This BYOB has delicious food and spectacular Desserts with exceptional service we've been coming…read morehere a few years now and the restaurant has always exceeded our expectations! We can't wait to try the new location

Came to Dumpling Dojo, because of its trendiness, high amount of reviews, and Yelp rating…read more The eatery is not large, but it has comfortable high top and regular tables, cool wall art, quick service, and the ambiance was quiet and comfortable. I started with the Scallion Pie and it was very good. The dipping sauce made each bite savory and the adorned shredded veggies added to its enjoyment. Our entrees were: Steamed Chicken Dumplings. This is the first time that I had Chicken Dumplings in a delicious buttery sauce. I couldn't get enough of the sauce and it hugged every piece of dumpling that was cut and consumed. The other item was the Vegetable Little Bowl, with Lo Mein. The dish was full of vegetables, filling, and not oily.

Solid soba noodles with fresh buckwheat (we got them cold). Good dipping sauce…read more The sashimi don was great as well. Loved most of the fish. Fresh and flavorful. Service was very kind. Very affordable.

On a recent visit, my wife and I were very disappointed - what happened? Soba noodle itself was…read moregood, but the toppings (shrimp tempura) were these pre-fried, pathetically thin tempuras so I had to send them back, and when they came back they were marginally crispier, but just not fresh. Curry rice it came with was just meh. Wife did not enjoy her dish at all and said this will be the last time we dine here, and I agreed. Quality really went downhill here.

The service was amazing! The ladies are so sweet and friendly…read more The food was delicious! The yukgyejang kalguksu was what I came for and it was great! So much meat and noodles! The best part was the thick soup! The soup was rich and thick it was great! I loved the jaeyuk too! It wasn't the type of meat you usually get where it's thick but more like thin sliced pork belly in a perfect sauce! It wasn't too sweet which I am not a fan of!! Definitely would come back like even as soon as tomorrow

Lovely place. Quick service . Great food…read more Lunch it can be crowded . But get a table Quick. Food was great. Popular place

I decided to order via DoorDash to my Airbnb. An excellent meal…read more The food comes quick, and it's in a cloth, insulated bag, that I can use in the future. I was very impressed. I started with the cold marinated chicken gizzards. The gizzards were excellent. I'm not sure what they were marinated in, but they were very savory, and had just a tiny bit of a kick to them. The second order was the tomato beef rice noodle soup. The dish actually came in two separate containers. The noodles on top, and then the soup underneath. The tomato broth was very savory, and the tomatoes were poached in the broth. The beef and the pickled vegetables were excellent. There were several different types of beef, they were all tender and delicious. I've had this type of rice noodle soup before, and this one was absolutely top-of-the-line. I had enough for a second serving, which I will probably have for breakfast. I will order here again. Thank you.

The atmosphere is nice and chill. You go in and order at the counter and find a seat. I enjoyed the…read morepork rice that my mom ordered, however the pepper beef I had was just ok, it was not spicy at all like it was supposed to be, and lacked some flavor. I think I enjoy the noodles from another location better. But it still a soothing soupy noodle on a cold winter day.

On the whole, have enjoyed elsewhere for years handpulled noodles from Central Asia, so The…read moreHandpulled Noodle perked my interest... although had earlier made it up to this Harlem location. Decided to try an order for delivery via GrubHub and compare dishes with two separate noodles, based on what they recommended for each best for delivery: Beijing Bolo with a fermented black bean ground pork sauce, a.k.a. Zhejiang Mien, including Size #2 pressed noodles thick like udon, scallions, and cilantro, plus Cold Sesame Noodles utilizing handpulled lagman. Both dishes I ordered medium spicy. The Beijing Bolo came in a bowl, while I needed to plate the Cold Sesame dish. Both were flavorful with tender noodles. Next time, more likely to go in person over delivery, and explore other dishes on their menu. It's a great option particularly for this neighborhood! Definitely would recommend trying out The Handmade Noodle!

I happened to be in Harlem and noticed handpulled noodles, so of course I had to try it. The…read morereviews were solid. I placed a pickup order, but when I got there my food hadn't even been started yet, so I ended up standing around for another 10-15 minutes. That part was annoying. I started with the cumin dry rub wings. They were just okay. Very tangy, not very spicy, and honestly a bit over cooked/fried. I'd skip the wings. The steamed chicken and shiitake dumplings were the highlight. They had peas inside and were actually really good. Super flavorful and easily my favorite item. I also ordered the cumin soup with hand-pulled noodles, medium spicy. Everyone warned that spiciness was intense, so I played it safe, but medium ended up being pretty underwhelming for me. The soup was also very oily. The minced pork was fine, nothing special, and while I liked the noodles, they could've been cooked a bit longer. Overall... meh. :/

At least half the food court at American Dream was strangely closed on a Saturday afternoon, and…read morejust about everyone there was fighting to get to Jollibee (understandable). If you need a snack or even a meal before your delayed meal of fried chicken, Mr. Mian has you covered. I feel a little remiss not having eaten any noodles from a man named Mian, but we were more in a dim sum mood, and noodle soups are difficult to share. We rolled with some soup dumplings and the pan fried beef buns, and with the chili oil and house dumpling sauce, they truly hit the spot. Not the finest soup dumplings I've ever had, but super tasty, and everyone chowed down. Mr. Mian, I'll be back for the mian.

