There really is no difference. Gyoza is a Japanese name for the wonton dumplings which originated from China. In fact, it's not just Japan who eats them. Korea has been eating wontons as well, and in Korean, the dumpling is called Mandu. There will probably be differences like recipes. No surprises there since each culture favor different flavor. But in the end, it's just the name for "dumpling" in each country.
The subgum wonton is a dumpling filled with vegetables, meat and or seafood and the regular wonton is a dumpling filed with just meat.
Here, try a dumpling. A dumpling can be sweet or savoury.
The yiddish word for dumpling is 'kneydl' :)
To eat or not to eat the dumpling that is the question?
Dango is a sweet dumpling and written as 団子 Takoyaki is an octopus dumpling and written as 蛸焼
My mother said that my fondness for suet dumplings was turning me into a dumpling too and that I needed to lose weight.
An apple dumpling is a baked dessert made from apples.
North Dumpling Island was created in 1992.
Dumpling Rocks Light was created in 1889.
The Apple Dumpling Gang was created in 1971.
Around 3-5 grams, depending on recipe and size of the dumpling.
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