Kai Feng Fu

The shui zien bao aren’t bad, particularly at 3 for a dollar. The meat is well flavored with some delicious bits of mushroom for a little zing. Sadly they’re not made to order. The shao bing with beef combines a good bing and some good beef but could really use some sauce (like hoisin or plum) to make the whole thing gel. Too bad they have neither (they’ve got chili oil, vinegar, soy sauce, and sriracha). So BYOHoisin,

I grew up in the area and whenever I got out of school I would pass by for some potstickers. Back then it was $ 1 for 5, now it’s $ 1 for 4. and their quality dropped a bit, which is the only reason why this is getting 4 stars.
I bite into the dumplings now and get 80% skin and 20% meat, it’s sad. Maybe I got a bad batch? But I did come back here more than a few times since, and it’s remained the same. Their taste is still good, and you can get a meal for under $ 5.

Favorite dumpling place in the world! $ 1 for 4. Honestly, this is the only dumpling place that hasn’t raised its prices. Vanessas dumplings are 1.50 for 4 are still can’t beat the taste of this place’s pork and leek dumplings. Besides the dumplings and pork buns, they also have solid scallion pancakes, sesame pancakes and noodle soups for cheap prices ($ 1-​$ 4). Their soymilk (unsweetened) is good and fresh as well. Contrary to some reviews below, there’s pretty good seating here! They must have not seen the back because theres another seating area connected to the shop if you walk a little down.

I like how convenient and cheap this place is! The service is fast and they are pretty friendly (they always ask if it is okay for you to wait 10 mins for boiled dumplings). And having a ton of food for less than 5 bucks is awesome!
While I like the service and price here, the food is only mediocre. The fried dumplings are very very greasy, and their vegetable dumplings are super bland and do not have much flavor to it. The scallion pancakes are also pretty flavorless– do not have the nice aroma from fresh scallions. The vegetable noodles are like the saddest thing ever– a bland soup base with a ton of thick cut noodles and a few bok choy… DO NOT get the vegetable noodles!
The food I like here include the shrimp dumplings (very flavorful) and wonton soup. Can’t go wrong with these.

This place was disgusting! The dumplings came off the pan stuck tgether by a funky grease, they had no flavor and immediately made me nautious!

Really tasty! Pan fried pork and leek dumplings! 4 for $ 1.00. So good! (it’s on the side block).

solid, solid dumplings and awesome hot and sour soup. If i passed this place everytime i went home, I would probably get this as a meal everyday. Everything is surprisingly cheap. If I could compare it to Vanessa’s dumplings, this place is better AND cheaper. Although it is out of the way on what you presume to be 8^th Avenue, it is worth coming here for $ 1 dumplings and crispy scallion pancakes!

Great place !! Tasty !! Super super cheap !! Like everything !! Love this little gem in Sunset Park. Great spot for morning soup.

The best dumplings in Brooklyn! Hands down!
4 fried dumplings for $ 1?!
8 steamed dumplings for $ 2?!
They are great (The guy at the register typically wears funny shirts) and pretty quick with getting orders done. The sesame bread is also pretty good.
What keeps this place from getting 5 stars? It’s a hole in the wall dumpling spot. With that being said, it is a bit dingy, poor lighting, and limited seating.
But the dumplings that come out of this place are no joke. They are the real deal!

stopped in for a quick dinner after reading such good reviews. the place is small– 4 tables. the wait time for food was unbelievably quick, and like everyone else mentioned — unbelievably cheap. we had the dumplings which were decent, the beef stew noodles soup — which for the price, cant complain although ive had better. tried the spring roll which was a disappointment but again for the price — cant complain. and also had the wonton soup which was half canto style– half fj style? wasnt as big as the canto wontons but wasnt as small as a fj wonton soup. decent but not too flavorful. the meal for 2 was $ 9. cant complain.

Fast, fun and cheap! This is the best bang for the buck in Brooklyn!
For the price you couldn’t make this at home. No wait and super fast. I LOVE THIS PLACE!

