Shanghai Dumpling Bar

Great shanghainese pork dumplings great spicy sauce . Nice find

Great food, great service!

great prawn dumplings

Great customer service

Dumplings were alright (obviously can’t compare to the dumplings restaurants in Chinatown). I enjoyed the Rainbow Dumplings as you got to try a bit of everything: (Pink for Vegetables, Yellow for Chicken & Corn, Green for Pork & Chives, Blue for Seafood). You can choose the dumplings to be boiled or pan fried, and you just had to mention when ordering (otherwise the default is Boiled).

Wish that they had chilli oil & vinegar for condiments (as they only have soy sauce, chilli sauce & sweet chilli options).

Located within Spice Alley this place offers a range of dumpling and other basic dishes. Solid food, good price and big serves. Best value are the meals which include rice and some vege

Prawn and pork wonton soup is amazing!

Atmosphere is created with the faux Asia street setting of Spice Alley. In term of the quality of dumplings the skin is thick and contents little tasteless. Food court as best for comparison and a little lack lustre

Rainbow dumplings tasted okay but were lukewarm if not cold. Just gotta let them cook a little longer guys 🤷‍♂

Order PorkChop Dandan Noodle. But what i got just 3 thin slice of porkbelly. And when i ask the customer service they say the menu already change so no more PorkChop and then she just left from register to the back without say anything else. If you didnt sell PorkChop please let the customer know, what i want is PorkChop but the come out was totally different, and they serve me with a big peanut without crushed it like in the picture.

They don't have beverages of any kind. Even if you only want water with your meal, you have to go buy it at the restaurant next door and bring it back. Why not just eat there, as well? When I kept trying to ask for water when ordering, they just kept saying "Next stop!" without any further explanation.

Dumplings are not good. The chicken felt chewy and undercooked with bad texture.

Disgusting food. Ordered through Uber eats and it took hours. - I understand this is not necessarily the resturants fault. Dumplings so salty they were completely inedible and honey chicken was dry and overcooked. Hot and sour soup was fine but no longer hot.

The food as pictured and the food as served are two different things. The wonton noodle soup picture shows bok choy and condiments, whereas what was served was just wontons and noodles. Plain, uninteresting, and false advertising. Lots of better options in the Alley.

What kind of dumpling restaurant doesn’t offer sauce for spring rolls and dumplings, then worse, doesn’t provide any even when requested? Waste of time ordering anything from this place

All I can taste is soy sauce. Abysmal… if that

Worst Dumplings Ever

Was excited to visit Spice Alley with my friend and we ordered the wonton noodle soup. Best to say it was inedible. The broth wasn’t rich, tasted like hot water and sesame oil only. Even the condiments they had couldn’t save it. The noodles were average at best and bok choy unfortunately soaked up the broth. The wontons were very tough and had a stiff texture that I couldn’t stomach. Safe to say we didn’t finish the bowl and felt slightly sick ish after only eating a small portion. They may have better dishes but we didn’t stick around to try our luck. Please avoid when you’re in Spice Alley, definitely more enjoyable places that I will be trying out next time.