赤坂中華わんたん亭Akasaka Chinese Wantan Tei
Open every day of the year, from 7:00 in the morning until 5:30 the next morning! Drop in anytime♬ A place to be loved in Akasaka for years to come. 雲呑 is said to have originated in Tengzhou, Shandong Province, China, in 700 BC, during the middle of the Spring and Autumn period. Sichuan wontons (抄手) and Shanghai wontons (云吞) learned by 出野 in 2012, and wontons (雲呑) learned in Hong Kong in 2013. The “soup” and “kaeshi” use owner 佐藤's self-taught recipes. Enjoy wontons that spread and melt in your mouth together with the soup, as though you were “swallowing clouds.” 【わんたん亭】 Recommended ways to enjoy ①Toast with a large bottle of 赤星 ②[Appetizers]cilantro salad/tantan bean sprouts/Chinese-style chilled tofu ③[Quick snacks]soupless tantan noodles for snacking/…
- Japan, 〒107-0052 Tokyo, Minato City, Akasaka, 5 Chome−1−3 金松堂ビル 1F
Today · 7 am–5:30 am
- Wednesday: 7 am–5:30 am
- Thursday: 7 am–5:30 am
- Friday: 7 am–5:30 am
- Saturday: 7 am–5:30 am
- Sunday: 7 am–5:30 am
- Monday: 7 am–5:30 am
- Tuesday: 7 am–5:30 am
- +81 50-1784-5457
- wantantei.moo.jp
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The dishes are quite bold in flavor and pair perfectly with beer🍺Very tasty overall. The space is a bit cramped, and the service can be somewhat laid-back.
View on GoogleThis was my favorite restaurant in Akasaka. Quick service, cheap beer, great ambiance, amazing personel. Went back many times. Highly recommend.
View on GoogleVery good shrimp wontons. The wonton skin is very thin. The broth could be better hence the 4 stars.
View on GoogleAmazing Chinese food with a blend of Japanese food. Definitely one of the best wontons I’ve had in my life. Ordering was easy and staff was very kind. They are open till 05 so perfect for a late night food.
View on GoogleThis place probably has an appalling rating because there are only a few reviews and because the people who frequent this place are not the type of people who would review restaurants on Google. I've only seen this place in the evenings so it's hard to tell whether it's popular during the day. I passed it on my way home to my hotel and couldn't resist. The noodles were excellent, the soup was really good, and the wontons were good. I would definitely go back there (and try the Tan Tan Noodles). I could have done without the Xiao Long Bao.
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