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    Hon's Wun-Tun House

    3.9 (900 reviews)
    ModerateCantonese, Noodles
    Closed • 11:00 am - 7:30 pm

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    Good for kids

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    牛雜捞面Beef Organ Over Noodle
    Angie L.

    This store focus on noodles while the nearby Hon's Wun-Tun House has more food options like stir fry and dumplings. The restaurant has a great, bright, and clean casual noodle-shop vibe that makes you feel right at home. The classic wonton noodle soup is straight out of Hong Kong. Noodles are perfectly crunchy, the shrimp/white chive broth is addictive, and it tastes just like HK when you add the red vinegar! The beef organs dry noodle was also delicious, perfectly cooked with a rich sauce and paired with a side of their amazing signature soup. Best of all, the staff was highly attentive and there wasn't a single rude server. A must-visit! I will absolutely come back again.

    Menu, March 2026
    Calvin C.

    Located across the street from Portsmouth Square in Chinatown, this is a very authentic, hole-in-the-wall, won-ton noodle soup place. We visited on around 12:30pm on a Thursday. We waited about ten minutes for a table to clear before we could be seated. It's a small restaurant. Please note that if you're dining alone, you may be asked to share a table with someone else. We ordered the C6, Beef Brisket Wunton Soup ($15.95), an A4, Cucumber Salad with Peanuts ($11.95) and an A5, Marinated Chinese Seaweed ($12.95). They were all pretty good, with typical "hole in the wall" Chinese restaurant quality. The seaweed, however, was really salty. We probably wouldn't order that dish here again. The brisket wonton soup was good. The meat had minimal gristle or tendons. We would order that one again. There are no hidden surcharges or SF Mandate fees here. If you like your Chinese food authentic, this is a good place to go. They won't smile and ask you how you are doing. They're not big on service, and your table might feel sticky. But the food will be good.

    Caili C.

    I finally got to try Hon's after having this spot bookmarked for years and it was the perfect quick dinner on a cold, rainy day when I was craving something soupy. I got the curry beef brisket wun-tun noodle soup while my boyfriend opted for the char sui and beef brisket wun-tun noodle soup. We also got an order of their boiled chicken, corn and mushroom dumplings to share. The menu is pretty large but essentially different combos of bbq with noodles, wun-tuns in soup or dry. The flavors are so comforting and fragrant. I loved the curry beef which comes on the side and it reminded me of the curry my family made when I was young. The egg noodles are thin and snappy, great in the light broth and perfect with the protein. The wun-tuns are such a star too with a generous pork & shrimp filling and there are huge pieces of shrimp inside. The corn and chicken dumplings are also great with a lot of flavor and the shitake adds a rich umami taste. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm craving comfort food!

    Shrimp 猪肠粉 Rice Rolls
    Sophia C.

    Yummy! House special wuntun noodle soup 10/10 - wontons are good (sweet and snappy from the shrimp and pork) - love yellow chives - soup is shrimpy and light, not too salty - noodles are al dente and perfect bite Wuntun with stewed beef brisket 9/10 - brisket was not super tender but still good - wontons still better tasting - soup is same as above Shrimp rice rolls 8/10 - expected but not amazing - shrimp wasn't sweet for some reason - their soy sauce is not my fav, I feel like other dimsum places do the sweet braised soy better Chinese donut rice rolls 4/10 - donut was doughy and not crispy - edible but not amazing - again not the biggest fan of their soy sauce HK milk tea 7/10 - solid but not amazing - not too sweet - strong tea flavor but I feel like it's missing a kick - not as creamy as other HK cafes Overall, come here for wonton noodle soup! Everything else was just ok or lack luster. The wait is not too bad. Service was slow...expected and didn't bother me too much till when we had to pay and couldn't flag someone down. Lots of regulars here but also a lot of tourists. I would come back again for just the wonton noodle soup.

    BBQ 叉烧云吞面 Barbecued Pork & Wun-Tun Noodle Soup
    Carlo G.

    Homey and comforting bowl of wonton noodle soup. I ordered the BBQ Pork Wun-Tun Noodle Soup and it was delicious. I liked the texture of the egg noodles and the bowl was filled with lots of BBQ meat and wontons. The BBQ meat was tender and not too sweet which I liked. I also liked the pork and shrimp filling inside the soft wontons which were juicy and good. The broth flavor was light, so I would have preferred a more savory flavor. I also wished the soup came warmer/hotter. My friend and I also shared a Lettuce in Oyster Sauce which was just steamed cabbage with sauce. It was alright, but not necessarily worth the $13 paid for it. The interior is small and the place does get pretty packed. I came with a friend and the staff made us share a table with a stranger which I understand is very Asian-style. However, I'm a bit on the introvert side so it did make the experience a bit awkward which I wasn't the biggest fan of. Regardless, I had a great experience here and would recommend this authentic spot for Cantonese-style noodles.

