There are definitely better places to score some Chinese food, but I'm not sure they're as conveniently located OR as committed to delivering a hot meal to my door at later hours and in inclement weather. So, I find myself exploring this menu until I find something I love. And I've come to find that they have very affordable lunch combos that are fairly decent. The fried rice is pretty good but I doubt its the best item on the menu. The double sauteed sliced pork is damn good, but I do not recommend either the pork buns or the hot/sour soup. Try something else. Mr. Wonton does score major points for having extremely quick, attentive waitstaff. read more

Mr Wonton is the midway for dirty chinese places and fancy chinese restaurants. You can actually dine in at their place. It is not grimy or dirty just a nice normal chinese restaurant. It's a good size and stroller friendly. We swear by Mr Wonton's wonton soup. It is just so good! I do not know what is in the broth but it works. It is perfect. The special Wonton soup comes with bok choy , carrots, and other veggies. The wontons are perfect size, not too huge like other chinese places and the meat to dough ratio and nearly perfect. The broth is not too salty, but flavorful from all the veggies in it. It is just so fresh and pleasant to eat. Slurping their wonton soup is like getting a giant hug from Mr. Wonton himself on a cold rainy day. The other dishes are great. The shrimp with walnuts are super good. They don't skimp on the shrimp at all and the sweet mayo sauce is delicious. The fire beef thing they have is amazing. The perfect amount of spiciness and the beef super tender mixed with sweet onions and green bell peppers. Great chinese food choice if you're tired of the dirty chinese places. Still reasonably priced and you can actually dine in. read more

The hot and sour soup was much more sour than hot. Do not under any circumstances order their dumplings. We ordered the vegetable dumplings and found them to be inedible. The dumpling itself was too thick and doughy, while the filling tasted like straightup celery. We tried to drown the flavor in the soy sauce, but it was futile. The sesame chicken was okay, but a bit over cooked I think. The only thing that I recommend is the pork fried rice. It was the saving grace of our meal. The service was also slow, the wall paper is taped to the wall in some spots and my lady friend also had a hearty piece of grime floating in her water. It was very charming. read more

One of the few good Chinese restaurants outside of Chinatown/Flushing...I was pleasantly surprised to find this in Park Slope. Note, I usually hate on "American Chinese" food, but this place knows how to cook light, non-greasy, wonderful dishes, they're pretty legit! You just have to know what to order on their huge menu. Their lunch specials during the weekdays (no weekends) are the best deal you can get; great food with a side or soup, or a can of soda. Possibly best deal in Park Slope, for lunch. If you don't want your run-of-the-mill greasy food (General Tsao/Orange Chicken type foods) and want something LIGHT and delicious instead, I recommend: - Sauteed Fresh Spinach. They give you a ton for the price, and it's delicious. Sauteed with garlic, just the way we would at home. You could probably eat this as a side for days, even with help. - Chicken and Snow Peas - Stir fried chicken breast with crunchy snow peas and a very light sauce. Has Chinese water chestnut too, which has a great crunch to it, and makes it feel overall like such a fresh meal. - Pepper Steak - this is really more of "pepper and steak"; stir fried beef steak (very tender) with green peppers and onions in a brown sauce. Really savory. - Special Wonton Soup - this was a huge surprise...possibly the best thing on the menu, and very filling. The wontons are great, the vegetables are fresh tasting, and the broth tastes like true broth! Which is very rare, even in restaurants. Tastes like they boiled this broth from bones for days and days, it's excellent. - Chicken and eggplant - this one is a bit greasy, but I love it. White meat chicken stir fried with brown sauce and eggplant, very tender and it's like comfort food to me. Basically I recommend pretty much all the stir fries :) They're great and taste like they should. I do not recommend the breaded & fried stuff for personal taste reasons, and do not recommend the roast pork (Chinatown still has the edge on proper Cantonese roast pork). The service is also very fast; we usually call ahead and by the time we walk to the restaurant, in about 10 minutes, the food is done. read more

