East Dumpling House

This 5-star review is for Miss Vicky. We visited this restaurant after 19:00 and ordered $27 buffet. The food variety and quality are good. Miss Vicky delivered excellent service and I was so impressed with her work attitude and the way she handled orders and customer requests. She always smiles and cares about our experience. When I took two ice creams, she gave me napkins for me to hold the ice creams. So considerate! And after we left, I left my water bottle on the table. When she found that, she immediately came out to find us. She excellent service and great personality really made our day. Kudos to her 👏🏻

We came here for all you can eat bbq and had the premium option. The server was very nice we were accommodating to allergies and dietary restrictions like nut allergies and gluten free options for people in my group. The cold noodles were especially good, highly recommend to try. Each order of meat portion was very small so when you order on the iPad just order in larger quantities and you can only order in increments of 10 minutes before you can send another order in for meat. The atmosphere was busy they said they were strict about the 90minute dining time limit but we went over by a bit and we were fine just as long as you’re not there forever don’t worry about trying to rush to finish eating. The server despite being busy came to check the meat and cut up meats for us too! Great experience and the prices was great too!

My friend and I visited in Monday, it is not so crowd and busy yet around 5pm. Food is very good, it is quite authentic, the spicyness and the flavor. The selected food is perfectly match along with a bowl of steamed rice! The service is good when things happened. Definitely will be back again.

Fantastic kararoke bar and Chinese restaurant! This delightful Rockville shop is serving up some of the best Chinese food the DMV has to offer, including smoky and flavorful Chinese barbecue, juicy and plump dumplings, and a wide variety of classic Northern Chinese dishes. I visited East Dumpling House with a few friends on a Friday night, and we split a bunch of dishes. Everything was outstanding, but a few stand-outs include the di san xian (stir-fried eggplant with potatoes and green bell peppers), barbecue chives, and suan cai yu (Sichuan fish soup with pickled cabbage). The di san xian was super flavorful, and the eggplant had a delightfully crispy skin but soft, tender meat. It's a classic dish, but they did a fantastic job making sure the veggies were flavorful and crispy, but not overly greasy or heavy. They did a similarly phenomenal job with the Chinese chives, which were perfectly charred and coated with a delightful spicy, smoky blend of spices. I also loved the stir-fried watercress -- it was a classic, but they did a great job making sure it was the perfect level of doneness, and it had plenty of garlic flavor. I was surprised by how much I loved the suan cai yu, especially since this restaurant doesn't specialize in Sichaun food. Even so, the fish was super tender and the soup was the perfect balance of savory, tangy, and spicy flavor profiles. Super excited to come here again, and, if the TVs blasting karaoke music throughout the restaurant are any indication, they also have a phenomenal selection of Chinese and Korean songs to sing to, so I can't wait to try out their karaoke rooms too!

I recently found a Chinese restaurant that stands out for its quality dishes. One highlight is the **pork intestine with hot chili peppers**. This dish features tender pork intestine that is expertly cooked and seasoned, with a satisfying level of spice from the chili peppers. It’s a well-balanced option for those who enjoy robust flavors. Mia, our server, provided excellent service. Overall, it’s a solid choice for anyone looking to explore Chinese cuisine.