This might not be the best looking place to eat, ok it’s also not very comfortable or clean… but have you seen the food, and for crazy low prices?! Yes please.
You can tell it’s delicious once you smell the air in this place. The dough on the dumplings are chewy and springy. The crust on the scallion pancakes are crunchy and flavorful. They cooked them on these mesmerizingly large flat woks (I need one in my life).
If you can overlook some sanitary issues, then give this place a shot. It’s one of the most authentic Chinese street food places you’ll ever visit in Brooklyn.

Someone at this location is committing internet fraud and stealing merchandise over the internet.

dumplings on FLEEK… or should i say on LEEK?
(sorry, bad jokes)
But yes, if you want some good cheap late night chinese food such as dumplings or noodle soup check this place out.
dumplings are 4 for $ 1 and they are packed with juicy flavor. make sure you still put on some sriracha for some heat.
The beef stew noodle soup is very tasty too. if you want some warm broth, it’s a good choice. Just don’t drink the whole thing because it can get salty.
bring CASH

I am disappointed in both service and food provided here. I ordered a beef stew noodle, $ 2 pot stickers, a large hot and sour soup, and spring rolls. The cashier asked me 5 times to repeat my order. Each time she ask me she didn’t write it down. She didn’t tell me they ran out of hot and sour soup (but she did ask everyone else If they want to wait for the soup) and I already paid her for everything. I waited about 10 minutes for the soup and when I got home I found a long strip of plastic in my soup. The beef stew used to be so good, it melts in your mouth; but today there was only ONE piece of beef in there with pork. The pork was so hard I couldn’t even chew it apart.

They have the best dumplings in the area at $ 1 for 4 dumplings. They’re always being made and fried, so they’re always fresh. The wrappers are a little thick, but they’re nice sized dumplings. I’ve tried the wonton soup as well, and that was great and cheap. $ 1. Taking a star off because it isn’t that clean in there.

I am giving this place five stars simply because the food is awesome, its easy on my wallet and above all the place is clean. Its hard to find these combinations in today’s age, especially with all those «Pending Grade» places.
Do come and taste the good food! I know I am!

$ 1 dumplings make the world a better place. They are so good! Quick and easy lunch or snack. The scallion pancake is also pretty good, but greasier than others I’ve had. I had the beef soup with thick noodles (I don’t know what they’re called). I didn’t like this as much, but it was filling and cheap, and the noodles were yummy. This place is just down the street from me. I will be a frequent visitor.

$ 1 for 4 cheap and tasty dumplings.
Dumplings are constantly being made so expect them to be fresh. I usually get the pork and chive dumplings. They’re crispy on the outside and flavorful on the inside.
I seldom dine in here. I’ve used the restroom years back and it was not a friendly sight. You’re better off taking your order to go.
If you’re taking your order to go, the take-​out boxes will make your dumplings slightly soggy from the moisture/​steam.

I used to call for Scallion Pancake (1 $) and Pork w/​Vegetable Dumpling (2 $) here all the time!
Don’t exactly remember when did they raise their prices but the numbers are still reasonable and cheap. I liked that they replaced their tables with new ones around the same time they raised their prices. No seats in the front? No worries, walk back out and you would see the back door that leads to the other seating area. They have a bathroom but use it only if you really have to use it. I would like to see them renovate the setting one day but just one look gives you a neighborhood, familiar feel– you won’t feel intimidated by this place.
This dumpling house is best for those who are nearby and hungry or on a budget. When you’re eating inside you can see students, nurses, and cops stopping by and realize that this is a local favorite. However, I was disappointed that their Scallion Pancake (1.25 $) does not taste as good as before. But recently I am really liking their Beef Pancake (2 $) and I still call for Pork and Vegetable Dumplings (2.50 $) I am not too familiar with the other menu items but I do recommend their Hot and Sour Soup (1.25 $)
I wouldn’t eat here all the time but once in awhile wouldn’t hurt.

If you want tasty food on the go and have only couple dollars on you, you must try this place.
Love there pan fried dumpling $ 1 for 4
Beef noodle is decent, $ 5 you get a huge bowl.