Recently I ordered from Mr Wonton. The first time the food was good. The chicken was all white meat, good flavor and edible. I thought I found my new go to Chinese place. Ordered a second time and the food was undercooked and inedible. This time I ordered the boneless spare ribs. Even easier, the order was undercooked and most concerning unrecognizable. I threw it out immediately. This difference was too extreme I won't be ordering from here again. The food was scary looking no joke read more

So there used to be this Chinese Restaurant on Flatbush avenue that had THE BEST scallion pancakes in the area. They were cripsy, medium thickness, and not too oily. That place has since closed...and I'm too scared to ask why.....anyway, Mr. Wonton's scallion pancakes have been my refuge. I found the menu in my door one day and gave it a a try...its not super adventurous..its JUST chinese. The food can be best described as the midway between small -take out kitchen versus semi-gourmet where you can actually see that you're eating white meat chicken in your sauce covered meals with slightly crispier vegetables. My highlights would be the egg roll, scallion pancackes, roasted pork fried rice, and sesame chicken. All not the best for you but I don't eat Chinese food when I want to eat healthy dang it!!! All around decent and if you call in, there is a really nice girl who can help you order more "authentic" things. read more

I'd highly recommend the shrimp with Chinese broccoli from Mr Wonton. It arrived very quickly after I called it in for delivery (through the windy snow!) and was steaming hot by the time my chopsticks dug in for the first bite. The shrimp were large and plump, the veggies fresh and the sauce was delicate and savory. We also ordered hot & sour soup which was okay, orange chicken which was good but a little greasy, and rib tips which were good but not amazing. The fortune cookies on the other hand--super crisp. Order extra fortune cookies. read more

The service was great & the food was awesome. I thought that I could eat an appetizer & my main meal but they give you so much in a portion that you'll have to take home a doggie bag. read more

Mr Wonton - Chinese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Excellent neighborhood Chinese food. I recommend the Singapore Mei-Fun and the General Tso's chicken (the General Tso's tofu is nice too, if that's what you're into). One tip: the food tastes much better if you eat there. Delivery is not bad, but it's just plain better if you eat there. read more

Typical American style Chinese food. Or is it? I have high standards when it comes to Chinese-American food (though I prefer more authentic places, it is harder to get vegetarian options from them) because there are LOADS of great places in the Denver suburbs where I grew up. This place definitely exceeds the bar! Huge menu, which is usually worrisome, but food tasted fresh and flavorful. HUGE portions, a rarity in New York, and reasonable, even cheap, prices. Nice staff, friendly and prompt service. Good atmosphere too, almost classy even. Will be back! read more

One of my fav Chinese restaurants in NYC. Traditional selection but amazing quality. Definitely worth stopping by and chowing down.

I'm increasingly being short-changed here; the food that has meat is being loaded by more chopped, barely cooked veggies - not a bad thing, if you expected it, but add to that the fact that twice the veggies I bit into were moldy or gave off that flavor, and I'm pissed. Today I ask that my dish not have as much chopped celery and what I got was a delivery plate 3/4 filled with white rice. Not good. The other thing is that the staff is not very warm. They used to be, but I guess they either have been burned by some customers somehow (poor paying tips, or complaints about their food causing them to refund customers.) I don't know, but I feel I have had enough - there no reason why I should have to accept this with so many other choices. It would also help if the phone person could understand english better. Really, this place used to have all these bases covered - and we used to tip really well - not anymore - looking for an alternative Chinese restaurant. read more

Ordered takeout from this place last night after debating about it for about 30 minutes from reading previous reviews, but gotta say, I'm really glad I did! I arrived to pick up my food about 20 minutes after ordering it and everything was hot and ready. The wonton soup, lo mein and beef and broccoli were amazing! Will definitely order again! read more

