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Wenwen menu: dumplings, pork rice or beef broth?

The three choices differ in both protein and format: wontons combine shrimp and pork with peanut chili oil; Lo Ba Beng puts pork belly and soft egg over rice; Beef Noodle Soup pairs braised beef shank with broth, mustard greens and cilantro.

Only these three dumpling/rice/soup choices. The full saved menu still describes Sesame Noodles as cold only and omits the lard named in the reviewed bass source; those dishes are excluded here. The source warns many dishes use lard. Confirm complete recipes and availability; English, Chinese and Spanish descriptions.

Dumplings, rice or a bowl of broth

Choose shrimp and pork in wrappers, pork belly over rice, or beef shank with noodles and broth.

Shrimp, pork and peanut chili oil

Handmade Chili Oil Wontons

The dinner source names shrimp, pork and peanut chili oil. The saved explanation describes handmade filled dumplings. Both meats matter to this choice: the shrimp name does not make the filling seafood-only.

Pork belly, soft egg and rice

Lo Ba Beng

The source lists pork belly, rice, soft egg, cilantro, pickled mustard green and peanut butter. The saved explanation agrees. This is a rice bowl with pork and egg, rather than a plain rice accompaniment.

Beef shank with broth and noodles

Beef Noodle Soup

The source names braised beef shank, a 16-hour grass-fed beef broth, pickled mustard green and cilantro. The saved title identifies noodle soup. The broth duration is the restaurant’s wording, not a measured nutrition or serving claim.

Turn the base into an order

Start with the base, then compare the named proteins and peanut ingredients.

  1. 01

    Choose wrappers, rice or soup

    Pick wontons for filled dumplings, Lo Ba Beng for pork over rice, or beef noodle soup for a broth-based bowl.

  2. 02

    Keep peanut with its named dish

    Peanut chili oil belongs to the wontons, and peanut butter is listed for Lo Ba Beng. Do not transfer either sauce to the beef soup or assume substitutions.

  3. 03

    Ask about the complete recipe

    The dinner source says many dishes include lard and invites substitution discussion. Short descriptions and saved labels are not complete dietary statements.

Before choosing

Does this compare Sesame Noodles or Whole Striped Bass?

No. The saved noodles describe cold only, while the reviewed source offers hot or cold. The source also lists lard for the bass, absent from its saved description. These version and recipe limits remain in the full menu.

Does the menu contain only food?

No. A separate WENWEN T-shirt entry is merchandise, excluded from this food comparison.

Continue with your chosen format

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Sources and editorial notes

Independent guide, unaffiliated with Wenwen. Capture September 10, 2026; original publication unknown. Linked two-page dinner source reviewed October 4, 2026; recipes, options and availability may change.

Sources reviewed: October 4, 2026