Despite looking dingy, this is quite the popular place with some pretty damn good dumplings, or so they say.
I ordered the dumpling noodle soup after pondering for a long time.
Dumpling Noodle Soup: Disappointing. It doesn’t kill to put a little flavor in the soup. The noodles seem undercooked. It didn’t have the desirable chewy consistency. Instead, it was hard and rather unappetizing. The dumplings, on the other hand, was absolutely delicious and full of flavor.
There are two parts to the restaurant. One side is full of seats but there is no ac. The other side has less seating but the ac is on full blast.
The best thing about this restaurant is that everything is cheap and affordable. Where can you get a full bowl of noodles for $ 4? Or 8 dumplings for less than $ 3? Should definitely come here to get a full meal if you’re on a tight budget!
The next time I come here, I’m just going to order off the dumpling menu. So much for going against majority and trying something else.

I gave it a 5 stars before but the magic went away after seeing a family of roaches just happened to cross the counter and into the little crack… which was the barrier between people waiting for their orders and the food itself in the kitchen.
Normally for me it’s if it’s out of sight it’s out of mind. Now it kinda bothers me so I guess I’ll take a break eating from here…
But food is still cheap and yummy.
Things I tried.
Sesame pancake
Scallion pancake
Beef stew
Wonton soup

At first glance, you do wonder about the condition of this place and by extension, it’s food.
Honestly? When you are looking at four pan-​fried pork dumplings for $ 1, of which are filling and utterly delectable? Who bloody cares.
And rightly, what you see is what you get: which is essentially, a dingy, battered station of dumpling joy. You’ll be craving to go back, despite the appearance of the place.
While it is obviously not somewhere you would go to have a sit-​down meal for a quaint evening (particularly when you have a chorus of customers rushing in and out against the orchestra of the steaming kitchen), you can walk away satisfied and with a delicious dumpling-​induced smile. And again, the generous portion to price ratio certainly helps that along, too.
Simply be prepared to let go of a bit of aesthetic comfort to enjoy your first, second and maybe even third round of dumplings. Trust me, you’ll want to.

Awww yiss! A traditional hole in the wall dumpling house. The only other ones I’ve been to are in Chinatown, Manhattan. To find out one exists in Brooklyn was an amazing discovery.
I gotta say, the dumplings here are a little more doughy, but each style’s different for each place I guess. Definitely wins points for price and flavor.
HIGHLY recommend the beef cake (pancake with generous portions of salted beef stuffed inside). The dumpling soup will be 8 pieces of small dumplings, with a lightly flavored soup. The hot and sour soup here is legit, not like the ones in Chinese take out places. The pan fried dumplings are good. The scallion pancake.ehh. Okay.
Not as mindblowing as the ones in the city I think, but definitely wonderful. I’m eternally grateful that cheap places like these exist, given the cost of rent and harsh times for the community around the area. Have you ever heard of $ 12 comfortably feeding 7 people?
Do not bring your parties of larger than 4. This is not the place for you to chill all day. You will die in the heat. Go away healthnuts-​this won’t be to your liking.

Talk about cheap eats! The dumplings, soups and pancakes are all delicious. Love this place and it’s dirt cheap. I suggest take out. The store is dumpy but they do have tables and chairs. The beef stew noodle soup is awesome!

My favorite go to dumpling spot in Brooklyn! I’ve been coming to this place for about 7 – 8 years now. I remember the good old times when they sold their dumplings at 5 for $ 1. As a poor starving teenager, I had some of the best meals here in the good old days.
Walking into this place, it certainly does not feel clean or comfortable at all but when you start ordering a whole bunch of things and realized your bill is still under $ 10. you probably wouldn’t mind sitting down to eat. There’s a main sitting area then a larger seating area in the back of their restaurant. It’s weird but that’s their setup and they’ve been doing it for years.
I generally order their dumplings, pan fried pork buns, scallion pancakes, wontons, and beef stew noodle soup. The dumplings are now 4 for $ 1 and I like to ask for more sauces when I get things to go because one of each is just not enough. I switch around from the scallion pancakes or beef pan cakes depending on my mood. I prefer the flat noodles instead of the rice noodles and I’ll have my ten wontons as it is without noodles.

