Mee Noodle Shop & Grill

All 12 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Singapore-style mei fun in Manhattan?3 pts
“Since then I have only been disappointed with places that serve wet soggy noodles. Last time was Mee noodle on 1st. Ave.”
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in:Affordable Midtown (50s) lunch spots1 pts
“Excellent lunch specials all under 15 (their sweet n sour chicken is oddly one of the best I’ve had in the city).”
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in:Recs for old school Chinese American spots1 pts
“Mee Noodle is perfect for this. Their stir fry dishes blow wo hop out of the water”
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in:Singapore Mai Fun1 pts
replying to u/Remarkable-World-234: Last time I went it was on the wet side. So many places are a roll of the dice depending on who’s in the kitchen at that moment. I think the most disappointing was a place on LES Mee noodle.
“Mee is great for their noodle soups and not much else. Some of the better scallion pancakes I’ve had too”
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in:Which place will internally break you if they announced they were closing doors permanently?5 pts
“They were always amazing.”
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in:Where do you "grab dinner"?3 pts
“Mee Noodle”
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in:Favorite Chinese delivery in Manhattan?1 pts
“Mee Noodle, and they have multiple locations.”
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in:Best scallion pancakes in nyc1 pts
“Mee Noodle was amazing. Some kind of black magic they had in that kitchen.”
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in:Singapore Mai Fun1 pts
replying to u/OutlandishnessNo8737: Great NY Noodletown
“I think the most disappointing was a place on LES Mee noodle.”
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in:Singapore Mai Fun1 pts
“Mee Noodle in the east village, not fancy but tasty”
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in:Doughy Dumplings!! Where to find?1 pts
“But when it comes to satisfying my American Chinese cravings Mee Noodle is amazing.”
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in:Looking for classic American-Chinese food in Midtown1 pts
“RIP Mee Noodle and Shun Lee's quality.”
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