白熊中餐馆

Wontons in chili oil were very good. I think the chili oil sauce was not the absolute best I have had but was good. But the combination of that and the wontons, which were thin with a great ratio of meat made the dish overall a great value.

This was my second trip to Flushing's Chinatown for food in two days - and although the food I had earlier was impressive, this one is even better for me. I had the #6 wontons here, which is 10 wontons with chili oil. It's one of the best dishes I've ever had There's not much in terms of fanciness to this combo. It's just 10 wontons, stuffed with pork, mixed with chili oil, and with some scallions and onions on top. That's it. Wontons aren't always my favorite thing in the world - usually I find the dough to be kind of chewy, and you end up eating the dough and pork separately. However, this was just perfection in execution. When I rate places, I think about things would improve a dish, like adding or removing certain ingredients, or a change in the cooking process. I can't think of a single thing here. This is flawless the way it is, and I wouldn't alter a single thing I've never had anything like the dough on these wontons. They're so unbelievably soft it's insane. I'm used to it having some chew, but here the skin literally melts through your mouth. It's on the thinner side, but you feel its presence, and importantly - it does a great job of holding the filling in. They were all sealed perfectly, and clearly each was hand-wrapped beautifully. The pork filling was another great part of this. So juicy, retaining so much flavor, and actually present in large sizes inside the wontons. We've all had those wontons that are 90% dough, 10% meat - but this was not the case here, as it filled up pretty much all the empty space inside The chili oil was what really made this dish. It imparts the perfect level of spice for just that extra additional flavor, and obviously the fat from the oil is unbelievably good. It would've been so easy to overdo things by putting too much oil and making it greasy, but that doesn't happen here - it's the exact right amount. The fact that this cost me just $10, for what turned out to be 10 massive wontons and a very filling meal, is just ludicrous. The Chinatown here has some of the greatest food values I've seen in this country. Overall, this is just perfection in Chinese food. 10/10

Went to Flushing to grab some groceries at 99 Ranch Market. Afterwards we were hungry and wanted something quick. Came to this spot which they were out of dumplings so we got the wontons with chili oil. It was rated the 2nd best thing to get. We ate one order so quick then went back to order another. $10 per order. 10/10 would recommend. They only accept cash!

Got the famous #6 wontons with chili oil with a group of friends; A sweet grandma made us the wontons topped with that delectable looking chili oil. The wontons were warm and tender, the filling juicy but not too greasy, with wrappers that were perfect thickness. I think we all might have held way too high expectations of the dish though, since we felt like the flavor was slightly lacking. Perhaps it was because we didn't ask for extra chili oil like some people recommended on IG? Or maybe we just should've spread out the bits of the topping that seemed like pickled pepper/sauerkraut (this was definitely salty) were definitely strong, since we didn't have them with every bite. But this was definitely a bang for your buck, and still better than most other dumplings.

These were some of the most delicious wontons I’ve ever had! We got the #6 with hot chili oil. I went a bit later, close to closing at 6:30pm and they were still delicious and freshly made.