    Kinda pricey for a simple meal
    Victor L.

    My wife was craving won ton soup and this place has everything that goes well with wontons. Unfortunately the curry fish balls didn't do it for me. Dumplings were OK but I find it could use more flavors in the filling. Food (3.5 stars) + Wontons are standard and if you don't get the noodles you get 8 pieces which can fill you up + Beef brisket and bbq pork goes well with the soup noodles but they're also standard and nothing overly special + Milk tea is surprisingly good and very refreshing - Curry fish balls should NOT be on the menu even for a $7 appetizer - Cabbage and pork dumplings were served steaming hot which is good but just lacked the flavors I was yearning for Service (4 stars) + English and Chinese fluent that served our food quickly Ambiance (3 stars) + A little nicer than a hole in the wall with bench and standard seating - A little pricey for what we got We actually wanted to go to the sit down full menu location. I wish they differentiate their restaurant names. This is their fast food version and it's standard.

    Szechuan H2. Sichuan Spicy Dumplings
    Joanna S.

    I've been coming here since the 1980's and it's always satisfying. I usually have the won ton with beef stew, without noodles. Also a few orders of dumplings. Service can be a bit rushed, but you are here for the great food. They remodeled and it's much cleaner than it was. A pleasant, quick meal.

    Sichuan Spicy Dumplings
    Samantha D.

    Came by because I used to see a line for this place. While there are still plenty of patrons, the line doesn't seem as daunting as more. Possibly because they opened a larger location on Washington. The wontons were only okay for me. Nothing special. The portions are big, but they normally are in Chinatown. Green onion pancakes were good, crispy. I liked the spicy dumplings the best - full of flavor with a small kick. They have an upstairs area that you go through the kitchen to access. They accept card. Try Yin Du Wonton, not too much difference from Hon's Wun-Tun and so much cheaper. You can see all the Chinatown locals flock here for their lunch. Cash only though I believe. Smaller menu as well.

    牛筋云吞汤 Beef Tendon in Wun-Tun Soup (8pcsWun-Tun)
    Jackie W.

    I ordered the tendon and wonton soup via DoorDash. The soup was hot, flavorful, and a little spicy. The amount of tendon was generous, and the wontons were tender and packed with pork and shrimp. They were on the fattier side, but the meal was delicious. There's limited seating inside, and it was filled with patrons on a weekday evening. Service was standard for pickup.

    Ronny T.

    It's decent but not sure why so much hoopla and 5-star reviews for a basic noodle shop. I had the bbq pork and won ton noodles. It was fine but I've had the same or better at so many other places. Also did the rice noodles which came with 4 different sauces at the 4 corners of the plate. Ok, but we didn't actually finish it. Service is typical Chinese noodle shop service - just get done. Smaller location so maybe we should try the bigger location next time.

    B10
    Jason X.

    Great wontons, but I might like the broth even more! If I went back I'd probably opt for one of the bowls without the noodles (which were ok but nothing to write home about) so I could get more wontons instead. I also didn't enjoy the braised beef all that much - it was kind of tough. Good service from our main waitress! We'll be back.

    spicy wonton
    Julianne C.

    went to hon's in a party of 8, the food was very delicious and everyone enjoyed it! the broth was flavorful and wontons were very well cooked. scallion pancakes were my personal favorite appetizer. for service, the food took maybe 20 minutes to arrive - a bit longer than expected for a weekday lunch especially when hoping for a quick turnaround. however, the taste definitely made up for everything! the shrimp, pork, and chive dumplings are super tasty as well. all in all, i would definitely recommend and can't wait to come back!

    Menu, 6/10/2025
    Ziyan B.

    During our visit to San Francisco, it's been quite windy. We were craving something warm, so we decided to try this place. It's not a large restaurant, but it has enough seating for small parties. I can see how it might be challenging for groups of six or more to find seating comfortably. We ordered wonton soup and some vegetables. The BBQ pork wonton noodle soup was tasty, but it only came with four wontons. The seaweed and egg wonton soup was perfect and included plenty of wontons. If you prefer wontons over noodles, you might want to order the wonton soup instead of the wonton noodle soup. For vegetables, we had cucumber and lettuce--they were both very flavorful. We'll probably stop by again if we're in the mood for a simple, comforting meal with hot soup.

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