Food: We got the Triple Treasure Beef Noodle Soup, pork chop over rice, and chili oil wontons, and it was genuinely hard to pick a favorite. What stood out most was how deliberate each dish felt. Every ingredient seemed to have a thoughtful purpose, adding its own little dimension rather than just being there for the sake of being there. The peppery pork chop over rice had this lightly grilled cabbage that brought an unexpected smokiness to the dish and a spicy pickled vegetables that both complemented the savory pork really well. The chili oil wontons had plenty of spice and bold flavor, but the creaminess of the peanut sauce rounded everything out and kept the chili oil from being overpowering. The Triple Treasure Beef Noodle Soup was deeply savory and comforting, with plenty of five spice richness and deeply braised shank, tendon, and tripe throughout. Three very different Taiwanese dishes, but each felt thoughtful, balanced, and rebranded in its own way. Ambiance: A really cool modern take on Taiwanese nostalgia. There's a sleekness to the space, including the focused lunch menu, modern lighting, and clean presentation, but it's balanced by the exposed brick, traditional-style seating, and small nostalgic details scattered throughout. I especially loved the narrow beverage fridge glowing beneath a sign that reads, "Two 100 capsules without sleep." Little touches like that give the restaurant personality and make the space feel like more than just another trendy modern dining room. Service: Friendly, easy, and efficient. We came for lunch and were one of only a few parties there, so there was no wait. Everything came out accurately and in good time, and the service was attentive without being overbearing. Overall, a really memorable Taiwanese lunch. The food feels carefully composed without being fussy, and the space does a great job of blending something modern with a sense of nostalgia and tradition. Definitely a place I'd come back to soon. read more

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Drinks were excellent! They seated us at the bar first because we were super early and the popcorn chicken app was very well fried with some yummy glaze. Faves at our dinner table were the cold sesame noodles, wontons, and pork jowl. IMO you don't need the fried rice so just get the jowl as an app, not a protein add-on. I wished the BDSM chicken had more dark meat, but it was also really well fried and flavored. My husband and I also both wished the fried tofu app fully went stinky tofu, but I get why that's not on the menu here. Pork hock croquette was just ok and the huadiao egg tofu could've been better served over rice vs with wonton chips. Pea shoots were solid but it's hard to mess that up. Husband wished the wontons were in more of a chili oil than the sesame sauce but the wontons themselves were really delicious. Want to try 886 next time! read more

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The food was good, but the service left a bad impression. My friend surprised me with a birthday cake, and no one told us there was a $5 per person cake fee until after the staff had already put a candle on it. Once they mentioned the charge, we told them we'd just take the cake home instead. They removed the candle and never gave it back, which felt unnecessary. I attached a photo of the cake--you can even see the holes where the candle had already been placed. After we finished dinner, we stayed for a few minutes to chat. The server kept walking by and giving us looks that made us feel like we were being rushed. Then a woman, who I think was the manager, came over again to remind us about the cake fee, even though we had already said we weren't eating it there. I completely understand if a restaurant has a cake-cutting fee, but it should be communicated upfront. I've never felt so unwelcome while celebrating a birthday. It's a shame because the food was good, but the service made the experience disappointing. read more

Wenwen - Taiwanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

The interior was spacious, and I love all the plants inside the restaurant. Though we were seated ridiculously close to the table next to us for some reason, so it was sometimes hard to hear my friend sitting across from me. The staff is nice and frequently checked in on us. The pork jowl is Hakka style and very salty, but very tender and soft. The beef noodle soup tasted fantastic, so flavorful, and beef just melts in your mouth. But the only thing I thought was a must-get is actually the fried tangyuan with ice cream. The chewy mochi with the sweet black sesame filling paired deliciously with the cold ice cream. Just thinking about it makes me want to go back! read more

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Idk why I haven't been here before?? It was absolutely delicious!! Bf said they might have the best pork jowls in the city! Big words!! The beef oil noodles gave big chicken plate vibes (iykyk) but with beef Mushroom salad was a little different than the regular woodear salad - delish!! The main star of the show imo was the fried tangyuan - delicious creamy ice cream with a crispy mochi-y sesame ball of goodness!! Cant wait to come back and try their other items! Great cocktail list, great service, great vibes, smaller spot but has one bigger table to accommodate a bigger party! Also, didn't know but it's by the same team behind 888 in st marks! read more

