Good food, good service and great price. Don’t recommend the green onion not traditional at all but everything else is great.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Glenn Julian Ramos
If this place was a state it would be Ohio.Just go to Din Tai Fung at this point. A place that offers frozen take home dumplings , you will get better quality with Costco's.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Mika “Mika” - 404 not found -
The food is always awesome! When we go here we don't hold back. We order whatever sounds good with no fear of leftovers. Everything is too delicious to wanna order just a couple things.Service is fine but it was confusing when we arrived, there was a line out the door and while I waited in a line to ask the host of there was a wait list for tables people just walked on past me and signed in even though we were already waiting. When I got the text our table was ready I waited in line again and when I reached the host station the person there did not want to make eye contact or speak with me. I waited patiently and then finally they asked what I wanted, I replied I got a text that our table was ready and they said the host would be along shortly.Table service was efficient, but maybe a little too fast at first, then slow when you're finishing. I was glad we got a small 2 person table. But then we ended up between 2 baby tables, and one baby launched 2 of the restaurants pens at us in-between screaming. T-TThank goodness for 2nd baby who was quiet and distracted the 1st baby from screaming for at least a little while.Both locations I've been to of Dough Zone suffer in the atmosphere dept. There is always quite the cacophony. The acoustics are rough. You can hardly hold a conversation. It was easier with just 2 people but when we had a group of 5 at either location, none of us could really hear one another. Made dinner awkward.We may consider ordering takeout or something from this restaurant in the future.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 4
Angel Ceja
Starting by the beginning staff didnt even ask if they can help if we register it was just a mess and caos having us waiting for 10+ min and they had around 10 tables open. So when we got to get a table manus are bad you have to scan it and its ok but uts not really clear on what you want to order it takes for ever to order and waitres to go to the table and ask if you need anything or even understand the manu is just a mess in there seems like the workers dont even know what the roll in there are we were waiting at least 10 to 15 min to check out because no one cane to the table and you just cant pay at the register so its anoying and a bad experience food some stuff is good but half of it sucks we got one thing of each
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
Shani Salee Sharkey
The food was fantastic, even down to the salad. The prices I felt were reasonable. The dan dan noodles were addicting. I woke up craving them this morning even. The pig ear was good. I wasn't a huge fan of the beef, but I'm not a huge fan of beef in general to be fair. We didn't have to wait very long and the staff was very accommodating to my needs (I use a walker)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Xiao Long Bao, Pan Fried Dumpling, Green Onion Pancake V 1 葱油饼, Steamed Dumplings, Braised Pig Ear, Dan Dan Noodles
Andrea Guzman
the food here is pretty good, I’ve been here several times and it’s been good until this last time i went and noticed they hired new people, it was chaos. they were not on top of it. (And it wasn’t as busy as other times ive come) and one of waitresses that wasn’t even in charge of our table decided to come over and start flirting with my husband in front of me. I found it disrespectful. So as for right now, we will probably take a break from this restaurant.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
A S
These are the vegetable pot stickers. Inedible. The rest of the order was wrong and inedible as well. Will never go
Food: 1
Brunda Kr
Absolutely disappointing vegetarian options. The vegetarian dumplings ? has chicken broth in it and vegan noodles tasted too sour or harsh on the tongue. So not a place for vegetarian or vegan.Vegetarian options: Absolutely disappointing vegetarian options. The vegetarian dumplings ? has chicken broth in it and vegan noodles tasted too sour or harsh on the tongue. So not a place for vegetarian or vegan.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Brooke C.
My favorite restaurant! Love the soup dumplings, chili oil wontons & cucumbers! My favorite drink is the Passion fruit green tea.
Nalu
The best dumplings I've eaten in a while! It's definitely the dumpling house! Everything we've tried was tasty and delicious, besides been beautifully presented! The Thai tea is addicting. The decor has a very clean, sleek and minimalistic aesthetics! It seems very organized, the servers work in unison, and they were all very cordial and attentive. It's a brilliant atmosphere, and we really enjoyed our time dining there.Vegetarian options: Many options.Dietary restrictions: Options available, but I recommend to double check with the server for details.Parking: Huge parking lot for several businesses.Kid-friendliness: There were families with kids enjoying it.Wheelchair accessibility: Very spacious to navigate a wheelchair.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Xiao Long Bao, Dan Dan Noodles 担担面, Pan Fried Dumpling, Fried Wontons, Green Onion Pancake V 1 葱油饼, Onion Noodles, Steamed Dumplings, Gyoza, Green Onion Pancake
We visited on a Friday evening and the wait time was around 30-35 mins. We ordered our food and were served pretty quickly! Our server was really nice too. Food prices were reasonable and we loved it. Definitely recommend this place.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Stacey M.