I live in the North Slope and consider this place to have all-in-all the best Chinese food in the area. It's good and solid, although nothing spectacular at all. I generally prefer the thai and sushi places in the area if I'm in the mood for asian food, which is why I only give it 3 stars. I think someone in NYC needs to do a refresh of chinese food. It's felt dull to me for years, surpassed by other asian cuisines. read more

I used to go here cos it was one of the only Chinese spots around here. However, after my dining experience last night I will not be going back. I upgraded my sesame chicken to white meat for an additional $2.00, yet when I got my entree it was filled with disgusting, leftover meat that didn't resemble anything close to chicken breast. One of the worst experiences ever. Least to say, don't eat here unless you want to pay extra for bad tasting food. read more

This was my first time being in contact with this restaurant. I called and said "Hi there, how much would it be for shrimp with mixed vegetables and fried rice?" He tells me "nine fifty" ($9.50) I say, "okay, and if I was to swap the shrimp for chicken instead, how much would it be then?" He replies "same price, nine fifty" so I said "okay thank you very much." I give my friend money to grab it for us. He gets there and they tell him "nine fifty where?! Go somewhere else!" He calls me and tells me this. I asked him "what? Let me speak to them" my friend goes "no, I'm not letting her touch my phone after being nasty with me. We going to order somewhere else." I call a few mins after and I ask "why did you tell me it was $9.50 for the shrimp mixed vegetables and fried rice and tell my friend that it's not and to go somewhere else?" She argues with me. She talks over me without letting me speak and I say "okay, I'll write a review for you. Bye" I'm clueless on why she was being a disgusting human being? But the other guy was nice over the phone. Whatever, everything happens for my own benefit. I probably would've ate something awful and wasted my money. So thank you, beautiful universe! :) read more

Best Chinese food in Brooklyn!! The combinations on the back of the menu are affordable. (I usually go with the Chicken and Broccoli, with the Wanton Egg Drop Soup and the Fried Rice) But my favorite are the wings . Crispy and moist with a hint of ginger and spice! read more

Delivery took longer than expected. It was good food but assumed the vegetable roll would be a sushi roll but it was a spring roll so heads up! Not bad prices would go back! read more

Decent local Chinese food. I'm biased, because I'm lazy and Mr. Wonton is right across the street, but I like this place. I've never eaten in (just picked up take-out on the way home), but everything I've had has been pretty good. I'm vegetarian, so I don't know about their meat, but the brocoli and tofu is good, the spinach is yummy, and the cold noodles are just how I like them (peanut buttery). The tofu that came with the spinach was softer than I like, but the menu did say it was soft (apparently I can't read so well when I'm hungry). Portions are big, and the price is reasonable. And they're super fast - I don't think I've ever waited more than 5 minutes for my order. The food's really about 3 stars (it's good enough, nothing too special), but they get an extra one for the name. Mr. Wonton! It just makes me happy. read more

Mr. Wonton has really grown on me. They offer consistently delicious, affordable Chinese food. Just wish they made a better noodle soup. read more

Ugh!! I always order order lunch- delivery, and just cannot seem to find good chinese food in Park Slope. How can they get my order wrong when they read it back!! Come on :( If anyone has any suggestions.. help! read more

I have to say this is the spot in Brooklyn for the best chinese food . my husband and i have been to about a dozen places in BK. There is no place like M.rwonton FRESH FRESH FRESH..Nice and cozy spot not so big (seats about 50 people) General tso chicken great...Shrimp wrapped in bacon to die for. I really love this place we go at least 3 times a month. Staff there are very friendly. F.Y.I They also serve vegetarian . So far i have had no complaints.. so they better continue to do the right thing or i will for sure Post the truth! read more

Honestly the best quick and easy NYC Chinese food you can find. Typically people order take out from here rather than go in and eat there which is perfectly fine BUT I strongly recommend eating AT the restaurant itself at least once. My order recommendations: -Scallion pancakes -Sesame Chicken but ask for it shredded.. its not on the menu that way but trust me it makes it 100 times better read more

Awesome food and quick service. Seems like a family run place that takes pride in their business. My go-to Asian food in Park Slope.

