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Supreme Dumplings license application listed for San Jose address

Supreme Dumplings license application listed for San Jose address

Rule Changes San Jose, CA local

California ABC records show a type 47 application for 925 Blossom Hill Rd, held by Concepts Dojo LLC.

Overview

Updated 1 hour ago

A California ABC record for Supreme Dumplings at 925 Blossom Hill Road in San Jose appeared on the agency's public list on November 4, 2026. The record shows a type 47 license application held by Concepts Dojo LLC, listed as 'applied for,' not issued.

The record does not indicate whether the restaurant is open, under construction, or planned. Supreme Dumplings lists nine locations across four states, none in San Jose. A liquor license is one step, but the application alone does not confirm an opening.

Why it matters

If approved, the license would let Supreme Dumplings serve alcohol at a San Jose address, but the application is only one step.

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Key Indicators

47
License type
Type 47 allows on-sale beer, wine, and spirits with food.
9
Locations listed
Supreme Dumplings locations on its website as of November 2026.
Applied For
License status
The ABC record shows the application has not been issued.

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Timeline

1 event Latest: Today
  1. ABC license application listed for Supreme Dumplings in San Jose

    Today Licensing

    ABC list shows type 47 application for 925 Blossom Hill Rd, held by Concepts Dojo LLC.

Scenarios

1

ABC approves liquor license for Supreme Dumplings in San Jose

Possible Resolves by Q2 2027

Discussed by: No public discussion yet; based on standard ABC process

The ABC reviews the application and issues a type 47 license, allowing the restaurant to serve alcohol with meals. Approval would be a required step before any opening.

2

ABC denies or withdraws Supreme Dumplings license application

Unlikely Resolves by Q2 2027

Discussed by: No public discussion yet

The ABC finds issues with the application or the applicant withdraws, leaving the address without a liquor license. This could delay or halt any plans for the site.

Historical Context

2 moments from history that rhyme with this story — and how they unfolded.

2000

Din Tai Fung's U.S. entry (2000)

Din Tai Fung, a Taiwanese dumpling chain, opened its first U.S. restaurant in Arcadia, California, in 2000. The opening required local permits and licenses, including for alcohol service.

Then

The location became a popular destination, and the chain expanded to other U.S. cities.

Now

Din Tai Fung now operates multiple U.S. locations, demonstrating how a successful license and opening can lead to further expansion.

Why this matters now

Like Supreme Dumplings, Din Tai Fung is a dumpling-focused chain expanding into new markets, where liquor licensing is part of the process.

2011

In-N-Out Burger's Texas expansion (2011)

In-N-Out Burger opened its first Texas location in Frisco in 2011. The opening drew large crowds and required compliance with local permitting and licensing.

Then

The opening was a success, and the chain continued to expand in Texas.

Now

In-N-Out has since opened multiple Texas locations, showing the multi-step process of entering a new state.

Why this matters now

This shows the multi-step process of opening a restaurant in a new state, including obtaining licenses.

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