RIP Just Won Ton. You were my favorite, and I can't decide if your staff or Ho Fun were better. So I'm going to say both. Hope you come back.
Marilyn L.
Just Won Ton seem like they don't like opening the business because every time call we call them ask about food relief menu they don't pick up the phones when they close they won't even tell the system to cancel it. And their restaurant name is call just won ton and they should not keep changing the menu all the time they should just keep wonton noddle all the time instead keep changing menu
Woopie P.
Their food relief spicy minced pork noodle is so disgusting. They mix dry noodle with mushy brown sauce, and compressed it in a tiny box. It's like dog food, super gross, they are conning money from food relief. Be aware y'all!
Daniel D.
I went by today ( Easter 2022 ) n This is what they had posted on the window. Weak ! I was craving for soft scrambled eggs with shrimp over ho fun. Oh well. Now we know why no answer.
Donna L.
This place has solid Chinese food. The soup for the wonton mein is tasty and just right. I've also had their curry chicken over rice. Very good curry but wish there was more gravy. I've also had ground pork over Noodles. Everything is very tasty.
Vasily M.
This place has awful service. Just awful. The food is okay, but the service is non-existent and rude. Allow me to explain. I have called this place for days and they don't answer their phone. Then I walked by their place and it's empty. I thought maybe they went out of business given that seems to be in vogue these days especially in a hellhole like San Francisco. But no, they are still operating. Then I thought maybe they're trying to save money and turn off the lights because we know PG&E are crooks, but no, they're not doing that. They're just closed...for days. No sign or anything. Then there are times I pick up the phone and call them and it's a busy signal, all the while thinking "wow these guys are busy"--WRONG. The kid that works there picks up the phone and purposely puts you on hold but doesn't talk to you. He leaves the phone on the table and walks away. I can hear the chefs in the background cooking in the kitchen and I can hear the kid walking around shuffling his little feet. I hang up and call back--the line of course is now giving me a "busy tone" because that's what this kid does. He's a screwball. He doesn't want to work there. His parents probably own the place and he's very unhappy with his life. In any event, this is what you will need to go through in order to just order take out food from this place. It's really nonsense. I'm hoping the owner reads this and realizes how much of a mistake he's making by treating customers this way.
Jay Yin
This is one of the cheapest(only under $8 with tax for wonton noodle, JWT reminds me of the good-o 90s) but finest little won ton place in Cali...Service is great & I would give a 10 for this place!
Greg G.
I always order two dishes. 1. Soft scramble egg and shrimp over rice- and I eat it with a soup spoon- yup. The more of the deliciousness I can get in my mouth, the better! This dish never fails 2. Spicy chicken wonton noodle soup. The flavors, the combination of chicken and wonton with the noodles AND the soup. Not to mention, there's a soft scramble egg dish as well??!? You are welcome. This place needs to stay open for generations to come.
D Chin
Good Chinese comfort food, however, often out of pot-stickers, a disappointment.
Kim Davis
Yum Yum!!! Best hot sauce in town! Scrambled eggs and beef over noodle is well-loved.
This place was highly recommended. I was there on Friday at 5:15 p.m. and it was closed. I looked for operating hours and there was none. It's a shame they lost a customer.
Mimoli Uehara
The egg and shrimp Ho fun is soo good
Mike W.
Ordered several orders of wonton noodle soup for pickup over the phone. Was told it would be half an hour. I arrive about 40 minutes after I call expecting to be able to pay for the food and leave. Nope, I was told my order is not ready yet and the wait is another half an hour. Half an hour later I was told they're still working on it and will be ready next. Another half an hour passes by while I'm waiting outside and finally it's ready. Why does it take over an hour and a half to have 3 orders of wonton noodle soup ready for pickup? There was also other people waiting there for a while upset that their orders are delayed. The noodles tastes good, but the wontons are small and don't have too much meat in them. The soup tastes light and needs more flavor. Overall, not worth the wait.
Richard L.
So disappointed! The two dishes I got was not up to par at all. The chicken & salty fish fried rice was tasteless and wet looking. The chicken was dry like some kind of meat that you microwave. While the salty fish past was not cook evenly. The Prawns with Ho Fun was just as tasteless as well. Eventually I had to bust out my wok and try to make it edible.
Speed R.
Unpretentious dive hidden on Vicente street among residential neighborhood. It's been there for many years catering to locals. Very small dining area when they are open for indoor dining. Currently, they only offer takeout and delivery. Their wonton soups remind of the old San Francisco Chinatown style wonton noodle house restaurant. In fact, everything on the menu they offer is very close to the old Chinatown home style flavors. If you're looking to go back in history, this is the place. It's not quite the same if you can't dine there and use some of their chili oil radish condiments but takeout is the next best thing.
