Pot Sticker Dumpling House - Hobart — Restaurant in Hobart

Having constantly seen advertising on the rear end of Metro buses I thought it waz finally time to give in.

It wasn't very busy when I got there so there was no waiting to be seated. The place looked cleaned and neat and the staff were friendly enough.

I decided I try the Beef Noodle Soup (the advertising worked as that was the main picture...plus it was cold outside and the dish looked warm and inviting). I did have my heart on a their egg custard dumplings but was informed that they didn't have any so I settled for a couple of pork minced dumplings instead. To wash it all down I ordered the raspberry watermelon sprtiz (going through a phase it seems). It all came to about $35.

Waiting time for the food was reasonable and the food was delicious. If you plan to go during busier times I'd advise booking ahead as there's only so much seating so you could be standing outside for a...

I have been here a few times now and the food is quite lovely, very fresh tasting and it's nice to see a considerable amount of vegetables included in a veggie dish. Usually when I order a veggie fried rice or a stir fry, there's hardly any veggies but not the case here. The last time I came though I ordered vegetarian dumplings and was served pork ones so it was a shock to bite into them and taste something I don't usually eat but the staff were very apologetic about it. The restaurant space is small and cosy but it has good vibes and I enjoy eating there, there's a second bigger restaurant space right near by too. The luksa soup has great flavour and do try the lemon iced tea, it's home made and delicious! Dumplings are fresh and have good amount of filling inside which is always a plus! Staff are...

We came for a night after a long trip back home and was not impressed. We ordered dumpling noodle soup, fried noodles and steamed veggie. When the food arrived, the waitress just dumped them on the table without saying anything and started cleaning. We were asked in Chinese, which we did not understand and said sorry we don't speak Chinese a couple of times, but she continued to ask in Chinese. After a while, she sighed and snapped "Can I take this" and pointed to the soy sauce on the table. It was like we were annoying her just by being there and not understand what she say in Chinese. The food was not nice either, fried noodles were too sweet and dumpling noodle soup was very bland it tasted like boiled water and noodles. Wouldn't come back or recommend this...