Jiayuan Dumpling House

this was our third visit and the food was consistently yummy. I really liked the egg drop soup. the dumplings, especially the beef, are so good. the cucumber salad is also delicious. it is a small eat in diner type restaurant. it seems that they do a lot of to-go orders.

Was hungry when heading to Redondo Beach and my best friend and I were craving dumplings and decided to give Dumpling House a try... We were not disappointed!!! First and foremost, the service you get from the owners and stuff is absolutely amazing! They are genuinely caring, thoughtful, and really want to make sure you have an exceptional dining experience. We ordered dumplings, braised beef noodle soup, orange chicken, and egg drop soup... Every dish was just so savory and delicious!!! We absolutely loved the food here and will come back again because the experience was just so warm, welcoming, and the food is authentically and delightfully Chinese.

This is quickly becoming one of my favorite restaurants in South Bay. The food is so fresh and is always served hot. The owner is kind and provides fast service. My favorite dishes are the spicy boiled beef and the cucumber salad. If you’re in the South Bay and are craving Chinese food, I really recommend coming here!

New Chinese restaurant with pan fried dumplings. The food is all pretty good and even though the taste is slightly Americanized, it's pretty authentic. The portion is average; definitely smaller than your usual super Asian Chinese restaurant. I recommend their pan fried dumplings, poached fish in hot chili oil, and twice cooked pork. Given the location, the price is on the higher end (between $15-20 per dish). They charge you for rice & tea so that's a bummer. I will be returning. Expect to pay $30-35 per person. The service is exactly what you expect at a Chinese restaurant. We were the only party but you have to flag them down for anything. Guess that's how you know it's authentic.

Nice little restaurant. We ordered the beef and pork dumplings, chicken fried noodle, string beans and Di San Xian. The string beans were very flavorful as was the Di San Xian. The noodles were good, if a bit anemic looking. The pot stickers are more homestyle, wrapped round balls. They were ok, but our least favorite. Service was excellent. Super nice and they actually refilled our waters, which rarely happens in Chinese restaurants for some odd reason. Parking was easy. We would go again