LeDu Happy Dumplings & Jianbing — Restaurant in Munich

The place for a quick lunch in Karlsplatz-Stachus station! It is somewhat secluded, you have to pass the Sonnnenpassagen and then turn left. It is small and there are maybe only five small tables each for two people or something like that. I went there twice and never got a seat so I did take away twice. As far as I can see, they offer only four types of food which were Dumplings, Jianbing, Guabao, and Noodle bowls. I tried their beef dumplings, Jianbing, and Guabao. A friend recommended me to try them and they all tasted well above average but not perfect. The Jianbing needed more sauce and flavour overall. I also just knew when I opened the Jianbing at home that they put chips in there for a difference in texture but since I did take away and there were no holes on the bag at all, it was not crispy anymore. The dumplings were simply amazing with the sauces that come with it as a compliment to the taste. The Guabao had great flavour but the sauce was just on the most inside part of the bread so the first few bites lacked taste. The price to portion ratio was actually not bad since we are talking about Munich here. Would maybe come back to try the other types of meat...

I've been to Munich three years in a row, and LeDu Happy Dumplings has quickly tuned into one of my favorite Asian restaurants. I've tried dumplings in so many places, and most of the time they're just average. Here, however, dumplings are like a work of art, prepared with such delicacy and keeping an eye for details. I always choose the option of the multiple flavor sample plate, of which I'm sure I could have many, because they're so delicious. Price is quite reasonable too. Sure, the restaurant itself is a little bit small, but I don't care about that. All I care about is the rich flavor of those dumplings, which stay in my mouth, tender and warm, while I chew softly on them, always accompanied by those magical sauces. In my next trip to Munich I'm definitely...

Just a heads-up: card payment is only accepted for orders over €10, so bring some cash if you’re grabbing a quick bite. The snack bar is located underground, not above ground

LeDu is one of my favorite spots in Munich for quick and tasty Chinese street food—especially their jianbing guozi (Chinese savory crepes)! You can choose from chicken, beef, or pork fillings—I personally recommend the chicken and beef. The outer layer is crispy, the fillings flavorful, and you can top it with either peanut sauce or spicy chili sauce. I always go with peanut—it’s delicious.

Besides the jianbing, they also offer dumplings and a variety of other Chinese fast food snacks. There are also vegetarian options available, which is...