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    Nom Wah Nolita

    3.5 (281 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 9:45 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Dumplings in Vegetable Broth
    Marina B.

    I've been to the original Nom Wah Tea Parlor in Chinatown multiple times and love their food, so I was curious to try this spot. It's pretty small and casual with self service, lots of neon signs and tiles, so a very different vibe. The food is good, but some dishes (like the soup dumplings) seem better at the og place. This time, I had the Szechuan noodles with tofu, soup with edamame dumplings, and crispy chili tofu buns. The buns are my absolute favorite. The other things were solid. Def not a bad spot to grad a quick bite if you're in the area but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to return.

    Sloppy Joe noodles
    Abiba S.

    Nom Wah in Nolita is such a fun spot. I got the sloppy joe noodles and while the wait was long, it was totally worth it. The noodles were flavorful and spicy with seasoning that tasted like a mix of Chinese and Indian curry. I added extra chili oil and it was perfect. There's a decent amount of seating and it's in a lively part of Nolita, Manhattan, surrounded by bars, cafes, and cute food spots. The people were friendly and the vibe was great for a casual meal.

    Steamed dumplings
    Anna M.

    Nice cute spot for Dimsum and noodles. They don't have a large selection but a good amount. I think my favorite would be the steamed dumplings or maybe I was just craving for steam dumplings.

    Anna D.

    The staff here are always so friendly and genuinely nice! It's an open kitchen layout with self order and service so it's quite casual. They make really amazing dishes in such a small space. I would definitely get the duck buns (2 for $14) and the fried pork dumplings (4 for $8) again. The duck buns are in the soft mantou bread and has a bunch of seasoned duck rather than the traditional slice of duck. Very flavorful! The pork dumplings are thin skinned and packed with plenty of protein - classic must get!

    Pork Dumplings
    Stacy C.

    This location can get pretty swamped by tourists so keep that in mind if you're in a hurry. Great service, the staff is friendly and service is quick. Fresh dumplings all the time. Veggie options available. I love the pork ones. Tables and high stools . Accessibility compliant gender neutral bathroom. I usually just grab dumplings to go , you can order ahead. There's a nice little self services section at the side counter with point of sale terminals where you can place orders for yourself ( using debit /credit or Apple Pay ,no cash at the self pay kiosk) Suaces and containers and free cold water.

    Peking Duck Buns
    Jawmar F.

    One of the best duck buns I had in awhile. I was kinda worried cause the duck was shredded thought it would be dry but it was JUICY CRISPY FLAVORFUL. The sauce was great warm buns just how I like it yumm!! I wish it was a bit bigger for $14 this felt like an appetizer. The service was fast and quick very helpful cashier. If I had to describe the ambiance I would say chill, relaxing, mellow, and warm very welcoming. I would recommend this place

    Delicious. Gotta get the crispy chicken bao bun, the soup dumplings and lo mein. I like eating in and ordering at the iPad it's good vibes in here and easy!

    shrimp toast
    Samantha A.

    Love this place. The staff is always so friendly and professional (shout out to Chris & KD) and the vibes are laid back and casual. I come in every few weeks and love trying new items off the menu. Some dishes I've enjoyed: Shrimp toast Shu mai Duck bao Dumplings Mapo cheese Thanks Nom Wah!

    Booth
    Sofyan S.

    Food (4/5): Solid food albeit somewhat overpriced. We ordered the Dim Sum Set with Shrimp Shumai and Pork, Chive, and Shrimp dumplings; pan-fried noodles with crispy chicken; and crispy chicken buns. The dim sum set were solid and came out tasting fresh. The noodles were also decent. The only issue was that regular dim sum places generally did these dishes better with lower prices. Service (4/5): The person taking our order was helpful and efficient. The food took a while to come out even though there weren't many other people ordering. Ambiance (4/5): It's in the large Market 57 food court so you will have plenty of seating and good views of the waterfront. The nom wah store itself looked like it had a pretty nice looking booth.

    Top left going clockwise: shrimp & pork siu mai, Sloppy Joe noodles, duck buns, scallion pancake, chicken soup dumplings
    Jillian B.

    A friend and I met up for dinner at nom wah. When you walk in, there are ipads to order from and I believe you can order from a person if you are paying cash. You then just sit and wait until they call your name and bring you a tray of food. There are only a few tables inside and then outdoor seating as well, and seems to be equally popular to order takeout as it is to eat there. My favorites were the Shrimp and pork siu mai and the chicken soup dumplings. While I enjoyed my duck bun, it didn't have the best ratio of duck to greens - that said, my friend seemed to have more duck on hers, so maybe I just got the weaker bun. Scallion pancakes were good, not overly greasy like I've had at other places, and I had tried the Phoenix buns (for the first time ever, so I don't have a good comparison for those!). The Sloppy Joe noodles were interesting, but I think I'd rather try something else instead of revisiting that item the next time I go. I'm planning a dumpling tour with some friends soon, and will certainly suggest this as a stop along the way!

    Market 57 seating and view
    Melanie C.

    I was excited to finally try Market 57 last weekend. After surveying my options in the market, I decided to try the gluten free dumpling option at Nom Wah. The line was short and moved quickly but it took quite a while to get my food (my friends that ordered at other vendors were 1/2 way done with their meals before I got mine). After ordering I inquired about gluten free dumpling sauce and they informed me they didn't have any. I was super disappointed. I don't feel like my meal was as it was intended to be enjoyed without the proper sauces. Honestly, I wouldn't have ordered if I had realized they didn't have a gluten free soy/dumpling sauce on hand. If you display a gluten free option please make sure the full meal can be enjoyed by someone who is gluten free. I only had about 4 of the 8 dumplings I was served. I gave the other 4 to friends who were able to eat gluten and eat the sauce that was provided.

    Edamame Dumplings
    Deepika M.

    Yummy edamame dumplings. They're different, hearty and very filling. I ordered them for delivery. They tasted just fine even as I had them at room temperature. I'm for sure coming back for more of these.

    the spread
    Jason M.

    My friends and I had just finished having a few drinks close by when we were looking for some food. A few had heard good things about the original Nom Wah on Doyers, so since we pretty much stumbled upon this one we decided to check it out. I'm not sure how the other Nom Wah location works with seating, but here all tables are outdoors; we briefly stepped inside but were told to grab any available table. They have QR codes taped to the tables and all ordering and payment is done via a third party app they partnered with. I've been to a couple of other places that utilize this and I really like the efficiency of it. There were five of us so we decided to order a bunch of dim sum: soup dumplings, pork buns, shrimp dumplings, pea-leaf dumplings, turnip cakes, edamame dumplings, pork and shrimp shumai. I thought everything was quite tasty - standouts for me were the turnip cakes and shumai. While I liked some things more than others, I felt everything was presented nicely with a lot of flavor. Overall, I had a great experience at Nom Wah. I'm not a connoisseur of dim sum, so I can't say how close to authentic this is. However, everything was tasty and service was fast. If I was craving dim sum again I would definitely return.

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    small portions, bad food. its just not worth the money for a new york city restaurant. I would recommend panda express over this.

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    The tofu buns are easily my favorite item on the menu. They are simple but super delicious. Highly recommend

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