RIP Just Won Ton. You were my favorite, and I can't decide if your staff or Ho Fun were better. So I'm going to say both. Hope you come back.
Just Won Ton seem like they don't like opening the business because every time call we call them ask about food relief menu they don't pick up the phones when they close they won't even tell the system to cancel it. And their restaurant name is call just won ton and they should not keep changing the menu all the time they should just keep wonton noddle all the time instead keep changing menu
Their food relief spicy minced pork noodle is so disgusting. They mix dry noodle with mushy brown sauce, and compressed it in a tiny box. It's like dog food, super gross, they are conning money from food relief. Be aware y'all!
I went by today ( Easter 2022 ) n This is what they had posted on the window. Weak ! I was craving for soft scrambled eggs with shrimp over ho fun. Oh well. Now we know why no answer.
This place has solid Chinese food. The soup for the wonton mein is tasty and just right. I've also had their curry chicken over rice. Very good curry but wish there was more gravy. I've also had ground pork over Noodles. Everything is very tasty.
This place has awful service. Just awful. The food is okay, but the service is non-existent and rude. Allow me to explain. I have called this place for days and they don't answer their phone. Then I walked by their place and it's empty. I thought maybe they went out of business given that seems to be in vogue these days especially in a hellhole like San Francisco. But no, they are still operating. Then I thought maybe they're trying to save money and turn off the lights because we know PG&E are crooks, but no, they're not doing that. They're just closed...for days. No sign or anything. Then there are times I pick up the phone and call them and it's a busy signal, all the while thinking "wow these guys are busy"--WRONG. The kid that works there picks up the phone and purposely puts you on hold but doesn't talk to you. He leaves the phone on the table and walks away. I can hear the chefs in the background cooking in the kitchen and I can hear the kid walking around shuffling his little feet. I hang up and call back--the line of course is now giving me a "busy tone" because that's what this kid does. He's a screwball. He doesn't want to work there. His parents probably own the place and he's very unhappy with his life. In any event, this is what you will need to go through in order to just order take out food from this place. It's really nonsense. I'm hoping the owner reads this and realizes how much of a mistake he's making by treating customers this way.
This is one of the cheapest(only under $8 with tax for wonton noodle, JWT reminds me of the good-o 90s) but finest little won ton place in Cali...Service is great & I would give a 10 for this place!
I always order two dishes. 1. Soft scramble egg and shrimp over rice- and I eat it with a soup spoon- yup. The more of the deliciousness I can get in my mouth, the better! This dish never fails 2. Spicy chicken wonton noodle soup. The flavors, the combination of chicken and wonton with the noodles AND the soup. Not to mention, there's a soft scramble egg dish as well??!? You are welcome. This place needs to stay open for generations to come.
Good Chinese comfort food, however, often out of pot-stickers, a disappointment.
Yum Yum!!! Best hot sauce in town! Scrambled eggs and beef over noodle is well-loved.
Restaurantji Recommends
This place was highly recommended. I was there on Friday at 5:15 p.m. and it was closed. I looked for operating hours and there was none. It's a shame they lost a customer.
The egg and shrimp Ho fun is soo good
Ordered several orders of wonton noodle soup for pickup over the phone. Was told it would be half an hour. I arrive about 40 minutes after I call expecting to be able to pay for the food and leave. Nope, I was told my order is not ready yet and the wait is another half an hour. Half an hour later I was told they're still working on it and will be ready next. Another half an hour passes by while I'm waiting outside and finally it's ready. Why does it take over an hour and a half to have 3 orders of wonton noodle soup ready for pickup? There was also other people waiting there for a while upset that their orders are delayed. The noodles tastes good, but the wontons are small and don't have too much meat in them. The soup tastes light and needs more flavor. Overall, not worth the wait.
So disappointed! The two dishes I got was not up to par at all. The chicken & salty fish fried rice was tasteless and wet looking. The chicken was dry like some kind of meat that you microwave. While the salty fish past was not cook evenly. The Prawns with Ho Fun was just as tasteless as well. Eventually I had to bust out my wok and try to make it edible.
Unpretentious dive hidden on Vicente street among residential neighborhood. It's been there for many years catering to locals. Very small dining area when they are open for indoor dining. Currently, they only offer takeout and delivery. Their wonton soups remind of the old San Francisco Chinatown style wonton noodle house restaurant. In fact, everything on the menu they offer is very close to the old Chinatown home style flavors. If you're looking to go back in history, this is the place. It's not quite the same if you can't dine there and use some of their chili oil radish condiments but takeout is the next best thing.