Stopped by Great NY Noodletown while I was in New York and really enjoyed the food. I went with the wonton soup with noodles and also had fried rice, and everything was really good. The wontons and noodles especially hit the spot--simple, comforting, homestyle food. The experience is a little different because you may end up sitting at a table with other people, but honestly, that's part of the charm. It gives the place a very casual, old-school, homestyle feel. If you're into that kind of atmosphere, you'll probably enjoy it. The service was okay--nothing that really stood out--but the food definitely made the visit worthwhile. Overall, it's a no-frills kind of spot where the food is the star, and I'd definitely come back for the noodles and wonton soup. read more

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Have been going here for over 30 years for take out and in restaurant dining. Never had a bad meal- ever! The food is very good and authentic. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The ambience has improved much since the place has been redone and cleaned up around 2021ish.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Not fancy at all- the ambience is the food, staff, and patrons.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The major variable for fully enjoying the restaurant is going on off- hours. Went today at 11 AM and had great service and great meal. Maybe 4 tables were occupied and no table sharing. When the place is jammed, which is the usual, the service can be variable. Cash only and lately a modest tip as added to the bill. read more

This is one of our go to restaurants in Chinatown. Has been around for ages and centrally located next to where my hubby gets his haircut. Hubby and little one loves the crunchy seafood noodle here to the point we always comes here if we are in Chinatown. Unfortunately today the seafood in the noodles were not fresh at all. Even the sliced up fish cake had an odd taste to it. Texture of the noodles and the sauce are all still great. Hubby was definitely very disappointed. Had to order the NY Times recommended soft shell crab since there's a huge sign on the outside window when walking in and I'm sure I've seen some influencer recommend it on IG. Didn't know what flavor to expect but was happily surprised when it was salt and pepper and fried fresh and perfect over a bed of lettuce and sliced jalepenos. The size of the crabs were quite sizable so that was a plus. The prices are seasonal so the price of the two crabs costs $29.99. [[HIGHLIGHT]]This is totally a no frills interior. If you're a single diner, expect to share a table with other diners.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Service here is below par. I would even say unattentive and terrible. I tried to wave the waiter down at least 5 times before we were able to put in the order. And it wasn't even busy in the restaurant yet. read more

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[[HIGHLIGHT]]Definitely a no-frills kind of place but that's exactly what I want.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] You go in and can seat yourself, menus already on the table. Came during a Tuesday evening. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The atmosphere is so relaxed. Everyone is doing their own thing, almost even spacing out, but that was very calming.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I ordered the meat combination over rice plate and I actually enjoyed all the meats, but I do wish it was hot. The flowering chives with mushroom roll are my favorite though. It is surprisingly such a nice mix of leaf and stalk textures that I haven't tried a lot in any Asian cuisine. Cash only. read more

Great NY Noodletown - Cantonese Near Me - New York, New York

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Came on a rainy Saturday to see what all the buzz was about! We got sat immediately and got lucky, the place got jammed right after we sat down. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I loved watching the duck and pork getting carried past our table to the chopping block literally right behind me.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We ordered the crispy pork which arrived...cold? But it was delicious and the skin was sooo crunchy. We held onto the sweet dipping sauce because we also ordered 2 soft shell crabs which went REALLY well with the sauce and a shrimp wonton noodle soup. The shrimp wontons were a little heavy on the sesame oil but plump and the noodles were perfectly cooked and chewy. They needed our table so they booted us the heck outta there and I had to ask for my water glass back because I wasn't done drinking it! Wohop's SSC are smaller but salted a little better. This place's crabs were bigger and meatier but definitely milder. read more

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Great NY Noodletown doesn't have the crazy late hours that it used to, but it STILL is a delicious destination, especially post-happy hour. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Solid solo diner spot, and there are large round tables for group affairs.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Roast duck on rice? Yes! Not into rice, switch that out for egg noodles. Get yourself a bit of soup broth on the side - or a whole ass bowl of noodle soup if you're hungry. Cash only. I can't believe my last review for them was *18 years ago*. read more

