What happened to the wonton? | The Bucket List

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  • Опубликовано: 9 окт 2022
  • This week, Jenn looks at the evolution of the wonton in Chinese American food, from the humble dumpling served in soup to the deep-fried, cream cheese-filled appetizer.
    Restaurants covered this week:
    Yang Chow - yangchow.com
    P.F. Chang's - pfchangs.com
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Комментарии • 10

  • @Xander_acosta
    @Xander_acosta Год назад +2

    Please make more of these!

  • @josephku5250
    @josephku5250 Год назад

    I love yang chow! One of my favorite places to dine.

  • @woolfel
    @woolfel Год назад +8

    the last time I went to pf chang was in 98. honestly I felt it was over priced, bland and targeted towards non-chinese. Far better places that cook for chinese diners.

    • @louiearmstrong
      @louiearmstrong Год назад

      PF Chang’s is the California Pizza Kitchen of American Chinese food. And both love to be in malls

  • @algernon5776
    @algernon5776 Год назад

    Jenn where you get that T-shirt ? Would love to buy 1

  • @WarChortle
    @WarChortle Год назад +1

    100% XLBs are the best jello dumplings

  • @Sahn_Cho
    @Sahn_Cho Год назад +1

    A Chinese restaurant is authentic or"legit" when you see a kid in the corner doing homework or picking off the ends of green beans. 😅
    Growing up in a family TW restaurant, I never was a fan of Dad making wontons because of the (lack of) filling. Rather eat dumplings for the "bang for your buck" eats. 😋

  • @lcc726
    @lcc726 Год назад +2

    Why in the world would u go to pf chang's for wonton?? Pf Chang's is catered towards the non Asians. Just no. I had their fried rice once and I spit it out. 1st and last time