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Wenwen is a Taiwanese fusion place known for their BDSM chicken, where they only serve a very limited amounts of the dish each day. They open at 5 pm for dinner and I came to wait at 4:50 pm. I was able to walk-in right away and get seated. SM in the chicken dish stands for soy milk and it was definitely something I was able to taste. The portion size was pretty decent but I did had two issues with the dish. The dish was more of a Sichuan/Mala type of seasoning rather than something you expect to see from Taiwanese fried chicken. I did wish they use that kind of seasoning instead. With such a big portion of chicken, I also wish they had more of a variety of dark and white meat, as I had mostly white. I also ordered their minced pork over rice and their beef noodle soups - two classic Taiwanese dishes. I actually ended up enjoying Wenwen's take on the two dishes more than the chicken! They were also known for their fried Tangyuan desserts and that was something I enjoyed as well! read more

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Sister restaurant to the lively 886 in Saint Marks, Wenwen in Greenpoint offers up comfort Taiwanese food with a variety of small bites, rice and noodle dishes, and specialty dishes. Service was good, and pretty quick. One of their specialty dishes that I've heard so much about is their BDSM chicken: their Brinded, De-boned, and Soy-Milk battered yellow fat chicken. As they only have limited quantity each day, I was surprised that they had it when I came in at 6:30p on a Monday. I paired it with their cucumber salad and some rice,and it was great! The chicken was crispy yet still juicy and the seasoning was delicious. Loved the sauteed greens and beansprouts that they added to the dish, and I thought that it was very well-rounded. Would love to come back to try some of their other popular dishes, such as their popcorn chicken, beef noodle soup, or tangyuan. read more

Wenwen - BDSM Chicken - Taiwanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Underwhelming, considering such hype on social media. Make reservations--the space is tiny, and fills up quickly for peak dinner times. Not good for parties larger than 4. The tables are crammed together very closely, so this is not a place for intimate conversations. Noise level is looooud, especially on the main floor. If you want a bit more quiet, ask to be seated in the basement area, which feels isolated, but at least your ears will thank you. Food was okay. Nothing stood out to us and we tried over ten menu items. Most dishes are spicy, so clarify how much spice you can handle, because I burned my mouth on practically every dish we got. Taiwanese Pork Jowl was the best dish out of everything we ordered--this I would get again. Recommend. Handmade Chili Oil Wontons were just okay. Sacha Hot Honey Popcorn Chicken was too spicy and the breading was hard as a rock. Too much breading, too little chicken. Pickled Cucumber Salad was a let down. Skip. Peashoots w/ Tofu Skin was dissapointing and watered down. No taste. FenZheng Pork--Spare Ribs, Kabocha Squash, Tianmianjiang was the worst dish we've ever had at a restaurant. Tasted like bland baby food. So horrible. Steamed squash and congealed, bland broilled ribs with pieces of cartillege--inedible. How can a dish be so repulsive? Drinks were a disappointing--The Shyboy tasted like rocket fuel--wooow, what a rough drink. Soyprise Punch tasted too sour and too sweet and too weak simultaneously. Skip those two drinks. read more

Beef noodle soup is delicious! I was surprised that it was brought out very quickly after I ordered. The broth is hot and flavorful, and after devouring the beef and noodles, I drank it all up! The beef was very tender and fell apart. The noodles were delicious and made me think of ramen. I sat at the bar, and the gal who was bartending was also my waitress, and she took my order and was awesome! Not the best beef noodle soup I've ever had (I'm Taiwanese, my standards are high), but it hit the spot on a cold drizzly December night. read more

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Walked on a Wednesday night at 8pm and was seated about 10 mins later. Service was good and the ambience was nice. The bathroom had a disco ball and some very hip Asian music. The food: Sacha Hot Honey Popcorn chicken - great appetizer and was fried well and very juicy chicken. Beef noodle soup - the beef was super tender and delicious and the noodles were good. The soup was very savory. Cold sesame noodles - yummy dish as well. Very refreshing and it pair well with the popcorn chicken Fried Tangyuan w/ Ice cream - delicious and packed with flavor. I laughed a bit because it tasted like a drumstick ice cream cone . The peanuts and sesame really gave me that feel but the tangyuan was a great dessert. Pretty pricey tho Would come back for their chicken sandwich! read more

