The Art Of Dumpling - Fine dining restaurant in New Delhi - New Delhi, India

I recently had the pleasure of dining at The Art of Dumplings in Connaught Place, Delhi, and I must say, it was a delightful experience. The highlight of my meal was the Rainbow Dumplings, a dish bursting with different flavors and incredible taste. Each dumpling was a delightful surprise, offering a unique combination of ingredients that left me craving for more. One aspect that stood out during my visit was the exceptional service provided by Mr. Prabhat, a member of the restaurant's staff. He was attentive, friendly, and went above and beyond to ensure a memorable dining experience. His knowledge and recommendations made the entire meal even more enjoyable. I highly recommend trying this place for an unforgettable dining experience.

The ambience is calm and relaxing. The authentic food and traditional interiors are worth it. The staff are polite and give perfect recommendations. Even the kimchi tastes so good. Highly recommended for food, atmosphere, peace .........

OMG, this place has various options for dumplings from all around the world. One after the other it won't be wrong to say that they have mastered "The Art Of Dumplings " It was just so delicious and full of flavors and would have loved to eat more and more. Best dumpling restaurant ever!!!!

Dining at The Art of Dumpling is an extraordinary experience. The diverse range of flavors and impeccable preparation left me thoroughly impressed. The Tamale Soup Dumpling was an absolute triumph. It was perfectly prepared and seasoned, striking a harmonious balance that was neither bland nor overpowering. Each sip and bite was a delightful symphony of flavors, leaving me craving for more. The Sumai was a true highlight of the meal. The combination of chicken, prawns, and the incredibly thin outer cover was a testament to the chef's skill. Every bite was a burst of succulent goodness that left me wanting another plateful. The Pad Thai Noodles were equally commendable. The dish was palatable, with a well-executed blend of flavors and textures. The accompaniments, including the kimchi salad, chili garlic chutney, and chili oil, elevated the dish to another level. The interplay of spicy, tangy, and savory elements was a delightful experience for the palate. The attention to detail and the culinary expertise displayed at The Art of Dumpling truly sets it apart. The flavors were nuanced, and each dish showcased a mastery of ingredients and technique. The ambiance was welcoming, and the service was impeccable, adding to the overall delightful dining experience. In conclusion, if you're a fan of expertly crafted dumplings and a wide array of Asian flavors, The Art of Dumpling is a must-visit. I left the restaurant with a satisfied palate and a strong desire to return for more of their exceptional offerings. This establishment has certainly earned its place among the top culinary destinations in town.

Aesthetically, the place is good. Overall ambience is top notch. The staff is polite and courteous, but the variety of dumplings available is 5-6 out of a menu which lists 100+ options. Quality is good but the taste is average. The quantity to Cost ratio is quite low. Briefly, it's overhyped and expensive.

Expected overpriced small servings but got a fantastic array of decent servings for 600-800 rupees per dish. They all tasted lovely. We had Mandoo (serving of 6 pieces), Momo (serving of 6 pieces), Tamale soup, Arancini (3 large balls), Coxinhas (4 good sized balls). We were all too full to finish them and left very satisfied!!

The art of dumpling is a great place to explore a pan asian cuisine. Calm ambience with awesome interior and food. The service is also good.

Why is this place so overhyped????? I got so many recommendations online, as an avid dumpling fan I had to try, but, sigh! So disappointed The food is below average (we tried 4 different varieties of dumplings both veg and non veg), not even a single dish stood out. Plus they charge you a bomb for average service, below average food and measly portions! The only saving grace was the desert. Go at your own risk.