Dumpling Generation Miàn Shí Dài Edmonds

The first time you go here. the pigs were huge and tasty. the garnel pork and dumplings were hot and juicy. we also have the chicken stable. Normally I don't enjoy minging in my chow because they are so big pieces, but they actually cut the bun to smaller portions so that they can get a little of everything in each bite. we had a wonderful time, thank you

Had the opportunity to try some noodle soups and dumplings here. I wasn't blown away, but I'd say they're a bit above average. Nothing crazy, but tastes authentic and genuine as in there's flavor and it's not overly done. Flavor is mild and easy to get into without exaggerating any element.Braised beef noodle soup pretty authentic beef noodle soup! However, like mentioned above it's a bit milder on the flavor. The broth is slightly salty and not too rich, it would be better with some other aromatics or green onion. Broth could benefit from more time with bone and beef. Beef was tasty and noodles were average. Overall, could use more vegetables.Seafood noodle soup broth here was much richer, a bit creamier. Made some sense and there was more overall content inside. Two mussels, four small shrimp, scallops, and an abundance of vegetables. One of the better, heartier items for a meal but could still be better.Pork chive dumplings as well as the pork shrimp dumplings were fresh! They're extremely hot and you're warned beforehand, so that's appreciated. Light soup inside, but it's boiling hot. I think the dumplings are the highlight which validates the name of Dumpling Generation. There are better dumplings at larger restaurants and chains, but this is a great spot for local dumplings that aren't dried out or tiny!

Edit: My bad, I misunderstood the sign; updated my rating. Thank you!Had the Pork and Cabbage Dumplings and Chicken Chow Mein. the Chow Mein was delicious! The dumplings were also good, but I wish they were fresh. The sign when you walk in says dumplings frozen, pork buns frozen I will return again!

We ordered braised beef noodles, pork and chives dumplings, and shrimp fried rice. My 6yrs old liked the dumplings so much we purchased 40 frozen dumplings to go. Only reason this wasn't a 5 star experience is because the prices are a bit higher than other places.

This place is ridiculously expensive. The 20$ beef hot pot is barely enough for one person, with a few slices of beef and some pieces of tofu and cabbage. We left with 60$ bill for 2 people and still dead hungry. Can't understand all these 5* reviews. Will never come back.