Wenwen - Beef Noodle Soup - Taiwanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Loved my lunch at Wenwen! I have to admit I was a little skeptical when I looked at the menu, especially as someone who grew up in a large Taiwanese American community and went to Taipei every year as a child. But I was very pleasantly surprised at 1) how well all the food was cooked, 2) the creative aspects added into some of the dishes, and 3) how affordable it was. I really liked the way they used red yeast paste and tianmian sauce in dishes that would not traditionally have them. I would definitely recommend their lunch, and I will be back to try brunch or dinner! read more

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Came here on a sunday night at 6:30 PM and didn't have to wait to get seated. I liked the lighting and asian decorations inside. Favorite dish was the peashoots and tofu skin! It just had such a unique flavor. The beef and chicken were both cooked super tender, and the msg and black pepper flavors were very strong. It seemed a little pricey for the portion sizes at first, but the dishes were very filling! read more

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Came here during a snowstorm because I was so confident in loving it! However, the BDSM Chicken Sandwich + Tater Tots was unfortunately overpriced and underwhelming. To be fair, the food isn't bad at all. The chicken is fried well, crispy on the outside while tender inside. The tater tots are also crunchy like a tater tot should be. But for $24 price tag, there's nothing special here at all. The chicken sandwich itself is very small (literally about the size of my palm). It has a savory popcorn-chicken style seasoning, but it's not bold enough at all. It also has "spicy sauce" on it but it pretty much tastes like Kewpie and is not spicy in the slightest. Worst part is that the rest of the plate (about 2/3 of it!) is just plain tater tots with regular ketchup. There was no seasoning, no special sauce, no twist; just standard tots. Overall, it's fine food, it's just not worth the price nor trekking out during a snowstorm for (though the latter point may just be me). At that price point, I expected something more filling, flavorful, or memorable. Service was knowledgeable and friendly and they played nice old school Chinese songs. It was also nice and homey inside, though the tables were packed closely together so you can eavesdrop on your neighbors if you're bored. read more

Wenwen - Bdsm chicken sandwich with tater tots - Taiwanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

This place has been on my to-go list 5ever and im happy to have come on a friday night with a friend. We sat by the bar and it was chill. Love the vibe in there. Very cozy for a cold night. Friendly service as well. We ordered hot sesame noodles and it was good! Very light hint of pb. The popcorn chicken were huge! Not no tiny pieces. The mocktails we got were also tasty! As for the tongyuan omg it was my fave! The were pan fried maybe? But the crisp on it then with ice cream was delicious! Just be sure to eat it in one bite or itll get all over you. Don't make my mistake! Overall id come back even though it is a bit pricy but i get it. Its ny. Lol read more

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I was so excited to finally taste Wen Wen's beef noodle soup. Despite the day being relatively warm and walking 30,000 steps, the soup hit the perfect spot. The broth was rich, the beef was tenderrrr, and the noodles were cooked to perfection. Their fried tofu dish had this sour, somewhat off putting but at the same time appealing taste. Every bite had me addicted and confused at what I was eating, but I had no issues finishing the dish. The last thing I ordered was one of their cold salads with pickled cucumbers, carrots, and more. I could pass on this, but I think my friends appreciated it for what it was. Next stop: their chicken dish read more

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Cool little place in Northern Greenpoint with a very eclectic menu (so many things I'd never seen before), but delicious food. A tremendous variety of things to order, and everything we got was tasty. Serving sizes not bad either. The drinks were just as cool and delicious as the food was as well, would reccomend! read more

Very chill and casual spot. food was solid and had a good time chatting and sharing everything with friends. would def recommend with a group of at least 3-4 so you can do family style. decor was nice and subtle and they have taiwnese beer. good flavors and good vibes. read more

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Wow I loved it here. All the food was amazing and so flavorful and every dish was somehow a standout. They do what they do very well. The menu isn't the biggest but I personally appreciate that bc it makes picking easier. It's an easy res to get and greenpoint is cute to walk around after. The service was good and the space was cute also incredibly affordable read more

Wenwen - Beef Noodle Soup, Popcorn Chicken, Peashoots w/ Tofu Skin - Taiwanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Was very excited for this place and didn't expect the portions to be this huge, definitely better to come with a bigger group. Overall food was pretty good and would recommend everything I ordered. I would come back to get the BDSM chicken sandwich for brunch. read more

