Small little restaurant near NYU. Was craving stinky tofu and was not disappointed. Loved it so much I came back the next day. Service was quick and efficient too. This place was the highlight of my short NY trip! read more

Bings & Noodles - Stinky tofu - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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Small restaurant with some seating, but service was good and quick! I got braised pork rice bowl which was tasty. read more

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$14 popcorn chicken over rice (includes 1/2 an egg, some pickled radish, bok choy, and lu rou minced meat) The meal itself was great. Fresh and good amount of chicken for 1 person. Rice was good enough as well. To compare, similar dish is $11 in Flushing/elmhurst. Pretty good for this neighborhood since it's near Washington Square park, NYU, ETC. Amazing deal if you use the BOGO deal on ubereats. Bathroom is a bit iffy since they have the mop setup there too but passable. There is ample seating inside. I would come again for the deal! read more

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Such a great spot for some authentic Chinese street food! I've been here many times over the years but I finally got to bring my husband here on our recent trip to NYC and introduced him to stinky tofu. It's definitely an acquired taste, he didn't like it right away but open to try it again. For myself, I loved everything we got here. It's super close to NYU too. read more

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Friendly staff, easy and quick service. We got the stinky tofu and the octopus skewer. They were both okay and didn't taste fresh. The octupus was so rubbery and overly seasoned. It was too spicy to enjoy. The menu looked promising but the food was disappointing. read more

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Authentic Chinese food pitched toward college kids. Decent prices but predictably chintzy portions of protein. Crawfish noodles had too much going on, great noodles but one of the ingredients had been reduced to a slime. read more

I really enjoyed the tea egg and the plum drink. The Bing was also very good but not as flavorful as other ones I've had. I wish it came with pork floss because the add on prices were a bit much and I think that would've fixed my issue with it. It was a great size however. I didn't expect it to fill me up like it did. The service was good, nothing special. The food came out pretty quickly and the servers were pretty attentive and friendly. The place itself is small but cute. A lot of international students from NYU fill up this place around lunchtime and I can see why! Definitely will drop in again for lunch but might try something different! (The soups seemed pretty popular with the other clientele) read more

Bings & Noodles - Jiang Bing (Chinese Ham) (Sweet Plum Drink/Porridge/Soda) Tea Egg // - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

Really great noodles. Very fresh, well-made and authentic as far as I can tell. Service was prompt and attentive. It really felt like I was in a noodle shop in China. Very cute space. read more

Was craving for some light Chinese food and saw that Bings and Noodles was nearby so decided to check it out. Small casual space geared towards the NYU crowd. Opted for the jiang bing. It was just alright. I liked the crunch but kinda lacking in sauce, flavor and spice. Will admit that I doused this is chili oil. Stinky tofu: had a craving for this and was surprised to see it on their menu. Honestly, they should just call this fried tofu - it wasn't stinky tofu at all. Also missed the pickles that always come with stinky tofu. Otherwise, decent for fried tofu. Overall, it was just alright but they offer light snacks at a very casual setting. Prices were reasonable. Not the best but I guess if you're craving bings and all, it can do. read more

Bings & Noodles - Jiang Bing(Lettuce & Egg & Crispy) // - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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I'm eating while writing this review. I can't wait it's so good. Northern Chinese Barbecue and noodle restaurant. I'm in Euphoria. It's so authentic and delicious. This place is a must when you're in The Village read more

This is a cute, casual spot that seems to cater to NYU students mostly. We tried a few different things during our visit. My favorite was the Jiang Bing with pork floss. I would definitely order this again! The popcorn chicken was also pretty solid, same with the lamb skewers. The squid tentacles were a little tough and the Beijing Zha Jian Mian was a little bland. Overall, I think this is a pretty solid spot for a quick meal if you stick to certain dishes. Service was friendly and attentive. read more

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Came here twice in two weeks! Totally showed how much i loved here The price is very reasonable for where it is and the portion is great. Order combo four for both times and I was pleasantly surprised! Also, a little tip, you can change the combo drink to another drink of the same price so you dont have to be limited by the soda or sour plum drink! Will definitely be back!! read more