We dined here for the first time on Sunday for my daughter's birthday dinner and loved it! Food, service and ambiance had us looking forward to our next visit!
Keely N.
I'm a huge fan of Dough Zone, and this location lived up to my expectations. The service was exceptional, with very attentive servers. Despite being busy on a Friday night, the food was brought out quickly, and I waited less than 10 minutes for a table. The pan-fried vegetable potstickers are my absolute favorite. I highly recommend trying the Dan Dan noodles and kale salad as well. While I enjoy the vegetable steamed dumplings, I find them a bit bland compared to the pan-fried version. It was interesting to see their ginger served in a purée form. The natural lighting in the restaurant is perfect for snapping photos. Overall, a fantastic dining experience!
Connor B.
Dough Zone is a great place to eat a bunch of dumplings and a good alternative to Din Tai Fung (DTF)!! This was my first time visiting the new Cedar Hills location, I normally go to the waterfront location. It's safe to say the food and service speed is the same at this location. I got vegan options, including vegetable pan fried dumplings, vegetable steam dumplings, dan dan noodles, and sesame kale salad. All of the pan fried dumpling options are great, I appreciate how the crispiness is always consistent. I honestly think they are better than the steamed dumplings, but I would recommend getting both. The dan dan noodles very tasty and had a nice peanut flavor on the backend. I would do 2 orders of it next time - they give enough for the price, but I think I want more than the bowl they give. Kale salad was good but fairly basic and nothing crazy.
Kathleen Elisabeth S.
Love dough zone so much. I like their chili sauce over the hot and sour for wontons. Soup dumplings are amazing. Service is efficient and food comes out quickly. Q-Bao is also delicious. It's a more casual din tai fung, which I enjoy
Good food, good service and great price. Don’t recommend the green onion not traditional at all but everything else is great.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
If this place was a state it would be Ohio.Just go to Din Tai Fung at this point. A place that offers frozen take home dumplings , you will get better quality with Costco's.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
The food is always awesome! When we go here we don't hold back. We order whatever sounds good with no fear of leftovers. Everything is too delicious to wanna order just a couple things.Service is fine but it was confusing when we arrived, there was a line out the door and while I waited in a line to ask the host of there was a wait list for tables people just walked on past me and signed in even though we were already waiting. When I got the text our table was ready I waited in line again and when I reached the host station the person there did not want to make eye contact or speak with me. I waited patiently and then finally they asked what I wanted, I replied I got a text that our table was ready and they said the host would be along shortly.Table service was efficient, but maybe a little too fast at first, then slow when you're finishing. I was glad we got a small 2 person table. But then we ended up between 2 baby tables, and one baby launched 2 of the restaurants pens at us in-between screaming. T-TThank goodness for 2nd baby who was quiet and distracted the 1st baby from screaming for at least a little while.Both locations I've been to of Dough Zone suffer in the atmosphere dept. There is always quite the cacophony. The acoustics are rough. You can hardly hold a conversation. It was easier with just 2 people but when we had a group of 5 at either location, none of us could really hear one another. Made dinner awkward.We may consider ordering takeout or something from this restaurant in the future.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 4
Starting by the beginning staff didnt even ask if they can help if we register it was just a mess and caos having us waiting for 10+ min and they had around 10 tables open. So when we got to get a table manus are bad you have to scan it and its ok but uts not really clear on what you want to order it takes for ever to order and waitres to go to the table and ask if you need anything or even understand the manu is just a mess in there seems like the workers dont even know what the roll in there are we were waiting at least 10 to 15 min to check out because no one cane to the table and you just cant pay at the register so its anoying and a bad experience food some stuff is good but half of it sucks we got one thing of each
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