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Wenwen catered a party for me (Gua Bao, scallion beef wraps, popcorn chicken, tofu mushroom salad and cucumber salad). Everything was delicious. Several guests asked where the food was from and intend to go to the restaurant in the future. Service was top notch. Great communication before and day of the event, and they also emailed me afterwards for feedback. The guys who did the food delivery and set up were amazing - so friendly and professional. There was an unanticipated issue with my event venue and the Wenwen delivery guys were so patient and accommodating which alleviated my stress. This is a highly professional business with excellent food. I recommend 1000%. read more

Wenwen - Wenwen catering at rooftop party - Taiwanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I was surprisingly impressed with Wenwen as it far exceeded my expectations! You can tell the food here is carefully and lovingly curated. Not sloppily and speedily put together, nor mass produced like a factory line. For context, I have roots from Hong Kong, and frequently return back to the motherland; I visit all the Chinatowns of NYC, from Manhattan to Brooklyn/Flushing to eat authentic Chinese food. Safe to say, Wenwen feels like cleaner Chinese food - specifically Taiwanese food. Food here is not too salty or oily like I've had at other places. This being said, I've eaten food at Shanghai You Garden, Nan Xiang, Din Tai Fung, New World Mall Food Court, Noode Village, 1915 Lanzhou Noodles, etc... and they were delicious, but sometimes some of these places felt like they were being mass produced at fast speeds or food was sloppily put together - no love and care behind each individual dish if that makes sense. The main stars of the show include the popcorn chicken, sesame noodles, Lo ba bang, and beef noodle soup. Definitely going to come back again! read more

Visited for a dinner date on Sunday night. We made a reservation for a table but chose to sit at the bar because we enjoy having more table space. Everything is reasonably priced and tasty overall. We got the popcorn chicken, fried tofu, beef soup noodle and a Taiwan beer to share. Plus dessert. The popcorn chicken felt a bit overcooked but besides that the flavor was good. It was little sweet for my liking. I prefer tiny pieces that I eat with skewers, but still good! The tofu for me was delicious but if you're not a fan of fermented veggies it might not be for you. The hot sauce with it is numbing but I really enjoyed it. The texture was perfect and stuffing the veggies it it with sauce is yummy. The beef soup noodles is a 10/10! Generous portions of beef and delicious broth. Would come back again for this! Tasted just like how my mom makes it and the meat is just braised perfectly. Light yet savory and flavorful. We also really enjoyed the dessert! We had a funny disagreement where my bf was determined the leaves on the dessert was shiso. I told him no, the only thing I can be is cilantro since in Taiwan we eat cilantro with ice cream and peanuts. lol he obviously was wrong. But we both really enjoyed this dessert, and you will too if you like sesame or peanuts. Definitely coming back to get the beef noodle and trying more side dishes plus cocktails! read more

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Wenwen is a modern Taiwanese restaurant that blends traditional comfort food with creative, contemporary dishes in a lively setting. We walked into a space with an energetic atmosphere, an open kitchen, bar seating, and a menu designed for sharing, the kind of place that feels best experienced with a group. The room had a vibrant, social energy with a steady buzz of conversation and the clatter of plates, and the layout encouraged ordering multiple dishes to pass around the table. While the space could get loud and busy during peak dinner hours, the lively environment fit the restaurant's casual and social style. The menu highlights a mix of Taiwanese classics alongside more playful creations. We ordered a few dishes and found the beef noodle soup standing out with a rich, flavorful broth, tender beef, and chewy noodles that made it one of the most satisfying items on the menu. The popcorn chicken was another signature dish, served hot and crispy with plenty of seasoning, making it an easy choice to share at the table. Cold sesame noodles, braised pork rice, and the shrimp floss lettuce cups were also worth considering if we were looking to try a variety of flavors, each arriving well composed and thoughtfully seasoned. Dessert was one of the more memorable parts of the meal. The fried tang yuan served with ice cream offered a creative twist on the traditional Taiwanese rice dumpling, combining a crispy exterior with a chewy center and cold, creamy ice cream. It was one of the more unique desserts on the menu and made a great way to end the meal. The service was friendly and knowledgeable, and the staff were happy to make recommendations if we were unfamiliar with Taiwanese cuisine. Because Wenwen has become a popular destination, reservations are highly recommended, and walk-in waits can easily reach 30 to 60 minutes during busy evenings. The team moved through the room with efficiency, and the pacing of the meal kept the flow steady without feeling rushed. Overall, Wenwen offers a fresh take on Taiwanese cuisine while staying rooted in many classic flavors. The combination of well-executed comfort food, creative desserts, and an energetic atmosphere makes it a great choice whether we were already familiar with Taiwanese food or trying it for the first time. read more

