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Great New York Noodletownhot topic

3.0 stars
(1 Rating)

28 Bowery, New York, NY 10013

(212) 349-0923 SEE MENU

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  • HOURS:
  • 9 am-4 am
  • PRICE RANGE: --
  • CREDIT CARDS: No
  • ALCOHOL: Beer/Wine Only
  • OTHER FEATURES:
  • Late Night
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quick reviews (6 Reviews)

He would love Chinatown! Take him to Great NY Noodletown for Singapore Chow Fun and Roast Duck! Maybe just take the meat off the bone for him with the duck! REPLY (35 Replies) (by AubWah, created January 10, 2012)

I had lunch at Great NY Noodletown today. The duck was like a gift from Santa! REPLY (10 Replies) (by AubWah, created December 17, 2011)

I found the Shrimp and Lobster Sauce rice plate at Noodletown to be exceptionally and surprisingly delicious.--prawns cooked just enough in a garlicky, eggy sauce with a little ground pork. Generous portion, too. I think it's about $8.

There are a couple of vegetable and/or tofu rice plates that are under $5.
REPLY (13 Replies) (by femmevox, created November 19, 2011)

Great NY NoodleTown

Bowery and Bayard

If you want inexpensive and tasty chinese food, I would check out Great NY NoodleTown.

I recommend the salted fish and vegetable pan-fried noodles dish or any of the meat and rice dishes.

They're also open really late.

Good review here:
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/678367
REPLY (13 Replies) (by SpaceFood, created November 4, 2011)

»Noodletown is not the place you want to take a date

3 stars

Noodletown
28 Bowery
New York, NY 10013

212) 349-0923

After midnight and after a show or movie, when most if not all of the food places in Chinatown, NYC have closed down, there is Noodletown on the Corner of Bowery and Bayard Streets
The atmosphere at noodletown is Chinese luncheonette when it was new and it is not new now. There is no maitre d’, cooked ducks and pigs hang in the...+READ
Noodletown
28 Bowery
New York, NY 10013

212) 349-0923

After midnight and after a show or movie, when most if not all of the food places in Chinatown, NYC have closed down, there is Noodletown on the Corner of Bowery and Bayard Streets
The atmosphere at noodletown is Chinese luncheonette when it was new and it is not new now. There is no maitre d’, cooked ducks and pigs hang in the window. Soup is scooped out unceremoniously in front everyone. The waiters are constantly busy and either do not have the time or the English to greet you and certainly not to hold your chair.
What noodletown does have is good home-style Chinese food. They go through great quantities of duck and the duck comes cut up with crispy skin and most of the fat gone. The Chinese broccoli is very fresh and steaming hot and actually cut so that even a Westerner can eat it with chop sticks. All the other dishes seem to have the same attention to detail that makes a meal very welcomed.
Like I said don’t take a date to Noodletown unless you want to impress them with your ability to find good simple Chinese food.

for more see www.ditmasestates.com-COLLAPSE
(by dshapusa, created February 13, 2010)

»Noodletown is not the place you want to take a date

3 stars

Noodletown
28 Bowery
New York, NY 10013

212) 349-0923

After midnight and after a show or movie, when most if not all of the food places in Chinatown, NYC have closed down, there is Noodletown on the Corner of Bowery and Bayard Streets
The atmosphere at noodletown is Chinese luncheonette when it was new and it is not new now. There is no maitre d’, cooked ducks and pigs hang in the...+READ
Noodletown
28 Bowery
New York, NY 10013

212) 349-0923

After midnight and after a show or movie, when most if not all of the food places in Chinatown, NYC have closed down, there is Noodletown on the Corner of Bowery and Bayard Streets
The atmosphere at noodletown is Chinese luncheonette when it was new and it is not new now. There is no maitre d’, cooked ducks and pigs hang in the window. Soup is scooped out unceremoniously in front everyone. The waiters are constantly busy and either do not have the time or the English to greet you and certainly not to hold your chair.
What noodletown does have is good home-style Chinese food. They go through great quantities of duck and the duck comes cut up with crispy skin and most of the fat gone. The Chinese broccoli is very fresh and steaming hot and actually cut so that even a Westerner can eat it with chop sticks. All the other dishes seem to have the same attention to detail that makes a meal very welcomed.
Like I said don’t take a date to Noodletown unless you want to impress them with your ability to find good simple Chinese food.

for more see www.ditmasestates.com-COLLAPSE
(by dshapusa, created February 13, 2010)

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