Great NY Noodletown - Roast duck on white rice - Cantonese Near Me - New York, New York

Great NY Noodle Town might be a double edged sword for many people. For some who want to get food fast and something quick and easy, this is a great place for people who know what they want. For those who want to take in the time to enjoy their food and expect service, I'd probably be honest with you this place can be a miss for many. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's chaotic, the table space is small and maybe you might bump shoulders with someone but you get your food quick and sometimes the food will make up for the negatives[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] ( I hope ). I personally will recommend two things; 1. Bring CASH 2. Know what you want ahead of time The servers here move at a fast pace and I'd say they don't really like to wait. The service could be better and I agree but that's why like I said it's a double edged sword. The food here at least is great and is a major reason why people come back. If you do decide to dine in here, you get complimentary tea. You can ask for hot water but you have to flag the server ( or anyone really ). Sometimes it's easier to do that than wait because it lets the restaurant know that you want something. I got Beef Chow Fun & Beef Pan Fried Noodles. Truly a staple in Chinese Food. Beef Chow Fun is like wide rice noodles that's stir fried quickly with light/dark soy sauce, oyster sauce, Shaoxing wing, bean sprouts, and generally flank steak. It's delicious and the Wok Hei ( think of it like the Maillard Reaction ) gives it a nice smoky flavor from being cooked too fast. I also got Beef Pan Fried Noodles which is made with Hong Kong Pan Fried Noodles, Marinated Beef, Ginger, Garlic, Bok Choy, Aromatics, and Gravy that's like a slurry from the cornstarch they mix in. If you like crispy noodles, this is definitely the way to go. The food is delicious and the portions are generous. Bring a friend or a family if you come here but just come in knowing what to expect. The tipping or the service charge is true, I did get charged 20% but if you really want to know; feel free to flag down someone to clarify. Once again, it's Cash Only so keep that in mind when dining out in Chinatown. read more

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I always leave this place feeling full and happy feeling. Teas are complementary. You can also ask for hot water too. Their shrimp wonton noodles are the best. I don't think the taste changed from when I used to come here w my sister in 2016 read more

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Met a friend at Great NY Noodletown on a warm June Sunday for lunch. I have wanted to go for a few years to try their famous soft shelled crabs when they're in season and was glad to have plans to go and finally sample. The waitress came over right away and seeing my friend and I wiping perspiration from our foreheads from a hot walk there, and she immediately offered us a cool drink. Drinks delivered and cooler, we ordered. I knew I wanted the crabs, and we asked the waitress what else she recommended. She offered great ideas: baby pig which came sliced with crispy skin and tender meat and delicious sauce, sautéed Chinese broccoli arriving glossy and jade green and perfectly cooked, and when we said we liked spicy, she recommended wide rice noodles with a yellow curry sauce and shrimp and pork that had a touch of heat, and lots of flavor. Delicious! All dishes were excellent and the waitress guided us nicely for a well rounded sample of dishes. The crabs deserved the hype: Well seasoned, fresh and tender under a crispy exterior, and they were large and meaty. I loved the food and the service was attentive and kind, so look forward to going back. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Clean and neat but no frills space, because the food is the star.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Also, cash only. My friend bought lunch for my birthday, but I think we did not know about the "sc" (service charge) already on the bill (and this does feel a little sneaky and disingenuous tbh) and maybe tipped on top. Wish I knew this before, so check your bill or ask! But that said, can't wait to go back. If I lived nearby I'd be getting those amazing soft shelled crabs and Chinese broccoli to take home too. Dreaming of my next sample. Yum. read more

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Finally made it to this classic Chinatown institution. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The dining room is plain. It's immaculately clean[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]. The staff were efficient, if not effusive. The food was amazing. I followed Eater and Robert Sietsma's advice. We started with roast pork wonton soup. It was an enormous serving with a generous amount of roast pork, ethereal gigantic shrimp wontons and fine noodles. The broth had a funky underdone that I was undecided about. My brother said that it always tastes that way. It was cured with a splash of soy sauce. We had the 3 barbecued meat combo. We had char siu, regular roast pork- which tasted surprisingly different and roast duck. Finally we split an order of beef chow fun with gravy. It was delicious and the gravy added deep umami. We got a side of green sauce to splash on the meat. It was really good and worth getting. The portions were enormous. We had a ton of leftovers. The prices were reasonable. Cash only. If you like Cantonese food and haven't been, go! read more

