Noodle Village

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in:Seeking recommendation for chinese dumplings, fried and soup.3 pts
“Noodle Village XLB are better than Joe's and The Bao from recent experiences. The XLB at Noodle Village have an even thinner, chewier skin and aren't flimsy or ripped so lots of soup stays inside.”
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in:Supersized Wontons at Maxi’s Noodle | NYT Cooking1 pts
replying to u/yakitorispelling: It's personal preference, but I prefer Noodle Village. I like smaller wontons, but I'm old school and prefer wonton lo mein vs wonton mein. Noodle Village has far superior beef stew, fish balls and has bigger menu of classic Hong Kong foods like their amazing brisket\\oxtail curry.
“And the wonton tendon (I asked for no noodle) was on point. Fresh and plum, thin skin; perfect size and shrimp/pork ratio. The broth is beef but very clean taste.”
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in:Din Tai Fung reservation slots!-1 pts
replying to u/Fragrant-Ad5173: looking for top alternatives to DTF in Manhattan, any suggestions for the best of the rest? heard good things about NanXiang and Joe's Home of Soup Dumplings
“Best soup dumpling in CT is at noodle village - thin skin, lots of soup with good flavor.”
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postNoodle Village51 pts
“Beef Ho Fun Recommend: yes”
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in:NYC 10 days itinerary 46 pts
“- Noodle Village (wonton noodle and congee)”
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in:4 more days left it NYC where should I eat 35 pts
“wontons at Noodle Village”
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in:Food Itinerary Review24 pts
“Noodle Village is a good all-rounder (and personal favorite). Must have dish is the wonton noodle soup as it's one of the best in the city.”
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in:Favorite dishes in Chinatown?21 pts
“One of the best wonton noodle soup in the city. All their other stuff like claypot rice and soup dumplings are really solid too.”
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in:Best Traditional Chinese Restaurants in Chinatown?18 pts
“Best wonton noodle soup in the city. They also have good congee + fried dough”
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in:Which are the must go food places in Chinatown and Midtown, NYC?17 pts
“Noodle Village for soup dumplings and beef noodle soup”
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in:Din Tai Fung or Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings or Joe’s Home of Soup Dumplings ?16 pts
replying to u/gol_azizam: Went here a few months ago and was not blown away :( I wish I liked it. FYI - don’t eat pork so very much limited to chicken / shrimp / veggie dumpling options.
“their food is solid but xiao long bao is definitely not a speciality of theirs.”
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in:Best congee recommendations16 pts
“Noodle Village is well known for their excellent wontons and congee. Uncle used to work as a street vendor in Chinatown and it was his go to spot for congee for many years.”
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in:Best xiaolongbao in Chinatown Manhattan?13 pts
“Noodle village serves a pretty good version! Thin skin, clean soup”
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in:Best wonton noodle soup?13 pts
“The XLB are very, very good there too.”
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in:Shu Jiao Fu Zhou or Cha Kee12 pts
“FWIW my personal Chinatown tops are: Noodle Village (clay pots, soup dumplings)”
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in:Review my Chinatown food crawl12 pts
“If I had to pick a spot outside of the 3, I would go to Noodle Village. They have better appetizer choices if you don't want a full meal.”
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in:DIY LES & Chinatown Food Tour12 pts
“For wontons, go to Noodle Village, Maxi's Noodle, Great NY Noodletown, or Wu's Wonton King.”
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in:Pete Wells' 100 Best Restaurants in New York City in 202411 pts
replying to u/InSearchOfGoodPun: Great NY Noodletown gets way more attention than the numerous other similar classic Canto places in Chinatown. Why? Is there actually anything significantly better (or even different) about it?
“Noodle Village has better brisket, tripe and wonton mein.”
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in:Cheap and delicious spots in Chinatown that won't have an insane line?11 pts
“Love their soup dumplings and soups”
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postNoodle Village is hyped here but what’s the deal with the menu pricing and what you get?10 pts
“$11 for shrimp noodle soup with 4 tiny dumplings? $17 for beef chow fun with tiny bits of beef? Comparing this to KST, this feels like it’s catering for the West Village crowd.”
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in:Solo dining Chinese food in or near Chinatown10 pts
“Noodle Village (Shrimp & Pork Wonton / Shrimp & Pork Dumplings / Cilantro & Pork w. Black Egg Dumplings Soup)”
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in:What's your favorite bowl of nourishing noodle soup, in any borough?9 pts
“Wonton noodle soup at noodle village in Chinatown.”
