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    Bites of Xi'an

    4.3 (239 reviews)
    InexpensiveChinese, Noodles, Burgers
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Good for kids

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    First time. Review pending
    Yuedong L.

    Context: Spouse and I love Xi'An 菜 on January 15, 2026 on my way back from work. I decided to order and try this place out for takeout - for our movie night. Food & Price: 1. spicy chicken, beef noodle soup. 2. Dry noodle pork and garlic sauce. 3. 6 Gyozas - 锅贴 Price total: $29.23 The portions were good and the quality was fantastic. The noodles were actually spicy when I asked him to be spicy. I also asked for extra hot sauce on the side and they provide provided. No questions asked. For the authenticity as well as the quality of the food - the price is - was Fantastic!! Service: As a native manner on speaker, that doesn't help here. Know your order and don't expect explanations. On the plus side they have a QR code for the electronic menu. Pictures are posted across all the walls in addition to the countertop where you take your order with plenty of menus around. TLDR: I've seen Service much worse than other Chinese restaurants. At least here they provide you the materials for you to educate yourself. I'm knocked into the deduct points because they were not rude - because of my expectations were set. Remember, there's only four tables here so don't expect to sit down restaurant style of service. Ambiance: See images I posted. Plenty of good lighting inside. Just note that parking can be a little bit hectic unless you're local. TLDR: - Authentic - Portion versus Price one of the best I have ever seen. Highly recommend to try for a meal one day.

    N1. Stewed Beef Noodle Soup.
    Cindy Z.

    A friend surprised me with a delivery order from here and it was such a filling and comforting meal. They also have some BOGO deals, so got two Crispy Pork Rougamo ($6.50) and two Pork & Cabbage Dumpling in Spicy Sour Soup ($9.95). Both are great deals, but I especially loved how plump and juicy the dumplings are. The soup also have great tangy flavor that gave it the extra umami. I also got an order of the Stewed Beef Noodle Soup ($12.95) which had tender chunks of beef, fresh bok choy, and bouncy noodles in simmered soup. I ended up eating all of this in 3 separate meals because it was so much food, so definitely a great value here.

    . N2. Diao Diao Noodle
    Jenny F.

    No frills food is always bomb and the service is quick and friendly. Shoutout to the people working hard there everyday cashier and kitchen. N2

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    Benito M.

    Service was quick even though they seem to be busy every time I've been here. Food is made to order so it's fresh every time! Dining space is on the smaller end but I always seem to find seating. Extremely affordable, flavorful, and filling. Come here at least once a week

    N1. Stewed Beef Noodle Soup and R2. Rice Topped with Shredded Pork in Spicy Garlic Sauce
    Brian S.

    Love this place. Great prices. Asians eat here. Beef noodle soup is great. Same with garlic spicy pork over rice and all the dumplings.

    N1. Stewed Beef Noodle Soup
    Dalena D.

    Food (4 stars): I really enjoyed their beef noodle soup! The broth is not too salty or spicy. The meat is perfectly tender. Good amount of bok choy. Pretty solid for the price of $11 The restaurant is really small and casual. I would definitely come back for a quick bite.

    N1. Stewed Beef Noodle Soup
    Kelsey G.

    flushing food and prices but here in brooklyn! i got the beef noodle soup because i was missing home -- the beef was very tender and flavorful, and the broth had my perfect amount of chili oil and szechuan peppercorn flavor. i also really liked the texture of the noodles, bouncy and neither too firm nor soft! no notes for improvements; i wasn't expecting i'd be able to find something like this for UNDER $12 in brooklyn but im glad i found it!! i ordered online + paid at the store and it was so quick.

    D2. Pork and Cabbage Dumpling and N2. Diao Diao Noodle
    Liz R.

    We ordered 3 dishes- Diao diao noddles is very good, not spicy so my son loves it. Stewed beef noodles soup- I think it's not spicy but very tasty, I love it. It comes with 3- 4 piece of beef. Pork and cabbage dumplings- this is the classic one and definitely homemade. The portions are little bit smaller but with the prices, it's still worth it. The foods all tasted good so will come back for sure.

    N2. Diao Diao Noodle
    Rebecca C.

    This is the definition of comfort food for me. If you want saucy noodles with a bunch of toppings and flavor, get the diao diao noodle. I almost always order this.

    M.N3. Qishan Meat Sauce Noodle Soup
    Melkys V.

    I'm on the fence about this place, it wasn't amazing but it is very cheap. We paid 22.75 for two whole meals. Service was quick and the restaurant had 4 tables only, people seemed to take food to go a lot. 3.5/5!