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Unfortunately, I ordered the wrong noodle dish so I didn't get the full experience. I got the chicken and vegetable with wide noodle and it wasn't great. It had a very weird yet bland flavor profile and the texture was slimy. Wouldn't recommend. That being said I also got the seasonal soft shell crab and that was amazing! The food my neighbors ordered looked insanely good so this one is on me. Will be back to order the right things. read more

Great NY Noodletown - Soft Shell Crab (Seasonal) - Cantonese Near Me - New York, New York

After all the times that I've passed by this venerable Chinatown institution...I FINALLY had an opportunity to stop in...and boy oh boy I was not disappointed!! I purchased three BBQ meat over rice dishes to go (Roast Pork over Rice, Roast Pig over Rice and Roast Duck over rice). The roast pork was absolutely delicious and tender, and the white rice had soaked in all that delicious juice drippings from the meat. The Roast Duck was very tender and flavorful (although I wish they had included a little more duck in my order). My wife had the roast pig over rice (the only complaint she had was that the skin wasn't crispy even after warming up in the air fryer). I tasted hers and found the meat to be very tender in a favorable. Three meat over rice dishes for only $26 in Manhattan Chinatown??? WINNER!!! Looking forward to going back there and try some of the other dishes . Very highly recommended!! read more

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This place was rated one of the 100 best restaurants in NYC! I had to give it a try. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's a small casual place.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's packed during lunch time.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We waited for about 15 minutes and got seated at a small table for 5 of us. We ordered half roasted duck, bbq pork, beef chow fen and beef noodle soup. The duck was very good and I'd recommend this dish. BBQ pork was ok. Beef chow fen didn't have much beef and beef noodle soup was average. It's a cash only place. Please be aware that they charge you 20% service charge automatically! No need to tip extra! It's very misleading the way how they presented the check. It's on a handwritten receipt with "SC" next to it, which would be hard to tell if not paying attention to your bill. In my opinion, there are soooo many better Cantonese restaurants near by in Chinatown. read more

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This place never disappoints when I just want some noodles. You don't go to Chinatown for service, you go for the food. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's always crowded in here, but you know there's always good food here.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Always remember to bring cash here. read more

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Chinatown! Since we so enjoyed Great NY Noodle Town last time, we returned. While there's no denying you'll get a delicious meal, I take away a star. Here's why: xxx Their wontons are excellent, shrimp-filled and delicate. BUT the broth this time was weak, almost tasteless. Soy sauce to the rescue, which really just made the soup salty. xxx I didn't snap a photo of our chow fun. What's with all the gravy? Not enough sprouts, scallions or vegetables. Pretty much all noodles, beef and sauce. xxx No complaints about chicken with vegetables. Not quite as good as our former choice, chicken with eggplant, but good. People posting on tourist sites often ask for Chinatown recommendations. This restaurant frequently comes up. I noticed out-of-towners there yesterday who frantically pooled their money, obviously unaware of Noodle Town's payment policy. Remember -- cash only! read more

Stopped in for a bite! The hubby had a tripe noodle soup. The broth was delicious. It hugs you from the I side out. I had fried pork chops and rice. So delicious read more

Great NY Noodletown - Fried pork chops and rice - Cantonese Near Me - New York, New York

