Golden Wok Diana Chan’s Korean Beef Dumplings 230g
2.8 from 7 reviews
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A bit light on flavour, but have a lingering sweet aftertaste.
Dumplings are a nice large size, three is plenty filling.
Can be steamed, microwaved or pan fried.
4.4
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Nutrition
Nutrition Information Per 100g
| Energy | 988 kj |
|---|---|
| Protein | 7.9 gm |
| Fat - Total | 10.4 gm |
| Fat - Saturated | 4.2 gm |
| Carbohydate | 26.4 gm |
| Carbohydate - Sugars | 4.0 gm |
| Sodium | 424 milligrams |
Very disappointing. Where is the beef? All we could taste was onion and bits of gristle.
Love them!!
What else can you expect from a frozen commercial and Chinese cuisine?! The ingredients are sub par yet an expensive product. There's hardly meat at all! Apart from the massive amount of oil, pepper, congealed jelly with traces of meat (could be cardboard or paper who knows!) for flavour, and rice noodles to extend the filling, there's nothing else. You need to be creative to enjoy it. Make a nice sauce or maybe a roast pork and duck for the sides.
If you know how to cook, just give yourself a favor and cook something good instead of falling from a marketing trap to buy garbage food. Otherwise, rate this product a 5 star.
Meat ratio poor. All you can taste is ginger. Call it beef and ginger. All you chew after eating it is large chunks of ginger