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A little hole in the wall. Most of the menu was in Chinese, with English translations. Tried the spicy chicken and beef noodle soup. Spicy chicken had a good mix of ingredients, lots of noodles, two quail eggs, shitake mushrooms, and together skins. Not too spicy, but easy to eat (4 stars) The beef was in a light broth, not a ton of extra ingredients. Felt missing something. If you wanted a warm bowl of soup with lots of noodles, to settle your stomach... it works (3 stars) read more

Cute spot near NYU, this place has a plethora of dishes that were so tasty. Yogurt Drink: A thick, homemade drink with slight sweet taste that wasn't overwhelming. I downed it so fast. Skewers: My favorite was the squid tentacles, chewy but easy to eat, and the seasoning across all the skewers were amazing. I took the leftovers home, popped them in the air fryer, and tasted as fresh as when I got it at the restaurant. Beef Bone Broth Noodle Soup: LOVE the texture of the noodles, cooked to perfection. This is a non spicy beef noodle soup, and felt so refreshing even in the summertime. The meat was juicy and tender. Jian Bing: The package is so cute, and they double bagged it to prevent the oil from coming out, providing a clean way to eat it. Previous Jian Bings I've eaten were on the heavier side, but this tasted light and had a great balance of ingredients. Popcorn chicken: Solid popcorn chicken, wish there was a little more seasoning with some additional salt, but otherwise it provided a nice crunch. read more

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My new fave lunch place at the moment serving Chinese street food. I recommend the pancake with egg and sausage. I got the combo that included a tea egg and green bean rice porridge all for $10. I also like the noodles with tomato and eggs. All very comforting dishes. It's a casual place where you order at the counter and they bring the food to your table. The only thing I didn't like was the use of all takeout plastic containers (for dine in) and plastic bags. Not very eco friendly. read more

Bings & Noodles - Pancake with egg and ham - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

I really enjoyed their place especially because they had unique dishes I can't find in many of the stores nearby such as the millet porridge and the bean soup. They reminded me of home and were super delicious! I love getting the combo with the jianbing and the pancake with egg and sausage. It was super delicious and filling. The tea egg was flavorful and I also enjoyed their popcorn sausage. The bbq skewers were good. The service was fast and I would definitely go back to try their other dishes. read more

Cute small little shop. Loved the interior and was great for quick affordable bites. What we got: Homemade yogurt drink: reminds me of the Vietnamese yogurt drink, SO GOOD Homemade soymilk: yummy Jiang Bing with Taiwanese sausage: like a savory crepe! I would've liked it more without lettuce Beef skewers: my favorite! Loved the seasoning Lamb skewers, Garlic, & chicken wings BBQ skewers: didn't try, but my sister liked them Squid tail skewers: yummy! Enoki mushrooms: tender and garlicky Beef bone broth noodles: hardy and comforting, probably wouldn't order again though Aromatic chili oil noodles: wish it was more flavorful but good! read more

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I felt a little bit awkward here, but the food was incredibly delicious! The braised pork very tender and flavorful, with the rice absorbing its flavors and the bok choy + bamboo shoots balanced out the rich savory flavors. The popcorn chicken was abundant, crispy, juice, and flavorful as well. Will probably come here for lunch more often because of great pricing and food portions. The inside was decorated nicely, like a lot of thought was put into it. The service was okay, the employees were pretty friendly read more

Bings & Noodles - Braised Pork Rice - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