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Great NY Noodle Town has been one of my longtime go-to spots for takeout, and it continues to hit the mark. The food is consistently flavorful, portions are generous, and while prices have crept up a bit over the years, it still feels like solid value for the amount and quality you get. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The place is classic Chinatown: straightforward, no-frills, and full of old-school charm.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Service is famously abrupt and efficient -- very much a "get you fed fast" operation -- but that's part of the experience here. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The dining room gets busy and crowded during peak hours, with tight or communal seating.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Just know what you're walking into and you'll be fine. What really keeps people coming back is the food. It's a favorite spot for authentic Cantonese comfort dishes, and a few standouts are consistently recommended: * Wonton noodle soup -- light, clean, and one of the best in Chinatown. * Roast meats -- BBQ pork, roast duck, and soy sauce chicken are all excellent. * Beef chow fun -- smoky, tender, and perfectly wok-fried. * Salt-baked soft-shell crab (when in season) -- a longtime favorite. They're open seven days a week and operate on a cash-only basis, so come prepared. If you're with friends, the rice or noodle combos with mixed meats are a great way to sample more of the menu without over-ordering. Overall, Great NY Noodle Town remains a reliable, iconic stop for straightforward, delicious Cantonese food -- whether you're dining in or grabbing takeout. read more

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I will give this place props for being affordable and a solid spot for big groups (think big tables with lazy susan's). Your meal comes with hot tea, and the service is fast. However the food was lacking in flavor (beef noodle soup), and some of the dishes we received were pretty cold. I did enjoy the shrimp dumplings in their special egg middle soup. I'm glad I tried it but probably wouldn't come back again. read more

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It's like a well oiled machine in here. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It gives diner vibes, but on a smaller scale.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] It's busy, and once you decide what you want from the expansive menu, the service is very quick. The food is hot, delicious, and best of all, inexpensive. roast pork and duck over rice. 5/5 Pan fried noodles with Asian vegetables 5/5 No need to waste your time. You'll thank me later. Til we eat again... read more

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Our first breakfast stop during our family vacation to NYC was Great NY Noodle Town. We ordered a wonton soup, wonton noodle soup with added duck, fried soft shell crab, and porridge to share amongst the 4 of us. I used Hon's Wun-Tun (located in SF's Chinatown) to set my expectations for Great NY Noodle Town, as Hon's Wun-Tun is my all-time favorite place for wonton. Compared to Hon's, Great NY Noodle Town was pretty comparable, though I still preferred Hon's. The wonton here are a very reasonable size. My dad personally liked the soft shell crab. I thought it tasted very acidic (perhaps the beer they use in the batter?), so it wasn't my favorite. The restaurant itself is pretty clean. I appreciate that they had bathrooms for customers to use. read more

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We went on Christmas Day! We waited in line outside (that wrapped around the block) for an hour. It was worth it. [[HIGHLIGHT]]As crowded as it was, we were not rushed.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The food was amazing and there was so much of it. And when I heated it up the next day it was still good. read more

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this restaurant is has been a staple in Chinatown, open for over 40 years. known for the barbecue item and wonton. Also make a nice casserole. The waiters are not friendly at all. The place is clean. and the price is reasonable. be careful with the bill since it's cash only. they included tips but they don't tell you read more

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I'm writing this review because consistency and food safety matters. The first time I had roast duck from Great New York Noodle Town, it was absolutely delicious. The duck was not greasy at all, perfectly cooked in the middle, soft, juicy, and full of flavor. You could truly taste the roast duck, and the skin had a subtle sweetness that made it amazing. That experience is the only reason I agreed to order it again. Unfortunately, the second time was a complete disappointment and honestly disgusting. The duck we received tasted old. There was no duck flavor at all. The meat was gray, and when I warmed it up, it released a strong, unpleasant odor. Even worse, parts of the meat appeared yellow and pus-like -- not the skin, but the meat itself, which is extremely concerning. It was clear this duck had been sitting out far too long before being sold. Yes, the photos may look good because my phone takes great pictures -- I can't help that -- but close-ups tell the real story. The food was bad, unsafe, and completely inedible. We had to throw it away. It's unacceptable for any restaurant to sell meat in that condition. Food is expensive, people work hard for their money, and no one should come home excited to eat only to be met with spoiled food. Beyond that, people are hungry out here -- wasting food because of poor handling is infuriating. The inconsistency between visits is alarming. Great the first time, absolutely terrible the second time. That alone makes it hard to trust ordering again. This review is being posted so others are aware -- no one deserves to pay for food that should never have been sold in the first place. read more

