It's rare that I give a restaurant such a low rating. Especially, since New China Wok has received…read moremany five and four star reviews. It was our first time getting takeout and I was really looking forward to a great dinner since, the reviews I read are very positive. I know even great restaurants have off days/nights. If this was an "off" night for New China Wok Chinese Kitchen, it as way off. For my entree I ordered a pretty basic entree - chicken and vegetables in brown sauce. The chicken was completely inedible. It was barely cooked. It was so close to raw that it made me squeamish. At first, I just separated the chicken from the vegetables. I figured I could still eat the veggies and brown rice. I decided against it since they were mixed together. I was worried that the vegetables could be contaminated by the raw chicken. The entree went straight into the garbage. My husband ordered the vegetable fried rice. The issue was, we could barely find the vegetables. Besides a few small pieces of vegetables, which is basically just an order of rice. The spring rolls were good. The only donor part of our meal.

This place was so good. Not to mention SO much food. We spent way too much money but got seriously…read morea week's worth of food out of it, haha. The crab rangoons are delicious, the lo mein is delicious, seriously nothing negative to say! Will likely be a regular for takeout for me.

Bites if Xi'an BK is good for take out…read more We were at the counter thinking about the menu/ "Less pork, may be more steak" I was asking. Then, this nice frequent client walked by and said "You have to try their Beef noodle soup". It was so compelling and everyone there had a good laugh as well. "I will do just that" I said and got that. My wife got a Chicken dish. The noodle soup hit the spot especially on a slightly cold night. Where there are some tables, this is a good place for take out and try new things!

I tried their stew beef noodle soup and it is EVERYTHING. It's super hearty, comforting, and…read morehonestly just hits the spot. The broth is rich and flavorful without being too heavy, and they load it up with tender stew beef, fresh bok choy, scallions, and noodles. It tastes like the kind of meal that warms you up from the inside out. Definitely comfort food. I also tried their vegetable dumplings, which were pretty good. The only downside was that I didn't get any sauce with them. Since it was my first time ordering, I assumed the sauce was already in the bag (they had it tied up so I didn't check), but there wasn't any inside. Normally dumplings come with at least a small container of sauce, so that was a little disappointing. Not a dealbreaker, just something to note. I haven't tried their other noodle options yet, but if the stew beef noodle soup is any indication, I'm definitely open to exploring more of the menu. I'd absolutely order that soup again.

I made an online order for #97. Large Roast Pork with String Beans ($16.20) with White Rice. This…read moredish was listed under the Pork section, so you would think it's a pork dish. When I picked it up, I was so disappointed that it only had a few slices of pork with mostly wilted green beans. Plus, I paid extra to make this large but the container wasn't all that big. After tax and all, this was almost $20 and it was quite underwhelming. While I appreciate that they are quick and convenient for locals in the neighborhood, some of their dishes can be a hit or miss. I suppose it gets the job done, but I know I could definitely get a much better quantity and quality in Chinatown.

The service I received was abysmal. The woman at the front is aggressive and yelled at me for…read moreasking a simple question. This is not a family friendly place. The meet was raw and the soup was cold.

To quote Fonzie, I was wr-wr-wr-wr and I'm sr-sr-sr-sr about not reviewing Hana Noodle Station yet…read more The beef noodle soup is a standby. Perhaps the most audacious item is the crushed cucumber with garlic. This will test your spice tolerance. I've been both victim and perpetrator when it comes to indie rock-style snobbery (I only listen to early Gaslight Anthem maaaa'aaan). I chatted up a woman in grad school and was enthusiastic about Howe Caverns but she kind of scoffed since she preferred spelunking. And I've also been guilty of "Chinese food in Hoboken? I'd rather go to Flushing." (This is a hypothetical literary device, I am actually not rejecting Hoboken dinner invitations that often). More to the point, I'm a Queens enthusiast but Hana is my favorite Dekalb spot. In the past I've enjoyed the dan dan noodles while I recently checked the curry chicken noodles for the first time. I'll check out more of the dry noodle options, if only for an occasional break from monitoring the risks of soup-related shirt destruction.

