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Please Do Not Compare Eating Dumplings to Popping Pimples
“Love popping spots AND eating dumplings? Combine the two with exploding soup dumplings at Dumplings Legend.”
Why Eating Tonnes of Dumplings Makes for a Lucky Chinese New Year
In Chinese cuisine, dumplings are believed to bring good fortune, as they look like gold ingots. “More is generally better as a rule of thumb,” says London Chinese chef Andrew Wong.
Tibetan Refugees Are the Masterminds Behind Delhi’s Favorite Dumplings
When Tibetans fled their homeland and settled in India, they brought their momos—thin-skinned dumplings stuffed with meat, vegetables, or cheese—along with them.
Ain't No Party Like A Taiwanese Hot Pot Party
Load your plates with meat, dumplings, noodles, and veggies, and prep your savory bone broth. It's hot pot weather.
A Visual Guide to Shanghai's Greatest Dumpling Hits
Stop throwing around the word "dumpling" like a dummy and read this guide to the seven most common (and delicious) styles of bao and wonton that you'll find in Shanghai.
These 'King-Size' Kimchi Dumplings Are LA's Best-Kept Korean-Food Secret
These little orbs of carby, chewy, juicy, umami-filled joy will change everything you thought you knew about dumplings and spicy, pickled cabbage.
Step Inside 98-Year-Old Hang Ah Tea Room, the Oldest Dim Sum Restaurant in America
Since 1920, generation after generation of Chinatown residents has slipped into Hang Ah Tea Room for dumplings, noodles, and tea.
This Dark Bus Tour Pairs LA's Best Dumplings With Its Most Gruesome Crimes
Esotouric bus adventures are the tours to take if you wish to explore LA's dark history and taste some of the city's best dumplings at the same time.
Enter the Dumpling House Where Anime Meets Dim Sum
After one couple was dismayed by the lack of restaurants making fresh dumplings from scratch in London, they decided to open a spot that is also heavily inspired by anime.
This Cookbook Will Change Everything You Thought You Knew About Soviet Food
The cuisine of former Soviet countries in Central Asia has long been written off as bland. Food writers Eleanor Ford and Caroline Eden want to change that—starting with the Uzbek rice dish of plov.
Get Your Goat and Serve It With These Spicy Korean Dumplings
The rice cakes and spicy gochujang in this dish from Houston's Underbelly are traditionally Korean, but the tender braised goat is straight outta Texas.