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My partner and I have been wanting to try this NYC Chinatown institution for quite some time, and had the opportunity to grab some noodles and roasted meats on a recent rainy evening. The place was packed, but they use the space wisely and fill it with tables everywhere they can. Also seemed like they had non-stop takeout orders too. The menu is extensive, but that is the case for most Chinatown restaurants in that range. Portions are massive with reasonable prices to match (great value for quantity). We opted for a 3 meat combo (roast pork, pork belly, and duck), wide noodles with shrimp and egg, and a Chinese sausage fried rice. Believe it or not, of the three, the fried rice was our favorite. We enjoyed the roast pork & pork belly, but the cut of duck we got was mostly bones (very little meat) and all three meats were luke warm (still tasty). The noodles themselves were delicious, but we definitely got the wrong sauce (and was different preparation than what we were expecting). Overall, we would definitely go back! But it won't be replacing some of our favorite haunts in the area. Oh and we really loved the house tea that it came with! read more

Great NY Noodletown - Cantonese Near Me - New York, New York

This place has Real Chinese Food!!! We had Soft Shell Crab they were delicious I cannot remember the noodle dish but that was also a memory of years ago when we could get the real deal down in Chinatown The joint only takes cash just another reason I like them! read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]On my trips to Noodletown I'm always tagging along with a Cantonese speaking group going for a casual bite to eat, not making this into a big thing, and they don't need to see the menu.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I eat what is ordered and while couldn't tell you the names of the dishes in Cantonese, I recognize that the group always gets the same dishes more or less. My tip is to stick with what they are known for (hint: it's in the name) read more

Casual Cantonese Comfort--Exactly What We Were Craving My husband and I were on the hunt for an affordable lunch spot, and we stumbled upon this no-frills Cantonese restaurant--and honestly, I'm so glad we did. Food: 5/5 If you grew up on Cantonese food, you'll know this isn't the kind of place you go for fine dining--it's the casual, homey kind of spot that serves those "soul food" dishes you can't always find. Wonton soup (no noodles), seafood noodle stir fry, half of roast duck and roast pork! I can't help but make the meat the highlight. The crispy skin, the juicy meat, the fatty bits left unapologetically on the plate--it was exactly what it should be. Not overly polished, but rich and satisfying in all the right ways. $72 for two with tip, where guess would I go? Service: 5/5 This isn't a "white tablecloth" service kind of place--it's fast, efficient, and to the point. We were seated immediately, got our orders in, and had steaming hot plates in under 20 minutes. They gave us hot tea without even asking. Love that!! All in all, would I go back? Absolutely. It's cash-only, affordable, and legit. They also automatically add the tip!! Perfect for a casual lunch that hits all the nostalgic notes if you grew up with Cantonese food--or just want a great meal that doesn't break the bank. read more

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You get exactly what you expect here. Food is average and served quickly. Cash only. Decent if you're in the area. read more

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This restaurant is a Chinatown classic and has an extensive menu. When I visited for the first time, I could tell a lot of customers were regulars at Great NY Noodle Town. We tried a variety of items - duck and roast pork over rice, roast pork wonton noodle soup, and seafood pan fried noodles. None of the items impressed me, I thought they were alright. I've had better barbecued items elsewhere and the wonton noodle soup was fine. The seafood pan fried noodles were a little bland and the seafood didn't taste very fresh. Overall, the meal felt a little bland and I'd opt elsewhere to get my Chinese comfort food. read more

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Party of four. We had the BBQ pork, roast pig and roast duck, 2 had the congee with preserved egg, 2 had the roast pork won ton noodle, Chinese broccoli, beef chow fun and soft shell crabs. Quick service and always good value. Love this place. read more

I love New York, Staples, especially old-school Chinese restaurants. I've only been here three times but, but each time has been a little bit better. BB read more

Came here for beef chow fun (nice wok char) and stir fried pea shoots (expensive but so tender and well season). Cash only. Can't go wrong with staple Chinese food! read more

