After nourishing festival and market goers for quite some time already, Happy Little Dumplings now has it’s own outlet to satisfy your dumpling cravings. Upsizing from a stand in a café down the road to now their very own side street diner, the new venue is still understated and it works just fine because the dumplings here pack so much flavour!
Fresh and soft is the status quo, but the dumplings here are particularly satisfying because the chef’s have Thai and Chinese backgrounds, meaning extra spice and zest is the norm here with a range of dumplings and dipping sauces to choose from.
Vegetarians can often be forgotten in the dumpling wars but not here, with tofu and ginger, and mushroom and Chinese vegetable dumplings on the cards. Try the prawn dumplings as well. If anything were worth renouncing your vegetarianism for, it would have to be these. Have a sneaky one. We won’t tell anyone.
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