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  • Okay so I know that at some point in your life, you rolled out of bed and looked at your significant other and muttered the words...., " I feel like some wonton soup." No?? Well I did and this hankering for a good batch of war wonton soup was killing me. Needless to say this went on for 2 days before finally at work I looked over the options for lunch and took a shot in the dark recommending we eat at Da Sheng. Now, keeping my fingers crossed I was hoping that they make the war wonton soup like a real pro and I would not end up with the classic Styrofoam cup with nothing but broth with what looks like a baby jellyfish of a wonton floating it... I may be a little bias in saying that most places I have ordered Chinese food from off of spring mountain have been perfect but... Da Sheng hit it out of the park. First off my soup came and it was fresh and hot, opening the container was like opening that small package at Christmas and noticing all the cool stuff that your uncle ted crammed into that small box. I still don't know how he did that.... Anyways, They definitely did the same thing with large fresh wontons and shrimp with chunks of pork and all the fixings. Now the kicker is that I requested they make my soup spicy. I was concerned that they may do what other places have done upon my request and just dump some the spicy oil it and make it look like BP just ran through my bowl but they did not do that at all. They must have ran my broth through a pot with peppers or something because they gave it a great kick and flavor with the spice and did not turn my bowl of deliciousness into a a hazard in need of the environmental protection agency... I mean we have all seen the commercials with the seagulls and the guy in the hazmat suit scrubbing them with dawn soap. Now picture a commercial with a guy scrubbing off his wontons in a hazmat suit. Yep that is usually the norm. Wow sorry for short jog I just took way off path of this review but it is spot on the truth. Da Sheng has been perfect about customizing our orders and keeping it fresh and hot for everything they have done. Why have basically made Da Sheng our go to place for Chinese food. This is now the official Wonton soup craving cure.
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