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886 menu: choose your noodles, rice and crunch

Beef broth or beef-fat sauce? A chicken sandwich with citrus slaw or honey-glazed bites? Read the format and the less obvious ingredients before building an 886 order.

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Three choices worth reading closely

Compare the base, sauce and preparation rather than using a dish name as the whole explanation.

A broth bowl versus beef-fat sauce and fried egg

Beef noodles: soup or sauce?

The soup names beef broth, thin wheat noodles, mustard greens and cilantro. Dry Beef Noodles instead names shredded beef shank, spicy beef-fat butter and a sunny-side-up egg. “Dry” describes the noodle format here, not dried beef. Choose whether you want a broth bowl or noodles with the listed sauce.

Citrus slaw versus a honey glaze

Which chicken format?

The sandwich combines tofu-battered chicken thigh with Sichuan-pepper citrus slaw. Popcorn chicken pairs honey glaze with Taiwanese seasoning and fried basil. Compare the sandwich format and slaw with glazed chicken bites; tofu in the batter does not make the sandwich a tofu filling.

Braised pork rice versus sesame-peanut noodles

Read the peanut ingredients

Lo Ba Beng lists pork belly, soft egg, mustard greens, cilantro and peanut butter over rice. Sesame Noodles names sesame-peanut sauce, vegetables and egg ribbons. The peanut component matters in both; ask staff about dietary needs rather than assuming it appears only in the noodle dish.

Build an 886 order around the format you want

Choose the main direction, then check what another dish would add.

  1. 01

    Choose rice, soup or dry noodles first

    Lo Ba Beng is a pork-and-rice direction, Beef Noodle Soup is a broth bowl, and Dry Beef Noodles has beef-fat sauce and fried egg. Pick the format before deciding which meat name sounds familiar.

  2. 02

    Compare a vegetable dish by its seasoning

    Peashoots with Tofu Skin names garlic and Shaoxing wine. Tomato and Egg adds furu and cilantro; Loofah Garlic Stir Fry names beer, garlic and ginger. Shrimp or clams are separately listed add-ons, not automatic parts of the base dishes.

  3. 03

    Keep noodles and extras distinct

    The official menu offers Sesame Noodles hot or cold, while the saved explanation describes cold noodles. Beef-fat chili oil is a separate addition. Check the temperature and additions you want rather than reading the saved description as the full option list.

Before choosing at 886

Does the TFC sandwich have a tofu filling?

The official menu names chicken thigh with tofu batter and citrus slaw. Tofu describes the batter, not a replacement for the chicken.

Can Sesame Noodles be hot?

The official menu offers hot or cold. The saved menu description only describes cold noodles, so ask about the current temperature choices before ordering.

Is Fly’s Head a vegetarian dish?

The listed base includes ground pork. The official legend marks a vegan preparation as available; that is a separate option to confirm, not proof that the base dish is vegetarian.

Is this the complete current 886 menu?

No. These are dated food examples. Drinks, special-event offerings and take-home merchandise are separate; recipes and options can differ from the saved explanations.

Turn the menu into a clearer choice

Open the saved 886 menu, or visit SeEat to download the app for your next dining decision.

Sources and editorial notes

Independent SeEat guide; not affiliated with 886. Menu captured September 10, 2026; official sources reviewed October 3. Original source publication date unknown. Confirm current options and dietary needs with staff. No dish images used.

Sources reviewed: October 3, 2026