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What are Chinese wonton soup and steamed dumplings? 

Wonton soup and steamed dumplings are common orders from the Chinese restaurants in the West, but I tell you guys those are not real Chinese food. Today I went to one of my local restaurants and order some to show you what real Chinese wonton and dumplings should look like.

Price:

Wonton soup: 8 yuan with 15 wontons

Dumplings: 8 yuan with four dumplings

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Added: Oct-2-2012 Occurred On: Oct-2-2012
By: Lake8737
In: Other Entertainment
Tags: china, chinese, food
Location: Jiangsu, China (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 3195 | Comments: 65 | Votes: 4 | Favorites: 2 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
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  • You suck ! Now I'm hungry again..
    Stick to car crashes and limbs stuck in moving machinery ..OK ,
    Where am I gonna find good food at this hour? Not my fridge .

    Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
    soilentgreene (781.70)  

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  • Chinese food is just DELICIOUS...

    Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
    imagemfinal (171.84)  

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  • now I'm starving! Thanks ;p

    Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
    BillyBangcock (493.60)  

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  • My "western" wontons look exactly the same and are probably safer to eat

    Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
    Jar-Red (8.70)  

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  • Not enough slurping going on.

    Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
    AlSet-AlOkin (1727.82)

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  • Lake it depends where you go. There are many traditional Chinese rest. in my area that make fine traditional food. You just have to determine which one you like best. The best is the smaller places that are older and owned by older Ma and Pa families that make their food the correct way.

    Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
    tat2d (3080.98)  

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    • @tat2d

      I believe so. I was told some Chinese restaurants are run by Mexicans in the States now.

      Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
      Lake8737 (20087.80)  

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    • @Lake8737 Oh hell yes. and They are awful. Usually on a new place all you need to do it look at the license on the wall, or the employees parking area.
      Or they will be owned by Mexicans and work out of site and hire Asians to work in the public area.
      We have more Mexican restaurants where I live now than Gas stations.

      Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
      tat2d (3080.98)  

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  • The dumplings are called 'Siu Long Bau'..or Small Dragon Buns, they are filled with minced pork and chives and a delicious soup.

    Posted Oct-3-2012 By 
    stefjeff (45.56)

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  • doesn't look any different from China Express

    Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
    TOAORick (287.08)

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  • Looks the same here most of the time at the proper Chinese restaurants. Wonton casing style varies a little more from place to place I find.
    Thanks as always lake.

    Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
    N4CR (941.90)  

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  • I'd be scared to order a "real Chinese wonton".
    I'm very very happy with my local China Wok's Chinese West food. :^)

    Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
    zindo (785.12)

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  • Chinese restaurants in the United States serve as a channel for new Chinese immigrants to achieve an economic foothold in this country. I've seen restaurants stay open for twenty years or more, turning over both it's management and employees regularly every two years as the folks there learn the English language well enough to move on to better paying jobs or complete university educations.

    There was a big spike in the number of restaurants corresponding with immigrant waves. One was in the ear More..

    Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
    john1054 (5104.14)  

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    • @john1054 75& of my diet is Asian food. We have some fine Ma and Pa small restaurants here in Chattanooga. The wife and I have friends who own and operate a very large buffet. They have been "rotating" employees for many many years. Most of the employees go to UTC, or Chatt State and then go home. Many of the "kids" are siblings from one wave to the next. I see nothing wrong with that at all. Those kids work long hours and still go to school.

      Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
      tat2d (3080.98)  

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  • So true, while in the west I only get to eat real chinese food at cultural expos and activities of the chinese embassy, never at a restaurant

    Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
    cbravo (235.80)  

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  • Big no to any Chinese food. Fuck knows what's in it. Indian cuisine is nice

    Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
    shkshook (173.04)

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  • whats weirder...u recording urself eating normal food? or u recording urself while eating normal food?

    Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
    Renaultsoleil (167.90)  

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  • Well... doesn't look all that appetizing but hey, looks can be deceiving.

    Posted Oct-2-2012 By 
    EmrysM (1836.66)  

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