House of Dim Sum
Won Ton 雲吞 (12)
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Available either with a Prawn and Coriander filling or a Chicken Variant. With two ways to enjoy.
The won ton originated in Northern China as a meat filled bun, but has later developed into the delicacies that are enjoyed in many different ways today. Whether boiled and added to a light soup, or deep fried for a crunchy experience, the won ton is always delicious.
Today, the won ton has many different fillings and flavors.
12 pieces per order.
Cooking Instructions for Boiled Won Tons:
- Take the frozen Won Tons and boil in water for 8 minutes.
- Add your flavors to enjoy!
Watch our Won Ton Preparation video in our Cooking videos section for a visual experience on how to prepare this dish.
Serving suggestions:
- For soups, we recommend using a light chicken broth with Asian greens for the authentic experience. Those looking for some spice can add some white pepper powder. A bit more kick can be found by adding some chili oil.
- If eaten alone, we recommend adding some chili oil to add to the spice.
Cooking Instructions for deep fried Won Tons:
- Defrost the Won Tons in the microwave for 30 seconds.
- Deep fry the Won Tons on a medium heat hot oil until crispy and golden.
Serving Suggestions:
- Enjoy immediately while hot!
- Optional sweet chili dipping sauce.