Hon's Wun-Tun House
San Francisco
At a glance
Situated in San Francisco's vibrant Chinatown district, Hon's Wun-Tun House offers a taste of authentic Chinese cuisine, specializing in traditional Hong Kong-style wonton noodle soup. Known for its faithful dedication to freshness and quality, this eatery attracts both locals and tourists alike. Visitors will find a wide menu offering that extends beyond its signature wonton dishes to include a variety of Chinese specialties such as dim sum, appetizers, chow mein, chow fun, fried rice, and family-style entrees. The emphasis on hand-wrapped wontons and fresh ingredients provides a comforting culinary experience, reflecting the rich flavors and textures typical of traditional Chinese cooking. The interior of Hon's Wun-Tun House is designed for a no-frills, welcoming atmosphere, making it suitable for casual dining with friends, family gatherings, or solo meals. Its accessibility and reputation as a staple in the neighborhood have cemented its status as a go-to spot for authentic Chinese foods.
Reviews
Delicious food! Potstickers were the best we’ve had. So crisp and flavorful! I got the spicy pork soup dumplings and they were my favorite dish of the trip!
Food: not bad but nothing incredible. Had okay pricing and is a solid place to go but nothing out of this world. The dumplings were really good and juicy though. Everything else was okay. Service: quick service. Atmosphere: nothing to note
One of the best wonton noodle soup in the bay. Last time I tasted this great wonton was in Hong Kong. The size and service is just like a street noodle house in Hong Kong so come with that expectation. Enjoy SF China town & visited during non-peak hours and tables should open up quickly.
Great place for fresh dim sum and of course won tons. Always good to stock up on frozen won tons to take home too. We had lunch here at this place. We loved it. The soup had a rich broth. Service was nice. Ambiance was great. We had the won ton soup, pea sprouts, and some shrimp and chives dumplings. Definitely a place to go back to. Parking is available right next door at Portsmouth Square.
The Winton soup broth was fresh and hearty at the same time, the wontons were high quality and very substantial (no need for noodles...). I especially loved the Sichuan dumplings, the filling was bursting with flavour and not overly meaty. A little too much chilli oil, but you can just remove that - the chilli itself was excellent, just a little too much oil. The soy milk was spot on and the iced milk tea tasted like it does in Hong Kong. We say outside and didn't have to wait at 12pm on a Saturday, so we were very lucky ad there was a queue as soon as we sat down. The green scallion pancakes looked excellent.
