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M Noodle Shop

3.1 (396 reviews)
ModerateNoodles, Dim Sum
Closed 12:00 pm - 11:30 PM
Updated over 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Good for kids
Happy hour specials

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6. Steamed Pork Soup Dumplings (6 pieces)
Erin C.

Weekday dinner for 2, walk-in. Soup dumplings -- solid!! I was impressed that their soup dumplings were up to par, being in Williamsburg, but they are easily my favorite dish here. We ordered the Chinese gai-lan, the crispy duck dish and the house noodles with a few glasses of red wine. Service is friendly and fast. There is a bigger back dining room with a few TVs in which you can eat with more people. The front of house has smaller party seating options. Get the soup dumplings, if nothing else!

Veg wonton soup$7 N10. House Special Lomein $13.5 R5. Crispy Duck over Rice Platter $18 20. Sesame Pancake with Pork Belly $9
Chunjai K.

It was another celebration and I order delivery from M noodle Shop. I can't complain if the food didn't come out exactly what I like because the limit of Chinese food VS my style. They delivery on time and didn't miss anything. I order Crispy Duck with rice, Special House lo Mein with pork, Sesame Panckae with pork belly and Veg wonton soup. For the duck, I wish they do a better job compared to the price for $18. It is kind of dry and the sauce is too salty. The quality is not hit the price they charge. I actually make my own sauce but using Hoisin sauce with chopped of red Chilli. That makes the duck so much better. Fried lo Mein is good I just don't understand why they have Shanghai style lo mein and House special lo mein. What is different? Both are the same price but Shanghai style lo mein has no choice to choose what meat you want but House special lo mein has. Veg wonton soup is pretty good and I'm glad I order it because most of my order is dry so it is very good to have a soup to make the meal balance. In the hipster area like this that is not lots of competition of Chinese restaurant. I would like to say I'm glad this Chinese restaurant is here even most of the time I have to add up the sauce or spicy but better than nothing and I can't complain.

Found a piece of metal in my noodles.
Yurn T.

I thought the food was good until I received an order with a piece of metal, probably from drilling something, in my marinated beef noodle soup. I reached out to the company via their website but haven't heard back so I figured people should know.

Chicken dumplings!
Olivia P.

Great service and great food! Thank you so much for much need delicious ramen and drinks.

S1. Sauted Chinese Broccoli with Fresh Garlic
Nicole F.

Five stars for some of the best comfort food! I've sat in this restaurant a couple of times - most in the winter and it is freeeeeezing in here. Lol wear a coat! However, the food is so good. Salty and comforting as ever. Scallion pancakes are my favorite. crispy on the outside and faintly doughy inside. Chicken wings delicious! ( from the chicken wing connoisseur ) Chinese Broccoli and garlic- ehhh not so great. Taste like nothing bUt that was an easy fix with some sauce from my delicious chicken and rice. The dumplings are great to start too! We Always get the pork and shrimp. Let's keep this place alive and keep on keeping on ordering!!!!

Pork soup dumplings
Mirtha C.

first time here, and we arrived right as they were opening on a rainy day. The restaurant was cozy and a perfect place for a date. The interior is spacious with seating in the front and back. We had the sesame pancake with beef, pork soup dumplings and beef lo mein. everything was tasty and flavorful and the portions were pretty big. We are definitely coming back!

Noodle soup bottom!
Nicholas C.

I've walked past this shop a handful of times wondering, whats the food like? Is the service good? Is this more for take out as opposed to eating in? Well, if you had similar questions to mine your wait is over! M Noodle is definitely a solid spot for all your classing noodle dishes (hot and cold). They seem to reserve their front of house for order and delivery pick ups and seat people in their large back room. We walked in on a Tuesday night and besides our party of two there was only one other party there. We were given the menus and when it came time to order I went with the sliced pork belly noodle soup. Not only was this serving size tasty, it was generous as well! I'd totally come here to have some of the staples as well as all the other interesting dishes they might offer! P.S. - Great for big groups too!

Shrimp ho fun, pork dumplings and chicken dumpling soup - all bland and overpriced
Elise M.

Ordered delivery for the first time. Pretty disappointed. This is more expensive than your regular Chinese restaurant and I was expecting everything to be delicious. The shrimp ho fun was flavorless, super bland (though the shrimp had a weird flavor.) Dumpling soup was also very bland (cost $7. - I've had better wonton soup for $1.75) Also ordered the pork dumplings - that was the best of the 3 dishes but not great. Paid $26 total which was a big ripoff for a bland mediocre meal. Update. Ordered for second time and it was much better. The Lo-mein was very good (but still absurdly priced at $10.) The fried shrimp dumplings were outstanding. Only bad thing was the steamed pork buns - they were really sweet and had a weird flavor. Still $30 for Chinese delivery is brutal Update: ordered ho fun and it was mushy and flavorless. Got the shrimp dumplings boiled and they were mushy and peppery but otherwise flavorless. Fail.

