Teatro Fantasia

Stopped in just before they closed & got the Shanghai dumpling soup to go. It was simple but delicious and they let you choose from several sauces for additional flavor on your dumpling, I got the garlic one. Overall quite tasty and cheap by Stockholm standards. Dumplings are quite good & I will go back for more! The woman who was running the counter was very nice & helpful too

Tasty, efficient, clean, stripped-​down, small. The Hanoi dumplings were fine. You make your own coffee with a purchased Nescafé pod. Efficient.

Stockholm and cheap… these are not usually two words that you would use in the same sentence. But let’s make it even more unusual: Stockholm, cheap, friendly and delicious! Now, how’s that for a challenge? Teatro Fantasia is a place to get your fix for Asian comfort food: dumplings with spicy sauce or a steamy dumpling soup. On a chilli Scandinavian day, this is as close to heaven as you can get!
I had heard about this place from my Finnish colleague who had been here a while back and who now recommended me to come here and check out this place for myself. Luckily, I also have a Swedish colleague and Teatro Fantasia happens to be her favourite lunch-​place. I figured I was in good hands… and I didn’t get disappointed.
I ordered the dumpling soup, which came with a tasty salad. The way it works here, is that you order your coos at the counter, pay in advance and then you sit down and the nice waitress will bring it to your table as soon as it’s ready. (As we got here after the lunch rush, we didn’t have to wait long at all.)
I left the restaurant feeling quite satisfied… my colleague is quite right when she says that there’s something about dumplings that make your tummy feel good. Yummy!

wow wow! can hardly believe a place like this has been in stockholm without my knowing. friendly service, delicious food, good price. the noodles and soup were not all that special, but maybe the awesome hong kong shrimp dumplings took the spotlight. they were perfectly formed with a nice bite from water chestnuts. there were also some sugar snap peas and bean sprouts, just enough of the latter to break up the noodles but not so much that you would feel as if you’re getting cheated out of precious noodles. the giant bowl of food came with bamboo shoots with chili flakes, a nice little addition.