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Dumpling Trail Dumpling Trail DUMPLING TRAIL DUMPLING TRAIL Grab your chopsticks, some extra napkins, and get ready for a taste explosion. While it isn’t a literal trail of dumplings–as deliciously amazing as that would be—the Dumpling Trail is a collection of 20 restaurants serving up some of the most delectable dumplings this side of the Pacific. They’re crispy, they’re chewy, and they’re stuffed with everything from soup to meat. From the very first bite, they’ll have you craving more. TIPS TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR DUMPLING TRAIL EXPERIENCE • Best enjoyed in a group—dumplings can be filling if you are visiting multiple restaurants, and you may be enticed to try other menu items as well. • Stops on the trail range from high-end restaurants to unassuming food court stalls, each offering a different experience. • Be prepared—some restaurants only accept cash. Looking for inspiration? Visit DumplingTrail.com for itinerary ideas. WHERE TO EAT WHAT For every bite on the trail, we’ve indicated our recommended restaurants. Use the numbers under each dumpling description to find your way to the restaurants. Flip this brochure to find a map on the back that will show you where you need to eat. PA RK DR M A Iona Island R IN Regional Park E T D T S S R T T S T S R R S W S T R T E E S S E I H N R I K A E B G D I A L R M T T F A N Y M S I A S K G R C K E R O L A A T L I O C T I V S Marine Drive V N T A T Everett Crowley McDonald R O D I Beach Park G Park R L L D E L A 70TH AVE WEST N O Fraser River D Park RINE DR SE C MA M M A FERGUSON RD RINE WAY W S DR E IN AR M OAK ST BRIDGE DUMPLING TRAIL RESTAURANTS RIVER RD VO - VegetarianR options available | C - Cash only | D - Debit only IVE R R D 1 D R R The Jade Seafood Restaurant VE RI T S 208, 2811 No 3 Rd, Richmond BC | PH: 604 249 0082 | VO . Vancouver N River Rock D Located on the second floor. R O ARTHUR LAING BRIDGE Casino Resort R International T E V G E I 2 Airport R R Golden Sichuan Restaurant L E T P Bridgeport A S 170, 3631 No 3 Rd, Richmond BC | PH: 604 288 9058 T M Y D A T E W Templeton C R H T N A 3 A 4 C G Red Lantern L N . VU I A N GR TH RD. O 2265, 8181 Cambie Road, Richmond BC | PH: 778 829 8009 | C K A I D YVR NT MCCONACHIE WAY 1 BECKW N I Located in the President Plaza food court. Airport A MO N R SEA ISLAND BRIDGE MILLE AY CHANNEL BRIDGE RT RD. W 4 Sea Island R RD BRIDGEPO Szechuan House BRIDGEPORT RD A Y 3080, 4151 Hazelbridge Way, Richmond BC | PH: 604 431 6283 | C MILLER RD Located in the Aberdeen Centre food court. 5 Cheng Du Xiao Chi 150, 4160 No 3 Rd, Richmond BC | PH: 604 278 6609 D CANADA LINE R D 6 Morals Village Hot Pot 7 R D . 3 2 R C . 1200, 4540 No 3 Rd, Richmond BC | PH: 778 237 3737 O APSTAN WAY D 6 N O R . N Located on the first floor. D 5 O . R N O H 7 T Shiang Garden Seafood Restaurant N I 99 SHELL RD M 4540 No 3 Rd, Richmond BC | PH: 604 273 8858 | VO S 3 X Located on the second floor. President Plaza E Flight S CAMBIE RD 8 Path CAMBIE RD Beijiang Restaurant Park Aberdeen 4 8111 Leslie Road, Richmond BC | PH: 778 297 4988 | VO Vancouver 5 Aberdeen Centre King George / 10 Cambie Park International E Bánh Mì Très Bon L DINSMORE BRIDGE Y Airport South A A D D 1840, 4720 Mcclelland Road, Richmond BC | PH: 604 273 4422 D R R W N D D Y E R W 6 N 11 T G A O D AIRPORT RD I R&H Chinese Food D L 7 R D R I C L R B E 5300 No 3 Rd, Richmond BC | PH: 778 297 5668 3 R AIR D PO L R 4 T R N D . S O SOUTH B R U BROWNELL R . T D C H E Located in the Lansdowne Centre food court. L O C S O D 8 E N B M Z R LESLIE RD. 12N A A SuHang Restaurant M H G 9 100, 8291 Ackroyd Road, Richmond BC | PH: 604 278 7787 | VO O ALEXANDRA