Communication failure. Ordered food on app and chose for delivery by mistake. Called immediately to ask the food be held for pickup. They said okay but when I showed up they told me the food was taken away. $32 down the drain due to poor communication. Disappointing.
Food: 3
Service: 1
Andi Krob
Tastes like filed up with water.The stirred beef was fat.We will not come again
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Tian G
My favorite noodle restaurant in the greater New York area. Authentic taste and reasonable price with large portions. Have tried more than half of of their noodle selections and enjoyed all. Not so much for their dessert though.If you enjoy strong flavors and spicy food, this is for you. Their spicy level is no joke and a true Chinese standard.
Nice portions - food was delivered fast and hot. Make for 3 meals. Would definitely order again
Aaron Anderson
Loved the fried dumplings and hunan noodle dish!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hunan Style Sauteed Beef
BLKMODE DPC
First off, I am writing this from my toilet because yesterday I decided I wanted noodle soup. Spend almost $200. It was a waste of money. My girlfriend got sick because the the food was disrespectfully spicy. Chunks of spicy red pepper will destroy your buttocks. the food here is like if your wife or husband that is a bad cook said “Hey Babe I made Chinese tonight”! The spice levels don’t make any sense and will probably spoil your eating experience. I don’t recommend this place at all. There is sooo much good Asian cuisine in that area, just avoid this one unless you want to feel like a blade sliced your rectum ????
Food: 1
Chandanie Priya
Best Chinese food ever I really loved there food very fresh and taste delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Squid, Soup
Jiyeon Portnoy
It was super delicious! I ordered pork noodle and pork + bamboo noodle with medium spicy level. It was slightly spicy for me but not too much! Personally, pork + bamboo noodle’s sauce was more savory but both have their uniquenesses. I loved it! I would love to visit again!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Gabriel B.
Great spot in the Times Square area. Came in with my co-worker and enjoyed everything about our meals. Wasn't too busy inside which was nice, however we noticed lots of take orders while we waited for our dinner. Place was quiet and clean. I got the squid with the dry noddles. Medium heat because the guy working said it's super spicy. I like spice and it had a nice kick. My entree was excellent. The string beans we shared for a sides...AMazing!!! Order them no matter what! Great spot, good prices. Would come back again for sure.
It's rare that you can order a meal from a restaurant and immediately understand the usage of an adjective such as "silky," but, oh my god, there is a tantalizing silkiness here at Silky Kitchen. The noodles, the dumplings, the smoothness of service, it's all very real. My go-to is the dumplings (+ extra dumpling). These are the best dumplings I've ever had. They're worth the wait. I usually supplement this with one of their standard noodle dishes. The fish and soup noodles is good--way more fish than you'd expect. The pork ribs are also wonderful, and I'm someone who often claims that ribs aren't food. Would advise ordering in advance.
June July
front desk is rude plus food is just ok, nothing
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
Vickie W.
This is a great place to stop by for a meal before a Broadway show. I've tried the Chairman Mao's favorite braised pork dry mix noodles, the Hunan style sauteed beef dry mix noodle, and the shrimp+chive+pork dumplings. The prices for the portion size are a little on the expensive side compared to Chinatown pricing but I would consider it a great deal in the area. There is ample seating (order in the back, grab any seat) and a restroom for customers. Service is friendly.
Amanda J.
I initially walked right past this shop, it's a bit narrow and tucked back from the street, but I'm glad I decided to go in. I stopped in before heading to a performance at Roundabout's Laura Pels theatre. Silky Kitchen provided the perfect grab and go, yet healthier made-to-order option. The woman at the register was very nice and helped me figure out my order. I went with the noodle soup base and the pepper and pork. I can see this being served over rice, but it was a cold day and I wanted a warm broth. I went with the mild spice level, which had a good kick. If you actually want mild, I'd order this with no spice and the ingredients will do the trick. I came alone and found a seat at a long table, which is one of the most efficient layouts I've seen for solo or small group dining. I grabbed a stool and hung up my jacket on the wall. I waited about 7 minutes for my food to come up. Every dish is served with a piece of bok choy which is what drew me in. This is probably one of my favorite veggies. The portion size was enough to feed two. I couldn't finish it all in the 20 minutes I had before I had to rush to the show. The plates are well worth their value. It's definitely a casual vibe, but the food is quality and the location to the theatre is super convenient. I'd recommend this to anyone solo dining in Times Square that wants something a bit better than pub dining and more affordable than Utsav.
Eddie Kristiansen
IF YOU ARE WHITE. DO NOT GET MEDIUM SPICE. I REPEAT, DO NOT GET MEDIUM SPICE. One of the hottest meals my tongue has had the displeasure of feasting upon. My mouth was fully molested and I was left weeping and dashing to the nearest shake shack in hopes of a milkshake to douse the flames. I was in such need of milk to lubricate my tongue and mind that I found myself in a discombobulated stupor. I sprinted through the Manhattan streets, finding my oasis of dairy and ending my suffering. Cool place overall, great service :)
Communication failure. Ordered food on app and chose for delivery by mistake. Called immediately to ask the food be held for pickup. They said okay but when I showed up they told me the food was taken away. $32 down the drain due to poor communication. Disappointing.
