Sammi & Soupe Dumpling

Nelson

3.0

I was looking forward to trying this dumping restaurant. But the minute I walked in I felt that the air conditioning was not strong enough. Luckily the table I was sat at was right below the vent. So it was tolerable but not ideal. The Xiao Long Bao was juicy & as it should be. However the wrapping was too thick. It was also missing taste just as the filling was missing taste. The lab fried ones were a bit better. But the wrapping was a little hard after being pan fried. Probably because the wrapping is too thick. I did really enjoy the peanut butter noodles. The portions are good for the price though. The service was not attentive enough. I had to ask them to clear stuff off the table every time. I also had to ask to get more water. I would go back, but only for the peanut butter noodles.

A.

5.0

Brand new location, clean & modern. The quality of food is the same as downtown Montreal. The staff is super friendly. We love & recommend the Classic Juicy Pork, & the Pork, Shrimp & Scallop steamed dumplings. For fried dumplings, we love the Pork & Cabbage or Shrimp & Cabbage. We tried the special with Sea Urchin, but the flavor of the Sea Urchin in the dumpling was not outstanding for us.

Megan

4.0

Really great soup dumplings & fried dumplings. My favourites are the lamb & coriander & the pork, shrimp & scallop! The classic pork is always a great option too. Been here a couple of times & the service has always been extremely slow. You really need to flag a waiter or walk up to the front to get your order. Would come here more often if the service improves. Food is excellent though!

Yann

4.0

If you're a dumpling enthusiast like myself, you'll find Sammi Dumpling to be a hidden gem worth uncovering. Nestled in dix30, this cozy spot offers an authentic taste of culinary craftsmanship that will have your taste buds dancing with joy. Upon entering, you're greeted with a warm ambiance that immediately sets the tone for a delightful dining experience. The decor is minimalist yet inviting, allowing the focus to remain squarely on the star of the show: the dumplings. Let's talk about the dumplings - they're nothing short of exceptional. Each one is meticulously crafted with care & expertise, resulting in a burst of flavor with every bite. Whether you prefer traditional pork & chive, succulent chicken, or adventurous vegetarian options, there's something on the menu to satisfy every palate. However compared to the others location, the siu long bao was lacking soup compared to the traditional soupy siu long bao. But it's not just the dumplings that shine. The menu boasts a variety of delectable sides & appetizers that complement the main event perfectly. I preferred personally the pan fried dumpling versus the siu long bao. The service here is medium as well. The staff is friendly, attentive, & more than happy to offer recommendations for those unfamiliar with the menu. However we waited for the siu long bao for almost over 20 minutes while we received our other dishes super quick. It creates a hole & stall time way too long. In terms of value, Sammi dumpling offers reasonable prices for the quality of food & service you receive. You'll leave feeling satisfied both in terms of your appetite & your wallet. In conclusion, Sammi dumpling is a must-visit destination for any dumpling aficionado. With its cozy atmosphere, exceptional food, & impeccable service, it's sure to become a favorite spot for locals & visitors alike. Make sure to add it to the top of your dining bucket list - you won't be disappointed.

Kid

3.0

Their premium pork xiao long bao was amazing. They were soupy, the meat was tender & they had great flavours. I do find the dumplings expensive though. Close to 15$ for 5 of those premium dumplings so I'm not so sure it was really worth it. The other options are around 15$ for 10 xiao long bao or 15 pan fried dumplings. They do offer a wide variety of options that are pretty basic & pretty decent. I also tried their chocolate xiao long bao because it was really intriguing but it ended up being just like a hot chocolate inside the wrap of the xiao long bao which I find not that compatible. Plus, it was 5$ for one which was quite expensive in my opinion. The service was friendly but it was a bit slow. It took about 30 minutes for the food to arrive & we had to wait quite some time before we could call someone to order. To be fair, they were quite busy also though.