I loved the stir fry ramen!
Stir fried "ramen" has really good noodles, but the vegetarian one doesn't have many vegetables
Soup dumpling is pretty good but stir fried noodles are super greasy
Terrible service. Can't handle a party of more than two people. Ran out of brown rice at lunchtime! Each dish arrived 5 mins after the last. Stir fry chicken with chilies was like eating a salt lick.
Affordable Sichuan in midtown. The stir fried five spice tofu is a vegetarian dish for carnivores.
Haven't had a bad dish yet. Try the stir fried string beans or the spicy orange chicken - you won't be disappointed!
stir fried ingredients in mala hot pot
Spicy, tingly, and oh so damn good. Order a spicy dry pot stir fry with any ingredients you choose (fish fillets and lotus root are favorites) and enjoy the unusual burn of the meal
Peanuts and super spicy dry pot were awesome
You have a choice of 4 different hand made noodles for noodle stir fry. Pad thai w/vermicelli noodles? DO IT TO IT!!
One of the better Thai restaurants on this stretch of Ninth Avenue. Crab and pork with stir fried noodles is the signature dish, well worth ordering on a first visit.
Stir fry, chicken, spicy food
My favorites are the brown rice & beans, stir fry chicken, collard greens and eggplant. I often order the carrot or kale sea moss with ginger beverage.
Everything 😍😍
The veggie burger money can buy...
Best Korean meal had stuffed mushrooms and stir fry tofu trio. Great homemade tofu
Mini bossam - pork belly so tender it will make you 🤣
Pork stir fried dumplings are great!!!
Bacon lover? The Canadian speciality roll. The the steam dumplings were delicious also. Will definitely be back for that huge Thai Pineapple or Oink Oink fried rice.
Not fine dining by any means, but a lot of fun and good for a group. Tasty food and very friendly staff.
The spicy basil stir fry is so good. They also have great lunch specials!
Best kept secret for thai food in Washington heights - so much room inside the restaurant. Get the duck! Authentic cozy spot
Red thai curry w/ spring rolls are delish. It comes with white rice. portion is small (1 serving). Meat portion subatantial. They also deliver around Harlem above the 150s.
Skip the broths at this hand-pulled noodle specialist; get yours stir fried instead.
Definitely get the stir fried fat hand pulled noodle with chicken, it'll satisfy all our stir fried noodle cravings
I've been going this places over 7yrs now. A huge fan of this place. Stir fried noodle over noodle soup. Steamed dumpling over fried dumpling. But dumpling shell gotten thicker than before
Soup dumplings are super juicy with soup and thin skinned. On point! Duck buns are tasty tho slightly greasy. Got stir fried hand cut noodles w chix..it was just ok.
Good stir fry. The noodle soup is unique and the beef is good but the broth not as rich and flavorful as I assumed. Go with classic Chinese instead!
Good soup dumplings, but my favorite was the beef scallion pancake sandwich. Also really liked the stir fried noodles
There's more than just excellent pork chops here—try the marinated seaweed and dried bean curd or the stir fried noodles.
Amazing Taiwanese place. Get the pork chop or chicken leg on rice.
As its name so eloquently suggests, this place has some excellent. pork. chops. Order the pork chop over rice ($5.25), throw a marinated egg in the mix, and add a dash of soy sauce. Instant ecstasy. Read more.
Love their pork and squid stir fry, also their budae jiggae!!
This place sucks. Go to Arang, trust me.
Great food and great staff!
4 a.m. bests include the Lomo saltado, a Peruvian stir fry dish made of tender beef short ribs, onions, tomatoes and ginger served over rice and fries. Read more.
Must get the Lomo Saltado - Peruvian stir fry beef short ribs, red onions, tomatoes, fries with a light soy sauce, ginger, sambal and rice. Meat melts in mouth and packed with flavor. #nom
Churrasco is really delicious! Try medium rare!))
Favorite asian fusion restaurant. Impressive decor. Huge lounge upstairs if you have to wait. Pricey but you get what you pay for. Must try the edamame dumplings and cauliflower stir fry.
Food was actually legit. The cooking was very classic Chinese. Peking duck was okay, not as good as decoy but the beef stir fry, fried rice, rock shrimp, and bass were all excellent quality
Can't stress how amazing the edamame dumplings were!
Clean fast Vietnamese food. Carnivores: try the Bun Bo Hue, one of better in Chinatown. Vegetarians: try the Rau Maoung. Yes it grows in swamps, but stir fried with garlic its tasty!
Try the Hu Tieu Bo Kho - My fave here.
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