Looking for a Chinese restaurant because my daughter is a Beef and Broccoli and Egg Drop Soup addict. We visited Miss Wonton for the first time. Although Miss Wonton is a very small takeout only eatery, there is a short corridor to the bagel and breakfast restaurant next door where I'm told you can sit down with your Chinese food. My wife also ordered Taiwanese Rice Noodles to share with me. It took a long time for our order to come out, but my daughter absolutely loved her Beef and Broccoli, and gobbled it down like there was no tomorrow. The Egg Drop Soup was good, but personally I wish it was just a little thicker with more egg drop. My wife usually complains that such and such dish has too much salt, but she really savored the Taiwanese Noodles and so did I - super scrumptious. I'm not always in this area, but if I am, I will be back to try other menu items. Miss Wonton gets 4 stars. read more

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Ok blandish overcooked 4-wonton small $6 soup. Could be because I was sitting there 10m and they didn't bother letting me know the order was ready, despite being the ONLY PERSON IN THERE. But I digress. Music is blasting in there- clearly this is a pickup only place. read more

Just called three times to place a pick-up order. Calls were not answered so I will be going elsewhere.

Tasty food although arrived cold. Cold noodles especially delicious with crunchy cucumber and carrots.

Idk craving something from here so maybe not as bad as I remember? Will give it another try and update

Inventive food. Quick service. When they spicy, they mean spicy. Like their egg rolls,scallion pancakes. Love their popcorn chicken, loaded with chilis and peanuts; despite being listed as an appetizer, it is enough for a meal meal read more

Absolutely ridiculous wait time and system for ordering and picking up in person. Waited for over 30 minutes. No one to assist at the front, she only Pops out once several orders are ready so even if your order is first and ready, you won't receive until she feels like bringing it out. Also she doesn't look like she wants to be there and dismissive. They don't pick up the phone at all for pick up orders while still charging higher prices for online orders. Food is meh; never consistent and soup dumplings taste like the frozen kind. read more

Try: Snow Cabbage Pork Rice Noodle Soup! Why: I was craving soup on a cold evening and enjoyed the Snow Cabbage Pork Rice Noodle Soup, which had lots of meat, veggies, and noodles. Broth was flavorful and pork strips were tender. I decided to also get Wonton Soup and Hot & Sour Soup, which were both good. The Hot & Sour Soup had a nice light spicy tang to it. Saved leftovers for lunch the next day and they were still yummy. I was hoping for a little more green veggies with wonton soup and perhaps some fried crispy wonton strips for the hot & sour soup. Overall, my taste buds were happy and belly was full! Notes: I ordered delivery for dinner and it came quickly. I thought prices were great for the amount of food. Would like to try their other items on menu like Miss Wonton's Favorites and Soup Dumplings! read more

Miss Wonton - Snow Cabbage Pork Rice Noodle Soup ($12.95) Wonton Soup (L - $8.95) Hot & Sour Soup (L - $8.95) - Pan Asian Near Me - New York, New York

Another dumpling spot on the upper east side! I had to give this place a try since it was so close to work. The spicy wontons were good but lacked the spice. Also, be careful not to splash the sauce when eating this dish. The pan fried dumplings were better but needed more frying time. Since this place is new, I expect improvements the next time I come. I look forward to trying the noodles. Price is on point with competitors in the neighborhood. read more

