy duck rolls, which had an interestingly creamy and slightly starchy interior and were seved with a tangy sauce. Then, a steaming bowl of chicken congee which came topped with a thin slice of cruller and some cilantro and scallion and a bit of fried shallot. I added a half tea egg, some white pepper, and soy sauce which elevated it. We had the the lamb dill dumplings, which were piping hot and delightfully flavorful. We selected the Chinese broccoli for our daily green, and they were flash fried, perfectly crisp, lightly salty, with a hint of garlic. Our final dish, the taro cake (which they were kind enough to comp due to the slower service), had the most lovely texture, and was served on a spectacular spicy sauce tinged with five spice. Sadly, that was the dish I forgot to photograph, but it was so good that we will be back to eat it again, and to try many of their other offerings.

Nice small place! Got their shrimp shumai, cucumber mala salad, and crab soup dumplings, which came out delicious. Also got their steamed rice noodles and curry fish ball, which lacked some flavor and was too soupy but still decent. Their passion fruit iced tea was also great. Overall, food was good! However, the server was not too attentive. Had to wait a while for my menu and check, which I ended up having to go to the counter for myself. Would come here again, just wish there was better service.

Fair prices, delicious food, attentive staff. Tried an array of dumplings and bao buns. The taste was good, nothing out of this world per se but quite tasty. The cold sake was refreshing and portions were favorable. Great to have as an option when craving good dumplings and dim sum.

My sister and I wound up at Petite Dumpling for an early dinner on a whim before a show at the Bell House. I can’t tell you how wonderful and thoughtful this small restaurant is. Prices are incredibly fair, service is amazing, and every dish we tried was delicious and comforting. We loved the shrimp dim sum dumplings, mala cucumbers, and fish congee. The attention to detail here does not go unnoticed - even down to the very pretty and functional tea service and minimal but cute decor.

Deliciously affordable food in a warn & cozy atmosphere. Petite dumpling is the perfect intimate spot to enjoy a lunch with some friends of have a dinner date. The appetizers are truly show stopping. You can’t come here without getting the scallion pancakes & chicken sticky rice. For mains, the curry soup is perfect for winter weather. Cannot recommend highly enough!

My go-to dish here is the coconut curry soup with a choice of three types of noodles and a choice of three ingredients. I get shrimp and sliced fish. The soup also comes with fried noodles, sprouts, and greens. It's the best soup I've ever had.

I came to the restaurant on a Wednesday evening, right at the busiest time (around 7pm) and honestly, I don’t regret it at all. The place was packed, but I still managed to find myself a table. I placed my order and waited a little longer than usual, but it was totally worth it. I really loved the atmosphere warm, lively, and welcoming. The waiter who served me was so nice and attentive, even though the place was full. Everything came out hot and fresh, and the service was surprisingly fast. The food was delicious, especially the soup that was my favorite part of the meal. Overall, everything was just perfect. Definitely five stars from me!😍

We dined in this clean & cozy restaurant. You will need to use the QR code to order thru the website. Still, service is fast & friendly. We enjoyed appetizers: Scallions Pancakes (our favorite), Crispy Duck Rolls, Pork Soup Dumplings & Roast Pork Bao. Definitely will be returning to try more of their selection. Prices are super affordable, great addition to the neighborhood!

Incredibly impressed with this place. Coming from someone who considers himself a massive dumpling snob (XLB's in particular), I think these Xao Long Bao's/soup dumplings are right up there with Din Tai Fung - no joke. We also had the roast pork bao's and chicken shumai which were also both fantastic. You really felt like everything was made fresh and not just pulled out of a freezer bag. Lovely outdoor table on a buzzy Park Slope 5th ave. Also, fantastic and very pleasant service. The fact that the cost was super reasonable was the cherry on top. 10/10, will be back very soon - might even get delivery tonight!

I am a frequent Park Slope visitor, and I guess like anywhere in New York, there's always something you don't notice...and this is one of those places. Met up with an acquaintance here and had great service and delicious dumplings - the crab & meat, to be exact. The jasmine tea was also lovely, but equally important, the vibe. The wood interior gave it a quaint feel. Will return.

A small no-frills restaurant with nice enough staff. Reason for two stars instead of one: First time went in person, the dumplings were really good, thin skins, both filling and sauce were tasty. Decided to order pickup and this time it was disaster. The "potsticker" pork/chives dumplings were burned and smashed up together in a row with no separation between them. I don't know how burned dumplings made it out of the kitchen of a place called Petite Dumpling, much less into a pickup container. The edges were black and peeled off like rubber bands. Same order decided to try the shiitake shumai. Utterly tasteless, and the mushroom caps were kind of rubbery and did not seem fresh. Ordered the crab cake. My advice: don't. Did not eat it, as it smelled horribly fishy. Like the dumplings, it was charred. $13 in the trash on that one item alone. To top it off the sauces were bland.

