Zhongzhong Noodles is one of my favorite spots in the Bronx. I have been here quite a few times and…read moreit is truly a gem!! Their service is amazing always, they are very attentive and make sure to make their customers feel welcome and appreciated. Food here is always delicious and made to perfection!! Definitely a must to try different appetizers, their soup dumplings are to die for!!! Definitely recommend, whether you're craving some noodles or simply a rice bowl, they are equally exquisite in their own way!!!

I think in general, Zhongzhong noodles are one of the most underrated Chinese restaurants in NYC. I…read morefirst had it in Roosevelt Island and I thought it was absolutely delicious. I wish there were more locations of this in Manhattan. We made an order at the desk before we seated ourselves and for a Saturday evening, there was quite a bit of open tables which was great. I ordered the Szechuan Braised Beef Noodles and they were absolutely delicious. The noodles tasted a bit like ramen noodles but they were able to grab all the delicious and garlic flavored soup. I really appreciated the soft-boiled egg with its marinated egg whites. I also loved the big tender beef chunks as well. Overall, I really cannot wait to go back to Zhongzhong noodles and I hope that they open up more locations. I will say though that since I last went to the Roosevelt Island location, they have raised their prices quite a bit - maybe $2 or $3 per dish.

On the whole, have enjoyed elsewhere for years handpulled noodles from Central Asia, so The…read moreHandpulled Noodle perked my interest... although had earlier made it up to this Harlem location. Decided to try an order for delivery via GrubHub and compare dishes with two separate noodles, based on what they recommended for each best for delivery: Beijing Bolo with a fermented black bean ground pork sauce, a.k.a. Zhejiang Mien, including Size #2 pressed noodles thick like udon, scallions, and cilantro, plus Cold Sesame Noodles utilizing handpulled lagman. Both dishes I ordered medium spicy. The Beijing Bolo came in a bowl, while I needed to plate the Cold Sesame dish. Both were flavorful with tender noodles. Next time, more likely to go in person over delivery, and explore other dishes on their menu. It's a great option particularly for this neighborhood! Definitely would recommend trying out The Handmade Noodle!

I happened to be in Harlem and noticed handpulled noodles, so of course I had to try it. The…read morereviews were solid. I placed a pickup order, but when I got there my food hadn't even been started yet, so I ended up standing around for another 10-15 minutes. That part was annoying. I started with the cumin dry rub wings. They were just okay. Very tangy, not very spicy, and honestly a bit over cooked/fried. I'd skip the wings. The steamed chicken and shiitake dumplings were the highlight. They had peas inside and were actually really good. Super flavorful and easily my favorite item. I also ordered the cumin soup with hand-pulled noodles, medium spicy. Everyone warned that spiciness was intense, so I played it safe, but medium ended up being pretty underwhelming for me. The soup was also very oily. The minced pork was fine, nothing special, and while I liked the noodles, they could've been cooked a bit longer. Overall... meh. :/

Overall, the food and service were excellent! The real star…read moreof that meal was the appetizers in my opinion. I came in with 2 others in my party without a reservation around 1:40 on a Saturday with the tables half filled and got seated immediately. The menu was on a QR code provided at the table. The wait for the first two appetizers (crispy spring roll & crispy shrimp dumplings) ~15 min. They used the same dipping sauce which tasted like a sweet vinegar. Both were exceptionally crunchy and there were a lot of crispy shrimp rolls to share. If you're feeling adventurous, definitely go for the crispy shrimp dumplings. The next appetizer came soon after and it was the hot wings which tasted more sweet than spicy. It was crunchy but it was still very good all round. Batter was flavorful and the actual meat was juicy. One of the best Asian style wings I've had. Finally the bahn mi (we ordered the one with bone marrow), and both pho came out. The pho's broth was nice and you can taste the aromatics which was a pleasant surprise. My only complaint would be the rice noodles sticking together when it was served meaning it was like eating a block of noodles at times. However overall good pho.

This place is a family favorite…read more Their wings are also a must get every time. We always take guests here and recommend to friends

Hand-pulled noodles are one of my favorite dishes of all time. I ordered the traditional with…read morechicken and wide noodles. The noodles were the perfect chewy texture and the flavor really hit the spot. It came with a lot of vegetables, but they were all at the bottom. I wish it was mixed in a little more, but I would absolutely come back again. You order at the counter and the only seating available are barstools along the walls. Great for a casual meal, but there were a lot of deliveries popping in and out so that seems like the move.

This was place was sooo yummy! Walking in, I liked the pictures on the wall and how you could order…read moreon the touch screen and customize everything. I appreciated they had the option of seitan for vegetarian, and it was really yummy! The food came out quick, and we sat on stools out looking the street. Great for people watching! I really liked the curry udon, and loved the takeout container it came in. It came out piping hot and I could tell it was fresh. Really big portion size too.

