Browse menus, reviews and photos of Noodles in Long Island City.
Taiwanese · $
49-11 Vernon Boulevard, Long Island City
Customers’ favorites
“Delicious dumplings. They're so good. Also, I recommend the garlicky cucumbers for a light & tasty appetizer. Very clean, cozy, polite staff. 5 stars for sure.”
Noodles · $$
41-10 29th Street, Long Island City
Customers’ favorites
“Cute little spot on an unexpected corner in LIC. Chinese noodle type of menu. I got the Juicy Lamb rice noodle bowl with mild spice. The lamb and noodles were excellent but I felt that the chili oil overpowered all the flavor of the dish, did not feel like a mild by my (average white boy) standards. Next time I will omit the spice. I would have rated it 5* because I plan to come back and explore the rest of their menu, however the bowl my noodles were served in was chipped and that's one of my personal pet peeves. Throw out or donate or even kintsugi your chipped bowls or plates, just don't serve your food in them!”
Noodles · $
3002 39th Ave Retail Space 1, 30-02 39th Avenue, Long Island City
Customers’ favorites
“The food was absolutely delicious, and the portions were huge! Everything was freshly made to order, and you could really taste the freshness. We ordered several dishes, including the pork with bamboo shoots, and everything was flavorful, authentic, and perfectly seasoned. The spicy dishes were especially satisfying and went perfectly with the rice. Great value, generous portions, and freshly cooked food. We’ll definitely be back!”
Ramen · $$
45-12 23rd Street, Long Island City
Customers’ favorites
“food is so good! the staff is lovely. very welcoming and inviting.”
Vietnamese · $$
5-51 47th Avenue Suite 573, Long Island City
Customers’ favorites
“Yummy yummy Good service Nice place”
Ramen · $$
33-19 36th Avenue, Long Island City
Customers’ favorites
“My son who is a picky eater slurped the broth and ate the karaage. The ramen had a good chew to it too :)”
Chinese · $
10-39 47th Road, Long Island City
Customers’ favorites
“This is a great restaurant. The owner and staff are very kind and serve amazing dishes. I could definitely taste my beef noodle soup was made with fresh ingredient and homemade noodles. Everything was perfectly spiced. Will definitely come here more often.”
Korean · $$
37-04 Queens Boulevard, Long Island City
Customers’ favorites
“This restaurant has quickly become one of my family’s favorite places to dine. The food is delicious, the atmosphere is calm and welcoming, and the service is always great. The prices are also very reasonable for the quality and experience. We always enjoy our visits and look forward to coming back!”
Chinese · $
26-19 Jackson Avenue, Long Island City
Customers’ favorites
“Excellent, delicious dumplings. Heated to order, so it takes a few minutes, but the short wait is worth it! The dumplings are very hot (in the sense of cooked in lots of hot pepper), so be prepared to hold some cool water in your mouth to relieve your burning tongue!”
Korean · $
48-18 Northern Boulevard, Long Island City
Customers’ favorites
“Friendly staff and quick service. Well of course authentic Korean food😋 FRESH.DELICIOUS.HONEST!”
Chinese · $
27-23 Jackson Avenue, Long Island City
Customers’ favorites
“If you’re craving authentic Northwestern Chinese comfort food in Long Island City, DunHuang is a total staple. Came here with a friend and ordered a full table of heartier dishes—everything hit the spot. Hand-Pulled Beef Noodles ($13.99): The noodles have that perfect chewy, hand-stretched texture, and the broth is clear yet deeply flavorful. A spoonful of chili oil completes it. Hand-Sliced Lamb ($27.50): A absolute must-order. The lamb is tender, well-seasoned, and has zero gamey taste. Dipping it into the tangy chili sauce brings out incredible flavor. Big Plate Chicken ($25.50): Rich, savory, and packed with tender chicken and soft potatoes that absorb all the sauce. The broad noodles at the bottom soak up all the gravy perfectly. Sauteed Pork Intestines ($22.99): Perfectly cleaned with no funky odor, wok-hei tossed with a great savory bite. Excellent if you enjoy bold flavors. Lamb Skewers ($10.99): Well-charred over the grill with a generous coating of cumin and chili powder. Great fatty-to-lean ratio. Portions are generous and the prices are very reasonable for the quality. Highly recommend stopping by if you want legit Gansu/Northwestern Chinese style food in NYC!”
Chinese · $
32-20 34th Avenue, Long Island City
Customers’ favorites
“It's a standard Americanized Chinese spot with all the usual menu items. A lot of complaints here on the poor service or them messing up vegan orders... eh well, welcome to NYC? I'm not getting this type of food for the service. The food itself is excellent. I'm an Astorian Chinese takeout snob and having tried most of the spots in the region, the fried dumplings are the best here - large, filled with meat and juicy.”
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