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Great spot for a casual lunch with yummy Taiwanese food. We started with the spicy celtuce as a cold app and shared the beef noodle soup and lou rou rice. The celtuce was a great way to start the meal with a nice amount of spice and vinegar to eat alongside the main dishes. The beef noodle soup was nice and rich. The beef was so so tender and the best part of the dish. I really enjoyed the lou rou rice as well, it's perfect mixed all together and a nice dish to share. read more

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My favorite was the popcorn chicken - the hot honey sauce paired with the crispy chicken was really yummy. I was slightly disappointed by the sesame noodles since it's just a simple cold noodle with sesame paste, cucumbers, and egg. The pork belly and cuttlefish (aka just standard hong shao rou) was very soft and fatty. I enjoyed it but also nothing special. The food was "aggressively mediocre." Honestly I probably wouldn't come back - there's much better asian food at half the price, just a few stops by subway. Go to LIC or Flushing/Chinatown instead. read more

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Everything is pretty solid Rating my fav Dan Bing Beef noodle Dong Bei salad Sacha Hot Honey Popcorn chicken Lo Ba Beng Tater Tot Dan Bling BDSM chicken sanwhich read more

I finally made it to Wen Wen and this place lives up to the hype. Every dish was so delicious and comforting, it tasted like home. We ordered: -Sacha Hot Honey Popcorn Chicken: 5/5 so crispy, juicy, and perfectly seasoned with the right hit of basil. I couldn't get enough of this dish -Lo Ba Beng: 5/5 this is the BEST lo ba beng i've ever had in NYC. It was so rich and each ingredient complimented each other. -Fenzheng Pork: 5/5 the pork was melt in your mouth tender. -Beef Noodle Soup: 4/5 A delicious take on a classic dish but not my favorite out of all the other dishes. -Tangyuan dessert: 5/5 this was the perfect sweet treat to end the meal. The rice balls were chewy and nutty and the perfect amount of sweetness. Service was friendly and the vibe was laid-back but lively. I've already planned my next visit! read more

Wenwen - Lo Ba Beng - Taiwanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Wenwen was a great meal - everything we had from the fried chicken to the bass was full of flavor. We had a group of 5 and the first thing I noticed was that this seems like a friendly place for a larger group as long as you have a reservation. The plates are made for sharing and it's great to be able to try a few things on the menu. Not pictured is the Water Spinach & Shrimp Paste (vga) and Shrimp Floss Lettuce Cup, which gave us 6 dishes total + dessert. Standouts for me were the bass served over the fried rice - that sauce was delicious and eating it together was the way to go. The vibe is cool and relaxed, and while our service had a few hiccups it wasn't significant, nor did it affect our experience. I think if you're local, it's absolutely worth checking out but if I was only in town for a few days, I don't know if it'd make my list. Do with that what you will :) read more

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The popcorn chicken was pretty good but was bigger chicken chunks than I expected! The Dan bing's cheese was a bit strong in flavor so it kinda overpowered everything else. The shrimp toast was quite Americanized and didn't really taste like the typical Taiwanese shrimp toast style. Wait wise, we went around 1230pm on a Sunday and there was a bit of wait but only like a couple parties! read more

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Loved my dining experience here! Everything felt very intentional and the food hit home for me. Portion sizes were average, had to order more food mid-meal because we were still hungry (group of 3). My favorite dishes were the soft egg tofu, popcorn chicken, and the dessert was 11/10. Highly recommend ordering the fried sesame tangyuan with vanilla icecream! read more

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this place is amazing!!!!! The food is soooooo savory and tasty, the textures are amazing. Flavor bombs in everything so come prepared for the ride. The popcorn chicken is mind blowing, 100000% recommend. The wait isn't too long on Saturday evening, and the vibes are fun and nice but not too loud or chaotic. The deco is super fun to look at as well! read more

