Min’s Dumpling House

RUDE STAFF!!! This woman who greeted me & my grandmother at the door was screaming HELLO HOW MANY??? in the rudest tone of voice ever … My poor grandma cant speak up or defend herself so she sits down anyway, soon as that b1tch hands us the menu I grab & slam it on the table like «you don’t need to put up with her shit, lets go next door…» So were walking next door that creepy woman is staring at us with a sour facial expression … Should have spoken nicely but yeah things like that really grind my gears!!! And these people want tips? LOL

Great dumplings and other dim sum dishes, as well as other traditional and usual chinese food. have eaten here a few times, and every time it has been great.

Good food. Be prepared to wait as they make dumplings fresh
Lots of options
Authentic food
Delicious. Fast service but of course dependent on time of day
Close to 91
Next to costc n 99 ranch market

Great dumplings and great price. The beef roll is amazing. Their pan fried dumplings are a must!

Dumplings are excellent
Dough tastes like it is freshly made
Not as great as Ding Tai Fong in Pasadena Arcadia but definitely worth the trip
Nice that it is near other nice restaurants n shops
Lots of tasty items on menu!!! Will be back!

Affordable great tasting food with many choices for the family (even the picky little eaters). The dumpling were perfect, the steamed buns were a little sweet with just enough meat. the beef roll was amazing. the chicken noodles & salt/​pepper chicken were a favorite of the kids. my favorite was the tofu/​pork belly with just a touch of perfect heat. we all shared dishes and had plenty of food left for a nice meal. prices were more than affordable. I will definetly return

Ok, I’m kind of in love with this place. I can’t just get one order of anything. Maybe I’m a fat guy, or its just that good! Best dumplings in the I.E. For sure. Get here for lunch or dinner, it will not disappoint!

Came here previously and ordered their juicy pork dumplings. Was really good and great. Took awhile but I totally didn’t mind because it was made fresh.
Came here today with my boyfriend, order the same thing along with some pork and chive dumplings and a dish. Dish and juicy pork dumplings came out about 7 – 10 minutes. Awesome. About 15 minutes into eating, almost done with our dishes, we were wondering how the other dumpling dish was coming along. Asked and they said it would come out soon. Ten minutes later, waitress said 3 more minutes. Another 7 minutes later, nothing. After about 40 minutes of waiting for a dish of dumplings that they most likely forgot to start, we got up and just wanted to pay for what we ate. We just asked what happened and the waitress replied with «it was almost ready.»
Why would you lie to us in the beginning and say it was almost done? What did you expect to tell us 20 minutes later?
Never expected great service, but at least some decency to tell us that you guys forgot the order and would make it as soon as possible. Yes, I understand it’s a small place and it gets busy. Not a restaurant that’s worth 40 minutes, even 20 minutes for their dumplings.

You come here for the delicious food… service is ok… not the table side manners. but dumplings and other dishes… YUM!!!

So, we read the Unilocal reviews about crap service and decided to order by phone for our first time trying Min’s. They said 20 mins over the phone but when we got there about 20 minutes later, they said it would be about another 10 minutes. The second time we came back the food was ready. The Orange Peel Beef was tasty and spicy so far you prefer mild I would request it that way. The white rice was good nothing to rave about. The fried rice was good and filling and so was he hot and sour soup. The inside was packed so we’ll probably order by phone again next time.

Small out of the way place, inconspicuous.
But when we walked in, we knew we were in the right place.
Pretty large Asian clientele and English is optional here.
We sat down and had great service. I ate with the chop sticks, buddy asked for a fork.
Everything was great, too bad we did not have time to visit more days.
The menu is eclectic and not the run of the mill menu. come here if you like authentic options!
Hope to be back soon.

YOU DON’T COME HERE FOR 5-​STAR SERVICE.
You come for 5-​star food. Just stop complaining about the wait, the line, the lack of service, the lack of kiss-​ass. Just eat. Order dumplings and fried rice and eat. Enjoy the atmosphere. The waiters aren’t even rude or mean — they’re just simply busy. It’s a small shop.
That being said, this is my favorite restaurant in Corona. I try to visit this place every time. Food is amazing. It makes me feel like I’m in the Bay Area again. :)

My mom and I come here for lunch before shopping at the 99 ranch market next door. It’s a pretty small place so we’ve been lucky to grab a table before there’s a rush of people.
But the service is pretty good! They come around to ask and are quick to help. The dumplings took awhile to made but we ordered quite a few. We got the soup dumplings, pan fried dumplings and 2 other dishes that I forget. The soup dumplings were a bit dry but overall, everything is delicious and filling. The portions are huge! I will definitely come back.

