Spacious Asian restaurant offers a cozy yet modern atmosphere with inviting ambiance and great music. Seating includes large tables and counters, creating a relaxed vibe for enjoying savory and sweet dishes. The place stands out for its fresh, flavorful food and comfortable setting.
Pork belly bao stands out with its rich flavor and satisfying texture. Catfish bao offers a unique twist and pairs well with drinks.
Freshness stands out with every takeout order, especially the fried fish. Packaging uses high-quality materials and even the bags are thoughtfully designed. Ordering ahead helps when in a hurry.
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Lunch specials are available and are affordable with great portion sizes.
The lunch special costs between $10 and $12.
Lunch pick up takes less than 10 minutes.
Ramen restaurant operates as a pick-up only spot with a compact, somewhat unpolished interior that feels bright and warm. The atmosphere is welcoming despite the limited space and storage-like setup. It stands out for generous portions, varied vegetarian options, and fresh, flavorful ramen and bao buns.
Bao buns come soft and fluffy with fillings like crisp pork belly and flavorful beef bulgogi that pack a punch. Options include teriyaki chicken and pork buns praised for their taste and texture.
Orders come piping hot and fresh with top-quality ingredients. Pickup service runs smoothly and food stays perfect for takeout.
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They have late-night hours, making it a great spot for dinner after work.
Ramen Ramen is only available for pick-up at the moment.
The restaurant is conveniently located with plenty of parking available.
Spacious setup with glass dividers and adorable decorations creates a clean, peaceful vibe. Pork belly bao shines with perfect size and texture, while vegan options impress. Fast, attentive service ensures smooth takeout with convenient to-go bowls keeping flavors intact.
Steam buns and bao buns have perfect consistency and size with a standout pork belly bao. Vegan options impress and the bao bao pairs well with other dishes like noodles.
Fast and attentive service makes takeout smooth and quick. Food comes in convenient to-go bowls, keeping flavors intact even for dishes like Hot Pot.
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The total cost for two people, including two drinks, is under $30.
The price for the noodles is $10.
Expect a quick service during lunch hours.
Small space with wrap-around barstools offers views of the street and people walking by. Atmosphere blends 1920s Shanghai film vibe with jazz music and exposed brick featuring Mandarin newspaper articles. Energy feels clean and vintage, providing a calm spot away from busy city areas.
Soft bao buns burst with tender pork and stewed pork fillings. Varieties like the cumin lamb bao and pork bao sliders offer outstanding flavor and texture.
Fast pickup makes takeout easy and convenient. Hand-cut noodles come in great portion sizes and stay tasty in containers, making them a solid choice for a quick bite or meal on the go.
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The restaurant offers gluten-free noodles and customizable spice levels.
Portion sizes are large, making it ideal for sharing or a big appetite.
Prices are reasonable, providing good value for the portion sizes.
Small space with compact counter seating creates an intimate setting. Lively atmosphere filled with pop and R&B music adds energy but can be loud. Frequent customers enjoy the cozy vibe and friendly environment ideal for casual dining or takeout.
Steamed bao buns stand out with their incredible flavor and soft texture. Chicken and pork options offer delicious fillings that pair well with other favorites like gyoza and mushroom bao buns.
Takeout features high-quality ingredients that stand out from typical ramen options. The small space suits two-person orders well, making it convenient for a simple meal at home.
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Happy hour offers great drink deals from 4-6pm on weekdays.
Special holiday noodles, like black noodles for Halloween, are sometimes available.
The space is limited, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
Small space with cozy seating including tables and a counter by the window creates a calm dining atmosphere. Walls display great art, adding to the appealing decor. The spot draws those seeking authentic Chinese noodle soups and baos at reasonable prices.
Bao buns come in pork belly, beef, and roasted duck varieties with good chewiness. Prices run around $15 for four baos, making them a solid choice for a filling meal.
Food stays amazing in takeout orders. Always check your food before leaving for pickup to avoid issues.
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There is no restroom available at Yiwanmen.
The prices are reasonable, around $15 for four Bao.
A bowl of beef noodles costs about $11 including tax.
