Jin Yu Tang Shanghai Wonton

Wonton is a Chinese delicacy. Its Chinese pinyin is hún tún or hún tun (light tone); Cantonese: wɐn3 tɐn1, pronounced the same as "wonton"; Shandong dialect: hún dùn; English name: Wonton, Huntun) is a traditional folk noodle dish originating in China. It is made of thin dough wrapped with meat filling, cooked in a pot, and usually eaten with soup.

Jinyutang Shanghai Wonton is located opposite the Bailian Road Communication Building bus stop and not far from Jingshan Park. I ordered the signature Shanghai wonton. The wonton tasted good, with thin skin and large fillings, and the soup was also quite delicious. The oden was average and light in taste.

The location is excellent, the service attitude is also very good, the wonton tastes unique, I like the feeling here, it is comfortable and satisfying to eat, it is a good choice for dining, I will come again if I have the chance in the future

The scallion oil noodles are really delicious😋The shepherd's purse wontons are also very good👍The soup is delicious, the wontons are thin-skinned and full of fillings, and the thick butter omelette is a must-try👍

There are not many Shanghai snacks in Zhuhai, and Jinyutang is a more famous one among them. The wontons here are particularly authentic, small and exquisite, and you can taste the flavor of Shanghai.