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A trip from one of our reviewers, concierge.com, "For desserts, skip the run-of-the-mill "assorted cookies of good fortune," and opt for the bananas brûlée on puff pastry or passion fruit cheesecake." Read more
"Dumpling Mondays" happy hour from 4pm til close: garlic chive crystal dumplings, chili dan dan chicken dumplings, and shrimp & lobster spring rolls, all for $5 Read more
During dim-sum service, grab the duck bao buns. Slivers of moist duck are tucked into doughy Chinese steamed buns and paired with crunchy cucumbers. The duck takes 3 days to make and it shows. Read more
"Scott Drewno makes perfect bao buns and wonderful chive dumplings. I always try to sample as much as I can; it’s all good." - Chef Frederik De Pue Read more
TT tip: Drewno's soup dumplings have become puffy soup buns with bao-like dough wrapping his luxe pork-belly filling. Chile-spiced wontons meld pork butt with ginger, scallions and garlic.
I was so thrilled to get an amazing Wolfgang Puck restaurant in my home city. The food is delicious, especially the Kobe Beef Sliders and the Tuna Tartare. -Lynda Erkiletian, Real Housewives of DC
Great happy hour special down at the bar really allows you to sample the menu without the price of the upstairs dining room. Opt for the re-imagined bahn mi or the frenched sweet/tangy chicken wings.
Join The Source’s Chef Drewno as he explores the out of this world flavors of barbecue that extends beyond the South at Atlanta Food & Wine Festival May 29 – June 1. Read more
Wolfgang Puck's sleek and spacious glass-and-steel dining room in the Newseum plays with pan-Asian flavors, skipping from China to Japan, Korea to India.
We want you to enjoy your dining experience inside the Newseum Interactive Museum. Our Asian influenced menu results in a synthesis of Western proteins and portion sizes with Pacific Rim accents.
Check out the lounge at the Source - you can order from both menus and the lounge menu is a little cheaper. Chat up the friendly, knowledgeable bartenders and then get the Asian pear martini!
I have a peanut allergy, but took a risk & came for dim sum. Waiter had no concept of how to handle allergies, & I had to prompt him to check w/ kitchen when he couldn't remember if a dish had peanuts
The Source is the first fine dining restaurant in the nation’s capital headlined by Chef Wolfgang Puck. Designed by EDG, the three-level restaurant is the signature dining experience at the Newseum. The lounge and dining room feature Asian-influenced dishes.