Vegetarian spot serves authentic dim sum in a cozy, nostalgic space with close seating. Chicken lo mein tastes convincingly vegan with shredded soy strips and bean sprouts. Free hot tea adds to the welcoming atmosphere for groups or solo diners.
Chicken lo mein tastes convincingly vegan, surprising many. The shredded version includes bean sprouts, vegetables, and soy strips for texture and flavor.
"The vegetarian dim sum here is amazing and well-priced."
"The food here is delicious, with huge portions for a great price."
"I enjoyed the Shredded Veg Chicken Lo Mein; it was delicious."
Good to know
The lunch deal is available from Monday to Friday.
All dim sum options are vegetarian/vegan.
There are no reservations for parties of 2, just walk in.
Small space buzzes with noise and close tables, creating a cramped atmosphere. Bright interior with booth seating and charging stations adds comfort. Lo mein shines with distinct flavors like ginger and curry, paired well with various dumplings for a lively, casual meal.
Chicken, beef, and vegetable lo mein come with distinct flavors like ginger and scallion or curry. Options include tofu lo mein with curry and traditional styles alongside various dumplings.
Good to know
Expect long wait times on Thursday to Saturday nights.
Bring cash to avoid extra charges and for discounts.
A minimum tip of 18% is expected on all bills.
Bright space with modern decor and cozy booths offers a chill vibe. Chicken lo mein is savory and well-seasoned, packed with tender chicken and veggies. Vegetable lo mein is a flavorful option for casual dining.
Chicken lo mein comes savory and well-seasoned, packed with tender chicken and vegetables. Vegetable lo mein offers a solid, flavorful option as well.
Good to know
Wonton Noodle closes early, so check their hours if you want to dine slowly.
The restaurant relocated to Pell Street, which is a 30-second walk away.
Expect a $3 tip added to your bill without consent on small orders.
Minimalist decor with Chinese calligraphy creates a calm space. BBQ Beef Lo Mein offers rich flavor while vegetarian dim sum delights all. Hot green tea and a bright, spacious setting complete the pleasant experience.
BBQ Beef Lo Mein stands out with rich flavor and solid seasoning. Chicken lo mein and veggie options like the three mushroom dish attract vegetarians and pescatarians who want classic takeout tastes.
Good to know
Dimsum is only served until 4pm.
The restaurant has a lunch special with prices under 10 bucks.
Be ready for a wait during lunch and dinner rush.
Small space buzzes with energy and freshly made dishes. Shanghai style lo mein shines with thick noodles and tasty shrimp or chicken. Outlets near tables add convenience, while decor shows traditional Chinese culture.
Shanghai style lo mein features thicker noodles and comes with options like shrimp or chicken. The dish is consistently described as delicious and pairs well with crispy scallion pancakes.
Good to know
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.
Small, bright space buzzes with locals enjoying fresh, flavorful noodles. Chicken Lo Mein shines with sautéed chicken and garlic sauce. Open kitchen adds to the authentic vibe, while free tea and soup create a generous dining experience.
Noodles come out fresh and flavorful with a satisfying texture. Chicken Lo Mein features sautéed chicken and garlic sauce that adds a rich, savory taste.
Good to know
The restaurant is cash only after 8:30 PM.
Credit cards incur a 3.5% markup.
Free tea and soup are included with the lunch menu.
Small basement with signed dollar bills on walls creates a historic vibe. Lo mein offers unique flavors like duck and shrimp, standing out from usual soy sauce taste. Cash-only policy and ice-cold Chinese beer add to the authentic feel.
Lo mein here stands out with a unique and pleasant taste that differs from the usual soy sauce flavor. Options like duck, shrimp, and roast pork lo mein come well-prepared and tasty.
Good to know
Expect at least a 30-minute wait for dinner.
Payment must be made in cash only.
Portions are massive; one dish can feed two people.
Spacious dining area with Asian decor sets a lively mood. Shrimp lo mein features soft, tasty noodles and fresh shrimp. Vegetable lo mein offers balanced flavors and great texture. Sharing dishes is easy with Lazy Susan tables.
Soft, tasty noodles define the shrimp lo mein, paired with well-seasoned shrimp for a fresh, delightful dish. The vegetable lo mein stands out with its balanced flavors and satisfying texture.
Good to know
Prepare for a long wait during dinner time.
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Cash payments warrant a 9% discount.
Small, cozy spot buzzes with a loud atmosphere and tight seating. Thick noodles shine in the seafood lo mein, paired well with steamed shrimp and pork dumplings. Traditional Shanghai decor and complimentary hot tea add to the authentic, casual feel.
Thick noodles stand out in the seafood lo mein, especially with shrimp. Mixed lo mein offers a solid variety alongside the steamed shrimp and pork dumplings.
Good to know
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.
Large dining space with wooden booths and Asian decor sets a calm mood. House made vegetable lo mein shines with fresh noodles and chicken lo mein offers solid flavor. Dim lighting adds a DIY vibe perfect for groups and casual meals.
House made vegetable lo mein features the best noodles with a fresh texture. Chicken lo mein offers a solid, flavorful option alongside classic sides like dumplings and fried rice.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash, debit, or VENMO; no credit cards.
There is a bit of a wait during busy times, especially around suppertime.
Customers with celiac disease should be careful when asking about safe options.
Small spot with best roast duck hanging in the window. Known for lively, friendly vibe despite tight space. Lo Mein shines with Three kinds mix featuring shrimp, chicken, and beef. Traditional dishes like congee and dumpling soup complete the menu.
Shrimp, chicken, and beef appear in the Three kinds of Lo Mein, which stands out as a favorite. Pork Lo Mein carries a hint of tanginess. Meat mixes are common and consistently ordered.
Good to know
They only accept cash, so bring enough for your meal.
Payment is only accepted in cash; no cards are allowed.
Tips for dining in will be automatically added to the bill.
Spacious, clean interior with bright lighting and visible kitchen action offers an authentic Chinatown vibe. Huge portions of beef and shrimp lo mein deliver great flavor. Comfortable seating and free Wi-Fi make it perfect for casual small group gatherings.
Beef and shrimp lo mein come in huge portions and taste delicious. Roasted pork and fried beef lo mein also stand out for their great flavor.
Good to know
The restaurant only offers takeout and does not allow dining in.
They only accept cash; an ATM is available on-site.
Expect extra charges for credit card payments.