Food: 3
Service: 1
Tastes like filed up with water.The stirred beef was fat.We will not come again
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
My favorite noodle restaurant in the greater New York area. Authentic taste and reasonable price with large portions. Have tried more than half of of their noodle selections and enjoyed all. Not so much for their dessert though.If you enjoy strong flavors and spicy food, this is for you. Their spicy level is no joke and a true Chinese standard.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hunan Style Sauteed Beef, Pepper, Beef Soup, Soup
It's Chinese flavorNot adjusted ^Asian food^
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Nice portions - food was delivered fast and hot. Make for 3 meals. Would definitely order again
Loved the fried dumplings and hunan noodle dish!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hunan Style Sauteed Beef
First off, I am writing this from my toilet because yesterday I decided I wanted noodle soup. Spend almost $200. It was a waste of money. My girlfriend got sick because the the food was disrespectfully spicy. Chunks of spicy red pepper will destroy your buttocks. the food here is like if your wife or husband that is a bad cook said “Hey Babe I made Chinese tonight”! The spice levels don’t make any sense and will probably spoil your eating experience. I don’t recommend this place at all. There is sooo much good Asian cuisine in that area, just avoid this one unless you want to feel like a blade sliced your rectum ????
Food: 1
Best Chinese food ever I really loved there food very fresh and taste delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Squid, Soup
It was super delicious! I ordered pork noodle and pork + bamboo noodle with medium spicy level. It was slightly spicy for me but not too much! Personally, pork + bamboo noodle’s sauce was more savory but both have their uniquenesses. I loved it! I would love to visit again!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great spot in the Times Square area. Came in with my co-worker and enjoyed everything about our meals. Wasn't too busy inside which was nice, however we noticed lots of take orders while we waited for our dinner. Place was quiet and clean. I got the squid with the dry noddles. Medium heat because the guy working said it's super spicy. I like spice and it had a nice kick. My entree was excellent. The string beans we shared for a sides...AMazing!!! Order them no matter what! Great spot, good prices. Would come back again for sure.
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It's rare that you can order a meal from a restaurant and immediately understand the usage of an adjective such as "silky," but, oh my god, there is a tantalizing silkiness here at Silky Kitchen. The noodles, the dumplings, the smoothness of service, it's all very real. My go-to is the dumplings (+ extra dumpling). These are the best dumplings I've ever had. They're worth the wait. I usually supplement this with one of their standard noodle dishes. The fish and soup noodles is good--way more fish than you'd expect. The pork ribs are also wonderful, and I'm someone who often claims that ribs aren't food. Would advise ordering in advance.
front desk is rude plus food is just ok, nothing
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
This is a great place to stop by for a meal before a Broadway show. I've tried the Chairman Mao's favorite braised pork dry mix noodles, the Hunan style sauteed beef dry mix noodle, and the shrimp+chive+pork dumplings. The prices for the portion size are a little on the expensive side compared to Chinatown pricing but I would consider it a great deal in the area. There is ample seating (order in the back, grab any seat) and a restroom for customers. Service is friendly.
I initially walked right past this shop, it's a bit narrow and tucked back from the street, but I'm glad I decided to go in. I stopped in before heading to a performance at Roundabout's Laura Pels theatre. Silky Kitchen provided the perfect grab and go, yet healthier made-to-order option. The woman at the register was very nice and helped me figure out my order. I went with the noodle soup base and the pepper and pork. I can see this being served over rice, but it was a cold day and I wanted a warm broth. I went with the mild spice level, which had a good kick. If you actually want mild, I'd order this with no spice and the ingredients will do the trick. I came alone and found a seat at a long table, which is one of the most efficient layouts I've seen for solo or small group dining. I grabbed a stool and hung up my jacket on the wall. I waited about 7 minutes for my food to come up. Every dish is served with a piece of bok choy which is what drew me in. This is probably one of my favorite veggies. The portion size was enough to feed two. I couldn't finish it all in the 20 minutes I had before I had to rush to the show. The plates are well worth their value. It's definitely a casual vibe, but the food is quality and the location to the theatre is super convenient. I'd recommend this to anyone solo dining in Times Square that wants something a bit better than pub dining and more affordable than Utsav.
IF YOU ARE WHITE. DO NOT GET MEDIUM SPICE. I REPEAT, DO NOT GET MEDIUM SPICE. One of the hottest meals my tongue has had the displeasure of feasting upon. My mouth was fully molested and I was left weeping and dashing to the nearest shake shack in hopes of a milkshake to douse the flames. I was in such need of milk to lubricate my tongue and mind that I found myself in a discombobulated stupor. I sprinted through the Manhattan streets, finding my oasis of dairy and ending my suffering. Cool place overall, great service :)
Atmosphere: 4