RD C 10 A EAST/WES INGLIS DR J T CONN INGLIS DR 13 Dinesty Dumpling House ECTOR AY W ALDERBRIDGE WAY E 160, 8111 Ackroyd Road, Richmond BC | PH: 604 303 7772 | VO 91 G T D S I Lansdowne R 14 RB N Empire Seafood Restaurant Greenacres E 11 E E D L L Golf Course G 200, 5951 No 3 Rd, Richmond BC | PH: 604 249 0080 | VO A T D Mayfair I N D R A Lakes V B Lansdowne L Pepper Lunch Richmond W B Centre K RIV D Garden 9 1625, 4791 Mcclelland Road, Richmond BC | PH: 604Richmond 370 1222 Nature ER RD R U Park 2 R City Nature . LANSDOWNE RD 15 O Lands 150, 5951 No 3 Rd, Richmond BC | PH: 604 285 5933 Park O N T RIVER RD I Terra Nova N 13 12 S M 16 Natural Area T 4 Stones Vegetarian Cuisine 14 ACKROYD RD 160, 7771 Westminster Hwy, Richmond BC | PH: 604 278 0852 | VO H G 15 I 16 17 18 17 N 19 Parklane Chinese Restaurant K WESTMINSTER HIGHWAY WESTMINSTER HIGHWAY 200, 7997 Westminster Hwy, Richmond BC | PH: 604 273 0888 | VO WESTMINSTER HIGHWAY Located on the second floor. 20 Richmond Public Market 18 Samsoonie Noodle & Rice SABA RD 140, 8211 Westminster Hwy, Richmond BC | PH: 778 988 3398 | C D Richmond 21 D Brighouse 19 R Tsim Chai Noodle Restaurant T Minoru R 50, 8251 Westminster Hwy, Richmond BC | PH: 604 273 6288 | C E Park B L 20 I Xi’An Cuisine G 2370, 8260 Westminster Hwy, Richmond BC | PH: 604 279 9727 | C Thompson Garden Park City 21 Silkway Halal Cuisine Park 110, 8188 Saba Road, Richmond BC | PH: 604 278 6788 GRGARNAVNILVLILEL AEV AEVE GRANVILLE AVE GRANVILLE AVE Quilchena Golf & Country Club BLUNDELL RD BLUNDELL RD RD D E R V D A Y R T I Y T D D Country Meadows D D A R C R R R R E Golf Course W 1 4 2 N 5 B L . I . E L I O O O A D O GARDEN CITY GARDEN G N R N N R N A G FFRANCISRANCIS R RDD Boyd D R School D Y Park R A 99 6 W . A O D I N S Mylora Golf Course WILLIAMS RD WILLIAMS RD S WILLIAMSWILL IRDAMS RD P R I N G South Arm D M Park R O E L N G T N D IA R R T STEVESTON HWY STEVESTON HWY SEVENTH AVE SEVENTH AVE SIXTH AVE FOURTH AVE SECOND D R L Richmond L Country Club E H S D R D D R Steveston D T R R R L CHATHAM ST Park 2 E L 3 . RI E CE MI Garry Point B LL RD TO ALEX FRASER BRIDGE O L O H I S Park N N MONCTON ST G BA GEORGE MASSEY TO HWY #1 YVIEW ST D TUNNEL R 2 . O N Deas Island Regional Park 17A FINN RD FINN RD D R T D R R Steveston Island DYKE RD E 3 B . L I O G N D Y D K R E KE R DY 17 D DYKE RD 99 D R R E BC FERRIES V I R TSAWWASSEN FERRY TERMINAL 17A GYOZA Introduced to Japan during World War II, TYPES OF gyoza are pan-fried with pork or seafood filling. Dip them in a light soy sauce to enjoy! WONTONS DUMPLINGS You’ll find wontons served 9 13 15 deep fried, in chili oil, in AVAILABLE ALL DAY a clear broth, or in a bowl XIAO LONG BAO of noodle soup. Filled with SHUI JIAO Originally from Shanghai, ground pork and shrimp, These water-boiled dumplings can be these soup-filled pork or a mix of whole shrimp found in almost every part of Asia. dumplings are exactly what and shrimp paste, these are Freshly made and stuffed with everything the doctor ordered on a cold little clouds of perfection. day. The soup’s piping hot, from chicken to beef, leeks, lamb, chives, 2 5 11 12 13 16 19 and more, they’re impossible to say no to. so you’ll want to proceed with caution. 2 3 4 5 6 8 12 13 16 19 11 12 13 14 MANDU Direct from Korea, these BÁNH BÔT LOC GUO TIE dumplings can be steamed, Hailing from Vietnam, boiled, pan-fried, or deep Pan-fried pot stickers, or these thin tapioca-skinned fried. Stuffed with ground guo tie, are too easy to eat. dumplings must be eaten pork or beef and served with Filled with ground meat and fresh with sweet chili fish a side of kimchi, you’ll find vegetables and wrapped in a sauce.
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