BEWARE!!! To celebrate the Lunar New Year with my husband and 2 kids, I decided to place an order on their website directly instead of seamless so they didn't have to pay third party fees. HUGE MISTAKE. Placed the order online at 7:33pm, was given an estimated time of 50 mins for delivery, which I thought was reasonable because of the holiday. However, after still waiting for our order at 8:45pm, I emailed AND started calling the restaurant to see where my order was. The line was busy but I finally got through at 9pm. The lady who picked up asked, "Are you calling to see where your order is?" When I answered yes, she then proceeded to say, "All the seamless orders have been sent out, but the other orders were cancelled." WHAT?! I understand if they got overwhelmed with holiday orders, but it was an intentional decision on their end to prioritize only the seamless orders and then to essentially ignore/disregard the others. NO PHONE CALL, NO EMAIL, NOTHING to communicate that they couldn't handle the order 1.5 HOURS AFTER I placed my order. Needless to say, they totally ruined our evening. NEVER EVER ordering from them again and telling everyone we know to STAY AWAY. I don't care how good their food is, this is totally unprofessional, irresponsible and not the way to run a business. read more

Undercooked rice, very little shrimp provided in my rice, terrible tasting food. No much flavor.

Christmas evening we decided to have Chinese food and put in an order online with Mr. Wonton that amounted to over $100. We put this order in at 5:26 PM. The order never arrived and at 8:30 we got a message that the order could not be completed and had been canceled. read more

Normally I really like Mr. Wonton, but the last two times I've been there I waited for takeout for twice as long as they told me I'd have to wait, and both times I got home to find out that part or all of my order was incorrect. I don't know if they just don't care about actually paying attention to customers anymore, but it's disappointing, because I like their food a lot. The service, however, is seriously lacking. read more

They were so rude. The web site states that closing time is 10:30. We got there at 9:30. And they were acting like we killed someone because they wanted to close at 10. The host threw the menus on the table and with a nasty attitude told us that we should just order our food to go. It was so bad we left before even eating. So disgusting. read more

They're food is good but there service is horrible! They disrespected me on the phone than when they came to deliver had the audacity to ask for a tip. When i told him how they were rude and i wasn't gonna tip them, he shook his hand in my face and told me their not delivering to me anymore! I will never order from them again! Horrible customer service! Delivery service and on the phone! First and last time! read more

Very solid Chinese food.. started going in 1999 or 2000..not long after It opened. Was great.. got a bit shaky aroubd 2004-2005. I moved away..not far..but just out of delivery range. Due to the pandemic...delivery expanded a bit. I gave it a try versus my current Chinese resturant. Have not gone back to my old place. I was not disappointed. . Have ordered several times....I've liked everything - like back in the day. Not sure if the same owners are there... I used to talk to the owners/family a couple of times a month...really liked them - seemed like real good people. A few more orders lIke the orders I've received in the past 6 weeks. Will be 5 stars....Thank you. read more

Really, I'm not sure why people haven't been rating this place higher on the whole. My husband and I just moved to Park Slope from Boston less than 2 months ago, and if anyone knows Boston and MA in general, they are known for their Chinese food. And Mr. Wonton is among the best of what you'll find in Boston, for sure. When we walked in, we were seated, and right away there was water in our glasses and a little bowl of crispy noodles and duck sauce for dipping. We ordered the pu pu platter for two, pork fried rice, and the General Tso's Shrimp. Everything was excellent. The pu pu platter had fire (a big plus) and a more non-traditional selection of items (shrimp toast and dumplings, among other things). Everything was hot, not too greasy or too dry, and full of flavor. The pork fried rice was in the top #3 of best I've ever had. It was fluffy and had lots of pork and egg, as well as a variety of other things (peas, bean sprouts, onion) but a perfect blend; not too much of one thing. That, too, wasn't overly greasy or overly dry. What might top the charts here though was the General Tso's Shrimp. Crispy and spicy with tons of flavor, the shrimp weren't fishy or rubbery, and it measured up to a dish you might find in a higher-end Asian Bistro. The service was also stellar, with our water glasses constantly being replenished, and to top it all off, the prices were incredibly fair. read more