Small, cute space offers a cozy atmosphere with lively energy and bright decor. It fills up consistently, creating a warm and inviting vibe. The setting feels intimate and charming, making it a comfortable spot for enjoying authentic Vietnamese dishes.
Bao buns here are solid with a vegan option available. They pair well with pho and come alongside wings, spring rolls, and dumplings.
Takeout includes many options but the broth container often leaks and the bread can get steamed in the bag. Carrying the container by hand helps avoid spills.
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Happy hour runs from 4-7pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant offers vegetarian options for those with dietary restrictions.
Prices are reasonable, with summer rolls costing around $8.
Open kitchen with chefs hand-pulling noodles creates a mesmerizing and authentic Chinese street-food vibe. Small, cozy space fills with the aroma of fresh noodles and spices, offering a calm yet busy takeout atmosphere. Regulars gather here for spicy, one-of-a-kind noodles and a warm, inviting experience.
Pork bao buns and bao sliders stand out with their rich flavors and tender texture. New appetizers like the bao sliders appear regularly, adding variety to the menu.
Food comes out tasty, filling, and reliable for takeout. Quality beats typical Chinese takeout in the area.
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Take their spice levels seriously; low or medium spice is recommended.
If you are sensitive to spicy food, choose NO SPICE noodles.
You can rely on the Handpulled Noodle for quality food that’s ready within 30 minutes.
Tiny take-out spot with an open kitchen and hole-in-the-wall vibes offers amazing vegan food featuring plant-based meat alternatives that rival originals. No seating is available, and the space feels exposed to outside elements. The atmosphere is busy and chaotic, making conversation difficult.
Bao buns come in crispy honey garlic BBQ, seitan mimicking chicken wings, and bulgogi with Beyond steak varieties. Vegan options like sesame medallions and impossible baos offer flavorful plant-based alternatives.
Staff know the menu well and give an accurate pickup time estimate. The spot works well for takeout, especially after events like childbirth.
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This establishment is takeout only, with no indoor or outdoor seating.
Expect food to be ready in less than 10 minutes.
The vegetarian and vegan spot has no gluten-free options.
Chinese restaurant offers tasteful upscale vibe with bright, elegant decor and a cozy backyard. Atmosphere stays relaxed and welcoming without feeling stuffy. Space between tables varies, sometimes tight, but overall environment suits families and casual dining.
Xiao Long Bao come with a flavorful sauce and hold a solid 8 out of 10 rating. They pair well with dishes like mapo tofu and pork belly with bao.
Takeout service handles large crowds and many delivery orders at the entrance. Bags come stapled shut, hiding portion size, which can affect the experience.
Good to know
The restaurant is currently BYOB while awaiting their liquor license.
The restaurant has a happy hour that extends from open to 6:30 PM.
You should log onto OpenTable and make a reservation now.
Small space with bare bones interior and wall-facing high stools creates a cozy, dim setting. Atmosphere feels lively and inviting, suited for quick meals rather than leisurely dining. Hand-pulled noodles stand out as the most delicious and satisfying feature.
Bao sliders stand out with their fried texture and a twist on typical baos, especially the cumin lamb variety. Pork baos taste good but lean salty and come at a higher price point.
Noodles come out fast for takeout with consistently delicious flavors. The spot serves as a reliable choice for quick, tasty meals after work.
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The restaurant charges $70 for noodles and soup.
There is no bathroom available in the restaurant.
New York State law requires that ready-to-eat food be prepared and served without bare hands.
Restaurant offers old-fashioned Japanese decor with paper-covered lighting and art on walls and ceilings. Atmosphere feels authentic and cozy, quiet and comfortable, suitable for casual dates. Ordering happens via tablet system, adding a modern touch to the traditional setting.
Appetizers include pork belly bao buns that stand out alongside calamari. These buns offer a flavorful start to the meal.
Takeout orders come with well-packaged containers that prevent leaks. Portion sizes for takeout are smaller than dine-in, which affects the overall value. Staff pay close attention to details during the takeout process.
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Free public parking is available behind the restaurant, making it a quick walk.
