Excellent Dumpling House

If you are craving a Chinese restaurant with the vibe and service of yesteryear, then this is your place. We were heading to a local Spanish restaurant, but the health grade was unacceptable. We quickly searched Maps and came upon Excellent Dumpling. The staff was polite, helpful, and fast. The dining room was filled mostly with locals. This is usually a good sign. We ordered roast pork lo mein, and steamed dumplings, and at the recommendation of a local, we ordered a steamed roast pork bun. I cannot begin to explain how fresh and delicious everything was. I can say though that I will be stopping by again. Very soon.

Called in to place a pick up order. Asked if we could substitute brown sauce instead of white with the Shrimp & Broccoli and they didn’t give us any issues. So glad we did because the sauce went perfectly with the shrimp! Also ordered the Spicy chicken fried rice with XO sauce and that was some of the best Chinese I’ve ever had. One of the best parts was how quick the food was ready too. If you’re nearby you should definitely order from here. They seemed to have a good amount of sit down seating too.

I have to say it’s a Chinese restaurant that worth to view. It’s rare to see a Chinese restaurant actually treat genuinely well to their customers instead of working for tips. Truly authentic Shanghai cuisine with extremely reasonable price. Highly recommend to try their Hot and Sour soup, full of flavors, just shows how amazing their skill is. Shoutout to Lee who is such an awesome server. Thanks for making the amazing dinner more enjoyable.

Went here for the first time today for dinner with my brother. I had the scallion pancake as an appetizer and then the chicken fried rice for my entree. The scallion pancake was very delicious and the chicken fried rice was decent. The staff was very nice and super attentive. The food came out pretty quickly and we did not have to wait too long. While it's not the most modern looking place, there is a certain ambiance to it.

We ordered some pork soup dumplings, yam chow fried rice, and mayo tofu. The dumplings were served first, which was the right to do. They tasted fine and the soup was hot. While the fried rice was delicious, the tofu was a bit bland. I guess it’s more of a Shanghainese restaurant than Sichuan. So we could’ve picked on that. But the food was freshly cooked and the service was good. Atmosphere was also alright. Forgot to took the photos of the dumplings and tofu.