Finally had the chance to come by to this Chinatown classic for the first time recently - my friend and I came by for a weekday dinner last week and there were plenty of open tables while we were there. The menu is pretty large (Cheesecake Factory vibes) but I vaguely knew that I wanted to try some of their BBQ meats, so I got the 2 items combination on rice with roast pork (燒肉) and char siu (叉燒). It was really good! The char siu had a great ratio of lean and fat meat, and I really liked the sauce on it (it was a bit salty, but paired nicely with the rice). The roast pork was also really good - the crispy skin was perfect and so delicious, but I did find that there were way too many pieces of basically just fat / bone :( My friend ordered the roast duck and it was also super delicious! Portion size was big enough to takeaway for a second meal the next day, too. Overall, a very solid meal - really authentic (esp the vibes - grimy tables, brusque service, all good signs haha) and while it wasn't necessarily the best Cantonese food I've had, for this price I certainly can't complain. Will definitely be back to work through their extensive menu! Other notes - they do have a bathroom (slightly better than many Chinatown restaurants lol) and cash only. read more

Great NY Noodletown - Roast duck 燒鴨 - Cantonese Near Me - New York, New York

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Great value! I ordered the roast pork over rice. It came out quickly and was pretty tasty, although maybe a bit more too fatty than my preference. read more

Great NY Noodletown - Cantonese Near Me - New York, New York

Noodle town is the typical Chinese comfort food: BBQ, congees, noodle (soup and fried), wonton and others. The BBQ wasn't as tasty as other places but the wonton/watercress dumplings are nice, the egg noodles are perfect. Chewy and thin. read more

I came here to order takeout and I found the food to be finished pretty fast - less than 10 mins. I got their combination meat over rice, fried steak with fried rice and onion, and their beef lo mein. A few of their combo meats ran out when I come in near closing around 9:30 so I got the 2 meat. I found my favorite dish here to be the fried steak and fried rice. I thought it was absolutely amazing, it's definitely a must-order for me next time! read more

A no frills Chinatown staple. We were seated almost immediately even though it seemed pretty busy and there was limited seating. We were given tea (which I believe was Earl Grey... I could be wrong) upon sitting down. We ordered two dishes: Roast Pork Lo Mein (3.5/5): Again, nothing toooo extraordinary but it was still a pretty good dish. Roast Duck and Wonton Noodle Soup (4/5): It was a great choice for such a cold day. I really liked their broth and the wontons. They gave plenty of duck as well! Overall, I would likely come back just because it is such a consistent place with affordable prices but just keep in mind it's nothing extravagant, but definitely a great place if you want some comfort and fast Chinese food. read more

Great NY Noodletown - Roast Duck and Wonton Noodle Soup (4/5): I really liked their broth and the wontons. They gave plenty of duck pieces too! - Cantonese Near Me - New York, New York

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This place is amazing incredible food if you want original Chinese food not that fake stuff the staff were amazing everything was great,Drove all the way from Boston Massachusetts just to sit and eat here would definitely recommend to everyone and everybody AAA +++ read more

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Great NY Noodle Town has been a cantonese staple for years, & it's a consistently reliable late night spot. It's been a hot minute since I've been here, but my family and I came recently around 8pm for a quick bite. We were quite surprised to see that it was only half full; congestion pricing seems to really be impacting their business. We ordered a few bowls of noodle soup, half a soy sauce chicken, and some veggies. I always forget how good the roast meats are here. The chicken was really well seasoned, generously portioned, tasty, and not dry! Noodle soup portions are still generous, even though the bowl looks deceivingly small. I ordered my noodles with brisket & wonton, and there was a good amount of both toppings. The broth is not as flavorful as I remember, but still works well with the noodles. Cash only spot still, and parking is tough around this area. read more

Great NY Noodletown - Cantonese Near Me - New York, New York

Dropped by to grab some roast pork for my husband. Quick efficient service. Small container with rice is $8; large container (1 lb.) is $13. Cash only. read more