The tablet-based ordering system is easy to use and efficient.
Portion sizes for takeout orders are noticeably smaller than dine-in.
Vegan restaurant offers beautiful design with an intimate, vibrant atmosphere and open kitchen. It features a full bar with an excellent sake selection and a well-curated playlist. The space suits fancy meetings or dates with phenomenal dish presentation and caters well to dietary restrictions.
Crispy cauliflower and fried chick'n bao stand out with bold textures and a tasty meat-alternative flavor. The menu includes a big variety of bao options alongside chili noodles and beef dumplings.
Vegan sushi works well for takeout here. Service stays friendly and fast even when busy.
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Both the nutty buddy wrap and the spicy mang roll are gluten free.
Beyond Sushi is 100% vegan and has a comprehensive allergy menu.
Happy hour on Wednesdays offers half-off on beer, wine, and sake.
Ramen restaurant with anime-themed decor and free Street Fighter arcade game creates a nostalgic, laidback vibe. Lighting and artwork add to the cozy, welcoming atmosphere suited for casual dinners and easy nights out.
Bao buns come fresh and fluffy with a tasty curry sauce on the Katsu version. Pork bao buns are melty and flavorful, standing out alongside the shoyu ramen.
Waiting for takeout includes access to a Street Fighter II arcade machine for free play. The MB Ramen takeout option delivers flavors that exceed expectations. Compared to other places, the Shoyu Ramen here looks bland.
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They have a parking lot near the back door.
The restaurant is conveniently located right across from the train station.
The seating is limited, which may require waiting during busy hours.
Small Korean restaurant with a modern design and efficient order system using reusable menus. Atmosphere is cozy and calming with Americana music playing instead of typical Korean pop. Seating includes casual chairs and benches suited for short visits, complemented by complimentary infused water.
Soft, fluffy bao buns come with a delicious taste and perfect texture.
Repeat visits happen for the Korean bowl made for takeout. To-go bags and lids come in readily available. A few tables exist for indoor dining.
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The standard bowl is 24 oz and costs $12.95, while the larger bowl is 32 oz for $15.95.
You can build your own bowl or choose from specialties with various base options.
The restaurant offers a great variety of proteins including shrimp, bulogi beef, and tofu.
Small, cramped space fills quickly with a loud, bustling atmosphere where tables sit close together. Traditional Shanghai style decor supports a local, cozy vibe with both indoor and outdoor seating. Complimentary hot tea arrives at the table, enhancing the casual, authentic dining experience.
Xiao long bao stand out with their fresh, legitimately steamed quality and good price. Shen jian bao and pan-fried buns also impress with excellent taste and texture.
Shrimp lo mein and pork and chive dumplings come in solid for takeout. Fried Tiny Buns stand out with their crispy bottoms, soft tops, and juicy pork filling.
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The lunch special before 3:30 PM allows you to choose 3 dishes for $24.
The restaurant is cash only but also accepts Venmo.
If you order an entrée, you need to ask for rice as it does not come with it.
Tiny, narrow space with about six small tables creates a cramped and congested setting. Yelling in Chinese adds to a noisy, bustling atmosphere that feels like a busy market. Food arrives in plastic bowls with broth served separately, emphasizing authenticity and simple ambiance over comfort.
Bao buns here stand out for their tender pork filling and well-prepared dough. The house and pork baos are consistently fresh and highly praised for their amazing flavor.
Good to know
Bring cash for dumplings as they don't come with sauce.
There are no restrooms available in the restaurant.
Good luck finding a seat; sharing tables is common.
Small, chic space with cheerful Vietnamese decor and a central bar creates a friendly, casual atmosphere. Large windows bring in natural light, enhancing the relaxing, sunlit vibe. The place feels open and inviting, standing out with its fun, lively design.
Soft, fluffy bao buns stand out as a favorite item here. They offer a must-try experience for anyone interested in this dish.
Takeout orders come with separate packaging for each component to keep flavors fresh. The vegan pho and rare beef pho taste just as good at home as in the restaurant.
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The restaurant has a cash only policy.