It's located in the basement level where Delalb Market Hall is near the elevators. I made an order…read morefor the Braised Beef Noodle Soup ($14.25) on DoorDash for pick up and it was ready within minutes. I got my noodle soup with regular round hand pulled noodles and level spicy. The spicy mostly came with the chili sauce that was in a separate container, so you can adjust to your liking. The broth, beef, and daikon were separated from the noodles and bok choy, so nothing gets soggy. I have to say that the beef and daikon were marinated well although the broth could use stronger flavor. Everything about this bowl was solid --not amazing, not bad. This spot gets your Asian food cravings as there aren't many Asian spots in the area. While I enjoyed it, it's not a spot I'd likely return unless it's a last resort. It's good for what it is though.

Solidly good Chinese food. They were my neighborhood spot when I lived down the street. Have to…read morestop in again sometime.

Wing Hua is a Chinese restaurant in Carroll Gardens, and they're old school. You won't find them on…read moreGrubhub or Caviar (at least, not as of March 2021). It's cash only (ATM in the lobby) and they deliver locally. Call ahead if you know what you want. I finally stopped by today and ordered up a couple of lunch specials to share with my girlfriend. The General Tso's chicken was enjoyable: crispy chicken bites in a sweet, garlicky sauce. Not the typical sauce, and not very spicy, but still good. The boneless spare ribs also hit the spot. The white rice was fresh and pure, while the fried rice was refreshingly not greasy, and didn't taste old or stale. The egg drop soup was light and simple, but the hot and sour soup was extraordinary. No complaints on the food front. The best part is that the prices are low. Most lunch specials are in the $7 range. Fast, convenient, cheap, tasty. It's great to have a place like this in the neighborhood, and I'm looking forward to trying more of the menu I'm the future.

Large portions of succulent pork and good food. Ah, just melts in the mouth. Worth every penny. I…read moreordered grub hub for pick up. I just wish I could've given more tip. But that's Grubhub fault. The dumplings were good too. The spicy ones are aptly named. So good I practically inhaled them. Almost forgot to take a picture.

Terrible. Take out. Don't go by Grubb Hub Reviews. Ordered Scallion Pancake with vegetables...a…read moregreasy, flat, unremarkable piece of wet cracker. The vegetable...was a few wilted and soggy pieces, and I mean pieces, of iceberg lettuce. A sickening sweet spicy layer of sauce? was slathered onto the "pancake." Chicken dumpling wanton soup...the noodles were like cheap cement. The broth was like salted water with a semblance of old boiled Chicken water. The wontons were ok. There were three tiny pieces of bok choy and about five or six little pieces of chopped scallion in the soup. Half egg...didn't try. Who is rating this place? Ugh. And why can they throw in some napkins and utensils.

T&Y Kitchen just opened a few months ago and we were passing by and saw they were new and wanted to…read moretry their most popular dishes, the Hainanese Chicken on Rice and the Hainan Special Noodles. Both were absolutely addictive. The Hainanese Chicken's sauce is so addictive, we got more, and the beef jerkey is so tender, flavorful, and full of umami, that before you know it, we finished it. The portions are generous. Everything is fresh. This new establishment in the Cobble Hill area is just wonderful. Definitely give them a try! We will be coming back! A+++

We were initially overjoyed to discover a hainanese chicken spot in our neighborhood and were very…read moreexcited to try the food here. However, it took 30 mins for our food to be ready and the chicken was severely overcooked. We were the only patrons at the restaurant so the 30 min wait didn't make any sense. Noodles were okay but nothing special. Will not be returning here again. I much prefer the noodles at silky kitchen a few blocks over in Downtown Brooklyn.

I was introduced to Thai food 18 years ago, and the very first dish I ever tried was shrimp Pad…read moreThai. Ever since and the shrimp Pad Thai here is, without a doubt, the best I've ever had -- saucy, noodles weren't chewy, and flavorful! Despite having the best paid Thai I've ever had, the seafood karee was a stand out dish. Super flavorful, The mango mojito and lychee martini were both equally delicious and perfectly made. The portions are generous, the service is great, and the ambience is beautiful, dark, and cozy!

We visited Prem Thai Restaurant & Noodle Bar and honestly everything was so delightful!! The drinks…read morewere amazing, we tried the pomegranate martini and the mango mojito. Both were super refreshing and flavorful For apps we had the duck roti wraps (definitely understand why they're so popular), the fried shrimp cocktail, and the Hot Sea dish which ended up being our favorite. It was spicy, filling, perfect for sharing, and packed with flavor Another entree that was recommended was the Thai grilled chicken which was cooked perfectly and seasoned really well. We finished with the mango sticky rice and it was the perfect dessert. The food, drinks, atmosphere, and service were all great. Definitely a spot we'll be coming back to