I am not sure if I should give 5 stars to their excellent sesame pancakes (that I am now buying also for savory snacks (italian «merenda» style) cut in half and filled with Eagle Provisions South Slope roasted ham…(yummy!)
OR
1 star to the missing cleanliness of their eat-​in tables!
This time I am giving 3 stars, because they could really d a better job with the cleaning there… and I have to be honest by saying that I like to eat in clean places, please!
This place was suggested by my favorite (chinese) beautician Cindy. She goes there for pancakes and says they are famous for Dumplings, which she loves «to go».
So I go with my hubby, to stay, and I order 2 different dumpling dishes (8 pcs each of mushrooms and chicken, shrimps and pork) + a small wonton soup + 1 sesame pancake slice + 1 scallion pancake.
My mistake… both dumplings were steamed, I should have ordered 1 steamed and 1 fried. Taste was good, but the dough is really too thick to my taste. Its important that I say that it’s to my taste, because I know that is the original style of those dumplings.
Too full to make another order of the fried version… I will let you know next time, with an updated review!
Service is kind though.
PS. Total 9.25 $ No words.

Dumplings are decent here. Can’t compare to the queens and Manhattan options though. Dumpling skin is a bit too thick for my likings. Not that clean here either. Best option around 8 ave though.

Kai Feng Fu — I always travel a great distance (about an hour through public transportation) just to taste your deliciously tasty and cheap dumplings!
It’s a Chinese Mom and Pop type of no frills business. This place reminds me of the type of food I would find at a local shop abroad. As far as cleanliness of the dining area, I honestly go just for the food. This is not the type of place you would go to impress a date. They have a separate eating area where you physically have to go outside and into a door next door. It felt like I was eating in a garage.
The chive and pork dumplings are great though! Also try that with a sesame pancake. You can get a whole meal and a drink for under $ 5!

I honestly believe this is the best dollar dumpling in NYC, I’ve been here numerous time and grew up eating this food! They used to serve dollar for five dumplings. i guess times got rough since they sell a dollar for four now, there’s seating available in the front and the back. my usual is 2 dollar dumplings and a dollar wonton (would be the BEST and most affordable lunch ever) the dumplings taste better when you eat it there but i’ve had it taken out before and its not bad (just they are a little cheap on the sauce when you order take out… so if you want more vinegar be sure to let them know) i’ve also tried their beef noodle soup and i think its delicious… everything here is inexpensive and good! This is sunsets hidden little gem, i would highly recommend this place! (dont be fooled by the crappy décor. this place is SOLID!)

Hot, crispy dumplings for all!
I used to come here very often when I was younger. Affordable and a deal — it’s now $ 1.00 for 4 dumplings, I believe. You can see their chefs working the 3 dumpling woks. They make their fresh dumplings in the back where they have more space. After you order, they take the dumplings right off the wok.
Dumplings: The fillings in a dumpling is a minced pork meat with leek. Fresh off the wok, the hot juice in the dumplings just bursts out with one bite! Just be careful not to burn yourself, it’s very hot! I love the skin of the dumpling which is the dough — thick and crunchy, yet soft. It’s very flavorful because of the juicy oil. They have definitely perfect their dumplings!
Sesame Bread: I love the sesame bread! They have scallions all over it — fresh tasting, crunchy on the outside and soft inside. It can be a little plain tasting because it’s not salty — therefore, add a few slices of beef for a little charge. Though, I really love this, it gets dry — perhaps if they add some veggie to it, that might make it perfect!
Wonton Soup: Small little dumplings with minced pork. They add seaweed and scallions for flavoring the soup. They make it right when you order it.
I will suggest anyone to try to eat in, despite the old, dirty looking, unappealing décor. That way, you can enjoy everything fresh off the wok!