I love everything about the Petite Dumpling! The food is always fresh and delicious! And wonderful variety! The service is always courteous and attentive. The music and ambiance are charming and soothing. No complaints at all - Always a delightful experience!

Finally crossed this place off our neighborhood list. So many things on the menu we wanted to try, but on a financial and caloric budget, we had to be strategic. Ordering is usually through a QR code to their ordering website, but you can always ask to place your order in person. There was only one person serving the whole dining room (5-6 tables). We ordered the chicken sticky rice in lotus leaf, roast pork gua bao, sichuan ban mein, mee fun noodle soup with chicken broth, roast duck, chicken wonton, mixed vegetables, and salted egg custard bun. Food was served in an odd order. Soup and noodles came first, then the dim sum and gua bao were served second. Would have preferred the reverse order but at least our salted egg custard bao came out last for dessert. The noodle soup was nice. Nothing to write home about but it was a very clean broth with two pieces of roast duck. Sichuan ban mein was probably my favorite dish. Noodles were the perfect bouncy and chewiness from fresh knife-cut noodles, good spice level. Gua bao was a little disappointing as the roast pork was very dry, almost rubbery and the little amount of sauce in the bao couldn't save it. The sticky rice was ok, a little wet, the filling was only chicken, and would have loved lap cheong. The salted egg custard bun was great - a little grainy but perfect sweetness to salty ratio.

We were walking down 5th when we decided to give this spot a try. The interior is really cozy and minimally decorated. There are QR codes to order the food and the service is fast and friendly. We ordered the tofu puff, har gow, and the veggie rolls. We really enjoyed the texture of the veggie rolls as they were deep fried rice paper. Didn't love the tofu puff but the har gow was great! Overall a good experience and will definitely return to try the soup dumplings!

Tasty gua bao! We got spicy chicken thinking it would be fried chicken, but its grilled. Which is fine! The sauce was good but a bit salty, however the cucumbers cut thru and it paired so well with the chicken, and I love cilantro! We also got the pork belly gua bao(no pic sorry), delicious as well. Recommend for a gua bao craving.

Love it! Park slope finally has decent homemade authentic Chinese food! The noodle and dim sum dishes brought back childhood memories for me. They may not be fancy but taste homemade. We had mala cucumber salad, Sichuan Ban Mein, crab and pork dumpling and coconut curry noodle. I thought all were very good and flavorful except for curry noodle which needs more salt. Daoxiao ("knife shaved") noodle is a specialty of the Shanxi province. It is thicker and chewer in middle and thinner on the sides. I love the texture. Order is easy - you scan the code on table and order via your phone. I wish they allow you checkout on the app too. Anyways, will definitely go back.

Such a perfect place for a great dumpling meal. Awesome for small groups and singles. The food is incredibly fresh and perfectly tasty! Prices are budget friendly.

Dim sum with Vietnamese flare - very pricey so don't look at the prices but does satisfy the dim sum craving very well! Get the noodles - hands down the best of the items! Seating is limited so get here at a good time on the weekends

Promising new spot in the neighborhood! Cute setup and decor with good amount of seating! Service was also good as the place was pretty empty on a Tuesday late afternoon. They've got a pretty good menu with a variety of options for vegetarians and pescatarians alike. I got the Har Gow shrimp dumplings and the Mala spicy noodle soup with veggie broth, thin rice noodles, and shrimp, sliced fish (tilapia), and mushrooms as my toppings! I also added a black tea egg. Overall, a great meal! I was definitely satisfied. Although I've had better dumplings, these do the job so if I came here for some of the other menu items I'd prob still order the dumplings again. I really liked the Mala broth, it hit the spot. I'm very excited to try the Ban Mein noodles & the fish and veggie congees next time!! It was really hard to decide between these so I will definitely be back! I love that they have a fish and veggie option for the congee as usually places only have pork or chicken options. If you're in the neighborhood I think it's definitely worth checking out!

I'd give 3.5 rating. A last minute late lunch order to Petite Dumpling offered a prompt delivery and satisfying meal. Soup was on my mind and Petite Dumpling had a Noodle Soup category--kind of build your own. So I did just that. Broth= chicken Noodles=Dao Xiao (fettucine) 3 toppings= chicken wonton, vegetables and tofu. Delivery was fast and food was well packed. Broth was thoughtfully packed in a separate container. While I love just about most soups all year long, I'm a huge fan of Cantonese and Pho. This soup seemed like a hybrid of the two. There's no mistaking a hearty bowl of Cantonese or the Pho. Ramen is another favorite of mine. Regarding this soup and some observations. The broth, chicken, was light on flavor but a bit heavy on sodium. The noodles. I love the hand pulled Asian kind that offers a bite. The noodles in this soup were overcooked. And the chicken wontons-- great flavor but the dough was a bit mushy. The positives were portion size, overall taste, prompt delivery and fresh ingredients. I will try again.

