Lo mein and fried rice

Open kitchen with hand-pulled noodles visible behind glass creates an engaging scene. Atmosphere feels chill and authentic, with a vibe that is still developing. Menu focuses on fresh, handmade northern Chinese dishes with affordable prices.

House Lo Mein stands out as a favorite with a strong reputation. Other Lo Mein options rate as average and offer nothing particularly special.

Fried rice comes in several versions here, including spicy beef fried rice and a house fried rice with rich flavors. Some varieties include seafood like mussels and shrimp, giving a strong seafood taste.

Takeout-focused Chinese restaurant with limited seating and a noisy atmosphere. Known for huge portions and classic dishes like honey garlic chicken and special fried rice. Serves a steady flow of locals seeking trusted, flavorful meals without delivery or online menus.

Beef and pork lo mein come with fresh vegetables and rich flavors. Honey garlic chicken and egg drop soup complement the excellent lo mein dishes well.

Special fried rice stands out with fresh vegetables and huge chunks of pork. Ham fried rice offers consistent flavor and quality every time.

Chinese restaurant offers authentic New York style Chinese food with large portions and reasonable prices. Atmosphere feels relaxed but the space is unpolished and not suited for dining in. Delivery is quick and convenient, maintaining food warmth.

House Lo Mein combines meat, chicken, and shrimp for a filling dish. Beef lo mein and other versions deliver fantastic flavor and satisfy hunger well.

Shrimp and pork fried rice come loaded with onions and vegetables, making each bite flavorful. The fried rice has a smoked, grilled flavor that stands out. Portions offer a great amount for the money.

Small dining space blends with an attached market offering Asian snacks and imported goods. Atmosphere feels vibrant and relaxed, decorated with anime and lanterns that create a cozy, intimate vibe. Crowds gather here, drawn by the unique setting and lively energy.

Beef and Shrimp Lo Mein noodles come out tender and well-prepared. The menu includes Asian Lo Mein alongside other dishes like Fried Crab Bao Buns and Korean spicy fried chicken.

Kimchi fried rice stands out with its strong flavor and quality. Variations include versions with pork belly and chicken, all well-liked for their taste.

Hidden behind an indoor hallway, the space offers an immersive Japanese atmosphere with anime art covering the walls and arcade games like Metal Slug and Ninja Turtles. The vibe is cozy and fun, with great music enhancing the experience. Seating is spacious and comfortable, creating a unique and charming setting.

Steak lo mein features five spice and a sweet soy sauce that create a well-rounded, balanced flavor. Noodles come tasty and generous, with a notable Sesame Ginger option also recommended.

Fried rice here stands out with honey garlic shrimp, curry, and sriracha flavors. Options include versions with tofu, prawns, chicken, and Mongolian beef, all made beautifully and considered special compared to others.

Elegant space with soft lighting and traditional decor creates a warm, inviting atmosphere suitable for intimate gatherings and celebrations. Food emphasizes authentic Chinese culinary heritage with standout dishes like Beef lo mein with curry and phenomenal egg rolls. Clean environment supports a friendly, family-oriented vibe.

Beef lo mein with curry stands out as a distinctive flavor. Vegetable and chicken lo mein options exist, but white rice no longer comes with lo mein and must be bought separately.

Pork fried rice and special fried rice appear regularly but show inconsistent quality. Recent visits note a decline in taste, with several complaints about the fried rice being below expectations.

Chinese restaurant offers authentic dishes with flavorful ingredients and well-presented meals. Atmosphere feels peaceful and family-oriented despite sparse decor and an odd layout. Free parking nearby adds convenience for diners.

Lo Mein offers good noodles with a great texture but tends to lack strong flavor. The Special Lo Mein includes only a few pieces of meat and shrimp, which may not meet expectations for a special dish.

House fried rice stands out with its perfect taste and fresh pork. The Large Special Fried Rice offers a satisfying portion with quality ingredients.

Chinese restaurant offers pickup or delivery only with affordable prices and large portions. Atmosphere is casual and unpretentious, focusing on value over fancy presentation. Popular dishes include honey garlic wings and General Tso's chicken, noted for strong flavor and good taste.

Lo mein comes with a sauce that settles at the bottom and tends to be pale. Vegetable lo mein lacks vegetables and has little flavor. Other lo mein dishes are generally well-liked.

Vegetable fried rice pairs well with General Tso chicken and honey garlic wings. Pork fried rice resembles dishes from Chinese spots in NYC but shrimp are very small and scarce in the fried rice.

Chinese restaurant operates as takeout only with no dine-in option. Food offers affordable prices and generous portions, especially for fried rice and lo mein dishes. Atmosphere is defined by quick service and consistent cleanliness.

Shrimp Lo Mein comes full and flavorful, with noodles well coated in sauce and vegetables included. Udon vegetable Lo Mein offers a different noodle style, but some lo mein noodles can be overcooked.

Special fried rice features shrimp but in small amounts. Fried rice pairs well with dishes like pepper steak and white rice. The fried rice ranks among the best in town for flavor and quality.