Below is a list of the top and leading Dumplings in San Antonio. To help you find the best Dumplings located near you in San Antonio, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
San Antonio’s Best Dumplings:
The top rated Dumplings in San Antonio are:
- Taipei Stone Oak – serves lunch, dinner, and catering services with a great menu of authentic Asian dishes
- Tang Street – serves authentic Chinese favorite dishes in a laid-back restaurant
- Li’s Sichuan Restaurant – has an extensive and inventive sushi menu and Chinese classic dishes
- Royal Inn Oriental Cuisine – specializes in serving appetizers, seafood dishes, and some Chef’s specials
- Bamboo Eats – a restaurant that features counter-served dishes and a bar with an extensive wine menu
Taipei Stone Oak
Taipei Stone Oak serves lunch, dinner, and catering services with a great menu of authentic Asian dishes. They prepare the dishes using the spices of Asia. Their chef beautifully mixes the flavors of all of the dishes they serve. Furthermore, their lunch specials include steamed white rice, egg roll, and ice tea. It is available from 11 am to 3om every day. Some of their lunch specials include almond chicken, sweet and sour shrimp, and pasta. Moreover, their dinner appetizers include dumpling, spicey edamame, and wonton. Their dumplings are handmade every day. The rea re two variations which are pan-fried and steamed pork.
Products/ Services:
dumplings, Chinese cuisine
Location:
Address: 18802 Stone Oak Pkwy, San Antonio, TX 78258
Phone: (210)-403-3316
Website: sotaipei.com/Home
Reviews:
”Good lunch specials and friendly staff. Good COVID measures are being followed. The sesame chicken was very delicious, a non-battered chicken in a perfect mildly sweet sauce served with a side of very tasty fried rice. The steamed potstickers were also very good and tasted authentic. Overall a great affordable lunch spot.” – Robert G.
Tang Street
Tang Street serves authentic Chinese favorite dishes in a laid-back restaurant. There also an extensive list of lunch specials to choose from. Moreover, they serve popular dishes and some food for kids. Their kid’s menu includes chicken and vegetable lo mein. They also serve pork, chicken, and seafood fried rice. Furthermore, their popular dishes have spicy and non-spicy variants. They serve kung pao, orange chicken, and General Tso’s dishes. In addition, they serve steamed and fried dumplings in 8s. There are also steam and deep-fried pork buns.
Products/ Services:
dumpling, Chinese cuisine, buns
Location:
Address: 16111 San Pedro Ave, San Antonio, TX 78232
Phone: (210)-490-1788
Website: tangstreet.net
Reviews:
”Won ton soup broth is excellent. Pepper beef was very good, especially the sauce. Lemon chicken was nice and crispy. Liked the pork fried rice allot. Egg roll was fresh cooked and tasty. Over all very good Chinese food.” – Ferdinandus Schouten
Li’s Sichuan Restaurant
Li’s Sichuan Restaurant has an extensive and inventive sushi menu and Chinese classic dishes. They serve various Asian dishes with a twist of their own flavors. Furthermore, their chef uses the finest ingredients to prepare the dishes. They also make use of authentic herbs and spices to replicate the true flavors of Sichuan cuisine. Moreover, they serve wantons, veggie sprig rolls, and beef brisket as appetizers. There are also handmade dumplings with chicken filling. In addition, they serve red braised pork belly, crispy duck, and map tofu.
Products/ Services:
dumpling, Asian cuisine, Sichuan cuisine
Location:
Address: 20330 Huebner Rd #106, San Antonio, TX 78258
Phone: (210)-499-0070
Website: lissichuansa.com
Reviews:
”We ordered tonight for dinner and it was some of the best Chinese food I’ve had. Potstickers and dumplings were great! We had the Mongolian Beef and Cumin Sauté chicken. Both were flavorful and had high quality meats. This was a really nice surprise as so much of the Chinese food just has a lot of fried chicken dredged in a sauce.” – Ryan Glenn
Royal Inn Oriental Cuisine
Royal Inn Oriental Cuisine specializes in serving appetizers, seafood dishes, and some Chef’s specials. They have a talented chef that provides delectable meals. The chefs also invent new dishes to surprise the guest with the amazing tastes of Asia. Their diverse menu introduces diner to the cooking tradition of Asia, particularly in China. Moreover, they serve steamed vegetable dumplings and steamed chicken dumplings. These dumplings are served in 8s. In addition, they feature lo mien, rice noodles, and egg foo young. Their house specialties include General Tso’s chicken, four delight of Kung Pao, and orange chicken.
Products/ Services:
dumplings, Chinese cuisine
Location:
Address: 5440 Babcock Rd, San Antonio, TX 78240
Phone: (210)-691-0602
Website: royalinnorientalcuisinesn.com
Reviews:
”Started getting delivery through DoorDash from them last year and they have been consistent and good! Wonderful fried rice, pot stickers and most everything else you might expect.” – Juan Viveros
Bamboo Eats
Bamboo Eats is a restaurant that features counter-served dishes and a bar with an extensive wine menu. Their bar has a wide selection of wines and bees. Their cocktails have been nominated for the Cocktail Fest in San Antonio. Furthermore, they have delectable spring rolls and lettuce wraps. their dumplings are either fried and steamed. It is filled with seasoned pork and may be topped with scallions and spicy garlic and soy sauce. Moreover, there are deep-fried options like buffalo wings and fried shrimp. Their rice and noodle menu include pad Thai, lo mein, and chow. Some of the desserts are chocolate brownie, turtle cheesecake, and raspberry cheesecake rolls.
Products/ Services:
dumplings, Chinese cuisine, Asian cuisine
Location:
Address: 1010 S Flores St #111, San Antonio, TX 78204
Phone: (210)-481-4884
Website: bambooeats.com
Reviews:
”Excellent location for quality chinese food. Filled me up. Looking forward to returning with my coworkers. This place has a cool feel to it. Feeling here is like a restaurant in Fort Worth I liked.” – Scarlett Cordova
Jeanie Burford is a reporter for Kev’s Best. After graduating from UCLA, Amy got an internship at a local radio station and worked as a beat reporter and producer. Jeanie has also worked as a columnist for The Brookings Register. Amy covers economy and community events for Kev’s Best.