Outstanding! Really enjoyed the Cantonese Ban Mein and Chicken Wonton Soup. Service was efficient with ordering directly through the app. The setting is quaint, with window seating available.

Dumplings were delicious a pocket bag of goodness. Delivered in a mini bamboo steamer to cute. The vibe is so chill with relaxing jazz French fusion in the back ground. Noise level was like. 1 , very quiet though the place is small and had like 10 small tables. The congee served was nice and hot presented beautiful with mushroom garnish. I added a quail egg didn't do much for the flavor. The chicken congee flavor level was. 5 needed more aromatics. But I finished it lol . Please order the tea , come's in a cute mini pitcher. I will come back ..

Ordered a few times already. The chicken bone broth is one of my favorites. Dumplings as well are delicious and the cucumber salad adds a nice crispy touch to a good meal

On a block with restaurants of many ethnicities, we decided on Petite Dumpling for lunch. We shared orders of dim sum, soup dumplings, and we each had an order of soup. Each bit was absolutely delicious and high quality. We were there mid-week, mid-day so it was quiet and the server was helpful but not overbearing. She let us take our time with our tea after our meal. I want to go back!

We stopped in here after the Gowanus Open Studios tour and are glad we did! We sampled a good range of the menu and everything was delicious: bao, dumplings, suimai (shiitake!) vegetable rolls and noodles. The Satay Sauce Ban Mein was a definite winner. We had Tsingtaos with our meal and left totally satisfied...

Get the cucumber salad! Friendly, fresh, lots of delicious things (didn't try the siu mai, but would next time) would recommend!

The service was absolutely amazing. The waiter offered suggestions and recommended adjustments to our order. He remembered details and went above and beyond. The food was also delicious. Ordered 5 different dishes, each one was high quality. Highly recommend.

What could have been! Just to start the review out on a positive note, the service is good! It was just one woman working at a pretty empty lunchtime and we chatted a bit. Props to her. I also thought the noodle soup was pretty good! Not the best egg noodles but loved the leafy greens. The fish balls were great and while I like my bbq roast pork a little sweet this was still good. Now to the unfortunate part. The dim sum is bad. Objectively bad. I judge most places off the har gau and Shumai before ordering more interesting things. There isn't actually a ton of dim sum? There's dumplings and soup dumplings and some buns. And then there's a list of 6-7 things that are their "dim sum". The har gau was quite small and the shrimp inside was just mashed to hell. Completely bland. That was the better of the two. The shumai is some of the worst I've had. The top part of the wrapper had dried up and was skewed at odd angles. The meat inside was salty and just tasted kinda weird. And there were chives in it? I think they actually just took their pork dumpling mix and put it in a shumai. Guess what?! It doesn't taste good! This place touts itself as a dim sum place, something the neighborhood and most of Brooklyn desperately needs. It's even decently priced. They have signs outside explaining the deliciousness and importance of dim sum and Cantonese cooking. But when you sit in the small space, listening to French jazz over the speakers, after eating their food you realize that it's all talk. You never want a place to fail. But this neighborhood (or maybe just me) was so excited for this place. It's easy enough to order frozen dim sum from a variety of places or if you're more adventurous, make some yourself. They will be better than here.

I came here with my granddaughter who told me about it. i am so glad i came here with her because the food came out so quickly! The food was very delicious, My favorite was the crispy duck roles, they were crispy and tasty. Great place to eat, would go back!

A cozy new place in an area that badly needs good Asian food. The service is wonderful and fast. The food was all so delicious and had homemade taste to it. My favorites were the Szechuan Ban Mein and soup dumplings. Will definitely return!

Delicious!! Perfect afternoon meal in this quiet little place - dumplings and noodles were the highlight. We went with the waitress' recommendations and were not disappointed!

Incredible service, excellent food and all at an amazing price. Had great recommendations from the server and had a fantastic lunch. This is a great little nugget in Brooklyn. I will be back!

Happy to have a new dumpling spot in the neighborhood! We got the congree, crab and pork soup dumplings, sticky rice, char siu bao, fish roe sui mai, Cantonese ban mein, and cucumber salad. Everything was very delicious and had really good flavor. I'm a sucker for a good soup dumpling and this one hit. The service was also great. The woman taking my order helped me pick out the dishes and quantities and told me all their dumplings are made in house! Definitely coming back

Delicious food with plenty of vegetarian options. Some unique dishes. The service was excellent. We want to try everything nonmeat on the menu!

We really liked this place. Cody with friendly service and delicious food. We had an assortment of dishes and they were all excellent. We did not think it was "pricey", especially given the quality.

