“Recommend going with a buddy to get the Big Tray Chicken. It's like \~$20, easily serves 2 and it's a giant tray of spicy chicken + veggies and a choice of hand pulled noodles or rice (IMO always get the noodles). Soup dumplings are also decent.”
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AI-generated summary
Get the big tray chicken. It is about $20 and easily feeds two, and the common advice is to add the instead of rice. The is the other one regulars order every visit, crisp outside and tender inside. Skip the , people say they come in frozen from a supplier. A few think the newer New Spicy Village does almost everything better.
“Recommend going with a buddy to get the Big Tray Chicken. It's like \~$20, easily serves 2 and it's a giant tray of spicy chicken + veggies and a choice of hand pulled noodles or rice (IMO always get the noodles). Soup dumplings are also decent.”
“I think it’s good, and has dishes that I don’t really see on other menus in Chinatown as often.”
“That crisp outside and soft inside with tender savory beef. It's so good. I have to get it every time I'm at Spicy Village.”
“Spicy Village is a Henan style restaurant & they offer incredible dishes, but the soup dumplings they serve are purchased wholesale from a supplier & are frozen & then steamed to order.”
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“Big tray chicken at spicy village.”
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“Food from Chinatown like Mei Lai Wah pork buns, rice rolls from Tonii's, Wah Fung platter, handpulled noodles and pork pancakes from Spicy Village”
“If spicy village (both) closed I’d be in mourning for a year.”
“Spicy Village Big Tray Chicken”
“Spicy village, sigiri, rowdy rooster, pisillo panini”