I've tried several different brands and Mila is the worst. No taste at all, even with a lot of sauce on it. The pork is really hard. Not very appetizing.

Not a fan of these. My family found them bland overall, though there is some sort of herb-like flavor that is very overwhelming. Won't be purchasing again.

I had read about these for a few years and was so excited when I saw them at Sam’s Club. I tried them and, frankly, they were awful. First of all, they were so small. For the price I expected them to be at least twice as largest they were. Secondly, they really just didn’t taste very good. I’m much prefer the ones from Trader Joe’s.

These came highly recommended and rated so was happy to find at Sam's. Easy to cook in a steamer, nice parchment included. Steamed 11 minutes as directed and rest 1 minute. Tops of dumplings not cooked. Steamed an extra 2 minutes. Got 2 with gristle in the meat, very unpleasant. So little broth it's hard to call these a soup dumpling. The broth didn't leak out, it was just moist, very little liquid on my spoon. Really a 3.5 star because they were easy and dough was decent

We were sorely disappointed by these dumplings because we had high hopes. As soupy dumpling lovers, we've tried many brands. When we found this at Sam's Club, we thought finally we could be spared from the long trips to MA to get the soupy dumplings from Asian supermarkets. But this brand couldn't meet the expectations-- tasty wasn't great and price wasn't impressive either. If it was yummy, we were willing to switch to this, but that's not happening. It was a thoughtful addition to include 2 steamer liners with the dumplings, although they were too small for our gigantic steamer pot.

So, so good. I have seen many ads for these and have been interested for a long time, so I immediately bought. They were as good as I’d hoped! Cooking them is a little tricky and they lose their soup filling if they stick to the pan, so I ended up getting a bamboo steamer. Please continue to stock these!

There is nothing wrong with these. They don't have an offensive flavor, and the meat is surprisingly tender for a frozen product. I usually enjoy potstickers from trader joe's and they are much more flavorful and enjoyable. These are OK if you prefer a milder flavor profile- as opposed to the addictively flavored stickers from joe's.

I had the same experience as another reviewer, I get delivery, and even though it's winter, by the time I get my stuff, it's started to thaw. I put these right away in the freezer, but when I took them out they were all frozen in a big mass, I couldn't find a way to thaw and separate them nicely, so the only way I could tell if these are as delicious as everyone says, is to use them IMMEDIATELY after receiving my delivery. Freezing after delivery means a frozen mash that isn't that delicious when cooked, it could be worse, definitely not what you want. I am going to take the steamed mass of former dumplings and make a wonton soup, hopefully that'll be a way to have not wasted my money....Sad this seems to happen to people. Not sure of a fix if you live in Chicago and have one of the usual tiny freezers...

The best frozen soup dumplings I've had. It's even better than some restaurant dumplings!

Not as good as fresh, but still tasty.