For my taste, I am big on sauce and texture. The rolls for me are too soft and squishy, and they…read moredid not give enough sauce. Fortunately enough, I had brought my own. I got a dried shrimp and egg, it was OVERALL OK, nothing special. With the added sauce, made everything better. Price wise, this place was the most affordable and you can choose between small and large. A small would have been just fine for me.

Great rice rolls. Good portion for the price. Only takes cash. To go only. Wait about 10 mins as…read morethey make it fresh.

I've always passed this little cart and I see a line outside and wondered if the food was actually…read moregood. Tonight at almost 1am I decide to stop by for a falafel sandwich which was $8. Let me tell you the sandwich was incredible!!! It's been so long since I've had authentic falafel that didn't taste like sand and these brought me back to my childhood tasting exactly like the ones I had overseas! I will definitely be back to try their other food but as for now I'm a happy customer !

Don't do it! I can vividly remember how sick I got off of eating a falafel plate from this cart…read more The first time I ate it; it went well but the 2nd time it was destructive. It might taste good but it won't come out good if you catch my drift. You've been warned.

Came here around 10:30 for an errand. The noodles weren't cooked yet so I went walking around a…read morestore before coming back. I ordered the noodles with curry fishball for $4 which is a steal since the same thing at my favorite place in Manhattan is $5.50 now. The noodles were al dente which I actually do like. The one star I deducted is because the sauce is very peanut heavy. I would've preferred more of the other sauces; I actually added more soy sauce at home and that was perfect. I'll take the extra $1.50 off to add my own soy sauce! Only wish they had pig skin on the menu.

I'm not sure if this cart is there all the time but it was there on a Saturday at around 2. We…read moreneeded a quick lunch and I found this churng fun place, so we decided to give it a try. We ordered a regular churng fun with fish balls, and a large curry with fish balls. The regular has 4 fish balls vs. the large which has 6 fish balls. So if you were hoping that a large would have more fish balls, it's really just a boat load more of the churng fun. Way too much carbs. Other than that, I can't really complain. It's quick and it's cheap, and it's pretty good (although I didn't taste much curry flavor in the curry one).

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.

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.

Just stopped by this place as the menu shown on Yelp photos look expansive. Walking up, you…read morebasically look at the menu and order from the one lady that makes the rolls. Unfortunately a lot of the rolls we wanted to get like beef brisket and curry fish balls ran out, also too is the sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaf. We ended up settling for roast pork rice roll, and a beef version, and lastly fish ball version. They make it from scratch which is nice to see while the ingredients are chopped up to small pieces. I do wish they put more ingredients in but for the price they charge (average of $2.75 per roll), no complaints there. There is one small table outside to eat in but no indoor seating or bathroom. I would give 3 strong stars.

This shop is relatively new and offers a variety of fresh soy-based products such as tofu, ho fun,…read moresoy milk, herbal tea, and more.They also specialize in made-to-order savory cheung fun, served hot with a choice of fillings, toppings, and a side of sweet soy sauce. It seems like they're offering grand opening prices at the moment--someone who can read Chinese might be able to confirm that. I tried the fresh pork roll with egg, scallions, and cilantro for just $3. The rice noodles were smooth and soft, the proportions of ingredients to rice roll were well-balanced, and the soy sauce was flavorful. I enjoyed every bite!

On the Fourth day in NYC, I said, "I command YELP to lead me to the best rated Hot Dog on the Upper…read moreEast Side." Yelp obeyed, and led me to the Hot Dog. I put it in my mouth, and that's what happened. I inhaled the whole thang down. Then I looked at what I had done, and it was good. I think the vendor's secret must be either using Hebrew National or injecting liquid into the hot dog, because it's so moist and juicy when you bite into it. The amount of condiments and kraut is just right.

I don't care if it's not in good taste to give a hot dog vendor 5 stars. When it's an unseasonably…read morewarm and sunny November day in NYC, you've been up since 4am for the first flight outta Chicago and you want to wander Central Park but don't think you can move because you haven't eaten anything except the American Airlines cookie things, just *seeing* the hot dog vendor equals 5 stars in my book. For $2, I enjoyed my first real meal of the day and the first in NYC in 2 years - a dog with spicy mustard and sauerkraut. And it was good, people. Reeeal good. Made well enough that mustard didn't squirt out all over me and peg me as the lame-o Midwesterner posing as a slick kitty from the city for a day. Delicious enough to soothe my empty stomach (yes, it's true - sauerkraut can soothe! Who knew?). I think I mentioned in my Renegade Craft Fair review that I purchased an "I [picture of Chicago-style hot dog] Chicago" t-shirt, which has led my husband and me to add "I hot dog Chicago" to our vernacular. Now I can say I hot dog New York, too.

was in the neighborhood and the Lamb over rice was as solid/delicious as I remembered. Cash only…read more Pricing is now $10. Max is $11. I only asked for a little red sauce and it was spicy! Hours are around 1030am to 5ish am. These guys are friendly but work their butts off

I love this cart, falafel is awesome. Falafel sandwich or add a few pieces falafel on top of a…read morerice/meat dish.