Dumplings of Fury - Reviews

My experience at this restaurant was absolutely awesome. Despite the wait on a busy Christmas Eve, it was well worth it for the excellent yummy dumplings and pork fried rice. I will definitely be back.

My experience at the restaurant was fantastic! I enjoyed a great mix of flavors, and everything was served hot. I tried the fresh fried chicken rice bowl, Beef Jiaozi, Fury fries, and the Szechuan Beef rice Bowl. The food quality was excellent, and the service and atmosphere were also top-notch, both receiving a perfect score.

My experience at the restaurant was mixed. While the vegan dumplings were served cold and seemed very expensive for the quantity of 2, the chefs were amenable to making certain dishes gluten free on the fly. The atmosphere was great, but the food quality and value were disappointing.

Woooow! This is definitely a place I could go 2 times a week lol. The food was so great! We shared everything and the price was not bad, 45 bucks I think. The service was fast. It's a small spot with maybe 10 tables, but we didn't have to wait. It got busy fast though. You order at the register and sit. The woman at the register was really nice and patient, as it was our first time and we took forever to order lol, sorry girl. But thanks for playing my fav song on! (Jet fuel - Mac Miller). Can't wait to go back!

★☆☆☆☆ If I could give zero stars, I would. My experience at this restaurant was defined by the absolute worst customer service I’ve ever encountered. The staff were rude, dismissive, and completely unprofessional. It was almost impressive how little they seemed to care about their customers. I would advise others not to waste their time or money, as Seattle has plenty of amazing spots for dumplings and noodles where they actually treat people with respect. This place has all attitude and no hospitality. Honestly, the name “Dumplings of Fury” fits because the only thing you’ll leave with is FURY at how badly you were treated.

My experience at Dumplings of Fury was incredibly disappointing. The restaurant claims to serve Asian food, but it felt like an imitation prepared by chefs without Asian backgrounds for an uninformed American clientele. The dumplings themselves were poorly constructed, featuring two wrappers and a stringy, dry, and bland lump of beef. They were overstuffed and difficult to chew. A proper dumpling should have a single wrapper, be half-moon shaped, and include more than just beef to enhance the flavor 🥟. The overall food quality was a significant letdown.

My experience at this restaurant was a mix of excellent service and disappointing food value. The service was amazing, and the front-of-house person who took our order was great. However, the food was low-mid in quality and flavor, which was a shock considering the prices. For $44, we received a small amount of food: 2 shrimp and chive dumplings, 2 beef baos, and Chinese broccoli. While the presentation was nice, the flavors were majorly lacking. I would not recommend this place due to the INSANE prices for the portion sizes.

My experience at the restaurant was great! The food came out quick and was very delicious. The service was friendly. We will definitely be back. Thank you!

My experience at the restaurant was a bit of a mixed bag. While the shrimp and pork wontons were good, the pork belly bao was overcooked and dry. The food overall received a 3 out of 5. Service was excellent, rated 5 out of 5, and the atmosphere was also enjoyable at 4 out of 5. The price per person was between $20–30, and there was no wait time.

I stopped into Dumplings of Fury on a Friday afternoon for some delicious bao buns. We tried the fried chicken and the pork belly bao! They both were great, but our favorite was the fried chicken bao; it was different and yummy!