Wanchai Ferry Review and Giveaway

Whenever we order or pick up Chinese food, I always make sure orange chicken is one of the entrees. Thanks to My Blog Spark, I was recently able to try Wanchai Ferry’s Orange Chicken and I was quite impressed with how easy it was to prepare and how delicious it turned out!

In 1972, Madame Chong left her home in Central East China for a new life in the bustling city of Hong Kong. To support her two young daughters, Madame Chong began making dumplings from an old family recipe and selling them from a cart in Wanchai. Although her dumplings attracted many fans, Madame Chong was not satisfied. She listened to her customers carefully and revised her recipes until they were perfect in every detail. Word soon spread across the city and her dumplings became the talk of the town. The Hong Kong press even named Madame Chong the city's "Dumpling Queen." In 1985, Madame Chong established the Wanchai Ferry® Peking Dumpling Company to make her creations more widely available. Since that time, Wanchai Ferry has become a leading brand not only in Hong Kong but the world over.

I was fortunate to receive a sample of Wanchai Ferry’s Orange Chicken (ARV $8.90), and in less than 14 minutes, I had a very delicious meal that was quite comparable to any Chinese take-out, yet a lot healthier, since it wasn’t as greasy and contains no MSG.

I’ve tried other frozen orange chicken entrees before, but Wanchai Ferry’s Orange Chicken was by far the tastiest, and the fact that it comes complete with vegetables and rice made it even better.

I did wish there was an option to microwave the entire meal to make it even easier to prepare, but I’m sure it tastes better when it’s cooked over the stove according to the directions.

Wanchai Ferry could easily satisfy you’re craving for Chinese food. In less time than it takes for you to pick up the phone, place your order, and get your food delivered, you could have a delicious and inexpensive Chinese meal for two thanks to Wanchai Ferry.

Shop: To purchase Wanchai Ferry products, click here to find a retailer near you.

Savvy Savings: Visit Wanchai Ferry to get a $1.50 coupon.

Win: One lucky winner will receive a “Stay-at-Home” Prize Pack (ARV $25.00) consisting of two Wanchai Ferry coupons, as well as some great Asian inspired rice bowls, chopsticks and bamboo placemats.

***THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED***
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1:26 AM Posted in: Chinese food,frozen food,giveaways,orange chicken,reviews,Wanchai Ferry
Gem is a Hawaii Mom Blogger who posts reviews and giveaways, and blogs about life in Hawaii as a mom of 3 boys, including one with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. She loves to travel, bake, and eat anything with chocolate.