Overall: C // 3 stars Ordered variants on the build your own noodle soup on Uber Eats and found immense value at only $13 a bowl. While I liked that the noodles have springy texture, I found their toppings to be questionable. The beef tendon is on the verge of sour and the wontons mixture to be lacking plumpness. Food: -1 Presentation: E Price: +1 Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats read more

E Noodle Chinatown - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - New York, New York

I love this place for the clay pot rice and I come here just to eat that. I will say there is a bit of a wait as there always is and I do find that it is super greasy, but delicious nontheless. Its an easy to miss restaurant and the seating is very limited read more

Pretty solid food and not as busy as the other Chinatown locations. The portions are also pretty decent. read more

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Get the clay pot rice. Really good but it's big enough to share. Just FYI, f you pay by credit card there, there is an extra $0.50 charge. read more

E Noodle Chinatown - Chinese sausage and steamed pork with salted fish clay pot rice - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - New York, New York

Love this place. Has all that one wants on a menu. Try it. Place is comfy as well with nice and clean facilities. read more

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I am Chinese and is a visitor to nyc. The food here is really authentic Chinese food. Especially the baozaifan. They cook authentic guangzhou style baozaifan. And most importantly their food is very affordable. The price bested my expectation. Good restaurant. read more

E Noodle Chinatown - Baozaifan - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - New York, New York

I probably ordered the wrong things. Scallion pancakes and chicken lo mein- The lo mein came out first and a while later the way way over fried pancakes arrived oily and on the verge of burnt- I'm fickle about the order of things. Chicken lo mein was a soup- I didn't want pork product in anything which I expressed and I'm sure the broth was pork based- the dish was bland anyway- there was an oil based chili condiment that was stale tasting. I was really hungry I ate half the food. The tea in the paper cup was luke warm and everything was served in disposable plastic- wasteful and unethical imo. The person that took my order was nice- ish but unconcerned. I like a no frills experience but def needs a scrubbing. Sorry:/ read more

Great Hong Kong style menu. Huge dumplings that aren't all dough. Definitely a great variety here. Not your typical Chinatown restaurant. Service super friendly. Make sure you check the hours by calling as they do close a few minutes early if they are caught up on orders. Prices are very fair . Yes you can sit down if it's early. Walls are decorated with murals . read more

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Ordered takeout and it was delicious, but with some areas of improvement. The beef brisket was a standout dish in terms of both value and taste. The vegetables with oyster sauce were cooked and seasoned well. The braised tofu was also delicious, but the portion came with too much rice and not much tofu. I would love if they offered the braised tofu dish without rice for more quantity. The soup dumplings had a very thick skin and little amounts of meat, so I wouldn't order it again. Overall this place has an extensive menu and I'd love to try some of the other dishes! read more

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I like the food. Price is reasonable. Staff is friendly. I had been there twice and would go back again.

We got the Braised Beef Tripe Lo Mein and braised beef noodle soup! This is a great place for the canto classics and everything is made very well! They have minimum seating options. read more

E Noodle Chinatown - Braised Beef Brisket Hk Style - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - New York, New York

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Awful! I was at this place today for lunch. My review should be about the food but the treatment I have received by the only waiter/host was terrible. He was rude,he couldn't care less about me,I guess most of the business comes from to go and pick up. He was behind the counter with his loud phone ,laughing and ignoring me even when I had a question for him.Lazy!!! The place is ok,nothing crazy,dirty tables,sauces were gross as well.Oily and dirty,with fingerprints all over them,so much that the FBI would be so happy about it. Nasty,nasty,nasty. The food was lousy too,very salty. Avoid this place! read more

A very lowkey fast casual place. The food is decent and service is pretty fast. My friend and I ordered some noodle dishes before the table next to us, but they ended up accidently giving one of our dishes to the other table. They corrected the mistake eventually and offered to give us a discount as an apology. But, they didn't give us the discount at the end. read more

The food was decent and the owner was very generous with the tea. Price was fair too.

