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Rating Count: 43
Review Count: 23
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Menus: Brunch, Lunch, Dinner
Tags: #Dumplings #Knife #Noodles #Eggs #Pork #Beef #Inexpensive #
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21 Reviews
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26 June 2016
Vegetable and egg fried hand pulled noodle.
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18 November 2015
Get the Vegetable and Egg Fried Hand-Pulled Noodle.
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26 May 2015
Hand pulled noodles... (See photo)
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19 May 2015
So this place gets 5 stars, imo. The dry beef noodles even come with egg! Not greasy or too sauced. Just right.
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04 May 2015
Lam Zhou dumplings are better
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19 March 2015
The potato dumplings have a weird smell to them but the hand pulled pan fried noodles are satisfying and cheap. Skip the dumplings.
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05 February 2015
Rejoice! Sheng Wang now has an ATM inside the premises. Use that cash to buy some big bags of frozen dumplings to take home.
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04 November 2014
It may not have the reputation of Super Taste, but we can tell you firsthand that the noodles are just as good and you have much more of a chance of getting a seat in the spacious establishment.
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11 April 2014
The deliciously chewy, slippery peel noodles at Sheng Wang, a mostly tourist-free noodle shop on Eldridge, are hand-cut with a knife so that they end up in jagged uneven strips.
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17 January 2014
Try the potato balls. You won't be disappointed.
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17 July 2013
A top spot for hand-pulled noodles with a no-frills atmosphere. Cash only.
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01 March 2013
With hand-pulled noodles and peeled noodles both made in-house we’re already in love. But add to that some of the best pork stuffed steamed dumplings in town and you’ll fall just as hard as we have.
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26 February 2013
Dumplings were the best thing! As much as I want to like this "authentic" eatery, the C health rating is giving me anxiety.
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17 June 2012
Try the pan-fried peel noodles. Each plate "comes standard with bok choy and egg, but try these noodles with slices of stewed beef for extra heft and serious flavor." Read more
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06 June 2012
Get the awesome dumplings at $3 for 10. Or any knife-cut noodle soup for around $5.
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26 March 2012
Sietsema: "peel noodles, made with a penknife and an outward slicing motion on a cylinder of dough. Enjoy them, not in soup, but stir-fried with baby bok choy and scrambled egg" Read more
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21 December 2011
Ordered the pork handpulled noodle and bees peel noodle... Both were disappointing = no flavor. Peel noodle slightly better if you have to choose. Better noodle can be found elsewhere nearby!
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01 October 2011
Peanut butter noodle dish and 12 dumplings = $5 which is almost enough for tow people. Yum!
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10 July 2011
Legit hand pulled noodles. And, you'd be a fool to not buy a bag of 50 frozen dumplings for $8 to take home after your meal.
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11 July 2010
You can ask them to stir fry any of the noodle orders for a dollar extra
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25 March 2010
Really tasty knife cut noodles (aka peel noodles). Dumplings are tasty too!
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