This is my second review for this restaurant. In the past I gave 5 stars as servers, food, and prompt service was excellent. Since then the last few times there has been a noticeable lack of that excellent service.
This restaurant cannot not handle large crowds!
They continue to service appetizers after the main course has been served.
I waited 45 minutes to be seat and then an addition 30 minutes for a server to take my order. I actually had to flag down a waitress so that I could place my order. I requested my appetizers be served first but that did not happen.
A less that pleasant waiter actually delivered part of my order to the wrong table. That table began devouring my order because they had hungry children with them.
The food continues to be high caliber and some of the servers are very pleasant.
The staff need better training on handling large crowds. That includes the cooking staff.
I will give this restaurant one last chance and if no noticeable improvement, I will take my business elsewhere.
5 stars for the food but subtract 3 for very slow service and one case poor service from waiters.

This place is amazing. Easily the best Chinese restaurant I’ve ever been to. If you’re looking for Panda Express Americanized Chinese food, this ain’t the place. Min’s is known for their xiau long bao soup dumplings and they are delicious. The best I’ve had. However, the rest of their menu is out of this world too. The shredded pork fried rice is to die for, and all of the vegetable dishes are so full of flavor, that I can actually imagine being a Birkenstock wearing vegetarian hippie. Haha!

We ordered: the pan fried pork dumplings, beef fried noodle, fried dumplings, fried scallion pancakes and juicy dumplings. I had waited so long to try this place, but every time we attempted — — the restaurant was full and there was a long wait. We got lucky and got a great spot this time. I am so glad we got the chance to eat here, as everything was incredibly delicious. Will have to make it a point to try and squeeze in here again whenever we have the chance. The food is incredible and well worth the wait!

We needed a quick lunch spot that was nearby to the corporate office and have decided upon PHO for lunch. But when we arrived at the Vietnamese restaurant, it was packed luckily there’s a Chinese restaurant right next-​door: Mins Dumpling House. This would be the first time since moving to Corona that I’ve eaten Chinese food. What makes this nice is that back in Hawaii, Chinese food is considered, to a certain degree, comfort food. Always a little decadent, with half the dishes being fried, or more.
The restaurant was packed but we were lucky enough to get a table big enough to accommodate the six of us within five minutes. One seeded and look at the menu, we realized that most dishes are served family style. So that’s what we did. We ordered everything in larger portions and shared. We got the spicy chicken, beef and broccoli, shrimp fried rice, char siu bao, and three of the people at the table got some form of a spicy soup.
The food was decent maybe just a little above average. Would I be back? Probably. Well I ever get hungry for Mins? Probably not. However, I did not try any of the noodle dishes. I think I may be back to give that a shot next time. All in all, I’m glad I got to try it out, and in case of emergency, I have a Chinese food restaurant nearby.

This is for take our only
Kung pao shrimp, a little salty, big chunks of bell pepper and onion, awesome fried peanuts.
My only complaint was I could taste pork flavor, I don’t eat red meat or pork so that was very unappealing and unappetizing.
Eggplant with garlic sauce, nothing special lots of yummy sauce.
I plan on returning to try the dumplings

Went here because it’s next to ranch market and it was lunch time. The place is pretty small but it has a bathroom. My order was to-​go and the person who took my order was nice and helpful.
I ordered onion pancake, vegetable dumplings and beef roll. Everything was good but not exceptional. I would come back here only if it’s convenient.

Solid Chinese restaurant around this area and really affordable. Came here on a weekday during dinner rush hour but there was no wait. I feel like the portions are pretty big, my sister and I ordered a beef noodle soup, fried rice cake and crab soup dumplings and we had a lot leftover. Even though they’ve been open for a while now, I find it weird that the grand opening sign is still hanging in front of the restaurant.
Service was great and food came out quickly, we were in and out in less than 45 min. While the 小籠包 (soup dumplings) can’t compare to DTF, everything else was comparable to 626/​sgv food! I can’t say I’ll order 小籠包 again but as for the beef noodle soup, ahhh it’s pretty authentic. I’m really surprised I was able to find a restaurant like this around this area, will definitely be coming back!