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Newly opened just two weeks, they share the space with Kossar's Bagels & Bialys. Same owners! The setup is cute. There is only a little red bench available and it's quite small inside. I immediately noticed their signage as I was walking to Kossar's for some bagels for the fam, after work. While I was waiting for my bagel order, I noticed patrons in Kossar's eating with chopsticks and I thought it was odd to bring in food from other businesses to eat. After I received my order, I noticed the entryway that leads to Miss Wonton, connected to Kossar's. Naturally, I walked in to check the place out. It's a small operation and borrows the same color pallette at Kossar's. I love how they use the steamer baskets on the wall for decor. Since I already had a huge brunch order in tow, I only ordered a few dumplings to try them out. I opted for the fried pork, the shrimp & celery and the spicy chicken wontons. Lisa was manning the counter and she was very friendly. She said they've only been open for two weeks now, and upon inquiring about the connecting entrance, she told me that they share the same owner. I waited for a couple of minutes and had my dumplings in hand. I didn't want to wait until I got home so I tasted each order in my car. I love pan fried dumplings, but unfortunately, they only have pan fried pork or impossible dumplings. You can not get any of their other dumplings pan fried. Spicy Chicken Wonton - the aroma that traversed my nostrils was mouth-watering. You can smell the vinegar and spices. It gives a Szechuan vibe. I wish they were spicier because the font on the menu suggests they are really spicy but my 5 y/o was ok with the spice level when she tasted one at home which means it definitely was not spicy enough for me. Fried Pork Dumplings - these are constructed differently than I've seen. They look like mini fried pork burritos. They're cute. The dumpling sauce has a great umami flavor but the dumplings themselves, are kind of bland. I love a dumpling that can be eaten without any sauce. I mean, I love to dip, but the sauce is an added bonus IMO. The dumpling should be able to stand on its own. The filling ratio is good but it definitely needs more oomph. It was kind of a let down after trying the spicy chicken wontons which were way more flavorful, sitting in their own sauce. Shrimp & Celery Dumplings - these are steamed and they're cute little pockets of fresh shrimp. The shrimp flavor really stands out and the celery brightens it even more. Unfortunately, I experienced the same issue as with the pork dumplings; the filling needs more seasoning. It is again, a bit bland, although, the sauce is a great help. Biting a little hole and getting the sauce inside completely transforms the flavor. I'm glad I sometimes work in the area so I will get an opportunity to try more of their menu items in the future. They offer rice, noodle and soup dishes, so the possibilities are endless. This is comfort food for me and the cold weather has me craving it even more. read more

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You can order here and eat next door at Kossar's Bagel as they are connected. Not a lot of people know about this so we got some strange stares. Food: Xiao Long Bao Pork and Crab soup dumplings - 1/5. Equivalent to getting a frozen bag and making these yourself. Braised beef noodle soup w/ wontons. If you are going to call yourself miss wonton then make better wontons. Beef noodle soup was 3/5. Wontons were 2/5 Dong Jin Rice Bowl - a stir fry dish. This was actually good. 4/5 read more

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It WASN'T AMAZING this time but I order weekly for my family. I ALWAYS ask them to substitute "impossible meat" with actual tofu because the kids are young-ish and the impossible meat ends up all over the place. Today for the first time since they opened, they gave me that lousy product. I will attach my order it's clear what we wanted but I'm not giving them a one star for one bad delivery. Oh and they don't answer the phone, either read more

Let's see... not sure which review to describe - I've placed various orders, fried rice, pickled cabbage, soups, tofu, chicken , scallion pancakes... all freshly made, with in 10-15 min, good portions, generous- I should say!! 1 important fact; they pack well for travel!! No spillage or mishaps. Attendants can be a little friendlier - but I know they are constantly attending customers - they do a good job at moving orders and getting it done. read more

Best Chinese on the UES. The food here is always super fresh and ingredients high quality. The Dan Dan noodles are particularly good as well as their fried rice (edamame in the rice is a great touch). The staff is also very friendly. read more

Sparkling clean new space. Room to sit and dine in attached restaurant. Mostly Cantonese style menu. Priced reasonably. $15-$16 beef and chicken. $17 for shrimp. Some specials more. Ordered the house special Wonton Noodle Soup with extra Wonton. Served ready to go in a deep disposable bowl. Soup separate. The soup was excellent with lots of traditional flavor. With the extra Wonton I counted 8. Wonton were mostly pork with just an occasional hint of pink shrimp. Shanghai Bok Choi added. Topped with dried seaweed like nori. Noodles were typical but not special. However the bowl was full and filling. The Nextdoor space is Kosars and the emailed receipt was under their name. Kosars sells sandwiches, breakfast, wraps, bagels and smoothies. read more

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Off the charts amazing!! Would give 10 stars for their wontons if I could! Got the spicy chicken wontons and will definitely be back to try other menu items. Fernando at the counter was friendly and knowledgeable about the menu to suggest best items to suit your tastebuds! read more

Miss Wonton - Spicy chicken wonton ~~yum yum YUM!!! Sorry gobbled them up before taking a proper pic. Taste is insanely great!! - Pan Asian Near Me - New York, New York