1.5 Stars. The food is fine, standard chinese for park slope. I personally like hunan delight (on 6th avenue) much better, and the prices are pretty much the same. The staff is rude and the atmosphere is horrendous. The last time I went here, I waited an hour with my friend for 2 chicken dishes and an order of scallion pancakes. When we paid, the waitress ran to the table, counted the money, and slammed it down on the table, proceeding to yell (in chinese) something obviously malicious to the man behind the counter, and telling us that we didn't pay a 20% tip. Rude. Also they periodically are shut down for health code violations. And at lunch time, they shell peas on the table next to you. gross. I'll make the 3 block walk to Hunan Delight read more

This was a wonderful lunch spot for my co-workers and I! Unfortunately I was not able to meet Mr. Wonton himself to tell him how pleased we were with our meal! The staff is incredibly friendly and quick and the lunch special is great. Basically the service was great, the food was great and the price was great. Hopefully Mr. Wonton will be around next time we go again, which WILL be very soon! read more

This is a new review for Mr. Wonton. My friend and I were starving after having done a bike ride and long day in Sandy Hook. We decided to eat there as it had been 2 years since my last experience and I wanted to give it a try as he wanted Chinese Food. Though the prices are still a bit high for Chinese Food, they have totally upped the game with their menu! I am now Vegetarian and they have added an entire page of great meatless dishes -- not just with veggies but meat-less options. The Sesame Chicken -- for example was superb! It was Soy Based but literally tasted like chicken (lol)!! I cannot wait to try the other offerings! If you want great Chinese food...go there and Enjoy!! They also deliver!! read more

This is a decent Chinese restaurant. Some favs of me and my mini me are the steamed pork buns, the shrimp dumplings, the shrimp and lobster sauce, the bbq spare ribs, and the combo dishes when we are ordering delivery. But staying in, I appreciate the hot tea and trying various dishes including the duck. The staff are friendly, its decently priced and Mr. Wonton is pretty solid. read more

If your name is Mr. Wonton, your food better be good! Tonighht for dinner we had vegetable wontons with spicy sauce and moo shu chicken. I usually am not a big fan of vegetable wontons, but these were light and tasted fresh. The moo shu was not watery and the chicken not dry - two of the common enemies of good moo shu. So thumbs up for the moo shu as well. The service at Mr. Wonton is friendly and attentive and the atmosphere is casual and relaxing. In addition prices are reasonable and they offer some dim sum on the menu along with their standard American-Chinese entrees. Well that's about it, I'm off to visit Mr. Wonton's Anglo cousin, Mr. Softee! read more

My favorite place to get veg egg fou young great prices, yummy food, and staff is a delight

This is the type of place you go to for only certain types of dishes. The Dragon & Phoenix is great and so is the Crispy Shrimp & Scallops. Strange thing about this place is every time i go they are playing the same old tired Chinese melody's, reminds me of a massage parlor. Prices are reasonable. read more

I used to Love Mr. Wonton until I went there for dinner and saw a NYC Department of Health Sign that said the restaurant was closed for health code violations. I searched the NYC Department of Health website and found that Mr. Wonton, over the past year or so, has several health code violations, which it probably did not rectify and therefore was closed. This is making me re-think if I ever want to eat there again if they re-open. Some of the violations range from cleanliness to unpreparedness against vermon to food safety, like storing food above recommended temperatures. Having worked in the Restaurant business, food safety is serious stuff and it's just not work the risk as a consumer. This post may be moot after all as the restaurant is closed and who knows if it will reopen. read more