Dumplings

Long Wontons in Chilli Oil

龙抄手

Chengdu, China

Thin-skinned pork wontons folded to a peak, served either in clear chicken broth or, more typically, red in chilli oil.

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What it is

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Thin-skinned pork wontons folded to a peak, served either in clear chicken broth or, more typically, red in chilli oil.

What to look for

Know it when you find it.

Chaoshou means folded arms, and the skins should be thin enough to see the filling through. Order the red-oil version to taste what the shop is actually known for.

Where it belongs

Origins and
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Native to

Chengdu, China

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Chao shoulocal · 🇨🇳
龙抄手local · 🇨🇳
Lóng chāoshǒutransliteration

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