The combo deal includes 1/2 a sandwich and 1/2 a bowl of pho for $16-18.
The menu has a great balance of traditional and slightly fusion-y options.
Thai restaurant with tropical decor and beautiful aesthetics creates a lively atmosphere filled with techno-pop music. Outdoor seating is available but heaters provide limited warmth. Drinks include tropical cocktails served in unique presentations like pineapple bowls.
Steamed bao buns come with crispy shrimp or rich duck fillings. The duck bao buns are soft and perfectly balanced, while the fried shrimp bao bun offers a flavorful crunch.
Efficient service makes takeout quick and easy. Staff greet warmly and meals come out fast and fresh.
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Lunch specials are available Monday to Friday, including a spring roll and an entree.
The restaurant gets packed quickly, so making reservations is recommended.
They do not accept Apple Pay; credit cards are preferred.
Minimalist poke bar offers bright, cozy dining with a friendly, upbeat vibe and family-friendly energy. Guests customize orders on erasable sheets, enhancing a chill, approachable atmosphere. Eco-friendly bowls and thoughtful design add to a clean, pleasant space.
Shrimp bao buns offer a delicious flavor that stands out. Requests for beef bao buns may not always be fulfilled by staff.
Takeout involves consistent orders, but service at pickup can be slow and unhelpful.
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There are not many tables available, so customers should go early or be prepared to wait.
You need to grab a menu and a marker to order and turn it in to pay and receive the food.
The restaurant has a chart depicting the dietary information for all ingredients.
Small dining space offers freshly made dishes with an inviting atmosphere despite a loud, crowded environment. Outlets near many tables provide convenience for charging devices. Decor reflects traditional Chinese culture in a clean, tidy setting.
Xiao long bao here are extremely juicy with a skin that is just right, neither too thin nor too thick. They contain crab roe and are not too greasy, making them stand out among other soup dumplings.
Waiting times for takeout vary from 10 to 20 minutes. Both are reasonable for the quality offered.
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The restaurant only accepts cash payments; no credit cards.
Expect to wait at least 30 minutes for a table on weekends.
A mandatory 20% service charge is added to your bill.
Spacious and clean interior features dumpling-making booth visible to diners and a robot showcasing noodles at the entrance. Atmosphere ranges from modern yet cozy to occasionally loud and energetic, with a casual and friendly vibe. Seating is well spaced, accommodating walk-ins without crowding.
Mushroom bao buns stand out with their unique shape and tasty filling. The menu also features pan-fried mini buns and pork xiao long bao, both highly praised for flavor and quality.
Ordering happens at the counter, mainly for takeout. Pickup orders arrive hot and on time. Multiple visits confirm consistent efficient service for takeout.
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Lunch sets are available on Saturdays.
The dim sum lunch special is available.
The cost for two people is $50.
Spacious dining area with Asian decor featuring lanterns and a lion head on the wall creates a modern Chinatown vibe. The atmosphere is loud and lively due to popularity, making conversation challenging. Lazy Susan tables facilitate sharing dishes, enhancing the communal dining experience.
Braised pork falls apart between the soft buns. Bao bread is spectacular, fluffy, and delicious.
Takeout orders come with huge portions and include unique dishes like homestyle braised chenpi duck. The host offers attentive suggestions to help choose meals for to-go.
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Prepare for a long wait during dinner time.
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Cash payments warrant a 9% discount.
Small fusion restaurant offers an authentic Taiwanese experience with chef preparing dumplings live in front of diners. Atmosphere stays clean, inviting, and relaxing, especially during quieter weekend afternoons. Seating is comfortable and the interior feels modern and neat.
Bao buns feature thin skin and juicy, soupy broth inside. The Xiao Long Bao and other dumplings offer authentic flavors comparable to well-known spots like Din Tai Fung.
Takeout includes lunch specials like chicken and eggplant, plus dinner options such as soup dumplings, garlic cucumber, and mango panna cotta. Orders come ready for quick pickup during work trips or regular visits.
Good to know
The restaurant is BYOB until they get their liquor license.
You can order by QR code and have your food delivered to your table.
The lunch special is a great deal for budget-conscious diners.
