Description
Bo Hai Dumpling Town is found at 217 E Broadway, New York, NY 10002, United States, and serves as a Dumpling Restaurant with 45 user reviews. Known especially for its Pork and Chives Dumplings, the restaurant experiences peak waiting times typically ranging from 15 minutes to an hour in the evenings throughout the week. Monday and Sunday peak waits can extend up to 45 minutes, while Saturday evenings see waits reaching one hour. The midweek evenings also draw steady crowds with shorter waits. Its reputation for dumplings makes it a destination for fans of this cuisine.
Amenities
- Takeout
- Dine-in
- Solo dining
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Comfort food
- Debit cards
- Credit cards
- Good for kids
- Paid street parking
FAQs
(1) What are the opening hours of Bo Hai Dumpling Town?
If you're planning a visit, Bo Hai Dumpling Town is open during these times: Monday - Saturday (08:00 AM - 08:00 PM), Sunday (Closed).
(2) Where is Bo Hai Dumpling Town located?
Bo Hai Dumpling Town is located at 217 E Broadway, New York, NY 10002, United States, making it easy to find whether you're a local or just visiting.
(3) How can I contact or make a reservation at Bo Hai Dumpling Town?
Reservations and inquiries can be handled over the phone at +1 212-673-7260.
Reviews (45)
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THIS IS NOT A RESTAURANT. Stop giving it one star because it's not a restaurant. This is simply a frozen dumpling establishment that you can buy from and cook at home youself. I've only bought their soup dumplings and chive+pork dumplings. Overall, for $23/50pcs, it is a great deal. The skin is not as delicate and thin as you'd normally get from a restaurant (because they have to withstand being frozen), but they're just as juicy and the flavor is top notch. I didn't enjoy the chive+pork dumplings as much though. I thought the chive flavor was a bit muted.
Truly a wonderful experience to step through the door and feel like you’re backstage at the dumpling factory (because you are). All the ladies are so nice, and to watch them shape these exquisite dumplings and line them up in beautiful little rows for freezing is just indescribably awesome. Highly recommended!
These little beauties are all made by hand Old school, Elliot would approve. Goodbye friend
Attention non-Chinese people: learn enough Mandarin that you can ask for what you want, then bring home dumplings that are prolly what Joe's Shanghai isbeing supplied with, you can inpress friends and dates, get a surprised laugh from a buncha middle-aged Chinese women that will appreciate that you're making the effort, and get basically restaurant-level dumplings if you have any idea what you're doing
This little dumpling factory is open for business. It's hidden and not the most convenient location but it's worth the trouble. They make everything from scratch but know it's just a store. They do NOT have cooked products here. It's a buy and cook at home kind of spot. There are lots of options for dumplings, buns and other treats. They also have scallion pancakes and wontons. There are different stations for each kind of dumplings. Each station has someone sitting and wrapping dumplings. Most dumplings come in a bag of 50 for $13. Service is very friendly and quick. Cash only for these homemade goodies.
I bought Small meat chinese bun, Meat bun and Chinese bun. I had a small meat bun and it was very tasty with plenty of soup. I've posted the current price list. The prices have gone up, but they are still affordable!
Came by to see Elliot. Not home but I hacked his Wi-Fi and got root access. 11/10 would watch again.
Elliott says this is a great place. He lives upstairs. Thanks Mr. Robot. :)