Hey guys – there have been some threads that mention this place, in Sunset Park, somewhere in the 40’s around 8th Ave, called Family Dumpling, but I can’t seem to get a nail on exactly WHERE it is. Can anyone... (12 replies, last updated by Bob Martinez August 21, 2008)

Chicago Chowhound family planning a visit to NYC. Where should we go for great-tasting soup dumplings? Some Zagat readers dis Nice Green Bo recently? Is Joe’s Shanghai still worth? Any helpful opinions greatly appreciated (25 replies, last updated by Miss Needle January 20, 2009)

Did a little dumpling taste test between Family Dumpling and Prosperity last weekend, and Family definitely came out ahead that particular afternoon. Family's pork fried tasted much fresher than Prosperity’s, and also... (14 replies, last updated by hhhippo October 17, 2009)

there’s a vegetarian warehouse of sorts on Hester St . . . I have not tried the dumplings, but they are there "Family Dumpling" in Brooklyn, it’s on Seventh Ave in Sunset Park on a corner at . . . 56th St? There... (6 replies, last updated by pitu January 26, 2006)

Taking my family to Chinatown this week to experience the pork/crab soup dumplings...... I love Joe’s.....but i am not crazy about the other dishes..... Is there any other restaurant down in CTown that serves great soup... (15 replies, last updated by DarthEater April 21, 2009)

Love Tasty Dumpling. Have you tried Dumpling House, which is owned by the same family? I actually think it’s slightly (but only slightly) better. (10 replies, last updated by Homer J March 21, 2006)

20 years ago as starving college students, my girlfriend and I use to eat heavenly hot and sour soup and steamed dumplings at a tiny place just off of Mott Street in Chinatown. It was just down a short street from the Mei Dick... (10 replies, last updated by Brian S December 31, 2007)

My daughter is addicted to Soup Dumplings from Joe’s Ginger on Pell St. The one time I went there with her, the ‘soup’ was too fatty and rancid. True, it may just have been an off day, but there has to be better... (22 replies, last updated by designerboy01 November 14, 2006)

I’m looking for a place to take out-of-town guests (ranging in age from 9 to 80) for soup dumplings. This is for a 40th birthday celebration, and would need to comfortably seat a party of 14-16 for an early (5 or 6 pm)... (14 replies, last updated by bigjeff January 15, 2008)

Do you know the menu # for the pork appetizer? I had the hui xiang dumplings (boiled) last month (tastes like dill, but some say it’s fennel). They’re extremely addictive. I tried to get some last weekend, but a family... (27 replies, last updated by bigjeff April 2, 2007)

I was wondering if anyone knew of a place, preferably in Queens, where I can find Xiaolongbao that is not filled with pork. I am looking to find some good soupy dumplings that are vegetarian or at least not pork because my friend... (21 replies, last updated by mandmbklyn August 14, 2007)

any of the peppe rosso/verde spots. chinatown.. there’s half a dozen active threads on this at any point.. i prefer pork buns and light dim sum at mei lei wah, peking duck from the peking duck house, dumplings from tasty... (3 replies, last updated by jesse June 27, 2004)

We are staying in Times Square . Want to see it all-Central Park ,Plaza, Ground Zero, Empire State,Statue of Liberty,- Inexpensive meals for family of 5? (1 reply, last updated by wurstle March 28, 2005)

Shanghai is always fun (especially the soup dumplings). The 801 – don’t know. ESPN Zone – pain, oh the pain. Why would you subject yourself to this? Go get some burgers at PJ Clarkes or lunch at The Landmark... (4 replies, last updated by Sean March 26, 2003)

My family (with 2 kids age 7 & 10) plans to visit Manhattan for a period of 10-14 days in late June/early July period. Will most likely stay at New York Palace, price is not an issue, willing to splurge if necessary (sorry, want... (76 replies, last updated by Lau May 2, 2008)