Hon's Wun-Tun House

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4.3

( 8 reviews )

Grocery, Specialty Food, Delis

Closed 10:30 AM - 07:00 PM See Hours

648 Kearny St, San Francisco, CA 94108, United States

+1 4154-333-966

Hon's Wun-Tun House is a renowned brand that has established itself as a culinary gem in the heart of the city. With a long-standing tradition of serving authentic and delectable Chinese cuisine, Hon's Wun-Tun House has become a favorite among locals and visitors alike. The brand prides itself on offering a wide range of mouthwatering dishes, including their famous wonton noodle soup, dumplings, and scallion pancakes. Each dish is carefully crafted using traditional recipes and high-quality ingredients, ensuring a truly memorable dining experience. The cozy and inviting ambiance of the restaurant adds to the overall charm, making Hon's Wun-Tun House the perfect destination for food enthusiasts seeking an authentic taste of Chinese cuisine. Prepare to embark on a culinary journey that will tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving for more.

Amenities and More

Kerbside pickup
Accepts reservations
Credit cards
Good for kids
Free of charge street parking
Outdoor seating
Transgender safe space
Paid street parking
Paid parking lot
Quick bite

Reviews

4.3/5

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Gustavo manuel chible molina

March 22, 2024

Just a heads up, all the broth tastes like fish no matter what soup you order. I ordered brisket noodle soup which tasted strongly of fish. My friend ordered pork noodle soup which also tasted like fish. Plain won ton soup also tasted like fish. Plus it smelled like fish obviously too. The spicy won tons were decent but the insides had an inconsistent texture (some chunks, other smooth and pasty) but was overall decent. I mainly just want ti warn anyone ordering a beef soup, expecting beef soup, to beware that it all tastes like fish.

Jenni mcallister

March 22, 2024

Such a great place to stop by and beat the cold! The soups were on point and the service was amazing! I am glad we bumped into this spot! The wonton soup was a favorite and the noodles were tasty and the broth was rich! I love this place for sure will come back!

Gerald p

March 22, 2024

Honestly THE BEST scallion pancakes I have ever had! Crunchy, buttery, salty. Just perfection. Also make sure you order the soup pan friend dumplings—amazing! Service is super quick and restaurant is clean.

Angie o

March 22, 2024

This place totally nailed it with their scallion pancakes, Szechuan dumplings, and the dumpling soup! It’s perfect for a chill, tasty meal. 3 weeks later we still talk about how delicious the food was!

Nadine pineda

March 22, 2024

Such a lovely assortment of traditional Cantonese dishes! The seafood soup dumplings were easily the best I’ve had in a while. The Siu Lung Bao flavor balance and texture was exceptional. They also make and sell their own chili so I was lucky to score their last jar.

Esther dean

March 22, 2024

Very traditional Cantonese food, good not great. What up with changing $2 for plain rice even if you ordered a main entree that should come with rice? I’m surprised they don’t charge extra $2 for noodles in a noodle dish 🤦🏻‍♂️

Eileen garbarino

March 22, 2024

Average value, average experience. Clean and spacious restaurant. Decent HK won ton soup for $15.15 (including tax). There was complementary milk tea (before 11a weekdays). They EXPECT a tip, despite minimum service. To slightly elaborate: it was a challenge to get someone to bring the bill, even after waiting 10-15 min after visibly being done eating. There were a lot of staff with only 60% of seating filled. After getting the bill it was equally difficult to get someone to take my card (!). I left cash tip on the table and brought the bill to the cashier, due to time constraints. More waiting since the first staff didn’t know how to work the system. The second staff that was able to charge the card then said “WHY NO TIP?”. For 1 bowl of won ton noodle soup at $15.15, the tip is for service. I was very tempted to walk back to get the cash tip off the table, but instead said “tip is on the table”.

Elliot goldinger

March 22, 2024

Red oil wontons (H1) were full of juicy little shrimp and the dumplings (H5) were super savory. Barley tea was good and hot. Service was fast and friendly. They take card and touches payments. Note that this location does not have the shengjian bao!