Kenny, the owner, is super warm and nice. He's always happy and super positive. We usually go there once a week for take out and we have never seen him in a bad mood. He makes my kids happy too! Food is as good as the Catherine location! In the beginning, I was worried that the food might not taste the same but surprisingly they have a chef at Jefferson St that can cook as well as the other location. This restaurant offers a lot of Hong Kong, Cantonese type dishes. Highly recommend the crab meat soup dumplings, fishball and fish cake noodle soup and also the stir fry pearl noodle in clay pot. 1) The soup dumplings are packed in it's individual containers so it prevents the dumpling skin from breaking before you get to eat it. It's thin skin, so they don't use the typical thick northern China type of wraps. That's what I enjoy. Who wants to eat dough when you should be enjoying the soup and crab meat! 2) You can pick 1, 2 or 3 items to add to your noodle soup. I usually get their fish cakes and fish balls. It has a bouncy feel with every bite and it doesn't taste frozen. My kids always fight for them when I order it. With the choice of noodle, I usually order the thick egg noodle or flat white noodle. It's just personal preference. 3) The stir fry pearl noodle in clay pot is one of the signature dish they advertise. It's a toss up between the stir fry rice roll but I kids prefer the pearl noodle. It's flavorful and the noodles don't stick together. They started offering breakfast menu maybe about 6 months ago. I'm waiting for them to add Chinese pickle/preserved vegetables with meat with rice noodle soup to the menu!!! The location is small but you won't have a hard time finding a seat. Tables turn fast since the food comes out quick. Most local neighbors do take out from there. I will highly recommend. We need to keep supporting small business!!! read more

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As I was approaching this restaurant on an escooter with my son, there was a guy on his cell who wasn't really paying attention but kept blocking the whole sidewalk. After he realized what he was doing he kindly apologized which was a nice gesture. Turns out he worked at this restaurant and he continued to apologize and even gave me and my son a drink for free as a kind gesture. Even though he didnt owe me an apology it was a nice gesture and I really appreciated it. In any case, I had the wonton noodle soup and it was exactly as I expected it to be. A flavorful shrimp and pork filling with a thin skin and solid noodles. I told him i'd be back if the food was good and suffice it to say, i'll be back. read more

I've only eaten takeout, but the Roast pork is good, their ginger garlic sauce is absolutely delicious.

Fans of the original E-Noodle on Catherine Street, I was intrigued by the opening of E-Noddle Chinatown on Jefferson Street, even closer to where I live. Thus, we pounced on the opportunity to order from there when my mother-in-law expressed a specific desire for wonton soup. We ordered via delivery of the requested wonton soup, shrimp dumpling noodle soup, curry tofu over rice, mixed seafood noodle soup, braised beef brisket and tendon noodle, and Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce. My mother-in-law thoroughly enjoyed her wonton soup, with the requisite delicate skinned-wontons and savory soup. The broth in the wonton soup and shrimp dumpling noodle soup was a bit saltier than what I'm somewhat accustomed to from other Cantonese restaurants, but this was still very good. The mixed seafood noodle soup came with a hearty amount of seafood, including squid, scallops, mussel, white fish fillet chunks, and shrimp. I also liked the curry sauce with the fried tofu as well as the braised beef brisket and tendon noodle. The Chinese broccoli was also a hit amongst the full party of four; the vegetable was stir-fried to perfection and not the least bit too oily. The quality was overall very good and prices reasonable. I would definitely consider ordering from there again. read more

Great spot for noodles. They also have locations in Flushing, Queens, and other areas in Manhattan. One of the last few spots to get authentic Chinese noodles and other various dishes for under 15 bucks. This location is on a deserted and sketchy block but well worth the danger. read more

Wow! I walked by this restaurant and who doesn't love a noodle spot in the neighborhood!? I walked in and was instantly greeted by front staff. Super good customer service and answered all of my questions thoroughly. I ordered the seafood stir fried noodles (I substituted for beef), and it was delicious!! Super crispy and flavorful. There was lots of veggies and the portions were huge. Wonton soup was great! The wontons were big with shrimps, and it was so worth it compared to a lot I've had. Not pictured but their black sesame paste was a great dessert to end the meal. Full of ground sesame, and not too sweet. Lastly, don't forget to partner the meal with a classic Hong Kong milk tea or a lemon honey. My bf and I will definitely come back for more takeout!!! read more