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This place was fire. Soup dumplings, hot and sour soup, and bok Choy were all delicious, and service was amazing.

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Came in on a Saturday around 6 pm and didn't wait for 3 people…read more The service, the environment and cleanliness pretty typical for Chinatown restaurants. The bathroom was passable, but definitely could be better. The staff were to the point and did their jobs well. The Beijing pork chop was fried well and had great flavor. My only gripe was that there were some small end pieces. I wish we had some bigger pieces of meat. The fried tofu was done well. They put some corn starch underneath each piece of shrimp so the shrimp will stay on top. It was not always cook through, so that was unpleasant. The snow pea shots were cooked well and it was a massive portion. We also have pan fried noodles with seafood. The portions were huge and we have leftovers for the next day. With tip it was around $125, which is a great deal for this meal.

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Note: This is a less detailed review than normal, as we ordered a ton of food from the AYCE menu,…read moreas can be seen from the photos Anyway, I've been back to this tasty Chinese place twice since my first review, with the second one being a very similar meal. The most recent time, I was here for their dim sum brunch, which is either $36 for AYCE plus $2 for tea, or they price each thing individually. It was a bit annoying that the tea was not included, but at least both the Oolong and Chrysanthemum teas were good quality and readily filled. Service in general was pretty fast and frequently checked on our large semi- private table to see if we needed anything else to order or more tea. The dim sum selection is a bit smaller than many of the traditional dim sum spots, but the overall quality was excellent, with a couple of definite highlights and some more unique dishes such as dumplings with pickled shrimp, crawfish, or Taizhou rice along with Ningbo wontons. In general, I would say that the wrappers were properly thin and everything was filled generously. The aforementioned Pickled Pepper Shrimp Dumplings were one of the highlights. The slightly spicy and sour pickles made it taste very light and paired nicely with the plump shrimp. In terms of other shrimp dim sum, their version of Har Gow/Crystal Shrimp Dumplings included a little bit of sweet crab for an extra touch. It was also tasty. I also liked the Ningbo wontons, filled with a variety of ingredients including minced pork, dried shrimp, yard long beans, pickled vegetables, bamboo shoots, and others. It had a wonderful mix of textures with some interesting crunchy notes. Another unique option mentioned is their Crawfish Dumplings, which are very noticeable compared to the other dumplings due to their bright red color. I appreciated the spiciness but found these a tad fishy with a thicker wrapper than most, but others loved these and ordered more. For more standard dumplings, their Xiao Long Bao/XLB were pretty good, and they had a tasty version of Sticky Rice Pork Siu Mai. The Baked Pork Buns were good as they were not too sticky sweet. Finally, there was a decent version of Pork Dumplings in Chili Oil. Non-dumpling highlights included their excellent turnip cakes along with steamed spare ribs, chicken feet, and a particularly tasty version of steamed beef tripe with satay sauce. I would skip the Beef Short Ribs With Black Pepper, which had good flavor but was way too chewy. I know someone else ordered the spring rolls, but I don't remember trying them. They also apparently now have a Ningbo speciality called Shi Bing Tong, but I don't remember ordering it. Someone else got their simple and tasty porridge/congee, only available traditionally with pork and century eggs, and enjoyed it. I tried a bit, and it was indeed good. Desserts included a tasty Crispy Durian Pastry, alright Sesame Balls, a good Pineapple Bun/Bolo Bao, and Custard Buns, which everyone loved, but they had a cuttlefish ink shine, so I couldn't try them. This is a fantastic, reasonably priced AYCE Dim Sum. Would recommend it if they still offer this deal.

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4.7
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So I still haven't gotten over the last Restaurant that was…read morehere and so fancy and fabulous and expensive (that's why it's not here anymore ) ok I'm back So it's still beautiful but, there is something off. They promote happy hour and it's good but, I'm going to say it "They SHOW NOTHING BUT, SPORTS Channels" Like it's so annoying. Ok but the food is really good, the fried rice is everything. All of them. And the happy hour menu you CAN NOT TOP prices awesome. Service is amazing as well, I mean they put up with me bitching about the TV all the time. And the worst part is that I bring my phone to watch. So am I just bitching... ugh Anyway see yall in a few weeks

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