Yeshh another location for tofu pudding!!! I ordered a large serving for $4.75. It can't get any…read morebetter. Silky, smooth, perfection.

They sell soy milk and soy pudding. The soy milk is pretty good, my second favorite in NY. Soy…read morepudding contains a bit too much liquid although still pretty good. They are a bit hard to spot. I have walked past it multiple times. Theyre also cash only.

So this food truck made an appearance at my school for an event. We had a choice of Medina Halal,…read moreGorilla Cheese and Warung Roadside. Of course being the foodie that I am, I needed to Yelp each truck before deciding, and already being a sucker for Asian food, Warung won hands down. All of the pictures that they had on Yelp looked amazing. Then I looked at the menu for the options we had and the food was all the same. I thought, great! You'd be an idiot not to choose this truck. ANYWAYS, WOW, what an extreme disappoint is all I can say. They were offering their Pad Thai which was described as "Award winning Bangkok street style wok-fried noodles with tofu, scallion, bean sprouts, egg and peanut". Let me tell you, this Pad thai they gave out was the WORST pad thai I've ever had in my life. First of all, it looked absolutely NOTHING like the photo. (The photos look effing amazing). The entire dish was plain, flavorless and sauceless. The noodles were plain white, no added sauce or anything like it. They were definitely not wok fried as described but tasted like they were plain boiled. Image boiling a box of pasta, straining it and then eating it JUST like that. That's exactly what this entire dish tasted like. There was no tofu, scallion or bean sprouts. I had to add SRIRACHA to the dish for flavor. You don't add sriracha to pad thai!!! But I was desperate for some flavor. I'm sorry but WHY would you demolish your entire dish just because you're on a college campus? I'm sure the school is paying you very well to be there and what you did is basically RIP THEM OFF. Does the school know you did that? Or did you tell them beforehand that you're going to revamp your dishes for the worst because this is a school event? I'd love to know. No wonder the Halal line was almost 10 times as long. People probably know the deal. This was my fist school event so I had nothing to go by. If you can provide a valid explanation I will take down this post. However as of now, I will never recommend anyone to eat from this truck. Worst pad thai/Asian food I've ever had in my life.

Warung Roadside catered our recent wedding at Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club and they were fantastic…read moreto work with! They made the entire process - from coming up with a menu for a large (with several dietary restrictions) group, to working out all of the details leading up to the big day - easy and stress-free. Trevor and crew prepared and served passed hors d'oeuvres, then followed up with a full dinner buffet and a snack that could be ordered at the truck. Everyone raved about the food, which was certainly worth raving about! We particularly enjoyed the bao buns, holy basil stir fry with japanese eggplant, waterfall hanger steak, and chicken satay. Thanks to Warung Roadside for helping us have a really fun and delicious wedding day! Would recommend for your special event!

I was eyeing this place for a while... especially for their mochi balls and finally made the trip…read morehere and was not disappointed! The mochi was $6 per container and each container has 7 mochi balls. There's two flavors: red bean filling and peanut filling. I got a mix of both and they were both delicious, not too sweet. I really enjoyed the red bean, I'm not a huge fan of red bean but this one was really good. The mochi was soft too. I also got a small tofu pudding for $2.50 which tasted fine. It was okay, better when warm but I ended up eating a couple hours later.

This is my go to place when I'm craving some freshly made tofu or some herbal jelly and tofu…read morepudding. They are a no frill stall but all of their good are the bomb. Everything taste delicious and fresh and the ladies that work the stall are friendly. I definitely recommend this place if you're in Brooklyn Chinatown. Though keep in mind, finding parking around here can be difficult but what I usually do is pull up, double park, grab my goods and then bounce. They don't take cards, it's cash only.

Service is very poor, and even though I was clearly speaking proper Chinese with my dad, she had…read moresuch an attitude with how we were ordering, so we literally had to go to another lady to order. However, this bakery's bubble tea and other drinks are my absolute favorite. Something about nostalgia and just everything feels right with their drinks. Literally my favorite bubble tea of all time.

