A-Hua Big Shrimp Wontons

Not enough ratingsNT$60–150 / per personTaiwanese
11:00–19:00Kaohsiung Fengshan Dist.
Local favoriteBudgetTakeaway

VerdictFengshan's big spicy wontons with a whole shrimp inside

A small big-wonton shop on Fengshan's Guangfu Road whose shrimp wontons each hold a whole shrimp with fresh pork filling, served with house-fried chili oil that builds heat; frozen wontons are available to take home.

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Review

A-Hua Big Shrimp Wontons is a small eatery on Guangfu Road in Fengshan that Supertaste lists among Fengshan's recommended eats. It specializes in giant-size pork wontons, shrimp wontons and shrimp chili wontons. The shop is small and serves mostly locals and takeaway, and reviewers often mention the friendly owner; it is a regular lunch and dinner option for nearby residents.

Each signature shrimp chili wonton holds a whole shrimp, with filling made from fresh, never-frozen pork, so the shrimp is springy and the meat juicy. You can choose spicy or not; the spicy version is dressed with the shop's own fried chili oil, fragrant with a noticeable lingering heat. A bowl of noodle soup comes with about three big wontons in a light seaweed and cabbage broth. Frozen wontons are also sold, and many people buy a bag to cook at home.

Positive reviews focus on big wontons, fresh shrimp, solid filling and low prices; many call the spicy chili wontons a must-order and say the place deserves more attention. On the negative side, some find everything besides the wontons ordinary, and there are complaints about delivery notes being ignored and poor phone communication. Reviews are better for dining in or picking up in person.

Hours are roughly 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4:30 to 7 p.m., with a break in between. No clear menu prices were found online, so go by the board on site. The shop is on Guangfu Road, so look for roadside parking or come by scooter; it is rarely packed at peak times and waits are usually short.

It suits fans of big wontons and anyone after an affordable lunch or dinner. First-timers should order the spicy shrimp chili wontons plus a wonton soup or wonton noodles; if you are wary of spice, choose the mild version and add chili oil yourself. If you like it, take home a bag of frozen wontons.

Why go

  • Each wonton holds a whole shrimp; get the spicy one
  • House-fried chili oil has a strong kick
  • About three big wontons per bowl
  • Buy frozen wontons to cook at home
  • Open in two sessions, midday and early evening
  • Ordering in person beats delivery

What people say

Liked

  • Huge wontons with fresh shrimp
  • Spicy chili wontons are fragrant and punchy
  • Cheap prices and a friendly owner

Complaints

  • Items other than wontons are ordinary
  • Delivery notes and phone contact can go wrong

Summarized from the common views of bloggers, media and diners; not direct quotes.

Location

高雄市鳳山區光復路236號Directions ↗

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