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2023-02-16
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We came here at around 2pm on a sunday, and there were a lot of free seats. I got the set of 10 corn wontons in soup, and she got 10 chinese shives and meat dumplings in soup. For sides, we got malat wood ear, some lettuce, and fried dumplings. All of them were decent, I liked the malat wood ear particularly. The great thing about this place, was that there was a station for sauces. There was their own chiu chow chili oil, soya sauce, red vinegar, black vinegar, and some spring onions. Girlfrien
The great thing about this place, was that there was a station for sauces. There was their own chiu chow chili oil, soya sauce, red vinegar, black vinegar, and some spring onions. Girlfriend said it reminded her of her time in Beijing, the way the sauces were stationed like that, and the service style too.
Unforunately, I did not look carefully at the order and the picture on the menu. What came was a giant bowl of soup with wontons, but no noodles. Devastated, I was about to ask the waiter for some noodles when she came with our other dishes, and she instantly knew exactly what I want, and asked: "you want noodles? X dollars." Seems like a common mistake here. What place just has wontons in soup without noodles? Not my style.
The noodles were overcooked and clumped together. But there's a lot of them.
The corn wontons were great, but after 6 or 7, it lost it's power. I can't eat the same wontons over and over again, but the minimum order per set is 10. I suggest that they reduce this to 4 or 5, so that I could try other flavours. Or even 3 different ones in one set, and 3 each, so 9 wontons. I'd pay the same amount for 1 less wonton, but 3 different types.
Girlfriend bought this cause I got the 1200 dollar dinner the other night, so I don't really remember the price. It was around $170, including 2 bowls of wontons, 3 sides, 2 drinks, and extra noodles.
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