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Mimi Cheng's Dumplings
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Modern counter-serve spot for Taiwanese dumplings made from family recipes, plus seasonal specials.
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Mimi Cheng's Dumplings

179 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003
4.0(351)$$$$
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Modern counter-serve spot for Taiwanese dumplings made from family recipes, plus seasonal specials.

attractions: St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery, Abe Lebewohl Park, Steven Kasher Gallery, Islamic Council of America (Madina Masjid), Theater For the New City, Classic Stage Company, Archie's Press, Stuyvesant Square Park, Abe Lebewohl Triangle, Ottendorfer Library, restaurants: Love Mama, Kanoyama, John's of 12th Street, Veselka, Soothr, Cacio e Pepe, Jazba, Temakase Hand Roll Bar - 2nd Ave, Momofuku Noodle Bar, Madame Vo
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Phone
(646) 360-2376
Website
mimichengs.com
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Sat11:30 AM - 8:30 PMClosed

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Featured dishes

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dish
Spicy Dan Dan Noodles
dish
The 50/50 Dumplings
dish
Taiwanese Street-Cart Greens
dish
Scallion Pancake
dish
Bottled Water
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Scallion Pancake

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Nearby attractions of Mimi Cheng's Dumplings

St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery

Abe Lebewohl Park

Steven Kasher Gallery

Islamic Council of America (Madina Masjid)

Theater For the New City

Classic Stage Company

Archie's Press

Stuyvesant Square Park

Abe Lebewohl Triangle

Ottendorfer Library

St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery

St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery

4.7

(99)

Open 24 hours
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Abe Lebewohl Park

Abe Lebewohl Park

4.4

(76)

Closed
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Steven Kasher Gallery

Steven Kasher Gallery

4.3

(20)

Closed
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Islamic Council of America (Madina Masjid)

Islamic Council of America (Madina Masjid)

4.7

(242)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Mimi Cheng's Dumplings

Love Mama

Kanoyama

John's of 12th Street

Veselka

Soothr

Cacio e Pepe

Jazba

Temakase Hand Roll Bar - 2nd Ave

Momofuku Noodle Bar

Madame Vo

Love Mama

Love Mama

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Kanoyama

Kanoyama

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John's of 12th Street

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Reviews of Mimi Cheng's Dumplings

4.0
(351)
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4.0
1y

In general, I eat a lot of seafood and vegetable dumplings. A small bit of meat dumplings here and there. Dumplings are one of my food groups. It is really hard to find a good clean simple and flavorful vegetable dumpling. This is the best I’ve had in nyc. Reminds me of my grandmothers. I really like how the ingredients aren’t also mushed together, you can really taste and see the vegetable that you’re eating. The crispy cabbage salad with the subtle, light but flavorful dressing is not to be missed! Pairs excellent with vegetable dumpling! As far as the price, it’s in East Village, everyone has to pay their rent and utilities, small mom and pop looking location, made by hand, great quality tasting ingredients, perfect in my opinion, so completely worth it!

So above is my first review from about a week ago. I was in the neighborhood again and enjoyed them so much the first time decided to come back and get the same thing. Unfortunately, we’re not the best dumplings. They were cold and still raw so asked them to be reheated. Three came back slightly broken and were still raw and cold, which was a bummer. The dumpling sauce also tastes different. The cabbage salad lacked the amount of dressing from the first time. I really want to love this place because they have good items but need to work on consistency. My first visit was 5 out of 5 stars for food. My second visit was 1 out of 5 for food. So I am changing it to 3 stars. Took off a star second time for service since the guy was nice but seemed to be more concerned with his...

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4.0
9y

Short: Great Asian inspired fast food restaurant to grab a quick bite or snack. Delicious traditional dumpling, with "special sauce" which is a must try.

Long: As you first walk in, the shop seems to be very small with limited seating to get friendly with others. There are seats aligning the wall of the restaurant and picnic style benches in the middle of the room. The menu is simple and easy to understand with descriptions of the different style of dumplings and side dishes to try.

I ordered the Taiwanese street car veggies, Mimi Cheng, and reinvented classic dumplings. The veggies were delicious with the oyster sauce and garlic, however it was a little much for my liking on the oyster sauce. Both the Mimi Cheng and re-invented classic dumplings were phenomenal. It had a very authentic meaty taste upon the first bite. I got both dumplings pan-fried which I would definitely recommend to get that nice crunch. The wrapping was not thick and doughy but in fact very light. The Mimi Cheng Special Sauce is an absolute must try. Don't be fooled and drizzle that sauce all over your pan-fried dumplings because you will end up with a soggy snack before you can eat them all.

Overall this place was a great pit stop to grab a bite to eat and the service was great. I gave this place 4 stars for the great authentic taste but unfortunately wish they had way more on their menu. Can't wait to go back to have the Mimi Cheng...

