David's Dumpling & Noodle Bar

This has become a favorite Asian place to go for lunch on Sundays. The dumplings are always fresh! On our numerous visits we have had the Malaysian chicken curry, wonton soup, hot and sour soup, half fried dumplings, the fresh summer rolls, Vietnamese fried chicken spring rolls, and other dishes. They were all delicious!

Service was great 👍. Atmosphere was great. I ordered a spicy chicken dish. It wasn't spicy. My friend who can't eat spicy tried it and said it wasn't spicy at all. He ordered 2 different dumplings. One he wasn't as pleased with as the other. But I would come again. The kitchen is very easy to please when it comes to your dishes. They substitute or 86 items you do or do not want.

A great hidden gem in Raleigh, we were greatest with a smile when we first walked in and then quickly seated. The server was prompt and very friendly. She took great care of us through the entire mean always making sure to keep drink glasses full and helping me choose between two of the menu items. We started our meal with a chicken Satay and the curry peanut sauce was well balanced between it's sweetness and curry flavors. For my entree I ended up going with the General Mao's chicken and my fiance got the Beef and Black bean. The food was delivered to our table quickly, it was fresh and hot. The flavor profile was well balanced with a subtle but complex array of flavors that felt full on the tongue. I had tried their blood orange Sunrise drink, pear sake, oj, and a splash of cherry juice I highly recommend it. We both finished our plates, the server thanked us again before leaving. The prices are reasonable in my opinion, for the two of us to eat only cost 50.00 before tip. If you have a free evening you should stop in and grab a bite to eat I promise you will not be disappointed!

Our server, Wing, was a delight and took great care of us while the staff was short handed. The pork dumplings, hot n sour soup (with homemade crunchy noodles!), hunan shrimp (see photo), and Ginger Garlic Chicken were all top notch. The chicken is tender and velvety. All veggies were fresh, fresh, fresh! This is arguably the best Asian restaurant in the Triangle. Enjoy!

This place was great, the staff was super friendly and attentive, we went about an hour to close and were out before closing time and weren't rushed at all. The portions are very large and the prices are reasonable for the serving sizes. I think i paid $60 for both of us after tip. And we both had enough for leftovers.

I went to an event at NC State and stopped here afterwards. I would say that the dumplings are really good and I recommend them as an appetizer. The main dish I had was okay but was lacking a bit in flavor. I've had a lot of authentic SE Asian food, and this was more Americanized. Overall, nice restaurant.