Noted a deal on Grubhub and decided to order lunch from Ollie's. So glad I did! It was excellent!…read more First, the Vegetable Spring Rolls, something I don't normally get, were sensational and flavorful. Second, took the Shrimp with Eggplant in Garlic Sauce Lunch Special, which was able to be ordered as part of the deal with Brown Rice and Hot & Sour Soup. The soup was well prepared and delicious. The Shrimp with Eggplant had sizable quantities of both, with a wonderful spicy sauce. Completely satisfying! Would recommend Ollie's for your Chinese if you're nearby. What a great meal!

This is our go to take out place when we're visiting the city and want to take out food for dinner…read more Our favs are chicken with cashews and the roasted meats. This time we ordered the homestyle tofu, beef with broccoli as well as the chicken with cashews. Service is fast and easy.

Had a deal with one of the apps and decided to order a Weekend Lunch Special from Happy Hot Hunan -…read moreDouble Cooked Fish with Brown Rice with Hot & Sour Soup. Also ordered a side of Hunan Picked Vegetables. The Weekend Special components were OK, enjoying the fish and soup. Should note, the soup portion was literally half what comes in any restaurant special portion. Would not recommend the Hunan Pickeled Vegetables, which were basically cabbage with two whole cloves of garlic. Not significantly flavorful and not worth the price. If I ordered from Happy Hot Hunan again, might choose other options for the lunch special too.

Popular human Chinese restaurant in the neighborhood. I go for the lunch specials and seems like…read moreeveryone does too. Large menu. Fairly priced. Lunch special I get is the L33 bamboo shoots with shredded pork over brown rice (you get a lot) and a super small hot n sour soup for $12.15 or $13 with tax. Busy at lunch. Service OK from observation. The mustard greens with pork seem like a hit too.

When you walk in, you'll notice right away: the dining room is packed with Asian students slurping…read morenoodles. That's the ultimate sign you've landed in the right spot for authentic Chinese food. Service: Good Quantity: Good Cleanliness: Good Price: Fair This is Northwestern Chinese cuisine at its best, think bold, spicy, fragrant flavors and hand-pulled noodles with serious chew. If you crave depth of flavor and a little kick, this place delivers. What I Ordered: * Crispy Pork w/ Salt & Pepper ($11) The perfect starter, lightly battered, crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside. Flavorful without being greasy. * Sliced Beef Mala Pot ($27) A hearty dish packed with flavor. The mix of cauliflower, bok choy, corn, thin-sliced tofu, and cilantro makes it vibrant and comforting. It's seasoned with just the right amount of spice, enough to tingle but still approachable for most palates. * Braised Beef w/ Potatoes ($26) This one hits all the notes of classic home-style cooking. Tender beef, melt-in-your-mouth potatoes, and a sauce so rich and savory that you'll want to spoon it over rice. I come here often and have worked my way through much of the menu. The food is consistently delicious, the servers are friendly, and the atmosphere feels warm and bustling. Overall: Highly recommended if you're looking for authentic Northwestern Chinese dishes and unforgettable noodles right here on the Upper West Side.

Dun Huang is consistent and is good for dine in or take out…read more Good noodles and other dishes like mapo tofu and coca cola chicken. Some of the dishes are a little salty like the green beans but overall it's a great casual spot. The service is very quick since you order through ChowNow via a QR code at the table. It can get a little crowded but it's a solid spot and reasonable prices too.

Good food kind of long wait but not half bad. Very nice people too. Very cool food cart. Ambiance…read moreis yes

I ordered the spicy basil fried rice, there was nary a basil leaf to be found and it wasn't very…read morespicy, so there was a mix up there. Decent sized portion for $12, but very salty.

Atlas Kitchen was ok. The inside is beautifully decorated. They have one bathroom to use. The staff…read morewere very kind and friendly. The food was sort of bland. I had the spring rolls that tasted like nothing basically. The vegetarian fried rice was ok but not the best I've had. I wanted to try one of their Chinese ciders but they were sold out. I had Soju instead. It was extremely hot in the restaurant. They were blasting the heat on a 65 degree day. The kitchen doors remained opened the whole time so the restaurant could hear the loud talking of the kitchen staff which disturbed the peace while eating. The foot traffic in the restaurant was pretty slow. As it's off to the side street on W 109, it's easy to miss, I'd go back and give it another shot however

Interior has a modern authentic Chinese decor and feel…read more Food was satisfying. Pork was really crispy alhough the meat was thin, I wish the meat is a little thicker. Nonetheless it was still palatable, but will not order again if I go back. My favorites from today's order were the sauteed eggplant and the fish fillet which were both succulent. Something I would order again or maybe even dream of tonight.

We recently had Koko Wings for a baby shower at work so, I decided to have it again for lunch…read moretoday. And as per usually it did not disappoint. Today I had the lunch special which consist of 6 pieces soy garlic wings with sweet potato fries and honey mustard on the side. I placed a preorder and it came in the time frame it said it was going to come. Everything from here is delicious. From the chicken and the different flavors to the truffle fries, the rice bowls, spicy Chicken Kimchi Burrito, etc. Def a place to check out next time you're in the city!

We arrived here on a Friday night looking for food to eat on the UWS. Located near Columbia…read moreuniversity, it can get packed with undergraduate students looking to satisfy their craving for Korean fried chicken. There is not a ton of seating here, there is one table for a party of 6/7 but other than that it can get crowded real fast. They specialize primarily in their chicken, which is definitely quite lovely. My friends and I ordered one soy garlic large wings with a side of fries, and for the both of us being quite hungry, we were able to quickly devour it. The soy garlic wings were quite solid. It took about 15 mins for it to come out and they were nice and crispy. I was a big fan, maybe I was just hungry and needed something to satisfy my cravings but regardless, my friends and I quickly went through these wings. I think if coming here, it can get quite crowded so it might be worth to order ahead and grab this to go unless you are with a party of two. The service is quite nice. They provide plenty of napkins and wet wipes expecting you to get quite messy when eating these wings. Will be coming back should I have another craving for Korean fried chicken

One of the best lunch spots in the neighborhood! Completely…read morefamily owned and operated by a Really nice family who really knows what they're doing in the kitchen. I live around the corner from this place and me and my wife eat here at least once a week!

Comparatively affordable, but flavor and textures could be improved. Would recommend going a couple…read moreblocks up at Koo Thai, which is better quality and more on point tastes I ordered the pineapple fried rice with pork, drunken noodles with chicken and massaman curry with veggies, and it came out to $41.37. The order took about 30 minutes to take out. When I arrived home, I realized they packed an extra order of the noodles; not sure if it was due to the long wait time. The curry was the most flavorful of the 3, but was watery. The drunken noodles were thicker than I'd like and flavor was light. The fried rice had very little flavor. Both dishes barely had meat. Unfortunately was not a satisfying Thai meal.

First I'll begin with the delicious chicken wings. It's really great comfort food . I never really…read morehad a meal there I didn't like .and this restaurant has been around for a long time. Over 34 years that I know of. Employees have come and gone but wok city is still here . It's near the famous Lincoln Center and two public high schools across the street. Once there was a couple of seating before covid now it's just a counter. It's small and basic but the service is mostly fast. It's best to order for pick up . Not a lot of healthy selections but it's yummy.

Fresher and better than most UWS Chinese restaurants, but overdone with breading. The shrimp are…read morecaked with breading, dumplings are extremely dense. The flavors are basically good, but why overdo simple things?