Tasty Dumpling 3700 Crocker Drive, Sacramento, CA 95818

"I am a soup dumpling aficionado. I try them every city I travel to. Tasty dumpling is in the middle of the pack. Their dipping sauce is chili based. Different than I am used to but interesting. Give this place a try. I wanted to give it 3.25 stars but google doesn’t allow that."

"I mainly came here for their authentic handcraft Xiao Long Bao. They have an open kitchen concept in which you can see them make their delicacies realtime. I ordered their spicy pork Xiao Long Bao. One order comes with 8 handcrafted pieces. They were initially really hot, but cool down fairly fast. They are delicious in my opinion. There is lots of flavor in the meat and the broth. There is a really good balance of meat, dough and broth. They are each a decent size. I was also fortunate to try their Beef Braised Brisket Noodle Soup. The broth has a slight spice to it and although on the saltier side, it is packed with flavor. The meat is abundant and incredibly tender. The noodles are thin and have a pleasant chewy texture. The portions are generous with this soup. The Thai iced tea has good flavor and a fair price. I wish it was creamier though. I have to be back to try their Organic Coconut Dessert. Staff is friendly and fast. The restaurant is quite spacious and clean. They offer dine-in with indoor and outdoor seating, takeout and online orders. They also offer delivery through third party apps. It’s located in Crocker Village right in between Great Clips and Nekter Juice Bar. There is plenty is parking available."

"An absolute gem. The XLB and SJB are must haves. Super comforting to have some good food on our way back to SF from Tahoe. Very fast and no wait. Food like this in SF will be a minimum 2 hour wait. The broccoli and xian cold noodles were okay. Scallion pancakes and pork wontons were better than average."

"Authentic tasting soup dumplings. The soup is light but flavorful. We also enjoyed the shrimp and pork dumplings. You can tell by the smoothness of the dumpling skin that they make the dough very well. Was pleasantly surprised and pleased with this Sacramento strip mall Chinese restaurant. I hope they do well."

"It’s in Crocker Village with tons of restaurants around. This place is nicely decorated, paying homage to the history of dim-sum culture. They even have instructions on how to eat the Xiao Long Baos. Their chili oil tasted homemade. Good quality chili oil is important for improving the dim sum experience. I was hesitant to try their Xi’an cold noodles but they had a unique flavor to them. No regrets there. And their stew…huge portions. Two of us couldn’t finish it. Also a unique noodle dish."