Oh! Dumplings serves an extensive selection of handcrafted Chinese dumplings featuring thin, delicate wrappers filled with seasoned meats and fresh vegetables. The menu emphasizes traditional preparations, including both steamed and pan-fried variations that highlight the authentic textures and savory profiles of regional Asian cuisine. Diners encounter a focused environment where the preparation process remains central to the culinary experience. Each batch is shaped by hand, ensuring consistency and adherence to time-honored techniques that define the core product. The flavor profiles rely on aromatic spices and carefully balanced fillings, avoiding heavy additives. This establishment maintains a clear commitment to dumpling-centric fare, providing a specialized menu that caters to enthusiasts of artisanal dough-based dishes while maintaining a straightforward, efficient approach to service and presentation within the dining space.
Oh Dumplings is widely recognized for its authentic, handmade dumplings and generous portion sizes that offer excellent value. Many patrons appreciate the fresh, flavorful menu and the casual, bustling atmosphere of the restaurant, frequently highlighting the pork, cabbage, and coriander varieties as standout choices. While the food consistently earns praise for its taste and quality, experiences with service and cleanliness can be inconsistent, ranging from exceptionally friendly and efficient to occasional delays and unprofessional behavior. Despite varying opinions on the speed of service and the specific preparation of certain side dishes, most guests find the experience satisfying and are eager to return for the reliably delicious and affordably priced comfort food.
Really great spot to get fresh made dumplings, pork cabbage were awesome. Other plates were on point as well. Beef & broccoli, general tao, rice noodles & chicken, chicken fried rice. Portions were generous. Prices far, service on point & it was packed when we walked in. These guys are use to being busy & pushing out great food.
My partner & I went on a Sunday afternoon, & we were served by a pleasant young waitress. We ordered the spicy beef & peanut soup --a definite favourite of ours. We also had a side of chicken & cabbage dumplings which were tasty. The prices are always easy on the pocket, which we appreciate!
Mar 21, 2026
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I went to this restaurant & ordered takeout. To my surprise, they handed me the food in cups/plates without any kind of bag or proper packaging for transport. When I asked for a bag or container to take it, I was informed that I would have to pay an additional cost for the packaging.
I find it unprofessional that a takeout order does not include basic packaging, or that it is not clearly communicated before charging extra. This makes the experience uncomfortable & gives the impression of a lack of organization & consideration for the customer.
I hope they can improve this aspect, as the service experience is just as important as the food.
So if you go to the restaurant, bring your own bag…
Pros: The dumplings were pretty good, & I liked they used handmade wrappers. Cons: we ordered the cucumber salad & it was disgusting. I was born & grew up in China, I know what a cucumber salad is supposed to taste like, which is usually garlicky or sour & spicy & savoury from the inclusion of soy sauce. Their cucumber salad tasted like dessert, so sweet & covered in sugar it gave me a toothache after two bites. It had no other flavour than sweet, it made me wonder if the chef was sick because I can't understand how a healthy Chinese person would make something this inedible & serve it to the public. Neither me nor my partner could stomach the taste so we asked if we could send it back or trade it for another dish of an equivalent value. I explained in Chinese to the owner that this is not at all what I thought we were ordering, it tastes nothing like the Chinese cucumber salads I've been eating my whole life, & if I had known it would taste like this, i would have never gone for it. She responded with a'no way, everyone has their own palate' which is a hilarious statement BC you are running a Chinese restaurant where people expect to eat Chinese food that tastes like Chinese people made it, not white Canadians who don't know what they're doing. & the straight up denial & deflection, from one Chinese person to another, was quite shocking. I felt I had to write a review here because people should know before they order this awful awful dish.
