Wonton Deli

Horribly nasty. Don’t waste your money. I bought a Groupon to try out the food. Everything was old and nasty. Got beef stew over rice… rice was mushy and the beef had a nasty taste. Got BBQ pork over rice… hard like a rock and dried out… old and hard like jerky. Also got chicken feet… also dried out and old. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. I threw everything away! Made me sick to know that I wasted all that money on garbage!

I saw all the lastest reviews from Groupon people talking about how bad is this place. But I noticed others people gave them decent comments and I was looking for a good Chinese food. I tried the Wonton Noodle soup with beef. Omg, it was the best soup I had in Chicago. This is a food court joint like in Asia guys. It is very common to serve food in a market. Groupon people, you guys are buying coupons at cheap prices and asking for luxury place. Your comments should be more reasonable to this boutique place. Anyway, I loved this little place, the old lady is very nice. Yes, She can’t speak english well, but she was good enough to communicate with me. I also ordered a beef chow mein, it was very delicious too.

Service was bad, food was not at all anything to buy the groupon for. Dirty facility.

If I could, I would give a NEGATIVE RATING! Groupon deal not worth it. Hardest fight I’ve ever had trying to eat a cooked lobster! It was old, tough & fishy (I’m sure it had been sitting in freezer for a while!). It was harder than deshelling a dungeness crab! Messiest time ever trying to eat a lobster.
Also, why ask if the groupon deal is for Lobster Dinner for 2, how many people? I guess that also determined the sizes of the lobster, as 1 was a decent size, the other was miniscule, the tail was about 2″ wide, fanned out, so that was REALLY SMALL! Rice was not included, how can this be a dinner, as it was entrée only, should have said ‘à la carte’ to be more truthful.
Ooh yea, took almost an hour from order to getting food. Floor was really sticky, glad my kids still had their shoes when we left.

This is a sad food corner inside a sad ethnic grocer. There was a slab of Chinese roast pork and one whole roast duck sitting under heat lamps. The floor is indeed sticky. No one speaks English.

Filthy! Ordered a Groupon for 2 lobsters meals and it came with nothing other than lobster. Everyone complained about the deception but they continue to offer it. It’s okay.. wouldn’t touch the food after my flip flops literally stuck to the floor. Icky. Where is the health department

$ 24 Groupon for 2 lobster meals was waste of money. Terrible food. Threw them in the garbage.

We bought a groupon for Lobster meal. YUCK!!! Who makes a meal with the lobster SHELL still attached, yes still attached I say, cut into big pieces and pour sauce on it. Whole lobster head and all. DISGUSTING!!! My husband will eat anything, nope not this. It went in the garbage… The wonton soup had no flavor, the noodles and wonton tasted like plastic .The seating area was DIRTY and The whole place stunk. Rating should be zero… gross

Big menu. Cheap prices. Ordered carryout from their website which was delivered by Eat24. Paid $ 10 for delivery and waited an hour and ten minutes for the food to arrive luke warm. Had to reheat everything. Hard to rate the food accurately since it wasn’t «fresh.»
Beef stew wonton noodle soup wasn’t as great as I thought. Broth was bland, meat came with lots of cartilage, noodles were clumped together and the wontons were tasteless. Egg rolls, BBQ Pork and Shao Mai were all fantastic; great flavors. BBQ pork buns were stale but maybe they’d taste better freshly cooked. Wouldn’t mind trying the place again but not via delivery.

This place was downright filthy in the eat in area and smelled like old fish. Soup was nothing special. We got the wonton soup with roasted duck. The duck consisted of bones and greasy skin and hardly any meat plus they give you a bunch of greasy broth and not enough wontons! The shrimp rolls were nasty and tasted like old mashed potatoes inside. The crab rangoons were good though. Will we be back? Hell no! Don’t say I didn’t warn you if you decide to try it.

That food was really really disgusting!!! We ordered beef stew and it contained some weird white pieces of meat, like cartilage. I could not feed my child that kind of food so had to threw it away. Ewww…
The duck was really dry, obviously not fresh. It was a carry out food. By the way, the dining area looked filthy. Will never ever order here!

So, I saw this Chinese takeout on Unilocal and decided I had to make it over there this weekend. I love won ton noodle soup so ordered that. Very delicious! Just like I remember having elsewhere in the past, and it was ready and packaged when I got there. (i phoned ahead). This take-​out place is in the Uni-​Mart off of Janes and 75^th, Southwest corner… in the same strip mall as Walgreens. (The map shown here is not correct). I think its great that its located in an Asian grocery store. So convenient! I’ll definitely be ordering from this place in the future.

