They are steamed inside a little traditional bamboo basket, thus the name Xiao (small) Long (basket) Bao (bun) was born. The dumplings are then steamed causing the aspic to liquefy into a broth that fills the traditional dumpling with savory juicy goodness. In order to create the soupy filling, our chefs proudly use a traditional technique by adding aspic to seasoned poultry, moist Berkshire-Duroc pork and fresh crab meat.
Dough Zone continues to place a strong emphasis on maintaining a quality dining experience, utilizing the freshest local ingredients, and providing affordable pricing. Many more locations are expected to open throughout the United States in the near future.
A wide array of authentic flavors that will truly give your palate a new perception of taste.ĭough Zone opened its first location in Bellevue, WA originally as a mom and pop restaurant but since then, has expanded into a chain with locations throughout the west coast. Over 50 different dishes are available to choose from and customers get the opportunity to mix & match to create their own personalized combination. The dishes served at Dough Zone are the perfect size for customers to share and try a variety of different food without breaking the bank. The motivation behind the creation of Dough Zone was a desire to bring traditional homemade Chinese comfort food into a modern setting. Adds Ming, “The result is a meltingly tender duck that also carves beautifully.Dough Zone Dumpling House was established in Bellevue, WA in 2014. But the undisputed star of the menu is Wing Lei’s acclaimed Peking Duck, which Ming calls “perhaps the most famous dish of Beijing, prepared since the Imperial era.” From a sustainable approach to sourcing to its painstaking preparation and the fanfare of presenting the duck tableside, the dish beautifully blends tradition and celebration. Ming indeed recommends family-style sharing while dining at Wing Lei, so everyone at the table can savor popular dishes like Alaskan King Crab Salad, Garden Dim Sum and Garlic Beef Tenderloin.
“Food was a passion for my family, especially during Chinese New Year, when my family would gather and prepare a big, celebratory feast,” he notes. Wing Lei’s exceptional Chinese cuisine also comes naturally to Ming, who grew up in Taishan, a city in China’s Guangdong province. “It seems like destiny that I’m overseeing Wing Lei’s kitchen,” he says. For executive chef Ming Yu, cooking nightly at the Michelin-starred Wing Lei feels like a full-circle moment: He was introduced to the Las Vegas culinary scene as head chef at Ho Wan, a restaurant at the Desert Inn, where Wynn and Encore now stand.
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