Beef noodle soup with hand-pulled noodles!
For a decadent noodle dish, this Chinatown spot serves up a spectacular plate of pan-fried noodles. Proteins run the gamut from vegetable to shrimp to roast duck to lamb.
Not on the menu: They will sell you an entire tub of their sesame-chilli sauce that they put on the tables, for $7!
Try the hand-pulled noodle
Just get lots lots dumplings.
Skip the broths at this hand-pulled noodle specialist; get yours stir fried instead.
Don't read these tips before you arrive or you may get drool on your shirt. (I did.)
Beef hand-pulled noodles for $6! Ask for extra cilantro & dump a ton of chili oil in it. Sweet & spicy cucumber salad on the side. Oh, and stick your head into the kitchen to see the chefs at work!
Nothing here disappoints. Try the dumplings. Some of the best I have ever had.
While noodles are the thing here, they make great boiled dumplings if you are willing to wait.
Guy Fieri enjoys the Tasty Hand-Pulled Noodle, in New York, NY, on Food Network's The Best Thing I Ever Ate. Find more tips at Food Network Local.
the hand pulled noodles while good are not as good as the knife peeled or rice noodles.. so good
They were temporarily closed and while we thought it closed down for health regulations, turns out they just got a face lift plus added basement seating!
Now has vegetable broth option so suitable for vegetarians!
Come here for ultra-cheap Chinese cuisine. Huge portions of hand-pulled noodle soups range from $4 - $6.50. Try fish ball or beef for $5.
This place is awesome. Stop thinking about going & just go! Take a peek in the kitchen to see a noodle master at work.
Noodles in soup and be slurp happy! Bonus: Watch your hand pulled noodles be hand-pulled by the guy in the kitchen. Oooh!
Way down in Chinatown, but probably our favorite spot for lunch. Youcan get the vegetarian option with tofu if you ask nicely, or just gofor the meatballs.
Pan fried hand pulled noodles with shrimp is the best. Add lots of cilantro and chili oil and you're set!
have some damn good noodles