E Noodle Chinatown - Seafood Stir Fried Noodles - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - New York, New York

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I placed an order on UberEats, but when the delivery driver arrived, they didn't give me my black pepper chicken rice; they only gave me the drink. After trying to communicate with the restaurant over the phone without success, I had to spend 20 minutes going to the restaurant to pick up my missing takeout. As you can see, this is a $13 portion, it looks like leftovers, or maybe it was originally just a tiny portion. I will never order from here again. read more

E Noodle Chinatown - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - New York, New York

Really nice addition to the neighborhood. I enjoy being able to get a good portion of Chinese food for under $10. There are a few tables to sit down at. The service is always nice. And I walk away feeling very full. read more

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Great Hong Kong style restaurant in LES! I've gotten takeout here a couple of times and never been disappointed. Would recommend the mixed dumpling noodle soup. read more

We've been ordering from here regularly, often for the roast pork and roast duck over rice, which are really tasty. The workers are friendly. It looks like a place we can bring our kids to at some point. read more

Surprise to see a real Chinese restaurant by the area, plenty of varieties to choose from. The guy who took our orders was super friendly! We had a hot pot rice with Chinese sausage n preserve duck, tasty n they don't got stingy on ingredients, yum yum yum. Only downside, takeout only! read more

E Noodle Chinatown - Hot pot rice with Chinese sausage, lettuce fish soup - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - New York, New York

What can I say so so. The lemon tea is more tea than lemon, can taste the lemon but not that much also not as sweet as other lemon tea. Beef and tomato ramen, tomato is more like tomato paste, beef look like it was either plan fired or actually fired before begin placed within the brouth. I don't think the soup dumplings is made in store, there's little to no soup within the dumplings it like regular dumplings but more moist. But over all it okay read more

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Ordered the Uber eats from there, a clay pot with slice beef, the beef tasted like beef jerky. They put broccoli with it!!!!!! They don't know how to make it right. Worse clay pot I ever have. read more

After reading the reviews, I wanted to give this place a try. When we got here, the place was full but we managed to get a table. The restaurant is small, but comfortable. There is a table with four tall chairs by the window, as well as a row of three conjoined booths by the back wall. The booth area is a bit small, so be prepared to be sitting close to others if the restaurant is packed. The back wall also has a mural that depicts a Chinese family eating noodles and making soup dumplings. We started off with Steam Shanghai Soup Dumplings. Daughter says that it tasted like all the other XLBs that she's had in the past, but she's never had a bad one. So, this was a compliment. LOL. We also ordered the lettuce with oyster sauce, beef with scrambled eggs, homemade fish cake end cut lo mein and spare ribs HK hot pot rice. The lettuce with oyster sauce was good. Daughter loved the beef with scrambled eggs on rice a lot. She thought the beef was very soft but a little chewy and the eggs were fantastic in that it melted in your mouth. I was a little disappointed with Homemade Fish Cake End Cut Lo Mein because I expected the lo mein to be fried but it came out to be wet. Misunderstanding on my part. The fish cake ends were literally ends of the fish cake. If I knew, I would've gotten the middle portion of the fish cake. The server tried describing that to us and I didn't understand it. Lastly, the spare ribs HK hot pot rice was the winner of the night for us. We loved it because the ribs were nice and soft and the rice was nice and crunchy. Hubs threw a lot of soy sauce in it and loved it. We were bummed that we didn't look over and realized that there was another menu on their wall. I'm going to order the Claypot Pearl Noodle the next time we go back. Service was quick. Will definitely return to try other items on the menu! read more

I love this place! Looks like a hole in the wall and for years I passed by this restaurant without any desire to go in. But turns out this is one of the best HK style restaurant in NYC Chinatown. My favs are their chili sauce which you can buy, their fish ball fish cake noodles, their fried fish skin, their marinated beef intestines is not bad, my mom likes their fried tofu I'm ok. I have not tried their clay pot rice which my coworker said is good. Overall, my family and I have been getting takeouts from E Noodles regularly. Sadly, I tried their HK style tea recently and it was not good, no strong tea taste. read more