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in:Am I missing any essential NYC eats as a tourist?8 pts
replying to u/grackychan: Better off getting real deal dumplings in flushing, like Maxi’s Noodle. The cheap Chinatown dumplings are very wrapper heavy and light on filling.
“Noodle Village gets my vote for best Wontons in Chinatown and I think it's much more tastier experience than dollar dumpling spots.”
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in:Noodle Village8 pts
“The congee is truly the best I’ve had in Manhattan”
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in:Supersized Wontons at Maxi’s Noodle | NYT Cooking8 pts
“Noodle Village is my favorite Wonton noodle soup spot in the city”
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in:Best Xiao Long Bao in Manhattan currently?7 pts
“Noodle Village for the multiple bit sized dumplings!”
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in:Best pre-US Open food options in Queens7 pts
replying to u/trey1928: Shanghai You Garden has the best dim sum in NYC and I will go to war to defend that truth
“Noodle Village in Manhattan for xlb”
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in:Favorite Chinese dishes & street food7 pts
“and braised beef with tripe & tendon noodles/rice from Noodle Village.”
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in:Noodle Village is hyped here but what’s the deal with the menu pricing and what you get?7 pts
“IMO noodle village isn’t overhyped, it’s good for what it is .”
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in:Looking for a good place in Chinatown before Madonna next week 👀6 pts
“they have great noods and vegetarian friendly”
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in:din tai fung reservations completely full for the next month6 pts
“I think the xlb from Noodle Village is quite good!”
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in:Best places in Manhattan for Hong-Kong style chee cheong fun?6 pts
“My go to order at Noodle Village is their Wonton noodles with a order of rice rolls with peanut butter/hoisin sauce/sesame on top.”
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in:Help my food crawl6 pts
“Their XLB are on par or better than the one’s I’ve had in Shanghai where they originated”
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in:Where can I find good congee near the Seaport / financial district?6 pts
“There are a few places in chinatown that have good congee such as Noodle Village”
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in:Chinatown crawl - recommendations for each restaurant5 pts
“Noodle village for soup dumplings and curry oxtail”
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in:Any spot recommendations in Manhattan for a group of 5?5 pts
replying to u/justflipping: Chinatown: Congee Village, Deluxe Green Bo, Bo Ky, Tofu Tofu, Kitchen Co Ut, Wo Hop, Great NY Noodletown, etc
“noodle village for soup dumplings and curry beef brisket or oxtail.”
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in:Who knows the best beef chow fun place that has a lot of wok hei, tender beef, and bouncy noodles?5 pts
“West New Malaysia or Noodle Village are prob best bet in terms of Manhattan offerings. I've been happy with the he fen at both of those places.”
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in:NYC Iconic 'must try' food items4 pts
“Soup dumplings (joes Shanghai, nan xiang or noodle village) will do the trick”
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in:A bagel, a dog, a slice, and a rice noodle roll4 pts
“Chinatown I recommend going to noodle village for their Xiao long bao”
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in:Dive Bars & Noodles 4 pts
“[Noodle Village](https://maps.app.goo.gl/BUjwphAVEE5kNDwr8) for their Wonton noodles soup.”
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in:Noodle Village4 pts
“One of the best Cantonese places around. Their wonton noodle soup is excellent.”
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in:your favorite dumplings in the city (from any culture!)4 pts
“Noodle Village has the best soup dumplings in the city, in my humble opinion”
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in:What is your favorite restaurant in Chinatown?4 pts
replying to u/Pool_Dear: Noodle Village is my fav
“The food's always been good but the vibes of the new place have made it even better!”
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in:DIY Chinatown Food Tour4 pts
“Noodle Village is also solid for soup dumplings.”
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in:Where do you order in from in the city when you’re sad or stressed and need either comfort food or food that feels good when your appetite is low?4 pts
“Congee from noodle village”
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in:Visiting in July- I’ve seen plenty of older posts about soup dumplings, but I’d love some up-to-date recommendations. Where can I find the best soup dumplings (xiao long bao) in NYC right now?4 pts
“If you like thin skin xiao long bao, I personally like to go to Noodle village on 70 mott street”
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in:Seeking recommendation for chinese dumplings, fried and soup.3 pts
“Go to Noodle Village for wonton noodles.”
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in:Looks for congee recommendations3 pts
“Noodle Village also has a decent congee. Parents swears by it but I feel like it's not as good as Big Wong.”
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in:Soup dumplings3 pts
“Go to noodle village and get the soup dumplings- it is 20x better than the chain DTF.”
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in:Best wonton noodle soup?3 pts
“Their wonton is spectacular and their other menu items are usually pretty good/solid.”
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