Amazing service and food. Not always busy and is a quick and easy way to grab food and go. 10/10…read moreexperience love it here

Every time I'm in the area of Bryant Park Winter Village, I've promised myself to stop by So Sarap…read moreNYC...and I've kept that promise! So far I've brought a couple of friends along too, and everyone has absolutely raved about it. I've tried the beef, pork, and longanisa skewers, and while they're all great, the longanisa is definitely my favorite (so flavorful and perfectly cooked). The ambiance is such a fun surprise; they blast Filipino music that makes you feel like you've just walked into a lively family party back home. It's nostalgic, upbeat, and adds so much to the experience. Service has always been friendly and quick, with food coming out pretty fast even when they're busy. Can't wait to stop by again this season and try more of the menu! Highly recommend if you're visiting the Winter Village...this spot is a gem.

Filipino BBQ skewers - the perfect treat for the summer time…read more I went to the Hypefoodies Festival and I tried their pork skewers... oh my god it was the best pork skewers I've ever had. I'm more of a chicken and beef guy, but this pork was so juicy with a nice char-flamed flavor to it and a slight sweetness from the marinade. So Sarap is really doing the Philippines proud with this one. I had no choice but to get more... sorry I couldn't try the other proteins because it was just me and that Sarap Pork from that point on haha sorry not sorry!

Bland; mediocre in quality of ingredients; poor in quality of execution; dry, flavorless food,…read morewhich only registers one's palette on account of heat index rather than taste; with nothing particularly exceptional nor different. Acceptable for nourishment while on the go. I have otherwise little to say.

I made a trip to the Queens night market just so I can have a chicken kati roll! I got to the…read moremarket just before 8pm and unfortunately they were out of the biryani. No worries cause that just means I have to make it back before the end of the season. I got 2 chicken kati rolls and 2 lemonades (Rose and mango). The rolls were just as good as last time and again I think it was the best thing at the night market. To my surprise, the lemonades were also delicious and a bargain at $3.00 each - not too sweet and just enough tartness. The rose lemonade just have a hint of rose and the mango lemonade had a nice strong mango flavor. I can't wait to go back to the night market just to visit your stand!

Quick in and out for an iced milk tea, priced at $2.50. Super quick and efficient, great tasting.read more

Came to this bakery a few times and it's always been fine. Today I got this rice noodle dish. As I…read morewas heading out, I checked to see if they gave me soy sauce and they didn't. The lady that helped me went to the kitchen so I asked another. The lady that helped me came back and both of them said I didn't get any stream rice noodle dish. I'm like I got one and I want soy sauce with it. She said I don't need soy sauce and if I want it is 25 cent. I just left. I spent $15 there. I got the rice noodle dish, ha gow, shu mai and fun gao. I also got 2 bread and a milk tea. All I'm asking for is soy sauce and she's going to charge me 25 cent...? This is bad business. I want soy sauce with my dimsum dish... who are they to say that I don't need it...? I will not be going back. BTW I've gotten similar dish from other bakeries and was given soy sauce.

Chengdu Snacks is supposed to specialize in spicy Sichuan food. My order of Dan Dan Noodles was…read morelacking both in heat and in mouth-numbing (or "ma la") flavor. Hey fu2wu4yuan2, ke3yi3 qing3 ni3 gei3 wo3 geng4 duo1 de hua1jiao1... More Sichuan peppercorns please... Xie4xie4 PS. Chengdu Heaven in the dingy Golden Mall is much better than Chengdu Snacks in the spiffy Flushing Mall. Authentic food comes at a price, I guess.

The cooked stinky tofu is both mouth-numbingly spicy and delicious! I am a huge fan of Taiwanese…read morestewed stinky tofu in all of its forms, but I had never had the Sichuan version. While very different in presentation, it was equally as delightful. The staff is really nice - have a chat with them while you're waiting for your order. The direct translation of the dishes name is numbing, spicy, stinky tofu. It's not a fried. It comes with a healthy dose of dried Sichuan peppers in oil and spring onions. Enjoy at your own risk!