The food was fantastic, even down to the salad. The prices I felt were reasonable. The dan dan noodles were addicting. I woke up craving them this morning even. The pig ear was good. I wasn't a huge fan of the beef, but I'm not a huge fan of beef in general to be fair. We didn't have to wait very long and the staff was very accommodating to my needs (I use a walker)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Xiao Long Bao, Pan Fried Dumpling, Green Onion Pancake V 1 葱油饼, Steamed Dumplings, Braised Pig Ear, Dan Dan Noodles
the food here is pretty good, I’ve been here several times and it’s been good until this last time i went and noticed they hired new people, it was chaos. they were not on top of it. (And it wasn’t as busy as other times ive come) and one of waitresses that wasn’t even in charge of our table decided to come over and start flirting with my husband in front of me. I found it disrespectful. So as for right now, we will probably take a break from this restaurant.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
These are the vegetable pot stickers. Inedible. The rest of the order was wrong and inedible as well. Will never go
Food: 1
Absolutely disappointing vegetarian options. The vegetarian dumplings ? has chicken broth in it and vegan noodles tasted too sour or harsh on the tongue. So not a place for vegetarian or vegan.Vegetarian options: Absolutely disappointing vegetarian options. The vegetarian dumplings ? has chicken broth in it and vegan noodles tasted too sour or harsh on the tongue. So not a place for vegetarian or vegan.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
My favorite restaurant! Love the soup dumplings, chili oil wontons & cucumbers! My favorite drink is the Passion fruit green tea.
The best dumplings I've eaten in a while! It's definitely the dumpling house! Everything we've tried was tasty and delicious, besides been beautifully presented! The Thai tea is addicting. The decor has a very clean, sleek and minimalistic aesthetics! It seems very organized, the servers work in unison, and they were all very cordial and attentive. It's a brilliant atmosphere, and we really enjoyed our time dining there.Vegetarian options: Many options.Dietary restrictions: Options available, but I recommend to double check with the server for details.Parking: Huge parking lot for several businesses.Kid-friendliness: There were families with kids enjoying it.Wheelchair accessibility: Very spacious to navigate a wheelchair.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Xiao Long Bao, Dan Dan Noodles 担担面, Pan Fried Dumpling, Fried Wontons, Green Onion Pancake V 1 葱油饼, Onion Noodles, Steamed Dumplings, Gyoza, Green Onion Pancake
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We visited on a Friday evening and the wait time was around 30-35 mins. We ordered our food and were served pretty quickly! Our server was really nice too. Food prices were reasonable and we loved it. Definitely recommend this place.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
We dined here for the first time on Sunday for my daughter's birthday dinner and loved it! Food, service and ambiance had us looking forward to our next visit!
I'm a huge fan of Dough Zone, and this location lived up to my expectations. The service was exceptional, with very attentive servers. Despite being busy on a Friday night, the food was brought out quickly, and I waited less than 10 minutes for a table. The pan-fried vegetable potstickers are my absolute favorite. I highly recommend trying the Dan Dan noodles and kale salad as well. While I enjoy the vegetable steamed dumplings, I find them a bit bland compared to the pan-fried version. It was interesting to see their ginger served in a purée form. The natural lighting in the restaurant is perfect for snapping photos. Overall, a fantastic dining experience!
Dough Zone is a great place to eat a bunch of dumplings and a good alternative to Din Tai Fung (DTF)!! This was my first time visiting the new Cedar Hills location, I normally go to the waterfront location. It's safe to say the food and service speed is the same at this location. I got vegan options, including vegetable pan fried dumplings, vegetable steam dumplings, dan dan noodles, and sesame kale salad. All of the pan fried dumpling options are great, I appreciate how the crispiness is always consistent. I honestly think they are better than the steamed dumplings, but I would recommend getting both. The dan dan noodles very tasty and had a nice peanut flavor on the backend. I would do 2 orders of it next time - they give enough for the price, but I think I want more than the bowl they give. Kale salad was good but fairly basic and nothing crazy.
Love dough zone so much. I like their chili sauce over the hot and sour for wontons. Soup dumplings are amazing. Service is efficient and food comes out quickly. Q-Bao is also delicious. It's a more casual din tai fung, which I enjoy