    Jeremy W.

    I am so glad I live near by this little place that brings a taste of home to me. I am from Xi'an, China and I am pretty certain that their Rougamo is most authentic in New York City. Their Rougamo, made in the Old Tong Guan style, features crispy multi-layered bread and juicy hand-pulled pork, mirroring the flavors I cherished back in Xi'an. (I personally prefer to having some fat in Rougamo) Every time I miss my parents, this Rougamo soothes my nostalgia. If you're ever in search of comforting flavors, I'd be happy to recommend bits of Xi'an to you

    JDB Herbal Tea (Wong Lo Kat.) Always very sweet and tasty.
    Glenn C.

    Note: Reading is for the local area. Would probably give them 4 if this was outside of Downtown Brooklyn. I went to this place several months ago and as per the name of the restaurant, they serve food from Xi'an which is in northern China. Outside of this location, there's also a few others around the city. The place was very crowded and I was lucky to get a seat with a ton of people getting takeout with a lot of people getting dumplings or noodle soups. As it was a bit of a walk and because I was planning on having leftovers regardless, I decided to order two different noodles (Diao Diao Noodles and Liang Pi) along with one of their pork rougamo. To drink, I had a JDB Herbal Tea which is an alternative branding of Wong Lo Kat (there's a whole debate with this.) It's a herbal tea and for those who haven't had it, it is quite sweet with the closest flavor being rock sugar and osmanthus. The Diao Diao Noodles/西府调调面 is essentially a mix of three different home-style Chinese noodles dishes and would be a very good choice if you haven't been here before as it's a good way of sampling a variety of the dishes here. There was chewable noodle topped with stewed beef (or a dry version of their popular stewed beef noodles,) stir-fried tomato and egg/番茄炒鸡蛋, and meat sauce noodles/zhajiangmian/炸酱面 along with baby bok choy and scallion. The stew beef noodles were tasty with soft tender meat with some of it having a bit of a chew which is my preference and I can see why their soup version of this seems very popular. The tomato and egg was a comforting tasty dish and was the simplest in terms of flavoring which actually worked well as the other two were on the saltier side. The zhajiangmian was slightly salty but not too much so and it had a good rich flavor as with the beef noodles though in this case from the thick black porky stew. The bok choy worked as a veggie side and the noodles had a pleasant chew as well. Overall very tasty and very much worth it for the price. I ordered the Liang Pi/Cold Skin Noodles/凉皮 as well having most of it the day afterwards. As expected, it had good spice as well as a lot of vinegar and it tasted healthier compared to the other dish. It was a pretty solid version though I would have preferred more pieces of gluten which would have soaked up the tasty sauce. As they're designed to go together, I also got a Rougamo (or Roujiamo)/肉夹馍 with pork which is essentially a circular flatbread. The pork inside was very tender with some good fat which was good but it lacked the crispy texture on the outside. Overall the liang pi were good and the rougamo was pretty solid especially for the price. There aren't that many good Northern Chinese spots outside of Flushing and I found the food here just better than at Xian Famous Foods and cheaper. Just a really good deal and I can see why they're popular. Will go back to try the dumplings as they seemed very popular and more.

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    Not Good at all, no flavor in the food.. Beef Soup bland.. A waste of $45... can't understand the high ratings???

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    Very yummy comfort food at a great price! I recommend the pork belly over noodles! Delicious

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    4.5(77 reviews)
    6.0 miBath Beach, Bensonhurst
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    4.3(211 reviews)
    2.3 miWilliamsburg - North Side
    $$$
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    This was my second visit to Tonchin, and it definitely won't be my last…read more The first time I came, I sat at one of the high-top tables in the front. This visit, we were seated in the back at a regular table, and I really enjoyed the extra space and more relaxed atmosphere. The ramen was excellent; rich, flavorful, and exactly what I was craving. Everything came out fresh and beautifully presented. Our waiter, Kenny, was attentive, friendly, and checked in on us throughout the meal without being overbearing. One thing you absolutely have to order is the kimchi mushrooms. They were so good that I'm still thinking about them the next day. Seriously, if Tonchin sold jars of them, I'd keep one stocked in my fridge at all times. Great food, great service, and a beautiful space. I highly recommend checking it out if you're a ramen lover.

