My 8 year old has been hounding me about the return of these soup dumplings for months. Yes, they are available at other stores, but at the rate she goes through them, it's not a great investment. According to her, these are the perfect after school snack, dinner, lunch, bedtime snack, and sometimes even breakfast.

We steamed these in the instant pot and had as part of a quick dinner. Not too salty, soft, almost like a noodle texture and most of the dumplings stayed sealed until they were on the plates so had a nice splash of soup. A little smaller than the dumplings we get from a restaurant, but we'd buy them again.

Im very disappointed this Sam's bc, this isn't the 1st time you all have stop selling a product that i REALLY LIKED!!.

I love these. Remind me of home. I hope they keep them in stock. We got one shipment last August, and then nothing for 7 months, until March.

Really good considering it's a frozen dumpling. Don't expect it to be like any of the restaraunts and at this price, you can't complain. Great snack for the family and super easy to make.

My 1st soup dumplings that I ever tried and cooked. I think they are very good. There's a lot of flavor, so if that's not your thing it might be too much.

The quality of filling for this dumpling is bad. I used to like them before the company was renamed to Mila. ever since they mass produce this product, the quality has becoming worse and worse. This would be my last time buying this product.

I've had these and the bibigo ones and I must say bibigo is far better. These have no “soup” in them and I hate that they can mainly just be steamed it's inconvenient if you want to make a lot

I had such high hopes for these dumplings as I really enough soup dumplings, and this were marked as coming with a steamer liner, how convenient and thoughtful. Unfortunately, we didn't get to try their liner or the dumplings as they were one solid clump in the bag. They had clearly thawed, some of the dumplings broken open, and then were refrozen as one solid ball by the spilled "soup" filling. No amount of work was going to separate this solid lump, short of cooking the whole mass. Obviously, this would be impossible as 1, who needs that many dumplings all at once, and 2, what steam would fit the whole dang thing?? I gave up and threw the whole things into the trash. It was a waste of money and a very big disappointment.

I decided to try on sale. I grabbed a bag frozen solid, after several bags i figured they must be vacuum sealed so i bought. When I opened bag i realized they had to been defrosted and frozen again. When i returned to Sams i forgot them at home 2x but they refunded me. I went back tried picking out bag some were like i bought solid some not. I explained to another employee showed him then he just walked away. I never got to try.