Fu Zi Dumpling

This is a new dumpling place in the New York food court. Let me tell you their dumplings are out of this world! — it’s authentic, juicy and flavorful — if you want wonton soup, I mean the real wonton soup not American Chinese wonton soup, it is the place to go! Make sure you ask for «Tianjin wonton soup» though:)
They don’t currently have english translation on their menu but the people behind the counter are able to communicate in English. Just let them know what you want ! I recommend fried/​boiled dumplings (pork and chives) they also have pork and zucchini, pork and green pepper etc. oh they make fish filling dumplings too

A wonderful place to get authentic Chinese dumplings with cheap prices. This place is at the other end of the food court, opposite the entrance. It is surrounded by Peng Shun and Happy Lemon (I think?) The menu is all in Chinese, but there is a menu written is pencil and pink Sharpie for the desire of some who can’t read Chinese. The dumplings can be served three ways: dumpling style (12 pieces, I guess the regularly way of making dumplings) steamed (10 pieces) and fried (12 pieces, but a bit extra money.) The only problem with this place is that it took a long time to steam them. They are freshly made, but they make all orders on the spot, no prep involved. This is their most popular dish, so they could have started making extra batches in the back. The girl behind the counter with friendly and was making tea while I was waiting, which I then purchased for $ 1.50. It was bitter, but quite good. There was also a little girl behind the counter who was cute and seemed to attract customers.