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1.0
4y

KEY POINTS: DO NOT BE FOOLED BY PHOTOS & FOOD MADE ME SICK! PLACE IS EMPTY FOR A REASON So I visited this place when it first opened in 2016 and it was delicious. I had the pork/ chive and vegetable dumplings. I haven't been back since until yesterday. I ordered the pork/chive dumplings and the Spicy Dan Dan noodles. The noodles were honestly the blandest thing I've ever tasted. I think if I made them at home with some butter it would've had more flavor. They were smothered in oil and had absolutely no flavor (zero hints of garlic) just some heat. I had to ask for soy sauce to add in because it was truly not appetizing. The dumplings were too fried one the signature side and didn't get to be fully cook within. I am writing this review because I truly regret not telling them right away that the food was so awful for the $26 that I paid. I was starving and looking forward to eating here again and after seeing how expensive the menu was, I just finished the dumplings and threw away the noodles. I am not a reviewer. I never leave good or bad reviews. But I felt I needed to warn any new comers to this specific location because it was truly expensive for what you receive, it doesn't taste good, and I swear it made my stomach sick. It's the following day and I can't stop visiting the bathroom! Do not be fooled by the photos or...

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In general, I eat a lot of seafood and vegetable dumplings. A small bit of meat dumplings here and there. Dumplings are one of my food groups. It is really hard to find a good clean simple and flavorful vegetable dumpling. This is the best I’ve had in nyc. Reminds me of my grandmothers. I really like how the ingredients aren’t also mushed together, you can really taste and see the vegetable that you’re eating. The crispy cabbage salad with the subtle, light but flavorful dressing is not to be missed! Pairs excellent with vegetable dumpling! As far as the price, it’s in East Village, everyone has to pay their rent and utilities, small mom and pop looking location, made by hand, great quality tasting ingredients, perfect in my opinion, so completely worth it! So above is my first review from about a week ago. I was in the neighborhood again and enjoyed them so much the first time decided to come back and get the same thing. Unfortunately, we’re not the best dumplings. They were cold and still raw so asked them to be reheated. Three came back slightly broken and were still raw and cold, which was a bummer. The dumpling sauce also tastes different. The cabbage salad lacked the amount of dressing from the first time. I really want to love this place because they have good items but need to work on consistency. My first visit was 5 out of 5 stars for food. My second visit was 1 out of 5 for food. So I am changing it to 3 stars. Took off a star second time for service since the guy was nice but seemed to be more concerned with his phone than food.
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This review applies to both locations. I’ve visited each location twice; my first time at leach location I had the monthly special and one of the dumplings from the regular menu. The monthly specials are always really good, but I do not like the dumplings from the regular menu.... the last two times I’ve stopped by, I just got an order of the monthly special and then went somewhere nearby for dessert. The sides are ok, but are very pricey. The dumplings are actually pretty pricey too. It’s fun to watch them being handmade up at the front, and their house dipping sauce is fantastic, but I can’t really recommend anything other than the monthly special. My favorite monthly was the Emmy burger collaboration! I wish all the dumplings were like this. The buratta meatball dumplings were also really good, and the lunar new year lamb dumplings were amazing. This month there is a French onion soup dimpling and I’d like to try that. So again, the specials are fun, interesting, and delicious, but you’re better off going to Chinatown if you want high quality pork or veggie dumplings and you’ll get them there for cheaper.
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In general, I eat a lot of seafood and vegetable dumplings. A small bit of meat dumplings here and there. Dumplings are one of my food groups. It is really hard to find a good clean simple and flavorful vegetable dumpling. This is the best I’ve had in nyc. Reminds me of my grandmothers. I really like how the ingredients aren’t also mushed together, you can really taste and see the vegetable that you’re eating. The crispy cabbage salad with the subtle, light but flavorful dressing is not to be missed! Pairs excellent with vegetable dumpling! As far as the price, it’s in East Village, everyone has to pay their rent and utilities, small mom and pop looking location, made by hand, great quality tasting ingredients, perfect in my opinion, so completely worth it! So above is my first review from about a week ago. I was in the neighborhood again and enjoyed them so much the first time decided to come back and get the same thing. Unfortunately, we’re not the best dumplings. They were cold and still raw so asked them to be reheated. Three came back slightly broken and were still raw and cold, which was a bummer. The dumpling sauce also tastes different. The cabbage salad lacked the amount of dressing from the first time. I really want to love this place because they have good items but need to work on consistency. My first visit was 5 out of 5 stars for food. My second visit was 1 out of 5 for food. So I am changing it to 3 stars. Took off a star second time for service since the guy was nice but seemed to be more concerned with his phone than food.
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This review applies to both locations. I’ve visited each location twice; my first time at leach location I had the monthly special and one of the dumplings from the regular menu. The monthly specials are always really good, but I do not like the dumplings from the regular menu.... the last two times I’ve stopped by, I just got an order of the monthly special and then went somewhere nearby for dessert. The sides are ok, but are very pricey. The dumplings are actually pretty pricey too. It’s fun to watch them being handmade up at the front, and their house dipping sauce is fantastic, but I can’t really recommend anything other than the monthly special. My favorite monthly was the Emmy burger collaboration! I wish all the dumplings were like this. The buratta meatball dumplings were also really good, and the lunar new year lamb dumplings were amazing. This month there is a French onion soup dimpling and I’d like to try that. So again, the specials are fun, interesting, and delicious, but you’re better off going to Chinatown if you want high quality pork or veggie dumplings and you’ll get them there for cheaper.
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