Wonton Gourmet

Category: Chinese

1405 S. Elmhurst Rd., Des Plaines, IL 60008
847.427.1183

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restaurants, chicago restaurants, food, dining, lunches, takeout, dinner, breakfast, delivery food since my last review more than a year ago, things have changed for the worse. while the atmosphere has had a nice makeover, the quantity and quality of the food had gone the way of migratory birds. the fried rice was bland; pr... metromix.chicagotribune.com metromix.com: wontons, soups and rice dishes are served hot and fast at this chinese re... metromix.chicagotribune.com Wonton Gourmet Wonton Gourment is the best place for wonton noodle soup. We not only have wonton soups, but variety selection of rice plates, noodles, chow mein, and etc. We are open 7 days a week. We welcome dine in, ... wontongourmet.com Won Ton Gourmet - Des Plaines, IL 60018 The coolest part about WTG is that you can order your takeout on their site! If dining in suites your fancy, be prepared for a cheap meal in a CLEAN setting (how novel is that?). Try the just-as-good-as-Seven-Treasures won ton soups. The stir fried noodles are a safe bet as well. Unless you get he... yelp.com Wonton Gourmet - Des Plaines, IL 60018 Really surprised to see some bad reviews for Wonton Gourmet. I've never had a bad experience here. The service has always been great (but then again, I always go with my parents who speak Chinese and are the waiterstaff's age), the food always come out in under 10 minutes, and the food almos... yelp.com Wonton Gourmet - Des Plaines, IL 60018 \| Metromix Chicago went there the other day with a friend of mine. food is tasteless, tables greasy, sauce bottles are dirty, it's basically a chinese tak... chicago.metromix.com LTHForum.com • View topic - Wonton Gourmet in Des Plaines Lo mein in Cantonese cuisine can be made from any type of noodle. In fact the dish you're talking about would be called "ho yau lo mein" - meaning oyster sauce mixed noodle (roughly translated). Lo mein in Westernized restaurants is the classic round noodle. "See yau lo mein" wou... lthforum.com