Drunken Dumpling

Its reputation rests on expertly crafted dumplings, from the rich Beef dumpling to the satisfying vegan alternative, all served in a compact, atmospheric space that buzzes with energy. Therefore, I also tried the vegan dumplings, they were really good but the Beef dumplings are just wow.

The restaurant’s thoughtful menu extends beyond dumplings to include dishes like Chow Mien, offering a well-rounded dining experience. With dine-in, takeaway, and delivery options available, alongside vegetarian choices and a selection of wine and beer, it caters to diverse preferences. Its proximity to Aaron’s Kitchen, just 37 metres away, makes it a convenient stop for exploring Valletta’s culinary offerings. Drunken Dumpling operates with a consistent schedule, serving lunch and dinner from Monday to Saturday, though it remains closed on Sundays. Reservations are accepted, ensuring a smooth visit. Whether you’re seeking a quick bite or a leisurely meal, this spot combines quality ingredients with efficient service, making it a standout in Malta’s Chinese dining scene. Travellers basing themselves nearby often pair a visit with one of the hotels in Malta close to Valletta, making it an easy addition to an evening out.