Dumpling Daughter Restaurant à Weston

Name: Dumpling Daughter
Address: 37 Center St, Weston, United States
Telephone: 17812168989
Rating: 4.2

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Dumpling Daughter

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#3 Depuis 8 à Weston

8.4

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Ambiance

8.4/10

Nourriture

8.4/10

Intérieur

8.4/10

Des prix

8.4/10

Service

8.4/10

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Prix & Cuisine

$$ Asian, Chinese

Type de restaurant

Restaurant

Restrictions diététiques

Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan, Gluten Free

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Information

+17812168989

37 Center St, Weston, United States

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À propos

Here you can try the Chinese cuisine. Enjoy nicely cooked wonton soup, wontons and cucumber salads at this restaurant when you happen to be near it. Try tasty pancakes, doughnuts and flija. Come here and order good wine, grand marnier or beer. Delicious taro bubble tea, milk tea or ice tea are among the tastiest drinks to degust. It's easy to find Dumpling Daughter due to its convenient location. The efficient staff demonstrates a high level of hospitality at this place. The enjoyable service is something these restaurateurs care about. Low prices at this spot are good news for its customers. You will certainly like the charming atmosphere and nice decor. As for the Google rating, this restaurant received 4.3.

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Torrence Davis

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4 months ago

Why have I never heard of this place before? I've never even been to Weston before today and found this place. Today was my last day being vegetarian and I broke it with their Pork Belly rice bowl. Oh my God it was delicious!! I mean insanely delicious!!! I will return back to this place for the rest of my life. It was that good! Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Lisa Marquis

A month ago

Love the salad with salmon and miso ginger dressing....my go-to take out selection. Other family favorites are the wonton soup and spicy chicken dumplings. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Aaron Polk

2 months ago

Absolutely the worst dumplings I’ve ever had. They were way too soggy & bitter. I tried giving it a second chance by ordering another one, but the flavor just got worse. Do not eat here. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person $10–20 Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 3

Karl S.

It's not nearly as good as the fast food in Chinatown, but it's not bad. There are no servers or tableware. You order at the counter and eat out of takeout containers. It doesn't have much of an atmosphere, but It's neat and clean. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person $20–30 Food: 3 Atmosphere: 3

Michael Anderson

6 years ago

Not really expensive. Beef soup was very good. Shrimp dumplings we're good. It's fusion - Chinese soups and dumplings in a western atmosphere. Clean, and you don't have to drive to Boston. Not as cheap as Chinatown, but don't have to drive into Boston, fight crowds, and it's clean. Great find. As for fat in the meat..it adds a lot of flavor to soups. Not super healthy, but it's not like it's bacon! ...and spicy items on the menu will not but your tongue. I wish it was hotter, but still good to have the option.

Cal C.

A bit pricey for what you would get but the food is actually really authentic. I primarily go here for the noodles and of course the dumplings. The taiwanese buns are not really that great. Get the Dan Dan Mien and Braised Beef Beijing Noodle Soup. The noodles are of generous portions and is a pleasant explosion of flavour and carbs :). The pickled vegetable is fresh (kinda contradictory I know). Get the classic pork and chives dumpling and the chicken and nappa dumplings. The servings are usually for the individual rather than family styled as in a traditional restaurant. It's a great place to grab food alone or with a couple of friends. Side note: I enjoy the fact that they don't ask you for tip or have a tip jar.

Xin Zhang

5 years ago

How did this place get 4.4 stars? Americans?! This is a “high end” Chinese fast food place compared to all other fried rice places. The dumplings were bland and thick skin. My colleague ordered the steamed pork bun. Didn’t look appetising at all. I also ordered the coco beef rolls. That was so dry and the pancake wraps almost were crispy and hard. They just heartlessly put a spoon of sauce on the beef inside the wrap. That’s no difference than any other Americanise Chinese food

Peter Sward

4 years ago

This is an excellent restaurant that is hiding in Wellesley center. Excellent dumplings, a very good ramen. They also have interesting specials. For the second time I ordered the Braised Beef Beijing Noodle Soup. This is made with beef shank and not with the icky beef you normally get. The shank is incredible tender and tasty. The soup itself is rich and fragrant. The noodles are cooked perfectly and there is a big heap of them. Love this place.

Ezequiel Davila

Cute concept, but they are cutting corners, overcharging, and ultimately cheating the customer with a smile. When I asked for my bok choi to be sauted with garlic and soy sauce, I received only steamed bok choi and garlic. I kindly brought it back and asked for them to Sautee with soy sauce and they handed me back the same dish, refused and said they don't usually add soy sauce to the bok choi and offered me broccoli instead ... what kind of service is that? You cant overcharge if the product is not prepared well or not as requested during the order. There is better flavor, value, and service in the area. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person $30–50 Food: 2 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 3

MK M

A year ago

My boyfriend and I stopped in for lunch late this afternoon. Everything came out quickly and we found great seats outside. The texture of the bao buns was perfect and the chicken was delicious. The dumplings were great as well. We will be back! Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person $20–30