The food is very good. It definitely satisfies the cravings. I liked the pickled cabbage with pork rice noodle soup. The soup and pork is very tasty. I recommend this rice noodle soup. I think for the noodle soups, the noodles are mostly rice noodles. They don't do the yellow ones in the soup. Maybe for the wonton-only noodle soup. I also liked the Dan Dan Noodles with pork. This is the yellow noddles with just the right amount of sauce. Not too saucy. The wonton soup on its own is pretty good too. I also tried a few other dishes. The beef rice noodle soup is pretty good. It's the marinated sliced beef. I prefer stewed beef though. I don't think they have this. They have a few pieces of bok choy in it too. I added wontons. They were ok. I like the wontons better in its own soup. The soup for the noodles with beef is brown vs a light yellow soup. The staff are friendly. It's a take-out place, so the store itself doesn't have tables. It's connected to Kossar's Bagels, which does have tables and chairs. You can walk through from the inside too. I think you can use those seatings if you feel comfortable doing so. It can be a quick 30-minute meal. read more

So happy that this little place has opened in my neighborhood. Got the vegetable dumplings to go, and I was not disappointed. I am looking forward to ordering them again and perhaps next time going with Dan noodles, which looked amazing. read more

Spicy Chicken wontons were delicious. The shrimp noodle soup was a large portion and you can add spice as needed.

The wait time is ridiculous. Someone came in after me and got their order before me which I only order dumplings. Avoid this plave if you dont want to wait 15 or so minutes for a simple order read more

Food was not bad but the reason I'm giving 1 star is because I ordered General Tso's tofu, but found a piece of chicken in my food. It is unmistakably chicken because of the smell and texture. I'm assuming it happened because of a shared fryer. But if they are using a shared fryer for the tofu and chicken then the tofu should not have been labeled as vegan. My mouth and tongue are itching so who knows what else was in that fryer. I really wanted to like this place, I did enjoy the dumplings, but it's dangerous to label food as vegan, when it is not as some people eat vegan due to allergies. read more

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I found exactly what I wanted in my visit to Miss Wonton. The workers provided timely attention with polite and accommodating attitudes. Every part of our order was tasty. This place has the right atmosphere, pristine conditions, and minimal style. The restaurant delivers with expertise. read more

We got the new an fried pork dumplings, Dan Dan style, scallion pancakes and spicy chicken wontons. The pork dumplings were my favorite, they were crispy yet really soft. We were disappointed in the spicy chicken wontons as they were not spicy at all. Something that needs to be worked on since it's one of the few items on the menu that are supposed to be spicy. Scallion pancakes were a big portion and really crispy, overall a good choice. read more

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I've only had delivery but everything I've ordered was fresh, tasty and plentiful. There aren't that many places in this area that actually serve proper Cantonese food so this is such a welcome addition to the neighborhood. Definitely check it out, the wontons and rice cake dish are really great. read more

I almost never review anything, but as a celiac who desperately misses Chinese food, Miss Wonton's has brought me SO much happiness. I don't live nearby, so I usually have to ubereats, but the food always arrives on time and hot. Delicious, classic American Chinese food. My favorites are the sesame beef (I never thought anyone would do this gf!), General Tso's chicken and chicken and broccoli. Please open one on the UWS! And never close!! read more

Finally a great find in UES for delicious, fresh Chinese food! Ordered 2 days in a row. YUMMY!

This is a cute spot with the same owners as Kossar's Bagels and Bialys. My interest was piqued at a new soup dumpling spot right here in the neighborhood. Upon visiting, I realized it's fast casual Pan Asian food which is also nice for the neighborhood. I ordered the chef's special spicy chicken wontons and the pork Xiao long bao (soup dumplings). Both types of dumplings were perfectly serviceable. The spicy chicken dumplings were not all that spicy and I found their sauce a little sweet. The soup inside the dumplings was perfect temperature after walking home with them, which tells me they were very hot when they came out. The soup was nice and flavorful as was the pork inside. What I did notice and appreciate was how the ingredients were very high-quality. The dumplings didn't sit heavily or feel too greasy. The sauce for the spicy wontons wasn't too salty either. This meets an important need for food that's well-made and won't break the bank for a fast dinner. 6 soup dumplings were $10.95. The spicy dumplings were $8.95. The value was actually in the entrees of which the menu was stacked with Chinese and Chinese-American favorites ranging from $12-$17. Portions also looked much better for the money too. Given the quality of the dumplings here, I'd say they'll do in a pinch if you're not able to make it to Chinatown given price and quality. read more