Tried the noodle here again - braised beef noodle soup is definitely good! And the bubble tea…read more(original) had the weird bubbles (not tapioca in the same way but more hard jelly) but the tea was good, not too sweet! Definitely will be back here again. Mall seating is a bit dirty, though not their fault.

The star of the night was the liang-pi, I try to order this whenever it's available at a Chinese…read morerestaurant. Very good flavor bomb mixed with cucumber and seitan 10/10 The hand pulled noodles had a nice bite, a tad behind the liang-pi, but good flavor, pork mince was tasty 8/10 The pork rou-mo bun was decent. The filling is tasty, but I like a softer flakier dough. The bun was quite dense. 7/10 Drinks were good, got the chrysanthemum and jasmine teas 10/10

Pros: - got my food a lot quicker than expected despite all…read morethe people that were waiting - trying the [N9] Pork "Zha Jiang" Hand-Ripped Noodles and it's really good - used the kiosk so not much interaction with staff but they were nice Cons: - none, really Comments: - went around 1PM on a Friday, it was busy but not super busy - I remember seeing a table towards the back of the store but don't remember if it's seated or standing - the music wasn't too loud, you're able to hear the staff call your name for your order

What a yummy spot, with lovely service. Every bite was better than the last. Homemade kimchi, hand…read morecut noodles, homemade dumplings. It seems you cannot go wrong. Casual, order at a kiosk, have yourself a great time. Can't wait to return! Kalguksu la galbi combo and shrimp/meat dumplings. So tasty. And. It feels like you're in someone's lovely grandma's kitchen. Delightful!

There's metered parking right out front, which is super convenient. I did notice some customers…read moreparking in the lot next door (it's technically for the bagel shop), so just keep in mind if you're parking there, it's at your own risk. The restaurant itself has such a cozy, homey vibe - very much a cute grandma and grandpa type of spot that immediately makes you feel warm and fuzzy like at your grandparents. One thing I absolutely loved: they give you an entire pot of kimchi with your order. Not just a few pieces on a small dish, but a whole pot. I wish it was a bit more fermented for my personal taste, but I really appreciate not having to keep asking for refills like at other places. The fried dumplings are a must order! The filling was super juicy and packed with flavor, honestly one of the highlights of the meal. We also ordered the classic yukgaejang kalguksu and the ox bone soup, and both were incredibly flavorful. The kalguksu noodles had that perfect chewy texture and paired so well with the rich, spicy yukgaejang broth. Everything felt comforting, like a warm homemade meal straight out of a grandma's kitchen.

Probably some of the worst food I've ever had. The noodles in the Drunken Noodles (with chicken)…read morewere pure mush and slimy- most likely very overcooked. I imagine this is what eating worms feels like. The chicken was super tough and had no flavor. They also barely even gave me any chicken to begin with; it's like 90% gross slimy noodles and 10% chicken. The Thai iced tea was terrible and had very little to no milk, wayyyy too much sugar, and no flavor. It had a weird rotten aftertaste. I ordered via delivery, so I can't say anything about the service or ambiance. Overall very bland and inedible. I had to stop eating after a few bites because I can't even stomach it. Waste of money. Don't order here.

I have come here and ordered from here. The food was has been ok; when I ate there the soup was…read moregood and the service was good. When I ordered take out; the noodles were ok but a little overcooked. The place has indoor and outdoor seating. I would definitely go back and order other items to see which one I like the best. For Thai food it is the only option in White Plains.

Honestly this has become my go to spot for a quick, reliable Korean meal with friends or family in…read moreFort Lee. It's one of those places where you know exactly what you're getting every time. I know I can expect solid food, fast service, and a menu that works for pretty much everyone in a group. I do like that they have a button on the table to call for service and that's a quick turnaround time once you press that call button. They have all the usual Korean comfort dishes, and most of the staples here are consistently good. The hot stone bibimbap is always satisfying, the fried tempura comes out fresh and crunchy, and the yukgaejang has a good rich spicy broth that actually tastes homemade instead of watered down. One thing I always order for the table is the bulgogi patty. That is definitely one of their sleeper dishes. I did try the galbi jjim recently for the first time and unfortunately wouldn't recommend it. Especially compared to some other Korean spots nearby in Fort Lee, it just lacked flavor and didn't really hit the way a good galbi jjim should. Sub tier. That said, this place shines more as an everyday dependable spot rather than somewhere for one specific dish. Portions are fair, banchan is meh (they offer less and less each time I go), but it's easy to come here with a group because there's something for everyone.

So yummy! I loved the Soybean Noodles and the MD Kalguksu. The Soybean soup is something I haven't…read moregotten elsewhere in the area before, it had a very sesame, nutty taste. If you like soy and nutty flavors, you'll love it too. The MD Kalguksu is a lot more heartwarming and classic. I enjoyed the ground meat and dumplings it came with. Great service and reasonable price points too.