The theme of this review is that DumplingHaus is overpriced, but the idea is smart.\n\nDumplingHaus, as its name implies, offers a variety of Chinese dumplings and baozi (a larger type of steamed dumpling with thicker skin). The Chinese dumplings are around $8-$10 for around 8-10 dumplings. That's a dollar each. These are literally the same dumplings you can get at an Asian grocery store. I usually pay $8 for a bag of 30 dumplings. Doing the math makes me very confused at DumplingHaus' pricing level. The baozi is a similar hilarity -- $6 for 2-4 baozi. You can buy larger baozi than the ones they serve here for less. Another specialty here is their noodle bowls. You definitely won't get full on one bowl of this as they really cut back on the amount of noodles and toppings you get. \n\nNow, I mentioned that the idea is smart. I give credit to that. That is why DumplingHaus get two stars, rather than one. They are smart because other Chinese restaurants don't offer these variety of dumplings and boazi. Most people are unfamiliar with what they are, so DumplingHaus instills curiosity of people passing by their cafe in the mall. If your curiosity overtakes your practicality for an instant, I won't blame you.