I ordered spicy chicken wontons for pick up. Miss Wontons prepared my order promptly. the dumplings were fresh and warm in temperature. The dumplings were not spicy at all. i am a strong taster with a delicate stomach that can tolerate extreme spice. These dumplings tasted like ordinary ginger chic dumpling. Bring on the fire. read more

After passing by so many times after enjoying a bagel at kossars located in the same building, I decided to try ordering a Bento Box on Feb 8 at 4:15 PM. The food quality could not have been worse. I was given a half of a small container of average tasting wonton soup. The two pork dumplings were pretty decent (or I would have marked one star.) What ruined my dinner was the General Tso's Chicken. The sweet taste was alright, but when I tried to chew the chicken, the batter it was fried in was so chewy.,.... that it was "inedible." I would Not recommend ordering this meal. read more

Walk by every day so finally decided to try on a lunch break. When I ordered she said it would be ready in 5 minutes but actually took over 20 (even though I was the only person there). The dumplings were good, you could tell they were homemade but egg roll was tiny and expensive. read more

Today on Chinese New Year, I went to Miss Wonton located on York Ave & 76th St and ordered a small Wonton Soup. I waited 20 minutes while the cashier was yapping away on the phone. Finally, got my order and went home. I was very disappointed. There were 4 skimpy wonton in broth. It was bland and tasteless. I guess I'm spoiled I expected a little more ingredients like a sprinkle of scallion , chopped greens and roast pork. Just like Charlie Mom used to do. Also they didn't give me crispy noodles for my soup. If the soup is this bad I can't imagine how the rest of their food is. read more

I ordered the Wonton soup and Pork & Scallion Dumplings. The soup broth tasted off to me and the wantons were flavorless. The dumplings were decent. read more

Ordered the wonton soup and some dumplings. They were ok. Nothing to complain about, but also nothing to go out of your way for. There are plenty of dumpling shops throughout NYC. You can find better! read more

Very mediocre. Do not go here. Overall, the food was incredibly bland -- echoing similar criticisms in other reviews. The pan fried pork dumplings are criminally under-seasoned and have almost no taste at all. The steamed cabbage and shrimp dumplings are a little better, but still lack flavor and the dumpling wrapper had a somewhat unpleasant texture. I also had lo mein, which was the best part of the meal, but nothing exciting. For about $40, this meal was a big miss. read more

Just had dumplings my wife brought home. Cannot wait to order everything else from there. This is delicious. I can't wait to try the soup dumplings. Love that I can access from Kossars or the street. read more

Discarded the first piece of chicken I found hair on and while trying to move on found another piece. The gentleman at the register was very nice and immediately gave me a refund, however the staff member (who obviously thought I didn't speak Spanish) sucked his teeth a continued to make comments saying there was no hair in the food. The worst thing you can do as a chef is have an attitude about food that is not properly prepared.. especially when it's a health violation!!! By the way, when did it become ok to not wear hairnets when preparing food? Absolutely disgusting! read more

NO NO NO! MISS WONTON IS A RIPPOFF. Ordered online for a lunch delivery Taiwanese Rice Noodle $13.95, nothing else.. they in-explicitly billed me $23.88!!!!!!! Had trouble finding a phone number for them. After entering my financial and personal info, the next screen thanks me for my order and it shows $23.88! No screen to accept or correct! Incidentally, no area tp enter a tip. Quickly scrolled up. No phone number, just an address. The food was nothing. Just a pile of noodles with a few slices of red onion and regular shrimp. YUK. Save your money and your stomach. What a rip. Had to leave star to submit review. Consider that a minus star. read more

Solid place. I've tried a few things on the menu and everything is delicious. Very happy to have this place in the neighborhood. The soup dumplings are great! read more

Ordered delivery on Uber eats. Chicken wontons, mapo tofu, sesame beef, and Szechuan diced chicken all delicious

Dumplings were not great at all. Taste is very off, took about 15 mins to come out and yet they are lukewarm. Would not recommend