Small space with authentic Korean decor creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere that feels like stepping into a bustling Korean street. Tables are spacious and well-separated, offering a quiet escape from city noise. The vibe suits family dinners and date nights with a welcoming, traditional feel.
Food here features authentic Korean flavors with consistently amazing quality and delicious dishes that stand out in the city.
Complimentary steamed eggs in a clay pot come with meals and pair well with dishes like marinated short ribs and fried chicken. Leftovers of steamed eggs and side dishes can be taken home.
Good to know
Reservations are not necessary as the wait is never longer than 5 minutes.
There is a long queue after 6:30 PM.
They stop service by 9 PM.
Hong Kong style fast food restaurant offers a tasteful modernization of traditional 茶餐廳 with authentic local vibe and classic Chinatown setting. The space feels cramped and crowded but includes comfortable booths in the back for larger groups. It accepts only cash or Venmo for payment.
Authentic Hong Kong-style comfort food arrives quickly and consistently impresses with excellent taste. High-quality dishes come at very fair prices, making it a reliable spot for genuine HK cuisine.
Silky, slippery scrambled eggs come in a Cantonese style. Mushroom Cheese Omelette arrives with Buttered Toast and Hong Kong Style Tea if before 11:30 am. Instant noodles with spam and eggs offer a simple, satisfying combo.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash or Venmo for payment.
You will likely have to wait 20-30 minutes for a table on weekends.
Lunch is only served after 11:30.
Outdoor seating channels cool alley wind with plastic red chairs and cafeteria style setup, creating a nostalgic Asian vibe. Indoor space feels cramped but authentic with faded walls and reusable menus. Atmosphere stays chill and lively, reflecting a no-frills, affordable spot off main tourist routes.
Food offers authentic Taiwanese flavors with large portions served quickly. Dishes focus on simple but extremely delicious tastes, especially the pork chop, which stands out for its quality and value.
Marinated eggs and soy sauce eggs stand out as popular choices here. The pan-fried oyster omelette exists but lacks authenticity compared to traditional versions.
Good to know
This restaurant is cash only, so be sure to have cash on you.
You can get a huge portion for around $8.
The total cost for the pork chop over rice and a tea egg is $9.
Small space with family-like atmosphere and friendly energy from a young couple cooking creates a cozy vibe. Classic Hong Kong street food shines with fresh ingredients and generous portions like fish balls and steamed rice noodles. Tea eggs offer a filling, authentic snack often paired with HK style milk tea.
Classic Hong Kong street food shines with fresh ingredients and super generous portions. Fish balls and steamed rice noodles offer authentic flavors rarely found in NYC.
Tea eggs stand out as a delightful and filling option, often paired with sauces and drinks like HK style milk tea. They come as part of a satisfying meal with rice noodles and drinks for around $12.
Good to know
There is a free drink with purchase until 8/1.
There is a drinks promotion of buy 2 drinks, get 1 free.
The A2 fish balls and rice rolls are available for purchase at 6 PM.
Graffiti-adorned alley leads into a modern, rustic space with dim lighting and upbeat ambiance. A lively atmosphere fills the restaurant, with a secret speakeasy bar downstairs offering a more intimate setting. The place draws a crowd that appreciates a cozy yet trendy vibe.
Food here stands out for its excellent quality and consistent delivery. The menu features American dishes served with amazing service that complements the dining experience.
Eggs come perfectly cooked with just the right amount of chives and seasoning. They pair well with burgers, especially the double cheeseburger with farm eggs and bacon.
Good to know
Reservations are required to avoid long waits, especially during peak hours.
The wait to get in is about 20-25 minutes depending on party size.
The speakeasy operates from 6-11 pm on certain days downstairs.
Tiny hole-in-the-wall with standing room only and minimal outdoor seating creates a raw, chaotic vibe. Locals and tourists gather outside, forming a street food party atmosphere despite limited English spoken. Known for hand-made steamed rice rolls, it offers a genuine, no-frills experience.
Authentic Cantonese food offers generous portions at a bargain price. The dishes are consistently excellent and flavorful.
Tea eggs stand out with their rich flavor and are sold in sets of three. Rice rolls combine pork, shrimp, eggs, and scallions, enhanced by sweet soy sauce and a garlic chili oil-based red garlic sauce.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash.
You should phone in and make the order for pickup to avoid the wait.
There is no seating available; it's take out only.
Narrow space with no indoor seating and just two small tables outside creates a simple, no-frills atmosphere. Energy stays low-key, focused on quick takeout and fresh, flavorful Cantonese dishes. Regulars come for excellent value and homemade style meals served fast and affordably.
Offers authentic Cantonese cuisine with a focus on non-spicy comfort foods. Food is fresh, hot, and affordable, served quickly with many choices at reasonable prices.
Eggs come in a tomato sauce that pairs well with rice and pork dishes. Tea eggs sell for $3 each and appear as a simple side option.
Good to know
The restaurant offers takeout only with no seating available.
The lunch special costs $8.50 and includes rice and 3 dishes.
You can choose 3 items over rice for $7.50.
Rooftop setting combines with modern, chic decor and abundant natural light to create an inviting atmosphere. Ambiance shifts from bright and quaint during the day to warm and romantic at night, supporting relaxed, intimate dinners. Cocktails feature authentic, unique flavors, complementing a menu with standout dishes like medialunas and flan.
Food features delicious dishes with outstanding quality and a fresh lunch selection including salads. Every dish offers a pleasant surprise.
Scrambled eggs vary here, sometimes creamy and fluffy, other times bland and runny. They often come with sourdough and avocado.
Good to know
Make reservations first as it gets busy quick.
The menu changes every day.
The dishes are tapas type, so take into account the size.
Neon signs and mahjong-themed decor create a lively, upbeat vibe with a modern, bright atmosphere. Canto pop music and period movies add to the immersive Hong Kong cultural experience. Seating fills quickly in the compact basement space, offering a cozy yet energetic setting.
Food features delicious, creative dishes with clear Hong Kong characteristics. Presentation is very creative and the menu innovates traditional Cantonese into a new American style.
Scrambled eggs have a perfect texture and appear in dishes like beef scrambled eggs with rice and gravy, and truffle scrambled eggs on a pineapple bun loaded with lettuce and tomato for a proper sandwich.
Good to know
Expect long wait times, often over an hour, especially during peak hours.
Bring cash, as credit card payments incur a fee.
The restaurant is only open from 10 AM to 7 PM.
Small Malaysian cafe offers authentic Penang cuisine served in classic ceramic bowls with shared seating and plexiglass barriers. Atmosphere is casual and busy, with a messy interior featuring stacks of boxes and taped chairs. Window seats provide a nice park view amid a functional, no-frills setup.
Authentic Penang cuisine comes out quickly and tastes consistently delicious. High-quality food and service show the kitchen knows what they are doing.
Oyster omelette stands out with unique flavors and is worth the wait. Soft, runny eggs come with kaya toast and half boiled eggs, often paired with teh tarik or kopi tarik.
Good to know
Kopitiam serves brunch on wet mornings.
The card machine isn’t working; cash or Venmo only.
Expect crowds on weekends, especially for larger groups.