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Had some good expectations for this place from all the great reviews and seeing my foodie friends experiences as well. Unfortunately it wasn't the best experience and I'm honestly not very picky. We walked in and there was no one at the front, we had to stand there awkwardly waiting, unsure whether we should walk in or not for a couple minutes. My friends ended up just seating ourselves since no one came out until about 6 min into being seated ourselves. We grabbed our own menus from the counter before we sat and were looking around but couldn't find the skewer menu that I saw on Yelp. We asked the employee when he gave us our waters and he went back to give us the skewer menu. I went up to order, said 90% of our order before ordering skewers, then he passed me a paper menu pamphlet from behind that looked like it was for takeout. They had a whole section of combos and skewer bundles that weren't on the regular laminated ones lying on the counter. I was confused why this wasn't on the regular menu and had to regroup with my friends to figure out what to order. But the combos are great and much more worth than the individual dishes if you're going to get multiple apps + dishes anyway. A delivery guy also came and nobody was at the front so he stood there confused and said hello? a few times for like 5 minutes before rummaging through all the take out orders on the counter n taking one without exchanging a word with any employee. We ordered: 2 orders of beef skewers - $15.98 These were good! I enjoyed them, but they came out on a take out container lid which I thought was interesting. Combo 1 - $10.95 Jiang Bing (Ham): This was delicious! A great value for the price, it was pretty big too and had a great combo of filling, flavor, and texture. This was also served on a take out container lid. Soy Milk: The soy milk had a little glob of what seemed like congealed soy that shot up the straw when my friend drank. Although I know a little later of film can form with soy milk if you let it sit, I've just never experienced this when I've gotten soy milk drinks at other places and it wasn't super pleasant in texture lol. The soy milk itself was alright, seemed a little watered down n something about it just wasn't the same, I probably wouldn't get it again. Tea Egg: This was yummy! A pretty solid tea egg with great flavor. This was the only dish served on an actual plate, which I thought was funny bc it was a single egg haha. Combo 2 - $16.95 Tomato Egg Noodle: I personally enjoyed this and think it's pretty solid comfort food! My friend said it was a little watered down from the noodle water at the bottom when he mixed it, so the flavor could have been better. Popcorn Chicken: I enjoyed this, the inside was really juicy, not dry at all! Wish there was a lil more flavor and crunch but I would get again. Soy Milk: Refer to comments above! Overview: + Popcorn chicken, skewers, + jiang bing is what I would come back for + Great value combos + 10% student discount + Affordable - Soy milk was a lil watered down and off - Service was almost nonexistent besides giving us water - Menus laying around were not the same as one handed to us that had better combos - The table next to us left about 10 min into my party being there and table was not cleaned for the hour that we were there or even when we left This is a new place and think they have things to improve on but also want to take into account that they def could have been understaffed! So I would recommend giving it a try if you're interested and seeing for yourself. read more

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Happened to be waking by and thought we'd check this place out for their soft opening. We left feeling full and happy! Overall very reasonable prices and tasty dishes. We ordered: - red bean zongzi: we saw a lady inside making these so ordered one. A bit small but cute and the rice texture was nicely squishy - popcorn chicken: very crispy! good amount too - pumpkin rice porridge: nice overall mild slightly sweet flavor that was pretty filling; good comfort food - jiang bing: eh this wasn't my fav I wasn't a fan of the lettuce inside but my friends really liked it. It comes with two and very shareable. - skewers: thought these were a bit small for the price - eggplant: this was super yummy! Soft and tender with sweet garlic on top - noodle soup in golden broth: love the broth it was slightly spicy and very flavorful. They even added a few quail eggs which was a fun read more

Bings & Noodles - Eggplant BBQ Skewer - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

A cute little spot in NYU/Washington Square Park area that offers a variety of Chinese street-style foods. Everything was under $15 so pretty affordable prices! I liked the interior and decor of the place. The homemade soymilk was refreshing and goes really well with all the dishes. For appetizers we ordered popcorn chicken, fried oyster mushroom, and spicy curly fries. The popcorn chicken was good! The inside was juicy and it was well-seasoned, not overly salty. It could have been a little bit crunchier but still good! I loved the spicy curly fried, flavorful with a good amount of coriander! Would definitely order this dish again. I like the batter on the fried oyster mushroom but it could've used more seasoning. We got the lamb, beef, squid, and eggplant bbq skewers. These were comparable to your average skewer carts. My favorite was the eggplant bbq! It was my first time trying jian bing and it was pretty good! It is similar to a savory crepe with a really crispy texture! We also got the handmade chinese pancake with an add-on of ham and taiwanese sausage. This is a chinese scallion pancake sandwich with lettuce and eggs. The scallion pancake is on the thicker side. It was a bit greasy and heavy but a good item to share. I would recommend ordering several appetizers and trying everything family style if you go with a small group of people! Their portion sizes are generous, especially the appetizer! We ended up taking home some leftovers :) read more

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Stopped by here with a friend. The interior is really cute and nice. We ordered popcorn chicken, Taiwanese BBQ sausage, tomato and egg rice, Beijing zha jian mian, spicy aromatic chili oil noodle, and more (not in the photo)! But everything was really good. The spicy noodles were my favorite. The chicken was crispy and juicy. The sausage was sweet, oily, and meaty. The rice was also slightly sweet but I like how the eggs were cooked read more

