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Address: Next to Register, 219 Quincy Avenue #85, Inside Kam Man Food, 219 Quincy Ave No.8, Quincy, MA 02169
Phone: (617) 319-9367
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Reviews
Matheus Cabral
Humble but delicious no fuss counter restaurant. The soup dumplings are divine and some of the best I’ve had in Boston area. Get the crab ones, trust. The Shanghai Wonton Soup was great too.
… moreEddie Sullivan
New shop owners say has been open about 3 months. It’s tucked away near the registers in the Kan Man market. I was skeptical being a food Court style place, but was pleasantly surprised. They tasted Very similar to the ones that I just had a week ago in Beijing. The veggie dumplings were a spinach dough with nice flavor. The Shanghai Original dumplings were delicious. The scallion pancake was an add-on, but it was very crispy and tasty. It’s good to know. I can grab a good bite to eat while I’m shopping.
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This place is closer to a 3.5 for me because I was really disappointed by one of the things that I ordered, but I honestly feel bad rating low for a mom-and-pop type of shop. Also, the fact that the dumplings were homemade on the spot is deserving of half a star to bump this up to a 4.
This place is located near the registers when you walk into Kam Man. It is a simple shop with a cute logo, four tables, and two workers. I ordered the signature soup dumplings and Shanghai sticky rice with braised pork, which took 10 minutes to prepare (I was the only person, so you might have to wait longer if there are other customers).
– Signature Soup Dumplings ($11.95/6 pcs): The dumplings were on the smaller side and did not have a ton of soup, but they definitely tasted homemade. The dough was soft, chewy, and the right thickness. The soup was flavorful. I wanted something more from the filling, but it was cooked well (not dry). These came with a dipping sauce that tasted mostly of vinegar with a dash of soy sauce; I liked it, but those who cannot handle that strong of a vinegar taste would not. However, the dumplings also tasted fine on their own.
– Shanghai Sticky Rice with Braised Pork ($11.95/2 pcs): I was so disappointed by this dish. Each sticky rice only had two tiny pieces of braised pork, which were mostly fat, so I pretty much paid this much for rice (+ the effort of wrapping the rice in lotus leaves). There was too little pork to comment on the flavor, but at least the rice was indeed sticky and not overly salty despite the color. I was debating between this or the scallion pancake and now regret that I did not go with the latter.
Prices are a bit steep for the portion size, and there is a $20 minimum for credit cards. No issues with service.
If you come here, skip the sticky rice but get the soup dumplings–they are the signature for a reason.
… moreThis place is located near the registers when you walk into Kam Man. It is a simple shop with a cute logo, four tables, and two workers. I ordered the signature soup dumplings and Shanghai sticky rice with braised pork, which took 10 minutes to prepare (I was the only person, so you might have to wait longer if there are other customers).
– Signature Soup Dumplings ($11.95/6 pcs): The dumplings were on the smaller side and did not have a ton of soup, but they definitely tasted homemade. The dough was soft, chewy, and the right thickness. The soup was flavorful. I wanted something more from the filling, but it was cooked well (not dry). These came with a dipping sauce that tasted mostly of vinegar with a dash of soy sauce; I liked it, but those who cannot handle that strong of a vinegar taste would not. However, the dumplings also tasted fine on their own.
– Shanghai Sticky Rice with Braised Pork ($11.95/2 pcs): I was so disappointed by this dish. Each sticky rice only had two tiny pieces of braised pork, which were mostly fat, so I pretty much paid this much for rice (+ the effort of wrapping the rice in lotus leaves). There was too little pork to comment on the flavor, but at least the rice was indeed sticky and not overly salty despite the color. I was debating between this or the scallion pancake and now regret that I did not go with the latter.
Prices are a bit steep for the portion size, and there is a $20 minimum for credit cards. No issues with service.
If you come here, skip the sticky rice but get the soup dumplings–they are the signature for a reason.
lang hawj
Great first time experience! Friendly staff and the soup dumplings hit the spot. Small shop but big taste definitely a must try. Hoping they expand their menu. Satisfied!
… moreCalvin Ng
The place is located inside the same building as Kai Man grocery store. We ordered scallion pancakes 4 pieces, Chive wrap 2 pieces, and Radish pancakes 3 pieces. These are freshly made. It came out of the freezer.
The Scallion was really oily! I wished they would use something to take some of the oil. The chive wraps and radish pancakes aren’t anything special. It lacks flavor. It came out to 23 bucks. Pretty pricey. They gave us a tiny dipping sauce that was half full. We didn’t have the soup dumplings.
… moreThe Scallion was really oily! I wished they would use something to take some of the oil. The chive wraps and radish pancakes aren’t anything special. It lacks flavor. It came out to 23 bucks. Pretty pricey. They gave us a tiny dipping sauce that was half full. We didn’t have the soup dumplings.
Shashu Bao
This spot inside Kam Man Foods in Quincy is fantastic. The soup dumplings are outrageously good and the pan fried dumplings were the best I ever had in a long time – so juicy inside and they were not greasy at all. The wonton soup was great but not as great as the other two things I had. The service was very friendly. Only 4 tables but the service was quick and I was able to sit right away. I was really happy leaving this place
… moreJulian Zhu
Authentic Chinese dumplings, buns (包子), wonton (馄饨), soup dumplings (汤包), …
You may have personal taste and preference, but it is hard to argue that freshly made food makes the greatest taste.
Compared with a lot of restaurants that serve a wide variety of food on the menu, you cannot go wrong with a small store who is focusing on their specialty, and do it the best.
… moreYou may have personal taste and preference, but it is hard to argue that freshly made food makes the greatest taste.
Compared with a lot of restaurants that serve a wide variety of food on the menu, you cannot go wrong with a small store who is focusing on their specialty, and do it the best.
Vicky Nguyen
Excellent soup dumpling and dumpling spot! Highly recommend crab pork soup dumpling & fried pork with leeks. Ratio of filling to the thickness of dumpling skin is perfect and always freshly made.
Good value, quick service. My favorite spot in all of Boston.
… moreGood value, quick service. My favorite spot in all of Boston.
David Kitsberg
This unassuming food stall inside of Kam Man market has some outstanding soup dumplings. The signature soup dumplings were perfectly steamed and came with a wonderful vinegar based sauce that compliments perfectly. The soup in each of these dumplings was an absolute flavor bomb. These were some of the best xiao long bao I’ve ever had. I’m excited to try the rest of the menu which has lots of delicious options. It’s not cheap at $11.95 for 6 dumplings, but they were absolutely worth the price with how high quality they were.
The two ladies running the shop were working very hard and churning out some amazing food. They were constantly making dumplings the entire time I was there which is a testament to how fresh my food was. It’s all made on site and a true labor of love.
The restaurant has 6 small tables and 2 bar seats, so there’s not a ton of room if you’re dining in, but shouldn’t have a problem for 1-2 people. Inside the market, you can find the restaurant by turning left after entering and looking across from the checkout area.
… moreThe two ladies running the shop were working very hard and churning out some amazing food. They were constantly making dumplings the entire time I was there which is a testament to how fresh my food was. It’s all made on site and a true labor of love.
The restaurant has 6 small tables and 2 bar seats, so there’s not a ton of room if you’re dining in, but shouldn’t have a problem for 1-2 people. Inside the market, you can find the restaurant by turning left after entering and looking across from the checkout area.
RiRi Ung
It’s rare that you find a place that does soup dumplings that aren’t from frozen anymore. And the difference in flavor is evident.This place just opened inside the kam man supermarket, and you can witness the process from rolling the dough to folding the dumplings around the delicious filling. Best soup dumpling I’ve had in Boston.
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