Noodles near Staten Island, NY

“Wow a life changing experience! I had the honer and privilege of taking my family to the Greatest Japanese Restaurant in all
Of NYC and Staten Island. The service is legendary and the food tasted Amazing 🤩! The freshness and the quality of the Sushi. I'm still thinking about yesterday's dinner!! Truly of Epic proportions!! Our first time their of many visits to come! They gave my wife a box of Chocolates yesterday!! If you are looking to eat at the very best for Japanese Cuisine please come here $

Kid-friendliness: Extremely kind to our son!“

“Very good food and child friendly! Good place for big families to have a big sumptuous and sometimes loud dinner with 4 kids!“

“Definitely recommend the Spicy Chicken
If you are on the picky side of eating it comes with thick noodles if u want you can ask for thin i definitely recommend I go here for lunch and it comes with everything for take out 10/10 flavor and this is my second time coming in“

“This place is a must try if you are in the area. It was delicious.“

“This is now my favorite Filipino restaurant. So far everything is GOOD.“

“I've been the first time in NYC and i wanted to try some Japanese food, so i went to KUU Ramen. The ambiente ist very small and calm. All the waitresses were so nice and the food was just amazing i ate there the best japenese Teryiaki Chicken ever in my life(i'm an japenese food expert)!!!! Ever again when i'm in nyc!!!!!!“

“Really delicious food! I came here to try the Polo Better known as Plov or بخاري as they call it in the Middle East.

Ended up trying the Noodles, Manta (better known as Mantu) Lamb Skewers. The manta was the best I ever had in the states! Everything was really delicious!

Since they didn’t have what I came for the chef came out with red tea, which is also really good. This is my go to restaurant whenever I am in the FIDI. I cannot recommend enough! This is one of my all time favorite restaurants in NYC.“

“Almost walked by this place - definition of hidden gem. Most enthusiastic and friendly owner. Most interesting and delicious pad thai, thai crepe, ive ever had, out of probably 100+ thai spots. This immediately rose to #1 position. I'll be back... often!“

“amazing food amazing staff“

“Was pretty excited to see this place right next to my hotel. Ate twice before I left back home. 🍜 ramen was amazing“

“We had a party of 4 that dined in. We had a few questions about the menu and the servers provided great options for us. When the food came, it had the perfect visual appeal. We had the house rice, beef and broccoli, spring rolls and pot stickers. Everything was delicious 😋 The rice was our favorite. We will definitely return!“

“The curries are my fav! Dumplings are yum, and if you are a meat eater try Korean bbq short rib, it’s beyond! 😋“

“Very professional place always. I complained about my order being a bit too salty to my liking and they apologized and gave me a whole new meal without any complications. Great customer service and the food tastes really good. First time my food came out salty and never had that issue before. They have a clean restaurant & the lady up front is very pleasant and friendly.“

“The absolute best Ramen!! Amazing food and great service!“

“Great neighborhood spot. I love coming here and want to support them through this Covid mess. The outdoor dining is set up well and the service is always good“

“👍👍👍今天吃了，牛腩王，炸油条，云吞面，全部都很棒。很合我们夫妇的味道👏👏👏“

“This was my first time ordering. I order for pick up. I got three bowls of rice noodles, and it seemed like one was made a little differently than expected. I called the restaurant, and they were super polite, answered my question, and even offered to make another one. The service was fast, the staff were friendly, and the noodles tasted great. I’ll definitely order again!“

“I recommend delicious steak sandwich“

“Japan Village in Brooklyn — where you step in for culture and end up questioning everything you thought you knew about noodle soup.

First stop: Gohei. The stall hits you with nine different noodle bowls — soba or udon, your choice… but choose wisely, warrior. I learned the hard way that not every soup and noodle combo is meant to be. The Gyusuji (sweet beef offal broth) is straight-up legendary if you go with udon. Go with soba, and it’s like putting a Prius engine in a monster truck — not built for it, my friend.

They even throw in tendon, tripe, and konnyaku (aka devil’s tongue — sounds hardcore, tastes amazing).
Bottom line: this place will humble your noodle game real quick. 🍜🔥

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“I am by myself and have no idea where to eat in Brooklyn. I visited few restaurant, but lastly, i came to LanZhou Noodle. You need to seat yourself and order at the counter. It is not busy the time when I visited.

The portion is way out of my expectations as I had food in Manhattan and other states, It is bigger than i thought. I thought it is not going to be this much, so i ordered 3 items.

It is really a good price for all of these together around 29dollar.“

“It is a pretty good place for fish slice dishes the food was pretty good with good flavors but not strong the service was pretty normal not bad but also not amazing and the atmosphere is not well with it being quite empty with decore and the amount of people that eat there. Definitely still give it a try but dont expect the most amzaing thing ever“

“Recently open and the place is phenomenal. The food is cheap and affordable. Service is superior aka fast and no tip unless you want to. We had the steam pork buns, the fuzhou wonton soup, noodles with peanut sauce and the mei fen with beef tripe soup. I got the pan fried pork buns to go. It was super good and tasteful. I will so come back again with Jo regrets. I recommend it 297372727%“

“what an amazing Christmas Dinner, will definitely be back to try more of the menu“

“My favorite spot for the winter with their nice soup noodles for about only $10 per bowl which is really nice with how much they give you and how warming you will feel every bite. it is like any other restaurant, you wait until they seat you, wait until you are ready to order, you wait for the food, eat, tip and leave. the place is usually really packed during lunch time so either be lucky/wait to eat or not go at lunch.“

“This is a perfect hole in the wall Chinese snack place where you can get very hearty combo dishes such as herbal soups and Lamb burgers to fresh plate of stir fried veggies. My wife and I stop by often aftet work in the evening when we’re craving healthy cheap eat and this place is amazing for that, highly recommend ?“

“We were visiting this Chinese neighborhood in Brooklyn and one of the employees recommended this restaurant for noodles. It was amazing, really one of the best places we have eaten and seemed very authentic. This is very much understated, a hole in the wall with a relatively simple menu. You pay cash, the food comes out. Piping hot for dining in or takeout, fresh, delicious, and when you are done you have already paid. So you just leave. Leave. There were many people came in while we were eating in which says to me that this is a favored neighborhood joint. Highly recommended.“

“Always delicious and very knowledgeable about allergens if you ask“

“After reading the reviews and asking a few patrons, I skipped the ramen for some special sushi rolls. The rainbow roll and the crunchy shrimp rolls were very, very good compared to standard expected airport sushi quality. You can taste the smokiness of the shrimp on that roll (likely torched, suggests it was handled with care rather than repackaged ready made sushi rolls).
Prices are generally 20% more expensive than your average sushi joint.“

“This is such a special place. This food belongs in the Bible. It should be revered like the Kings and Queens and even the gods of mythology. You’re not getting better dumplings than this. The shredded meat and cabbage or leek is so tender, so sweet, spicy, sour, vinegary, and the tender sheath, the skin of the dumpling is so chewy yet soft and wheaty and flavorful like nothing else. It’s just as unique as the distinct flavor of a Cheerios or Quaker oatmeal, but completely different and better. This is just the steamed dumplings mind you. The rest of the food will need subsequent reviews. Phenomenal. Eat there today.

Edit: These days it’s all about the oxtail noodle soup. Hot dog that dish is popping.“