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Wonton Guy

4.7 (260 reviews)
ModerateChinese, Noodles
Closed • 11:00 am - 7:30 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Good for groups
Dogs allowed

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Lise H.

Wonton Guy packs a tasty punch with their authentic HK Wontons and noodles. Their wontons were huge - packed with 3 shrimp and very tasty especially in the red vinegar. Their beef brisket came with a tendon which was also super tasty if you don't mind that part of a cow. Service was speedy, smooth and superb - would recommend if you are passing by or in town and craving some good wontons and egg noodles.

Anna Q.

I love wonton guys. This is the best wontons soup I've ever had!!! I love the egg noodles combo with the wontons, dumplings and beef. It can't get better than this!

Wonton and beef brisket and beef brisket and pig knuckles with egg noodle soup.
Patricia L.

Delicious surprise. I had the wonton and beef brisket soup noodles with egg noodles. My spouse had the beef brisket and pig knuckles soup noodles, both were very good. The broth was full of flavor the wontons were packed with shrimp. I give them 5 stars. The service was attentive we were seated right away the food came out quickly and had everything we needed. The place was full at 1:30 on a Saturday. The ambiance is true authentic Chinese like home small and clean. The server was very friendly.

Curry Fish Balls
Tom C.

An absolute gem in Edison! Wonton Guys is located in a small strip mall on NJ-27. There are only a few parking spots out front, but plenty more in the back. The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the no-frills vibe with Canto-pop playing in the background instantly transported me back to Hong Kong. The food is phenomenal. Their shrimp wontons are easily some of the best I've ever had--massive, flavorful, and packed with shrimp. You also absolutely must try their dry noodles (lo mein). I had the chili tomato sauce with shredded pork, and it was pure nostalgia; it tasted exactly like what I grew up eating as a kid. The curry fish balls are also a standout--plump, bouncy, and perfectly seasoned. We didn't get a chance to try the pork knuckles or beef brisket this time, but they looked amazing, so we'll definitely be back for those. If you're looking for authentic Hong Kong noodles, this spot hits all the right marks

3 items noodle soup. pork knuckle, brisket and wonton
Chris L.

Came here a couple weeks ago for lunch with work place proximity associate. there's a plenty of parking in the back shared with other restaurants. it's probably very busy during dinner time. Limit items in the me u but you can have different variations. you can have soup with or without noodles, wonton braised brisket, pork knuckle. I opted to try all three in a noodle soup. next time I'd probably back up for a large dish of the pork knuckle or brisket and a bowl of noodle soup with Wonton. service is fast. small cash discount.

Interior - super casual
Bea R.

Once upon a time, in a land far, far away (okay, maybe not *THAT* far)... there was a tiny noodle shop serving up bowls of soup that made every belly happy... If you're in NJ and craving Hong Kong-style wonton noodle soup, head to Wonton Guy in Edison. It's a no-frills local gem tucked away in a tiny strip mall off Route 27, with a few parking spots out front and more in the back. The space is small (only 10 tables!) and nothing fancy, but the value is hard to beat. It's always busy, and after you take your first slurp of the soup, you'll get why. Service is fast, so the tables turn over quickly. I was able to grab a seat when I walked in on a Saturday evening. The menu is simple and offers 3 main options: 1.) noodle soup with toppings 2.) soup with toppings (no noodles) 3.) lo mein with toppings served with soup on the side From there, you pick your noodle type (egg, flat rice, vermicelli), as well as up to 3 toppings (wontons, dumplings, beef brisket, etc.). There are also a few side dishes like shredded pork in chili tomato sauce, deep fried fish skin, and curry fish balls. They even sell some items raw like wontons, noodles, dumplings, and sliced beef. And the best part is... the prices are very affordable! Most of the dishes are around $11-$16. My order: *Two Toppings (wonton + beef brisket) Noodle Soup [$12.75] - Where do I begin? Every single part of this meal SLAPPED. The wontons were MUMBO JUMBO and generously filled with fresh, plump shrimp that were sweet and juicy. The noodles were soft and springy. The beef brisket was SO tender with a melt-in-your-mouth texture. And the broth? Super rich, aromatic, and savory. It's made of shrimp skin, pork bone, dried flounder fish, dried shrimp, and dried monk fruit, but it doesn't taste fishy at all. Each table is stocked with condiments like vinegar, homemade chili oil, and soy sauce to customize your soup. The chili oil packs some SERIOUS HEAT, so watch out. This was hands down one of the best noodle soups I've had. I was sad when I finished it :-( *Hong Kong-style Milk Tea [$6] - I really enjoyed this! The black tea was bold and strong--almost too strong for me, but the milk balanced it out nicely. I only wish it had boba! Everything tasted authentic. Quick backstory: The owner comes from a family with GENERATIONS of experience making wontons and running noodle shops in Hong Kong. He grew up there and brought those family traditions to his own restaurants in Toronto... and now Edison. All those years of experience clearly show in his food. The broth is simmered overnight, and the wontons are freshly prepared every morning. No shortcuts here--just decades of tradition, skill, and a whole lot of love in every bowl. Ugh, I wish I lived closer because I'd be a regular. It's hard these days to find a place that REALLLLLLY delivers a memorable meal that's both tasty, reasonably priced, and served in generous portions. If you're within driving distance and debating whether it's worth the trip--DON'T! Wonton Guy is absolutely worth a visit, even if it's just once. I drove an hour to try it, and I still think about those wontons all the time... no joke LOL.

