Xijiade
Xijiade is a Chinese dumpling restaurant chain founded by Gao Defu, with stores mainly in Northeast China and Shandong.
Last updated October 12, 2026
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Overview
Xijiade is a dumpling restaurant chain in the People's Republic of China. Its founder, Gao Defu, worked in a restaurant in Hegang, Heilongjiang Province in 1990 and took over a local restaurant in 1991. In 2002, Gao Defu transformed the business into a dumpling chain. Xijiade dumpling stores are mainly distributed across Northeast China and Shandong.
History
Xijiade is a dumpling restaurant chain in the People's Republic of China. In 1990, founder Gao Defu worked in a restaurant in Hegang, Heilongjiang Province. In 1991, he took over a local restaurant. In 2002, Gao Defu transformed the business into a dumpling chain. Xijiade dumpling stores are mainly distributed across Northeast China and Shandong.
- 2002
Gao Defu transforms the business into a dumpling chain, founding Xijiade.
- 1991
Gao Defu takes over a local restaurant in Hegang.
- 1990
Gao Defu works in a restaurant in Hegang, Heilongjiang.
Products and positioning
Dumplings
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