Try their fruit smoothie with bubble today for the first time. Based on the size and the ingredient they use, I think it’s a good deal. You can tell they use real fruit and didn’t put much sugar or other stuff in there and I like it this way.
Also tried their BBQ Pork Chow Fun (a kind of pan fried noodle) and I like it. It’s not too salty and a good portion that’d last me two meals (for me).
With the Groupon, I literally paid less than $ 10 and I get a drink, a main dish that would last me two meals, and an order of Shu Mei (3 pcs)!! Even without Groupon it’s still around $ 15 only I believe. :)

Disappointing. Maybe I came on an off day?
— Beef stew wonton soup:
Eh. The broth was kind of oily and flavorless to me. The meat was juicy, tender, and delicious though! The wontons were okay, but didn’t taste like anything special. I particularly enjoyed the cabbage in this, just because I love cabbage. The noodles were clumped together and didn’t seem to be cooked well, which was sad since I love noodles. Overall, I probably wouldn’t order this again.
— BBQ pork buns:
These were okay. The bun part was soft and sweet, while the meat was savory and flavorful. However, the buns seemed a bit dry. I had a tough time chewing and swallowing this without wanting to drink water to help it go down.
— ShaoMai:
I haven’t really had this before, so I’m not sure how this compares. However, when I got this, it wasn’t very hot and tasted fairly bland. It wasn’t the savory delicious dim sum I expected and hoped it would be.
Value: I bought and used the $ 6 for $ 10 deal. The prices were already quite cheap, so overall this was a cheap meal for a lot of food.
Atmosphere: Eh. This is located as part of Unimart, so there are some strange smells. The seating area isn’t particularly nice.

Awkward.
This is by far the most awkward dining experience I have ever had. The restaurant is located in a Chinese market and at first it is very unclear who/​where to order from. I stood there in front of the register by the «Order here plz» sign for nearly 10 minutes before helped because the cashier was on the phone. After placing my order I got to walk around the market a bit, which was nice. I ordered the Beef Wonton Soup, the pork buns, and the shaomai. I did not enjoy any of these dishes. The soup noodles were hardly cooked and the meat was very fatty. The pork buns had very little meat in them and the shaomai was never meant for me to order. After retrieving my order I had to ask a second time for a water. I was handed an empty styrofoam cup and told the fountain was «inside». I walked around the shop once more looking for a water fountain but was unsuccessful. I went back to ask specifically where it was and she led me to the back stocking area of the store to a water fountain.
Awkward.
I would consider coming here to buy a few groceries at the Unimart but never to eat here again.

I thought the wait was a bit long for wonton noodle soup, but it’s been all too long since I’ve had this kind of flavor. :) Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to dig in until I got home, so it wasn’t as piping hot ‘n fresh, but still really enjoyed it.
It’s also a bit of a shame that the Wonton Deli «stand» is stationed across from a seafood (fish on ice) stand. Takes a bit of the romance out of the wontons.
Ahwell. Four stars for yum!

Brought me back to hometown Argyle or Chinatown in Chicago!
I have been looking for authentic noodle soups, wonton, and dim sum in the Naperville area. When I saw their photo of their Beef Stew Wonton Noodle Soup, I had to, had to try! I’ve been so disappointed with so many restaurant quoting their soups «Authentic» and when you come from an Asian Community like Argyle or Chinatown, you can understand why I hold such standards when it comes to foods like this. There are not many restaurant in the Naperville area that make the wonderful, flavorful broth that is essential to a good noodle soup. Like Phở! But Wonton Deli did a fantastic job bringing my taste buds back home.
The deli is located inside a mini mart called Uni-​Mart. So look for the Uni Mart sign when you look for this. Parking was easy as it is located inside a strip plaza.
When you walk in, the deli is on your left hand side and the mart is on your right. The layout of the place is very strange and really did remind me of the marts in Argyle. Fish smelling, bakery goods smelling, the buzzing of the freezers, the sound of the cook chopping things in the back, the shouts of the chinese lady to the cook, the buzz if the fluorescent lights above, the phone ringing, it was just a mini mart nothing fancy at all so don’t expect a lot. There are several tables and chairs to pair with them by the deli area so if you were to order and eat there, you can.
The people there were very, very nice and even the cook came to the front and said hi. The lady took my order and the cook went to the back to prepare my food. I ordered the Beef Stew Wonton Noodle Soup, BBQ Pork Wonton Noodle Soup, pork Shumai, shrimp dumplings and Shrimp and scallions dim sum. I took all this food to go and it took about 15 to 20 minutes to prepare. The prices were very reasonable and again, brought me back to my old days. The big bowl of soup was $ 4.50 each, maybe $ 5 and the dim sum was about $ 2 to $ 3 for 3 or 4 dumplings.
The containers to go are a bit flimsy so make sure they are put on tight and have extra bags tied tightly. Be easy on your turns when driving! I opened the soup bowls I immediately smelled the wonderful aromas of the stew and soups, yes! It was full of flavor and was indeed «authentic»! The beef brisket inside the beef stew was so tender, it was almost melting in my mouth. You can tell the BBQ pork was slowly roasted and took a lot of time because of the tenderness and the flavor of it. I felt like I didn’t have enough. Wontons were really good, had shrimp, pork, veggies, not a thing I can complain about except not having enough! The dim sum was just like the ones you would get when you go to Chinatown with the little carts being pushed around. They didn’t have a lot of variety there but the two kinds I ordered was great!
I gave this place 4 stars because their food is authentic like they say. You can tell the broth took a long time to simmer and soak up the flavor. If I could give 3.5 it would be more accurate to my rating because their food was very good but there could have been more meat in the soups and the place is not very attractive. But when it comes to food, unless the place was dirty, the design shouldn’t matter, especially when the food is good and the staff is good too.
So, needless to say, I will be returning to order more food. I also saw they have roast duck and chicken I can order by the pound. I’m thinking 2 pounds of BBQ pork and soy sauce chicken. This over steamed rice, fry an egg and a little soy sauce. Yum!