Wenwen - Popcorn Chicken - Taiwanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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10/10 experience! Great vegetarian options (the fried tofu and dong bei salad were AMAZING!) and beautiful ambience. The service was also super fast! Definitely make a reservation because it gets pretty busy but a must-try in Greenpoint! read more

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WOW! Literally Wow. I don't even know where to start... pretty small area in a pretty boring area of Greenpoint, but A Taiwanese gem! WenWen was recommended by a friend, so I knew I had to try. Upon entering you are greeted by staff and checked-in. We had reservations, so we were seated as soon as our table was ready. We ordered a bunch of things off the menu. We started with the Popcorn chicken and pea shoots. Then the chili oil wonton, and lo ba beng. Then topped it off with the beef fat chili oil noodles. Everything was bomb! I have absolutely no complaints! My favorite dishes had to be... omgosh I can't decide everything was perfection: I highly recommend you add Wenwen to your list, you won't be disappointed! read more

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After trying 886 in 2022 and blowing my mind away, I was excited to finally try WenWen (second location from chef Eric Sze). The food was flavorful and creative--unapologetically Taiwanese with a bold, modern twist. We ordered the popcorn chicken, numbing Celtuce salad, crispy fried tofu, beef noodle soup, braised pork belly, cuttlefish dish, and the fried tangyuan ice cream for dessert. Everything had depth and great execution. That said, the service didn't quite match the food, it felt somewhat inattentive and a bit slow. The overall experience leans more upscale and suited for a sundown dinner, especially compared to the more casual, energetic vibe of 886. Personally, I prefer the atmosphere and menu at 886, but WenWen offers a refined, elevated take that's still rooted in traditional Taiwanese flavors. Worth a visit if you're looking for modern Taiwanese dining in Brooklyn. read more

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Lo ba beng was perfect comfort food. And Sandy the bartender was great in just giving me great recommendations. Vibe was very chill. Would go back. read more

Wenwen - Lo Ba Beng - Taiwanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Came back for a late lunch on a Friday afternoon. Was excited about their brunch menu but sadly it looks like that is just on the weekends so we had a more limited lunch menu. We got the braised tofu, which was fine, as well as the braised pork rice, which we LOVED. Very well done! Got a couple cocktails though and both were pretty bad so maybe skip the drinks. read more

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This was one of the best meals I've had in NYC. I loved the creative fusion dishes on the brunch menu and the large array of vegetarian options. Dong Bei Salad - nice variety of vegetables contributing a variety of textures, plus a boldly flavored dressing with chili oil and lots of garlic. Crispy fried tofu - the name says it all. The sauce it comes with is also delicious. Savory soy milk - this is like a fresh soft tofu soup with chili oil, pickled veg, and fried you tiao. It's one of the relatively subtler, comforting dishes. The you tiao added a nice crunch to cut through all the soft textures, and also were like little flavor explosions as they absorbed the soup. Tater tot dan bing - nice and hearty, with crispy tater tots, eggs, and cheese. The dipping sauce is sweet, sour, and spicy. My friends also enjoyed the BDSM chicken sandwich, though I didn't try it myself. The meal came out to about $40 each, which was great for the quality and portion size. This was a great experience, and I can't recommend it enough. read more

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The food is pretty good and so is the service. The inside is well decorated. The drinks here were good as well. I was definitely skeptical of the cilantro and ice cream combination initially, but I was pleasantly surprised. Their take on the popcorn chicken is good as well. Would've loved to try the BDSM chicken but it was alresdy gone by dinner time. read more

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Ambiance is good. Food is average but don't get the pork rice. Popcorn chicken is good. I was the only person in the restaurant and somehow it took them 20mins to serve me the food. I was in a rush for my flight and when I was done I couldn't find the waitor or anybody for me to pay. Not a very good experience read more

Wenwen in Greenpoint is a Taiwanese restaurant serving unpretentious and punchy Taiwanese dishes. Our friend rented out the alleyway downstairs for a family style meal. Our favorite dishes were the hot honey popcorn chicken, crispy pork terrine, lo ba beng, rich beef noodle soup, Lily Fleming fried rice top with pork jowl and their famous whole BDSM fried chicken (of which they only make 5 a day). We finished off with fried tangyuan with ice cream which made for a satisfying savory and sweet ending. The food was all amazing and we left absolutely stuffed to the brim. This makes for such a great group gathering spot and we'll def be back read more

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