Who’s Your Dumplin?

Food truck are quite popular nowadays. I tried «Who’s Your Dumplin?» at one of the food truck rally’s in Seminole Heights. I decided to eat here because that night, I was feeling dumplings. I got the around the world sampler.
The Around the World Sampler were 7 dumplings for 10 dollars, little pricey for dumplings. It contained a dumpling from each of their selection. I do not recall all their names, but I know there was a dumpling that contained curry. That one was my favorite dumpling out of the sampler. Delicious, packed with flavor, leaving you wanting more. The other dumplings were tasty as well. The cheeseburger dumpling was a little interesting. Normally when I eat dumplings I do not think of tasting cheese burgers, but it definitely had the taste. All dumplings were nice and crispy on the outside, warm and moist in the center. I believe that all the dumplings that they serve is fried.
The gentlemen who took my order was friendly. Overall, dumplings were tasty, portion size is a little small for price. I would like it if food trucks gave a smaller portions for lower price during food truck gatherings. That way customers would be able to have more samples instead of choosing one meal.

Amazing, amazing, amazing! Who would’ve thought to find the most delicious dumplings on a food truck!!! My advice… try everything. Amidst the usual burgers and sandwich trucks galore, it’s great to finally have another food offering that’s different in both flare and originality. I’m a fan!

I first saw this big blue food truck outside the Cigar City tasting room and have been following it on Facebook for weeks to find it again since I was with people who only wanted beer that particular evening.
Obviously, this truck offers a very unique product and I wanted to taste it for myself.
Eight different types of pan-​fried or deep-​fried dumplings (pork, shrimp, squash, mushrooms, potato, chicken, italian sausage & peppers) including a delicious Filipino eggroll and usually a speciality one of the day as well.
Because I told the owner/​chef that I was new and had been in hot pursuit for weeks, he made me a sampler platter so I could try all of them. It was a great lunch and I liked the taste, texture and variety.
He included all four dipping sauces as well (sesame soy, sweet and sour chili, tamarind — date chutney, sriracha) and also offers sides of asian slaw and cucumber salad.
You’ll definitely know the owner/​chef when you approach the truck, because his likeness is also the official logo ON the truck itself.
Not only a very nice man, but clearly knowledgeable and passionate about his product.

I experienced who’s your dumplin for the first time when they were parked outside of cigar city brewing frying up fresh dumplins on a Friday night.
The menu offers a decent variety, especially for being a food truck. They had about 10 different flavors of dumplings with accompanying sauces ranging from those with Italian flare to Asian spice. I chose the thai kind, which had a bit of a kick due to the spicy curry inside. The order was ready quickly and was fresh and hot when I came back a few minutes later to pick it up.
It was really tasty overall, however a bit skimpy on the portion size for the price. Only 5 small dumplings and some total flavor less crisps on the side. 1 order is not enough for a full meal, only a snack. They also offer a sampler platter with 1 of each dumpling on the menu and that is a bigger size. Overall it was tasty and satisfying, but would give more stars for a bit bigger portion!

I was excited to try this place for lunch. To provide some context for the review, Who’s Your Dumplin? is a food truck that has lots of different styles of homemade dumplings ranging from samosas to pierogi to traditional Asian dumplings. I LOVE dumplings and was really stoked to have all my dumpling needs met in one place.
My friend and I shared the Seoul Train (pork, cilantro, ginger) and Shanghai Surprise (butternut squash, shitake mushrooms, ginger) dumplings. The dumplings came with our choice of one of several sauces. We decided to go for the soy-​sesame sauce based on the recommendation of the proprietor. Each of our orders came with five dumplings as well as some wonton crisps.
Overall, the flavors were good, and the dumplings were fresh. Both of the filling options had nice bursts of savory ingredients. The accompanying wonton crisps were crisp and seemed homemade. Luckily, we had extra sauce to dunk them in, as they were sort of uninteresting on their own. The only real negative my friend and I discussed was that $ 7 seemed a bit expensive for five dumplings. They had a small-​to-​medium amount of filling, and we were both left feeling hungry after our lunch. I think maybe a few more dumplings with the order would have helped us feel like we were getting a better value for our meal.