Wonton noodles 云吞面
Wonton noodles is featured among the local specialties of Hong Kong.
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Springy noodles with shrimp wontons make a compact Cantonese meal. Recipes and serving sizes vary between shops.
How it is made
Fine egg noodles are cooked briefly and served in savory broth with wontons, commonly filled with shrimp and pork. The stock may contain dried seafood or other ingredients.
Flavour & texture
Springy noodles contrast with tender wrappers and juicy filling, while the broth provides a concentrated savory finish.
Local roots & traditions
Wonton noodles are a classic Hong Kong snack-shop meal, usually compact enough to fit between other food stops.
How to order Wonton noodles
Eat promptly to preserve the noodle bite and ask about wonton filling if you are selecting by ingredient.
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Questions before you order
What name should I show when ordering?
Show 云吞面 for Wonton noodles. Eat promptly to preserve the noodle bite and ask about wonton filling if you are selecting by ingredient.
Sources & reading
Recipes and servings vary between kitchens.