Alice D.

We came here for a late lunch on a Saturday and there were still a decent amount of people eating despite the late afternoon. Service was quick nonetheless and the server was super friendly - he was great to talk to! Menu had a good amount of dishes and we shared everything for the most part. Dumplings were a great size and the meat was super tender - delicious! Huge portions, affordable prices, what's not to like? Thanks, Wonton Guy!

C6. Two Toppings in Soup  A3. Dace Fish Balls with Noodle in Soup C1. Shrimp Wonton in Soup
Kevin L.

Wow what a treat. Tucked away in a strip mall is a place serving delicious traditional hong kong (?) style noodle soup. The shrimp wontons were humungous (multiple shrimp per wonton) and the dace fish ball my friend said were just like her grandmother would get them in hong kong, truly home-style/made. The noodle soup was savory but light like a consume. The chili oil was quite spicy. Small-medium size interior. Quick service. Larger parking in the rear.

B1. Shrimp Wonton Lo Mein
Humberto F.

Excellent, friendly and very traditional Hong Kong style of taste. The server speaks fluent English and recommends us with this dish. I highly recommended to everyone. Parking is in the back. It is very easy to find.

John C.

Stopped by for lunch here and it was excellent! The parking in the front was tight, but there were plenty of spaces in the rear. We ordered a wonton & beef noodle soup, curry fishballs, and the steamed vegetable. The highlights were the wontons obviously and the fishballs. The wontons were massive, with multiple shrimp inside each, really impressive. The curry fishballs were delicious, I loved mixing the noodle in the sauce. Overall it was a great meal, simple and delicious!

Brisket noodle soup
Sumi K.

Chinese noodle restaurant @ Edison, NJ We used to come here for a hearty bowl of the noodle soup but the taste of the wonton dumpling soup has been changed. The dumplings no longer had shitake mushroom inside and the soup was not clear and was very salty. The server didn't greet us properly and was not friendly. The restaurant was also very cold inside. It appears that the ownership might have changed.

Wonton, brisket, dumplings, and egg noodle soup
Nick C.

Went to Wonton Guy for lunch on a Saturday. It's located in a strip mall, and the parking lot is hard to get in and out of since you're backing out directly into Route 27. It's a small restaurant, gives vibes similar to a Chinese takeout joint, but with authentic wonton noodle soups. I got the wonton noodle soup with wontons, dumplings, beef brisket, and egg noodles. It was decent, especially for NJ, but nowhere near as good as going to Chinatown. At least they're quick, friendly, and have fair prices.

3 topping noodle soup
Matt G.

We walked to Wonton guy after doing some light shopping in the Hmart plaza. It's right along route 27, so it's in a great location. The inside is very no frills and that function over fashion mindset was felt throughout the experience. There are only ten tables inside and meals come out pretty quickly. So despite its size, we didn't need to wait for a seat. I had the three topping noodle soup, with egg noodles, dumplings, and sliced beef. Digging in, you can immediately tell this is Chinese comfort food through and through. Nothing fancy, but it's a large portion of food, for a very good price. Whereas most Japanese ramen restaurants tend to skimp on proteins and focus on an aesthetic meal, you won't find that here. You can come hungry, and leave satisfied. The broth was a lighter and simpler broth, and I felt the same way about the noodles. The sliced beef had good flavor, but I found it to be a bit too chewy. The dumplings were filled with shrimp and were definitely the star of the dish. Altogether, I enjoyed my experience, but I would say the restaurant is best suited as a quick, satisfying meal of value and convenience rather than something you would actively seek out.

Double protein: beef & wonton.

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Authentic HK style wonton soup! Huge chunks of beef and the shrimp wonton is packed with flavor! Saves me a trip to Chinatown NYC !

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Good value but service was a little lacking. Not a huge fan of shrimp wontons anyways. Still a good place to eat

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Very authentic Taiwan street style food. Love the fish ball and soup! Big portions and food come fast .

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