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    4.5(491 reviews)
    0.7 miBrooklyn Heights
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    Women-owned & operated
    Kid friendly

    My family and I were nearby for an event and stumbled upon this restaurant for dinner. Little did…read morewe know, this was the viral restaurant that makes the tiny dumplings! We were skeptical about this restaurant but it exceeded our expectations and we can't wait to return! We came on a weekend for dinner so it was busy! We were able to snag a table and seeing how busy this place was, we knew it was going to be good! We had the pork XLB, chicken feet, pork & vegetable wontons with spicy peanut sauce, noodles with scallion and peanut butter sauce, beef lo mein and the beef ribs. Everything was delicious! The highlights of our meal were the pork XLB and the beef ribs. The pork XLB were made fresh to order and they were flavorful and juicy! Definitely on my list of best XLB I have ever had. The beef ribs were also delicious! They torched it table side which definitely added a nice touch! Considering how busy they were, the service was immaculate. They were also very attentive to details since we had a kid with allergies. We will definitely be coming back soon. This place is also right next to the Court Street train station which makes it very convenient to get to!

    Excellent soup dumplings. Juicy soup and good portion size…read more Fried dumplings were not that good. It felt like they were just unfrozen and the skin was extremely hard. Very solid seaweed and also the cucumber salad. Scallion pancakes were thin and could have been more crispy. Overall very satisfied with the soup dumplings. Would go again.

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    4.3(76 reviews)
    0.6 miProspect Heights, Park Slope

    I came into Muteki Udon a bit skeptical since the prices initially felt on the higher side, but…read morethat quickly changed once the bowl arrived. The portion size lined up with the cost, and more importantly, the quality delivered. Every sip of the broth and every slurp of the udon made it clear this was a thoughtfully prepared dish. I went with the niku udon on recommendation and it lived up to it. The flavor was rich and satisfying, and the quality of the meat really stood out. What really put things into perspective was visiting Raku shortly after. At a similar price point, the difference in portion, flavor, and quality of ingredients was noticeable. Muteki felt more filling and more complete as a meal. I left genuinely happy with the experience and would definitely come back to try more of their udon options.

    I stopped by for a late lunch with a friend and was welcomed into a little Japanese oasis. I loved…read morethe ambiance and decor of the place including their handmade bowls and plates, which are individually made by the owner --wow. To start off, we had the Cheeseburger Dumplings ($12), which was so unique. We've never had something like this and they executed it really well. The dumplings were filled with meat and fried with a skirt. The cheese part was topped over it like a melty dressing, so a delicious and special dish here. Plus, it had a side salad to balance all the grease here. For the entrees, we had to get the udon and shared the Niku Udon ($25) and Salmon Ikura Udon ($30). It was a nice combo between a hot and cold udon. The Niku was your classic udon bowl filled with plenty of beef and a perfectly soft-boiled egg. The broth was sweet and savory for a warm and comforting meal. On the other hand, the salmon udon was quite unique with matcha udon and fresh salmon. There is a dashi to pour and mix into the noodles, which still gave it flavor and the slurp you want in a udon. Both were so great in its own way. Even their ramen also looked great, but I love all noodles. Definitely a great spot to dine near Barclays Center. Love to come back whenever I'm in the area again. The udon dishes are on the pricier side, but they're huge bowls.

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    4.5(66 reviews)
    3.4 miBushwick

    The reviews here are true! This place is bomb. The food has to be the most delicious ramen I've…read moreeaten in awhile and I eat a lot of ramen. Everything was delicious, hot and it was delivered quickly. The prices are up there however the food is worth it . I ordered a ramen bowl with the corn ribs. My partner ordered the salmon and I forget what the order item is called but damn it was good. Please stop by and give them a try it's absolutely worth the price

    Cuisine: 8 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 7 Value: 7 Overall: 8 Another Thai owned Japanese restaurant specializing in izakaya style cuisine in Bushwick. It's been open for a few years, so clearly it has a good enough formula to keep the neighborhood happy. I have been here once before, but returned last week after dining several meals at Tomoni in Jackson Heights. Apparently, the owners are friends. Nonetheless, I needed to make the comparison. After my first few bites of their Tora Don and Chirashi Don, it was clear that this restaurant has the better quality seafood. Each slice of sashimi had vibrant colors, clean taste, and the proper texture. Tomoni is not bad, but fall slightly short of this caliber. With that said, there is an even farther gap between their rice quality. Though Tora is very good, Tomoni produces nearly perfect texture and acidity for my taste buds. Other than the best omakase restaurants in NYC, Tomoni shines as one of the best versions of sushi rice in the five boroughs. Service is good and space is cute. If I have a craving for some decent Japanese food, I would drive 20 minutes here for a meal anytime.

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