This is "A-Wen Wonton Soup Dumplings" at Sanhe Night Market, located at a corner, quite noticeable, and hard to miss. The main offering, "Wonton with Savory Dumplings," costs $80 per bowl, which is a combination of wontons and savory dumplings.

The wontons are handmade, with thin skin and plenty of filling; they are tender and have a taste reminiscent of Hualien's traditional flat dumpling soup. The filling of the savory dumplings is made with Taiwanese free-range pork, enhanced with fried shallots for a savory flavor. However, the filling is on the smaller side, and the dumplings themselves are also quite miniature. The broth is decent, with rich layers of flavor, not greasy.

This combination of wontons and savory dumplings is not common and surprisingly pairs well together. However, regarding portion size, $80 feels a bit high. The stall is not large, with limited indoor seating, and there is almost always a line. However, the food is served relatively quickly. If you're at Sanhe Night Market and want to try something a little different in soup, this bowl can be considered, though it may not be mind-blowing.

Find your own seat and line up according to the method posted by the vendor.

🔹Wonton with Savory Soup Dumplings $80,

• The wontons come with savory dumplings, both appear to be handmade. Many people buy the frozen fresh meat dumplings.
  The wonton skin is very thin, and when you bite into it, it contains soup. The broth has a light flavor similar to wonton soup, which feels suitable for drinking when sobering up.
• The fresh meat dumplings taste savory and have a rich flavor, but there isn’t much filling inside, making it feel a bit empty when you bite into it.

🔅 Many people order the vermicelli; I’ll try it next time.