I ordered the beef stew noodle soup, BBQ pork, and the shumai. The to-​go soup container is terrible. The lid does not stay on, so the soup spilled a little in the bag and I was not even driving crazy. The soup was delicious though.
The BBQ pork was okay. I have yet to find BBQ pork in the burbs that compare to BBQ pork from Chinatown or Argyle.
Shumai was fine, 3 pieces for about $ 3 was a little much.
The girl working the counter was very nice.

Once again, I find myself in the minority here. I found it to be okay and nothing more.
The deli is located in Uni-​Mart, just south of Walgreen’s. Walking in brought me back to my undergraduate days at Loyola’s north shore campus ~ overwhelming smell of fish. I am not a fan of fish. It cannot taste like fish or look like a fish when it enters my mouth.
Deli section is confusing, there is food on display to the right, a cash register and counter to the left. The menu online cannot be read, so I had to spend time looking at the food that was on display and then finding the menu and reading it. Other people ordered in the food area, but I was able to order at the cash register. I asked about ordering a combo meal, but I did not want a beverage, since it was for carry-​out, and wanted to substitute an egg roll. Cost difference between an egg roll and beverage equals $ 0.25. Nope, I was charged for the combo and the egg roll. There was an entire shrimp in the egg roll, beady eyes looking at me, that put an end to the egg roll for me.
Wonton soup, good stuff, but I refused chop sticks for soup. I don’t think I want to know how that works. Gentleman at the register was very friendly and asked how I had heard about the deli ( Unilocal, of course), and hoped I would return. We’ll see about that.
Oh yeah, can someone please tell me how to check in. I could not find it on my Unilocal app.

One of food Buddhas has answered my prayer on getting a decent noodle soup in 10 minutes driving distance from my home. Thank you! Any type of the Wonton soup here is awesome.
Wonton Deli showed up one time as the new business on Unilocal’s home page for me. So I checked out the great reviews and thought about giving it a try as it looked very close to me. I was not feeling cooking today so I promised my kids with pizza if they want to go try this place with me.
It was not easy to find. The address list on Unilocal and Groupon App were correct but all pinpointed to the wrong place. Google Map is correct. And even I saw the Unimart, I still didn’t see the restaurant.
The food counter is actual at the back of the Unimart. The sitting area is however close to the front of the store. It was not overwhelming menu to choose. I have been craving a Cantonese style noodle soup for quite a while. So I got the wonton beef noodle soup, fried smelt fish, and a medium egg drop soup. Kids and husband got a large pizza. I also bought a Thai tea drink and some strawberry milk from Unimart’s shelve.
The noodle soup was perfect. The broth was light and flavorful. The beef was tender, seasoned just right, and very good portion. The Wonton was the best part. It is plump, meaty, and with chucks of shrimp.
The fried smelt fish was great too. Lightly breaded and fried with some chili pepper toppings. My son loved his egg drop soup. I bought a medium size soup and I got a quarter sized container.
With that, we also got a few items to-​go on the next day. The BBQ pork was excellent with the perfect sweetness and dense texture. The Yangzhou Fried rice was welcome with kids. I asked them to pack wonton soup separately. It tasted still great when I mixed them at home.
So far I have not had any bad items. With such a reasonable price list, this could be my kitchen when I need any thing. And being in a Filipino market, you could pick some cold drinks or dessert from frig to go with your meal.
The only thing I’d like they to improve is the disposable plates or bowls. Hope they will have some regular plates or bowls so eating there is more comfortable and environmental friendly.