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House of Nanking menu: compare sauces before choosing

Pork and beef potstickers have different sauces. Sesame chicken and Mogu chicken point in different directions, while house noodles and chow mein use different sauces and noodle styles. Start with those combinations, then read the full ingredients.

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House of Nanking menu examples

Selected examples from a September 10, 2026 capture of the official May 2025 lunch/dinner menu, reviewed October 1. Not today’s complete menu; confirm availability and preparation. Retail clothing and sauce jars are excluded.

Dumplings and soups

Fried Pork Potstickers
Crispy Beef Potstickers
Steamed Vegetable Dumplings
Wor Wonton Soup
Fish Soup

Meat and seafood

Nanking’s Sesame Chicken
Mogu Chicken
Chicken and Green Beans
Mogu Fish
Ginger Garlic Poached Scallops

Vegetables, noodles and rice

Fried Tofu in Black Bean Sauce
Fried Tofu in Peanut Sauce
Eggplant and Sweet Potato
House Noodles
Chow Mein
House Sizzling Fried Rice

Three choices beyond the main protein

Compare the sauce, preparation and accompanying ingredients.

Peanut sauce versus sweet and sour

Pork or beef potstickers?

The dated PDF pairs pork potstickers with peanut sauce and beef potstickers with sweet-and-sour sauce. Choose the filling and sauce together. Steamed pork or vegetable dumplings instead name chili soy sauce; “dumplings” does not mean one shared preparation or condiment.

Three chicken combinations

Sesame, mushroom-mustard or black bean?

Sesame chicken comes with glazed sweet potatoes. Mogu chicken lists crisp chicken breast, mushrooms and spicy garlic mustard sauce. Chicken and Green Beans lists ginger soy black bean sauce. Compare those combinations rather than assuming all chicken dishes use the same sweet sauce.

Sauce and base both matter

Black sesame noodles or onion-soy chow mein?

House noodles name black sesame sauce; chow mein names thick egg noodles, seasonal vegetables and sweet onion soy sauce. Sizzling fried rice names egg and vegetables. Choose by base and sauce, then confirm any protein addition separately; the additions are not default ingredients in every dish.

Build your House of Nanking order

Choose a sauce direction, then check what else comes with it.

01
Read proteins hidden behind the title
Nanking’s Stuffed Mushrooms names ground pork. Fish Soup also names pork wontons, and Wor Wonton names pork wontons plus clams. Mushroom, fish and soup titles alone do not tell you every protein.
02
Confirm the sauce when sources differ
The PDF pairs onioncakes with soy chili sesame sauce, while official website highlights describe peanut sauce. Ask about the current condiment instead of assuming either source always applies. Peanut and black-bean tofu are distinct sauce choices.
03
Choose yourself or ask for chef guidance
The official sources offer chef-choice ordering as an option. Tell staff what ingredients and preparations you want or avoid before accepting suggestions. The guide does not promise a fixed chef-choice menu or certify dietary safety.

Menu words that help you choose

Mogu: The Mogu chicken, beef, fish and prawn descriptions name mushrooms with spicy garlic mustard sauce. The shared name helps compare sauce across proteins.
Black bean and black sesame: Black-bean sauce is named with chicken and green beans or fried tofu; black sesame is the house-noodle sauce. These are different ingredients, not interchangeable dark sauces.
Wor Wonton: Here it adds clams alongside pork wontons in roasted onion-basil broth. Compare it with ordinary Wonton Soup rather than assuming an identical bowl.

Before ordering at House of Nanking

What accompanies Nanking’s Sesame Chicken?

The dated official PDF names glazed sweet potatoes. Check current availability and complete preparation with staff.

Which potstickers come with peanut sauce?

The PDF pairs peanut sauce with pork potstickers; beef potstickers name sweet-and-sour sauce. Shrimp packets also name peanut sauce.

Are stuffed mushrooms meat-free?

Not this named dish: the official PDF lists ground pork and sweet sesame sauce. Check the full dish for your needs.

Is this the complete current menu?

No. These are dated examples from the May 2025 source captured September 10, 2026. Source descriptions can differ; confirm today’s dishes and condiments.

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