WENWEN

"This commenter found Wenwen to be overhyped and mediocre, recalling a previous experience with their Baijiu-infused drinks and a rotisserie chicken promotion. They prefer Rudy's for hot dogs."

"This commenter dismissed the idea of paying $40 for a rotisserie chicken, referencing another restaurant 'Chi Osse'."

"The commenter expressed disbelief at the $40 price for half a rotisserie chicken."

"This commenter speculated that the sauce for the 'dog' dish might be a ginger scallion sauce and that the topping resembles pickled red onion with crushed potato chip."

"This comment humorously points out that the advertised deal is essentially a happy hour appetizer."

"This commenter speculated about a French restaurant in Lower Manhattan charging around $40 for half a rotisserie chicken with sides, factoring in taxes and tips."

"This commenter questioned whether the item was a hot dog or a sausage."

"This commenter simply stated that the deal was overpriced."

"The commenter thanked the original poster for the information."

"This commenter found the deal appealing and plans to visit Wenwen in Greenpoint to try the rotisserie chicken."

"This commenter was curious about the toppings for the 'dog' dish and later discovered through googling that it includes red yeast sausage, basil aioli, pickled shallots, and fried garlic."

"The commenter mentioned having a positive experience with a similar dish at Taihu in Taipei and expressed excitement that Wenwen might be importing it."

"The commenter expressed disbelief that an item costing $5 would be sold for $40."

"A commenter questioned the $40 price for half a rotisserie chicken and noted that the deal is only available on weekdays between 5-7 PM."

"The original poster highlighted a great deal at Wenwen in Greenpoint, featuring a $10 beer and hot dog. They also noted the restaurant's $40 half rotisserie chicken as a good value, especially considering the current economy."