Myung In Dumplings

Reviews

• Luis M.

  star star star star star 6 July 2026

  Excellent little hole on the wall and very good dupplings. Try the spicy ones there are freakin good. Definitely stoping every time we go to Disneyland.

• Angela L.

  star star star star star_border 5 July 2026

  We weren't very hungry, so ordered only one menu item: Steamed (jjin) vegetable mandu (10). Super fresh (falling apart at first), and delicious. The women serving us was very friendly and welcoming. I wish we had been hungrier, because there were so many things on the menu that looked good, and it was clear based on this one item that they serve freshly made, delicious dumplings at reasonable prices.
  
  The only slight negative (besides the food court setting, which might turn off some people) was that they did not offer pan fried vegetable mandu, only steamed. Steamed is the healthier option, but I prefer the taste of pan-fried. I asked, but they would not pan fry them.

• Kristina H.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 3 July 2026

  This dumpling spot is located in H Mart which is fine but I wish it stated that when I was looking for it on yelp. Made it rather difficult to locate. Anyway, it's located in a smaller than most H Mart with a lot of other small restaurants that have ramen, sushi, etc.
  
  When ordering I noticed most of their dumplings had some sort of pork which is kool for most but I refrain from pork so was hoping they had a veggie option or chicken. They had one veggie option which came with four dumplings. Ordered one to share with a friend who stated we should have both ordered another 4 but I wanted to see how we would like it before ordering more.
  
  GOOD GOLLY MISS MOLLY, it is a great thing we didn't order a second serving cuz those dumplings were aggressively large! I have never seen dumplings that big they were like the big Bertha of dumplings! They were good but heavy on the dumpling and lighter on the veggies inside. Between the two of us we only ate three and had to leave the fourth because we couldn't do it, it beat us! Overall it tasted good but I just don't think this is necessarily the dumpling spot for me.

• Gabby K.

  star star star star_border star_border 30 June 2026

  Myung Dumpling was one of the places that popped up when i was on a search. When we arrived we noticed that it is actually INSIDE the H mart, so that made it a little difficult to find initially. When we finally found this place i noticed that there was very few veterinarian options. There was literally 1. So i had to choose that option.
  
  A short 5 minute wait, the dumplings and sauce was dropped off. Now for the dumplings..... I want to say that these dumplings were large, but that's an understatement. These dumplings were aggressive. And I was thinking to order another 4, but NO you are well fed on the 4 massive dumplings. The dumplings them selves were on the dry side, I'm sure that was because of how large it was. It was actually more on the bao side with how bready it was. So i wouldn't recommend the veggie dumplings if you're looking for a traditional dumpling. Other than that they have a lot of other options and the staff is helpful and polite.

• Twee T.

  star star star star star_border 24 June 2026

  It's hard not to love dumplings of any ethnic variety. Steamed, pan fried, deep fried or boiled, I can have these handcrafted bundles any time of day. They always satisfy my savory cravings and because they are typically low in carbs, they make for guiltless pleasures too!
  
  #8 Fried Dumplings with Shrimp and Pork: it's hard to miss how fresh and high in quality the ingredients are. Pan fried just right, they come with a side salad of shredded cabbage, kimchi and dipping sauce. Every bite was crispy on the outside and steaming soft on the inside.
  
  #1 Wang Man Doo (aka mandu): They call this a dumpling too, but it's more like a better version of banh bao. Inside each moist, fluffy mandu is a balanced mix of ground pork, Korean sweet potato noodles, cabbage, shiitake mushrooms, chives, a dash of sesame oil and maybe onions? You can eat these without any extra seasonings IMO, but you do get a kimchi side to jazz it up if you like. They're a good size, 3 inches across, and perfect for a grab and go breakfast.
  
  Do note that this place is a no nonsense establishment: no frilly stuff, low-key, order-at-the-counter and eat at the communal food court with mismatched tables and chairs. Be humble, be patient and you shall be rewarded with hot, homely and fresh comfort food.