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Vanessa's Dumpling House Chinese Restaurant ·$

If you love dumplings then surely you must head to Vanessa's Chinatown where you can satisfy your cravings. They have frozen, boiled and pan fried dumplings in the variety of pork fried, shrimp and spicy beef. Complement your meals with beverages like iced tea, bubble milk tea, and smoothies. Other items listed on the menu include pancake sandwiches, soups, and noodles. The restaurant is perfect for a family dinner who want to enjoy some tasty Chinese dishes.

Website: vanessas.com

Phone: (212) 625-8008

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Eldridge St and Broome St

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  • Sat 10:30 AM - 9:30 PM

118 Eldridge St New York, NY 10002 ·347.49 mi

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Amenities

  • Family friendly

Reviews

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Haley H. 10/22/26

Great tasting dumplings at good prices! Ordered 16 dumplings, 6 pork buns, and cucumbers for $25. Easy pick up experience and I definitely want to try more items on the menu. The ladies were...

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Jun L. 09/11/26

Ordered the pork and chive dumpling, chili wonton, and dan dan noodles here. My favorite dishes were the chili wonton followed by the dan dan noodle. The chili wonton is not too spicy. Dan dan...

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B T. 09/26/26

Vanessa's got so hugely popular that they've really expanded to a different realm than your standard small mom and pop place. The quality is still there to a degree but it's certainly overrated....

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Mia H. 11/14/25

This dumpling house is a quick and casual spot for some cozy Chinese food. You can order at a kiosk here or at the counter and the food comes out fairly fast. They have a variety of dumplings here...

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Cecilia L. 05/24/26

Disappointed to see how much the quality has dropped here. The pan-fried dumplings have noticeably shrunk in size. More surprisingly, the pork wontons didn't have actual ground meat inside...

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