I haven't eaten out around 5th Ave for a little while. I accidentally walked by this restaurant. It's cozy and cute. So I stopped here and ordered pork & crab soup dumplings and noodle soup with chicken broth top with roasted pork, mushrooms and fish balls. It was really good, flavorful and fulfilling. The server was super nice. I'm surprised why not a lot of people dine-in here. Anyone who sees my review please try!!!

Such a cute little spot! I thought they had a really nice variety of dumplings, soups and small plates. I loved everything I ordered. I got the chicken sticky rice, Chinese broccoli and sesame tofu. The music and atmosphere is really lovely. Perfect place for a low key peaceful meal.

Food was fantastic. Came for the soup dumplings (which were great) and were also impressed by how good the noodles and congee were. Super fresh ingredients, very flavorful chicken and mushroom congee, and yummy spicy and tangy coconut curry noodle soup (and the egg noodles were great). Our kids loved it too. Will definitely be back.

Had an early dinner with my partner and two kids (1 and 3) after the toddler exclaimed "I want dump-a-lings for dinner!" on the way home from school. We'd walked past before but our stroller wouldn't have fit. This time we wised up and took the baby in the carrier. I'm so glad we did. The proprietor couldn't have been nicer and their food was outstanding. The flavors were so balanced and comforting. The wrappers on the dumplings were thin and just rough enough around the edges to indicate homemade. The greens, both baby bok choi and Chinese broccoli, sautéed with garlic, soy and vinegar were delicious. The lamb and dill dumplings were herbaceous. The pork and chive dumplings were the kids' favorite along with the Cantonese noodles with shredded chicken, shallots, and cucumber.

A delectable gem! Fresh daily and truly healthy. No grease. Yummy veggies and meat options. Friendly neighborhood spot. Lovely waiters. Cool chill vibes. P R O S E C O in an ice bucket...What a fab pairing.

We were going to order delivery but decided to eat at the restaurant. We were glad we did! The waitress was lovely and took a lot of pride in the food. Soup dumplings were delicious and everything else that followed was made with love. Highly recommend!

So, here I am this afternoon, wandering around a Brooklyn neighborhood I don't know at all, and since there is no way I am even going to consider the burger place recommended casually to me by a local saleswoman who admits she never eats lunch near her workplace, I find myself in front of Petite Dumpling. Now unlike some, I do not care if a place is "cute," I care if it is clean and friendly. But it is summer and I want a light lunch so a dumpling place might be just the right thing. And indeed it is. I had the Minced Duck Gua Bao and Mango Avocado Rolls, both very delicious and such nice portions that I took a couple of the rolls home, sorry that I was alone and could not try other dishes which I might have shared. I read the review that said the food was "pricey," but I completely disagree, the prices were completely fair. The restaurant was comfortable and the service was friendly and attentive. I will certainly consider coming back, even if it is just to try some of the other dishes on the menu.

Great service! Wonderful authentic food. We go weekly. Congee, dry noodles and mala soup dumplings are my favorite.

Everything was perfectly delicious! I had stir fried bokchoy, spare ribs in black bean sauce and a spicy pork soup dumpling. The soup dumpling came with black vinegar- totally not needed but very authentic. More refined flavor than a typical Chinatown dim sum. So great to have high quality dim sum in Brookkyn.

Caution, when ordering from this place! I am allergic to mushrooms and did not order mushrooms with my soup! yet the mushrooms were added. when I express my concerns I was met with it's only a little bit and I should have mentioned my allergies from the beginning. instead of excepting her mistake and correcting it by offering me Another order of soup minus the SMH one and DONE never again....

Stopped in after a bunch of r/parkslope recommendations. I think it's a total hidden gem. Easy ordering, super friendly staff and the best playlist. I could sit here watch the world go by and eat soup dumplings to my hearts delight. They were impeccable and never stuck to the steamer. We are definitely coming back to try more of the menu.

We just loved our meal! The restaurant is simple but cozy, and we were welcomed in with great warmth by Mae, the owner, and chef. She takes great pride in her food, and it shows! I can't decide what our favorite dish was - But we all loved the spicy cucumber salad, which was so delicious and fresh tasting with just the right amount of heat. The soup dumplings were excellent, and the spice was just right. My son and I loved how the dipping sauces were each slightly different to complement the different dishes. The short rib was a treat as well. The food is well-priced, and we will be back soon to taste more dishes!

This place was excellent!! We got the mala cucumber, sesame tofu, chicken/napa fried dumplings, lamb/dill steamed dumplings, and scallion pancakes - sorry no pictures bc we finished everything too quickly! Would recommend all of these items. Cute ambiance and music, good service, and fair prices - would definitely come again!!

Delicious!! Will definitely be back lots and lots of times. Perfect after a chilly walk through the park

The food at this restaurant is always fresh and delicious! The service is friendly and attentive, and the ambiance is cozy and welcoming. I highly recommend giving it a try if you're in the area.