Kai Feng Fu Dumpling House

A small counter serve hole in the wall spot that serves up pretty good tasting cheap eats. Are the dumplings or food going to blow you away? No, but the prices and quick no frills service will! Been coming here for a while and I always walk out feeling like it was a bargain.

Small place that serves dumplings and soups. Other various dishes as well, but those I noticed in particular on the menu. Small indoors eating area so be prepared to be cramped when finding a seat. Cheap meals. I don't have the exact prices on me at the moment but they barely make a dent on my account and we're of course delicious. I had only pictured my boiled dumplings but my friend ordered the grilled ones and those tasted very good and had a decent presentation.

Kai Feng Fu Dumpling House in Brooklyn is one of those hidden gems that never disappoints. The prices are incredibly affordable — you can get a generous serving of dumplings without breaking the bank. They offer a great selection of both fried and steamed dumplings, each packed with flavor and made fresh. The service is impressively fast. You order, and within minutes your food is ready. It’s a no-frills spot, but perfect for a quick, tasty meal. If you’re craving dumplings and want something delicious, cheap, and fast, this place is definitely worth a visit.

This tiny little spot serves the most delicious fried pork chive dumplings! It’s a no frills establishment service a few types of soda and water. They are pretty busy from opening to closing on most days. I tried the sesame pancake also which was pretty good on its own also I ordered 2 spring rolls.

This place has been around for over 20 years. I've been coming here for over 20 years. I love their food amazing service. I would go and eat here every night if I could.

The food was amazing. I ordered the pan fried pork dumplings with chives, 3 pork and vegetable buns and a pint of hot and sour soup. The menu has a good amount of options but not overwhelmingly so! The prices are also great, especially considering how tasty everything was. Although the food is a bit on the oily side it's delicious! The hot and sour soup could have used a bit more flavor but it was still wonderful. The service was also very quick, I had absolutely no wait time for my order, they got it to me right away! My only gripe is that all of the tables had dirty bowls on them and I wanted to eat in!

We’ve been here a couple times and this unassuming hole in the wall shop has some of the best pan fried dumplings in the neighbourhood. At $4 for 8 dumplings, the prices are decent. Eat them fresh and top it with some chili oil and vinegar for a good time. With that being said, I wasn’t a fan of the boiled dumplings. I also quite enjoyed their wonton soup (simple but made well) but not so much the noodle version - the noodles were thick like udon but on the bland side. My husband enjoys the sesame pancake with beef which is a little bland for me, however it becomes a winner when you drizzle it with the chili oil and vinegar. I just wish they’d put more beef in it! They have a pretty big menu for such a small shop and some are better than others. We’ve also tried the boiled dumplings and the pan fried buns which we were not big fans of. All in all, a good meal for a cheap price. We’ll keep coming back for the pan friend dumplings, wonton soup, and the sesame beef pancake! All 3 together cost $11.25 and we were pretty full by the end!