π₯ means dumplings of any kind, such as momos, gyoza, jiaozi, siomai or empanadas, and it can also be a cute pet name for someone. Apple shows one pale beige crescent dumpling with a pleated, crimped edge.

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The tone is warm and food-happy. People send it when craving, ordering or cooking dumplings. In India and Nepal it is the go-to emoji for momos, often with a chili emoji for spicy chutney. In the Philippines it often stands for siomai, and in Indonesia for dimsum or pangsit. It is common during Lunar New Year, when families eat jiaozi. "Dumpling" is also an affectionate nickname for someone soft, cute or chubby, so it can appear in sweet chats with a partner or baby.
It almost always means momos. People use it for street food plans, steamed or fried momo cravings, and late-night orders.
It can be a cute pet name, as in "my little dumpling". It is affectionate and playful, not a serious romantic signal on its own.
momos tonight? π₯πΆοΈ
made 40 gyoza from scratch π₯π₯’
siomai and rice for lunch π₯
goodnight my little dumpling π₯π₯°
| π₯ vs π₯ | π₯ is a fortune cookie with a message inside, while π₯ is a filled savory dumpling. |
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| π₯ vs π | π is a Japanese rice ball wrapped in seaweed, while π₯ is a dough wrapper with filling. |
| Name | dumpling |
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| Codepoints | U+1F95F |
| Category | Food & Drink |
| Keywords | empanada, gyΕza, jiaozi, pierogi, potsticker |
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π₯ means dumplings of any kind, such as momos, gyoza, jiaozi, siomai or empanadas, and it can also be a cute pet name for someone. Apple shows one pale beige crescent dumpling with a pleated, crimped edge.
Yes, there is no separate momo emoji, so people in India and Nepal use π₯ for momos.
It usually means they want dumplings or momos. If they call you a dumpling, it is a cute, affectionate nickname.
It can be. The emoji covers all folded, filled dumplings, including empanadas, pierogi and gyoza.
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