A great authentic place to try a very under represented cuisine. The food is heavy and rich in the best way. Eastern European dishes, with Asian spice palletes, served in huge sharing sized portions. The dumplings and the kushir are really really good, but the star of the show is the tsuvian. It's like the best version of a chow fun you can think of. With soft hand shaved noodles and a yummy sauce that's flavor is hard to put your finger on but can only be described as ultra savory. If your bored of the typical cusines we all know and love, step outside the box and try this place. You won't be disappointed
The food is typical for Mongolian cuisine: basic, natural, and straightforward. If you’ve had authentic Mongolian food before, you know it isn't about complex flavors or culinary sophistication, which also means it’s hard to get wrong. However, the atmosphere and service are both non-existent. For a quick, affordable bite, it’s only a small step up from McDonald's.
一定要来吃!治愈我的北方胃🥹This is my favorite restaurant in the North Bay!!!! Not many Mongolian food can be found in the Bay Area, but I’m so lucky to have this restaurant in my dining list. Very reasonable price. You can’t find this affordable price anywhere else. Highly recommend the Big momo. It takes 20mins to cook but totally worth the wait. It’s exactly taste the same like my grandpa’s recipe.
Absolutely delicious food. We ordered the mixed dumplings, spicy beef, and beef tsuivan. Very generous portions! Staff were friendly and knowledgeable. Best Mongolian food in the Bay Area hands down. We will be back!
If you want to experience the unique flavor of the steppe and the true taste of meat — if you want a truly satisfying meal — come and give us a visit!
Super delicious and authentic Mongolian food! The borscht was rich and flavorful, the dumplings were fresh and juicy, and the service was very friendly. Highly recommend!
One of the few places for Mongolian foods. Various kinds of meat dumplings available and our meal was quite tasty, almost something you would expect at home. You can also serve yourself savory milk tea as a beverage.
Dumpling House felt more like a grab-and-go kind of place rather than a sit-down, peaceful meal. The service was fast and the staff was friendly and flexible, which made it easy to get in and out. The food had a home-style, light feel to it, not overly rich or heavy. Portions were on the smaller side, and while nothing really stood out flavor-wise for me, it’s a decent option if you’re nearby and looking for something quick and simple.