The Dumplings Spot F-10 — Restaurant in Zone 1

So I saw a couple of local food bloggers reviewing this place quite favourably for its iftar platter so we decided to give it a try. I was quite disappointed by our experience. When we reached, though there were chairs available, the staff was highly reluctant to put them together to provide us a place to sit. I had to ask some 4 of their staffers and eventually after much coaxing they arranged chairs for us. Then, while we were waiting, it was iftar time. No one gave us a khajoor or water to break our fast although we had already placed our order. Food was delayed and when it did come finally, the serving was not what they show in their ads. The servings were considerably smaller. On social media, you'd see their roof afza with mint leaves and lemon etc but what you actually get is just plain laal sherbet. Taste wise also, the food was...

Worst food ever! Went there after watching review of that famous cheap food blogger and it was a disappointment. They made us wait for 40+mins and told to wait more upon inquiring and when we decided to leave, the guy came chasing us in the parking with soggy fries dipped in ketchup with 4,5 peanuts on it that too for Rs. 800?? Waste of money. He insisted to take it. We took but they were so bad that we couldn't even finish that very tiny serving..

Overpriced, Overhyped and such bad service. No value for money, just fries covered in sauce. you can get the same fries from a random stall in any market for Rs.100 and honesty they are much better..

Also the staff and guards were fighting over the spots of chair and tables the...

I had one of the most disappointing Chinese food experiences at Dumpling F-10. The food was poorly cooked and far from authentic.

The dumplings were smelly and clearly not fresh—thankfully we didn’t order the full platter.

The chowmein, which we ordered for kids, was extremely spicy and completely unsuitable for children.

The Kung Pao chicken was a disaster: the gravy was overly sweet and drenched in vinegar, making it almost impossible to eat.

It now feels obvious that their positive social media reviews are nothing more than paid marketing. If you’re a true Chinese food lover, don’t waste...