E Noodle Chinatown - This was the spicy duck noodle, the fried tofu, marinated intestines, and the HK style milk tea. - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - New York, New York

The food here is so good. There is one staff member who is always sweet. However, the guys behind the counter are a bit rude, dismissive and unprofessional. They make some of the best chili oil in this neighborhood. Any time I ask for extra they give me a problem. On several occasions I request a chili oil and they say "ok" then throw a soy sauce in my bag. Even when I offer to pay they say "no, its no problem, here you go" then try to give my another sauce as if I'm not going to check.then they play dumb I didn't realize they grabbed the wrong sauce. Just now, I went there to order food. It was really busy I waited over 25 minutes for my food. I never complained. I sat patiently and waited for my food. I finally got it and asked for 1 more chili oil. They guy , condescendingly response " theres one in the bag, are you sure you want another one? " with a tone in his voice as if he's speaking to a child. I didn't even respond because I clearly just requested one. We literally just , stared at each other until the second person behind the counter said " JUST GIVER HER ONE! " I really didnt appreciate that. Especially after waiting that long. They only fill up on quarter of the tiny container anyway. Maybe if it was filled to the top I wouldn't need 2. It's crazy. Idk why they act like that with the chili oil. It's ridiculous. Why wouldn't you want your customer to have something they enjoy so much from your restaurant. it's so odd the way they try to prevent giving it away even when you offer to pay. Other then that it's great. read more

E Noodle Chinatown - Beef chow fun & a tiny chili oil container that they safeguard like its the last chili oil on earth. - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - New York, New York

I love all the other E-Noodle locations but this one is definitely not living up anywhere close to their other location standards. Food quality was very VERY sub par. Rice was undercooked and hard and the chopped meats were all thin and dry. Felt like they left the rice box overnight in the fridge and reheated it. The soup for the noodles was overly sweet and overpowering the flavor of the other stuff. Braised beef was extremely "beefy" (not in a good way) and very tough. Don't bother to come to this store and go to the one on Catherine Street instead for a much better experience. read more

I ordered the Ginger and Scallions Lo Mein. They serve it with large sliced pieces of scallions, drizzles of oyster sauce, and a side of soup. The scallions were fresh, slightly sweet, and crunchy. The workers were so nice. They were very busy with orders, but still greeted me with big smiles. They mainly do take out. There are two small tables in the corner. Will definitely go back. read more

I've never had a wonton soup I didn't like until I ordered the shrimp wonton soup at this place. The shrimp wonton soup broth tasted like fish water. The lomein was SO salty. We were starving so we still ate the lomein but we did not touch the shrimp wonton soup. The smell of the soup was even making us lose our appetite. The employees were nice, but we will not be returning. read more

I had a craving for clay pot rice and the other location was closed. Thank god for this location. People are very nice here. They're menu is awesome. So many traditional HK items that you can't find anymore in Chinatown. read more

I ordered their Wonton noodle soup with beef stew and it was 10/10. The food came fast. read more

E Noodle Chinatown - 42. Shrimp Wonton Noodle Soup with beef stew - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - New York, New York

Had the eggplant with fish filets over rice for lunch. The presentation was good, the taste would be good too but it was overly salty unfortunately...maybe due to ordering same dish as someone else and chef made a 2 portion to split and got the flavor off. Service was great. Will be giving it another try. read more

A fairly new family-owned Chinese restaurant, a little out of the way but they offer so many delicacies that you just can't find without going to every single restaurant on Mott Street. Everyone is super-friendly and give you tea while you wait for orders, but most importantly, the food is delicious. I'm a vegetarian so I can't try everything on the menu (like stuff with pig's blood) but the stuff I have had is very tasty. They have more tables now so swing by and grab some food! read more

Really delicious Hong Kong Style casual cafe. I've enjoyed everything I've gotten from there so far including the rice noodle rolls, the various noodle soups (beef brisket is my favorite), and the dumplings. Clean, family owned, affordable, and pet friendly. Definitely worth a visit. read more

I work around this area, and so sick and tired of Wu's wonton, this is a great place to grab lunch. Their food are very Cantonese style

Great flavorful food and a clean restaurant. Another great option if you are in Chinatown.