Large space with modern Chinese motif and a windowed kitchen showing noodle-making videos creates a unique setting. Atmosphere is relaxing with an unexpected soundtrack of 80s rock and roll. Seating is comfortable and the environment feels clean and orderly.
Soup bao comes out fresh and steaming hot, showing traditional preparation. Variations like bao with pak choi and mushrooms offer delicious options alongside the classic pork and chicken choices.
Takeout orders arrive timely with a classy and durable bag that adds a cute touch to the experience.
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The restaurant fills up by 12pm on weekends, so arrive early.
A line forms quickly, so get there early.
A 15% tip is automatically added to the bill for parties of 2.
Small, modern space offers a bright, clean atmosphere with a cozy ambiance. Efficient ordering through iPad and QR code systems speeds up service during busy times. Authentic touches include handmade dumplings that stand out for their quality and flavor.
Sheng Jian Bao here has a crispy bottom and juicy filling that nails authentic Shanghainese style. The broth inside the bao adds a rich taste, making it a standout among pan-fried buns.
Staff shows extra care by suggesting smaller portions and packing leftovers. The space is small and often crowded with takeout orders.
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The restaurant serves food until 2 am, making it a great option for late-night food adventures.
Expect a long wait of up to 2 hours for a bun to be served.
The minimum tip at checkout is 18%.
Sloth-themed decor and stained glass paintings create a cozy, intimate atmosphere with a laid-back vibe. Compact space offers comfortable dining and bar seating, accompanied by Kpop music in the evenings. The setting suits couples or groups seeking a welcoming, charming experience.
Bao sandwiches feature fried chicken katsu with cucumbers and spicy mayo in the J-bao. The fried kimchi bao offers a crispy, flavorful bite.
Offers reliable takeout and delivery with easy and tasty options. Popular for quick meals when not cooking.
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Get there early on busy nights to avoid long wait times.
The kitchen closes at 9:30 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Expect long wait times for both dine-in and takeout orders.
Small space with authentic Chinatown vibe and casual atmosphere draws crowds despite limited seating. Quiet and orderly kitchen supports quick, cash-only service with self-serve condiments. Known for best dumplings and affordable prices, it offers a simple menu and frozen goods to take home.
Pork baos stand out with delicious flavor and the bao buns match expectations for quality. Chicken and chive dumplings and peanut noodles complement the bao offerings well.
Takeout orders come out fast in to-go containers with extras like bottled water. Prices stay low, especially for frozen dumpling packages. Don't skip the condiments; they boost the flavor a lot.
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This place is cash only, so bring money.
You need to order at the counter and specify whether it’s takeout or dine-in.
The prices are super reasonable at $4.50 for 10 dumplings.
Small, cramped space with shared tables creates a close, bustling environment. Atmosphere feels like a Shanghai dumpling joint with authentic decor and a behind-the-scenes movie playing on the wall. Noise level rises when crowded, making it lively but tight.
Bao buns here feature a crispy bottom with juicy pork fillings, especially in the Sheng Jian Bao. The xiao long bao burst with soup and meaty flavors, offering an authentic and light, fluffy texture.
Fast takeout service handles orders quickly even when the space is small and crowded. Pickup is common, with nearby public seating available for eating.
Good to know
They only accept payments in cash.
A 15% service fee is included in the bill.
You have to queue outside during busy hours.
Small, crowded takeout spot with self-order kiosks inside and outside speeds up ordering. Atmosphere feels chaotic and packed, with no seating available and a tight, compact space. Known for best pineapple BBQ pork buns, it draws a steady, eager crowd despite the busy environment.
Bao buns come fresh and hot with a healthy serving of roast pork. The pineapple pork bao stands out with a sweet topping, while the char siu bao offers a tasty, fluffy bite with barbecue pork flavor.
Quality dim sum and baked goods come through well for takeout here. The shumai and pork buns stand out as authentic and affordable options for quick meals or snacks.
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They don’t have any seating, so you have to take away your order.
The bakery only accepts cash, so customers should bring cash.
To avoid long lines, come between 8:30-10am on a weekday.