Tai Pei Pork Potstickers 6 units 10.5oz

Got these to try them, tried the sauce that came with it, and it turned into dinner! These are really good, simple, and pretty filling *especially with the fried rice on the side*. I absolutely recommend, it's a vaguely smokey almost a hint of a barbecue sauce mixed with a soy sauce? I'm not sure, but it is good stuff!

I love these. I definitely recommend them and all you do is put a little bit of water in the pan. Throw them in there. Add some olive oil and cook it until the water runs out in the olive oil. Ground them and voilà.

I am glad to see the pork flavor in a smaller portion size. It's perfect for a smaller household such as ours. We've tried other brands but these are the best ones yet. I will keep buying.

I unfortunately do not cook but love home-cooked meals so the microwave being my only source these pot stickers do amazing in the microwave and the cooking time is exact and they are perfect

Crisps up great in a pan or air fryer and tastes way better than expected for frozen food. Perfect for “I don't want to cook but I'm hungry” moments.

These pot stickers are soooo good. I love that they come in a resealable bag so you can grab as many as you want at a time.

Nobody is buying frozen food because it's BETTER than the handmade, real deal. Let's be honest about these things. Frozen, prepackaged food is quick %26 easy but rarely much more than average or just edible. That said, I think these are one of those rare exceptions to the rule. They're above average. They're still frozen potstickers but they're better than most. The time from freezer to tummy is less than 5 minutes. The noodles are properly thick %26 the meat is adequately proportioned. They're very filling %26 even if you're a hefty eater you're not likely to be left wanting. The bag says 2 servings. There are usually about 9 total per bag. They are the size you'd assume. (Approximately 1.5 inches by 2.5 - 3 inches.) The sauce pack is likely more than enough for even those who prefer more broth/soup than dip. Lol. It's pretty basic sauce. Similar to maybe a very mild Korean dumpling dipping sauce. Tangy but not sweet. I like to water it down just a little (about ⅓ water, ⅔ sauce) %26 mix it with chives, dried seaweed, %26 a pinch of everything seasoning. I've never cared for the whole "sweet %26 sour" thing. I prefer my fake Asian foods to be salty %26 starchy! Bottom line . . . These are above average for frozen, prepackaged food. Quick, easy, %26 filling even if they're slightly overpriced.

I'm toothless right now. A simple boil on stove top but I skipped the skillet browning. Really good and good dipping sauce.

The price was a little high for 8 pot stickers, I will shop around the next time. sorry Walmart your prices have gone up quite a bit.

So I picked these up cause they were on rollback and they sounded good. These were not good. Definitely has that frozen mass produced flavor and didn't taste like anything but wet plastic. The sauce was so weird and barely enough for the amount of them. We ate 3 before deciding to trash. I would not buy again.