Had a wonderful experience tonight at this quaint Thai restaurant! Pookie took great care of us. We…read moreordered the butterflied shrimp for an appetizer! I had chicken panang and my friend had Thai fried rice with chicken. We cleaned are plate! Everything was sooo fresh! Can't wait to come back & Pookie highly suggests I try the green curry next time. Thanks for a great dinner!

I always see this spot in passing and think it looks cute from the outside. I came in out the cold…read morerandomly today as I wait for my rental. The ambiance is intimate and welcoming. I like it as it's cozy and comforting. This is my first time trying Thai food and I just unlocked what my 48 year old palette has been missing. I'll definitely come back.

The ambiance is inviting and cozy. The food is amazing. Parking is readily available. Service is…read moregreat. I honestly have no complaints about Misto's. I believe they have live band nights that I would like to try out one day. I definitely recommend the rice balls. They're to die for.

Went to this spot on a Friday night with a family member. The place was lively, lots of people…read morelaughing, enjoying their food and drinks. The weather was great, so you could choose to sit inside or out; we chose indoors. Even though our waitress was busy, she was still attentive and friendly. We had sangria, which was really good, and the $$ Italian dishes we ordered hit the spot. The restaurant itself had a nice vibe, clean, nicely decorated, and had a good energy. The staff were welcoming and the bar area seemed pretty popular. Would definitely come back if I'm in the area again.

Great food. Definition of fusion sushi. Small lowkey intimate @ night. Waiter has a lot of energy.read more

Good food, fast service, i go there enough to recommend it. Servers also pleasant…read more The egg foo yon ( funny sever calls it Omelet) is so big enough for 2 people. And delicious.

The tofu teriyaki bowl worked so nicely with the sake soy glaze. It comes with white rice, brussel…read moresprouts and tofu chunks. I was not a fan of the cold miso dressing that was over the pickled veggies and I love miso. Womp womp. Next time, I'll skip the dressing and also try the bao buns. The passion fruit fo'jito was the star of this meal. It was packed with the flavor of the vibrant and aromatic tropical fruit. The fo'jito was offset with a mellow earthy basil essence. I'd definitely get this drink again and again!

Ani Ramen is a decent ramen shop. The Ramen is not amazing out of this world, but it was pretty…read moregood and it satisfies the cravings. Given that there is not many ramen shops in New Rochelle, I would consider coming back here. I also had a kimchi bao bun, and it was amazing. This is something I would consider coming back for. Shoutout to the staff, Jhosue, for supporting me as I navigated through the menu. He is knowledgeable about the popular items on the menu and even considers what kind of flavors I lean towards before making a recommendation. I appreciate the patients like the staff here. The scene is this somber night in the Japanese lights. It's a cool vibe and nice aesthetic. I enjoy the Japanese feel of the wall art and the moody lighting in the bar. This place would be fit for a casual dinner solo or with some friends. I am a harsh grader. Ani Ramen earns a 3atar from me because although the ramen was good, it was rather smaller than what I've seen in many other ramen shops. Additionally, I would be confident to say the ramen is average. The service was excellent, and the scene is calming in the dimmed bulbs.

Jimmy's has very high ratings for an American Chinese spot, and given that it does delivery, it was…read morea no brainier to try. The platters are relatively well priced. Their pork fried rice has a decent, though not amazing, amount of actual pork in it. (I like the big chunks their rice contains.) The sauces aren't too gooey - just the right amount. I'd skip the dumplings - skin is too thick - and scallion pancakes - too soft - next time. But overall, I appreciated the main dish options and taste.

Food was solid, tasty and affordable. I would go back and recommend to others. I have not tried…read moreanywhere else since moving to New Rochelle.

I've been coming here for years; there are a few new faces. They have the best fresh pasta, most…read morecut to order. There's ravioli. I can't make manicotti as good as theirs at home for the cost. There's a small section with groceries. They always have creative window displays. Service is helpful and can be informative.

Now that I'm older and live in the burbs, there are things that I'm just used to sucking. Take for…read moreexample Chinese food, the best place in my current neighborhood would have closed in a month in my old neighborhood. It's the same with Ravioli. I'm used to getting ravioli from an Italian Superstore that's dotted across Long Island. Good? Yeah maybe but what I grew up with? Nah. I'm in The Bronx and I'm going to stop at Borgatti's Ravioli for our Sunday dinner. Walking into the store, it's very small. There are high glass partitions, no touching just pointing. I see the various pastas and ravioli but I want the big suckas. Small ravioli? C'Mon! I made the best red sauce that I will drown these raviolis in a sea of tomatoes. The small raviolis just can't swim in my pot! The older gentleman behind the counter asks if he can help me. I ask him to open the box and actually show me the larger ravioli. Oh baby, they are large and in charge. Why I walked out with one box still boggles my mind because I should have bought 3. I'm not in the area too often and the extra boxes would have carried me through the winter. I hand over my cash and the gentleman says God Bless to me. I'm not getting blessings on Long Island! When I came home, my wife made the perfect Sunday dinner. Those raviolis came straight from the 70s. Simply perfect. God Bless us, everyone.