Bings & Noodles - Beijing Zha Jian Mian Spicy Aromatic Chili Oil Noodle Tomato and Egg Rice Popcorn Chicken Taiwanese Sausage - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

Came here because I was craving popcorn chicken & they did not disappoint! The chicken is crispy yet juicy and so good! Nice little place and the food was fresh. 4 stars because the portion is SO SMALLLLL for $10! Also I wish the popcorn chicken had a little more seasoning read more

Bings & Noodles - Popcorn Chicken - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

Liked the laid back ambiance -- aesthetically pleasing too. Popped in for some snacks. Didn't disappoint. Great service. Loved the chili oil noodles and the chili oil for my pot stickers to boot. read more

Bings & Noodles - Spicy Aromatic Chili Oil Noodle - Chinese Near Me - New York, New York

came here again recently and it's safe to say that the food and the vibes are fantastic here. i didn't order as much this time around, but stuck to some of my faves: - stinky tofu - beef skewers - taiwanese sausage skewers - chicken skewers - eggplant the eggplant is so garlicky and goodddd, i was right to order it again after craving it for so long. skewers came out hot and fresh and were delicious as well. a lot of cumin taste which i love! once again, great prices for being in the heart of NYU's territory. worth checking out! read more

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Ignore customer's fair request, experience sucks. Ordered multiple times, but taste is up and down. read more

I visited this small casual Chinese restaurant located in the West Village with my cousin for dinner. The menu has a variety of different dishes to choose from such as noodles, skewers, bings, and more. You're also able to get a good meal for an affordable price as most of the items are around and under $15. They also have a 10% discount for students! * What we ordered: ~ spicy aromatic chili oil noodles ~ jian bing + egg + ham ~ garlic enoki mushroom ~ squid tails skewer ~ beef skewer ~ chicken skewer ~ garlic eggplant ~ popcorn chicken ~ yogurt drink ~ jasmine tea * My favorite dish was the spicy aromatic chili noodles. The noodles were covered in the chili oil sauce which was packed with flavor and coated the noodles perfectly. The skewers were seasoned nicely and had a nice kick to it spice wise. I loved the cumin flavoring on it as well. If you're a fan of garlic, look no further than the enoki mushrooms and eggplant which were smothered in it. My only criticism is that I wish it was less oily and greasy. Popcorn chicken was tender on the inside and crispy on the outside. I also liked the Jian Bing but I wasn't crazy about the ham pieces inside so I'd opt for a different filling. Last but not least, I loved the yogurt drink and my cousin had the jasmine tea which she liked as well. They really helped cleanse and refresh our palates. All in all, a good place to go if you're craving affordable skewers, bings, spicy noods, etc. in the West Village area. read more

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Always down to try a new Chinese spot. The good: solid popcorn chicken, prices are okay, clean/modern place. The meh: bland zha jiang mein, no sauces available. Skewers were moist and undercooked. The ugly: minced garlic tasted canned / premade, which really made a subpar eggplant/enoki. read more

I was around Washington square and saw this restaurant just opened. I ordered a jiang bing with a ham add on and it was sooo good! The "crepe" part of the jiang bing was thin and crispy, I ordered it spicy tho it was not spicy enough, and I wish there were more sauce in it, but overall it was still super delicious!! The popcorn chicken was average, I wouldn't recommend. The service was friendly. I will come back for the jiang bing again! read more

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Everything was delicious! Finally a place I can get some lamb skewers and roasted eggplant with garlic, soooo good. I had the bing which was also delicious and the yogurt drink was good too. I will come back to the all the other grilled items and the noodles! Popcorn chicken looks great. Nice staff and fast service! read more

Noodles are of very good texture. It's hard to find and off in a corner near NYU, food is great and usually don't have to wait long for a table. My daughter loves the tomato egg noodles and would walk from Parsons school of Design down to get a bowl after class. read more

This store the cashier is super rude when she talk to costumer and yelling back to you when you try to order. She is absolutely in a bad mood . Food took forever to come out even during the slo read more

I do love this place for a tasty, fast, and filling meal! Really happy it opened close by

I love the yogurt and the jian bing. gonna be the best I ever tried. yogurt remind me of my childhood, it brings back all my childhood memories. highly recommend. read more