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Dumpling

1F95F · U+1F95F · 🥟

What it means

The Dumpling Emoji 🥟 displays a plump semicircle with pleated edges, shaded in creamy beige to suggest a tender steamed or pan-fried wrapper just waiting to be eaten.

People use it for all sorts of stuffed dough delicacies—gyōza, jiaozi, pierogi, or potstickers—as well as to celebrate comfort food, dim sum outings, and anything cozy, savory, and shareable.

Not to be mistaken for 🍡 dango (which is round, pastel, and plastic on a stick), the dumpling’s folded crescent shape is its signature, channeling an entire world of fillings with one squishy bite (empanada fans, you’re also welcome here).

To summon it in chat, type "dumpling," "gyōza," "jiaozi," or even "potsticker."

Keywords

Search terms recorded for this emoji in Unicode CLDR.

Details

Hexa1F95F
CodepointsU+1F95F
HTML (hex)🥟
HTML (decimal)🥟
CLDR short namedumpling
Emoji versionEmoji 5.0 · 2017
Qualificationfully-qualified
CategoryFood & Drink
Subcategoryfood-asian

Timeline

  1. Emoji 5.0 · 2017Dumpling entered the standard as U+1F95F, establishing the codepoint still used today.
  2. TodayRendered across major platforms. Apple, Google, Microsoft and Samsung each draw it in their own style while preserving the same underlying character.

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