Recommended by a friend to have dinner here since it was on our way back from NJ. The food selection was mediocre and it wasn't anything WOW factor for a cantonese place. Given we have had cantonese food since birth, this place wasn't up to par to cantonese style. The reason for the two stars is two fold. First and foremost, they had the audacity to stop me as I was leaving the restaurant after paying the bill to correct me to give more tip. I get it that times are tough since the pandemic but we have bounced back for months now so me giving you a 15% tip is more than normal in a cantonese establishment. They wanted me to give more and even told me the amount to give. I do not condone to restaurants that do this so this is one of the reason for the two stars. Second, we asked them to recommend a dish for a toddler and they told us fish cake soup. Ok, we thought it was going to be a nutritious cantonese style. Nope, it came out to be fish cakes you get at Chinese supermarket with a scallion soup. It was so not worth $9!!! Overall, never coming here again unless I am forced to again by friends heh. read more

The soup dumplings and the clay pot rice are so delicious. It's an authentic Cantonese food restaurant.

Nice location, nice decor, decent prices, and service was attentive. My family ordered the chicken noodles, the Shanghai pork soup buns, pork fried dumplings, and fried tofu in curry with noodles. My gripe with this place is the over addition of ginger and scallion in my noodle soup. I know that most noodle soups have pieces scallion, but these strips of scallion and ginger were hard to remove and made the entire bowl smell like ginger. Otherwise all the food was good, though the Shanghai pork soup buns were kind of shriveled. read more

E Noodle - Way too much ginger and scallion (and my mom already took part of this pile) - Noodles Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

"Ignore the haters; this place is great!" That's what my Cantonese girlfriend said when we were trying to decide what the four of us should have for dinner on short notice. We wanted something local, warm, and cost effective, so we headed here. The place seems to mostly cater to Cantonese and other Asians, but I wouldn't let that stop you from coming here to try this amazing Hong Kong style food. The overall atmosphere was very welcoming, and very clean. They definitely put a lot of effort into the modern vibe, and everything down to the furniture is new. We started with steamed Hong Kong style soup dumpling (6 pieces) and the steamed rice noodles with peanut sauce (aka #9 on the appetizer menu). For the entree, my hubby and I split the shrimp dumpling lo mein with Chinese broccoli. What a wonderful spring and bounce the lo mein noodles had!! It was that same Manhattan Chinatown taste without leaving Brooklyn. Very simple and flavorful and it came out piping hot; be warned. The tea kept flowing, and the service was on point. I'm looking forward to giving the ramen a try one day for sure! read more

Just ordered. The waitress is SO NICE even though I showed up right before closing on a very snowy slushy night. Tea was given as soon as I sat. Lovely music. Ordered what the elite yelpers are recommending . What a nice decor too! read more

I think the ownership changed or the chef changed. It used to be a LOT better. Also, the menu options got a lot smaller.

My family and I were looking for a lunch spot down in Brooklyn and came across E Noodle on Yelp. When we got here, we were seated immediately and given tea. We loved how much food was on the menu because everyone was able to find something they liked. Firstly, we ordered some dim sum dishes: siu mai, ha gow, and sticky rice. I think the dim sum dishes were pretty average and similar to other dim sum places. For a quick appetizer, we got the curry tofu, which my brother and I could not stop eating. With or without rice, this dish was delicious because of how much flavor it had. Plus, it was spicy but not too spicy. It was extra saucy, so we were able to mix the sauce with rice. Next, we got the beef chow fun, which had saucy wide noodles. THIS DISH IS A MUST TRY!! I've had this dish hundreds of time at other Chinese restaurants, but WOW this place really knows how to bring out the flavors in this dish without any flavor being overwhelming. If you are trying to decide what to get here, definitely get this beef wide noodle dish. We also got the general tso chicken, which I thought was really good too, but nothing better than other restaurants. Overall, I love this place and loved how quick they brought out the food. Also a great price point!! read more

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We tried this place on a Sunday afternoon. It was almost completely full so we definitely felt like this restaurant knows what it's doing. Food - 2.5 stars We tried 1) Steamed Rice roll - rice rolls with peanut butter sauce 2) Fried Pork Chive dumplings - shredded pork and chives stuffed into a thin dough covering 3) White sauce Chicken with Spaghetti - white sauce over Chicken with skin on a bed of spaghetti (there is an option with rice instead). If your a fan of peanut butter the steam rice rolls is a dish you have to try. I didn't quite like it as it's only flavouring is the peanut butter sauce. I would recommend the pork chive dumplings because of their flavourful stuffing and thin covering. I wasn't a fan of the chicken in white sauce as neither the spaghetti nor the chicken had any flavouring. The chicken was deep fried served in big chunks with the skin (I didn't enjoy this at all). Ambience - 4 stars It's a clean and well lit place. It has a nice Chinese vibe. Service - 4 stars The staff was really attentive and served us with a smile. The service was a highlight of our visit. I might go back to try the other dumplings but I'm not too excited about this place. read more

E Noodle - Steam Rice Rolls - Noodles Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I'm so glad to find E Noodles reopened. They also have a new Hong Kong styled dim sum menu! Highly recommend. read more

E Noodle - Dimsum menu - Noodles Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I love congee. Like............ I love it. YES. I KNOW IT'S JUST RICE THATS BEEN BOILED DOWN. But it's the goddamn best thing ever and any restaurant that not only serves a variety of congee but has an ENTIRE MENU DEDICATED TO CONGEE... is my kinda restaurant. E Noodle Cafe has the quality of Chinatown in the convenient location of prime Bay Ridge. Their prices are fair, their service is friendly and quick, their menu options are numerous and the quality of their food is excellent. I've had several congees here, all of which were amazing (if not a little too much ginger but listen, it's fine,) and served in very large portions. They also offer other types of noodle soups and also soup-less entrees as well. Their appetizers are also wonderful - including some quality soup dumplings, chopped vegetables, and those peanut sauce covered rice rolls which were dynamite. They also sell frozen dumplings at the front of the store which I might need to purchase and take home at some point. The place is clean and bright, and has strange wall art that looks like somebody's nephew draws cartoons in his spare time but that's fine by me. I will be haunting this place from now on whenever I'm in the neighborhood. read more

Fried buns are my favorite and super addicting. Delicious chow fun, I got it wet with the gravy on the side. Steam rice rolls are hot and creamy with a delicious peanut sauce. Milk tea is good too! read more

E Noodle - Beef chow fun, 29. Fried Buns with Sweet Condensed Milk - Noodles Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I would not recommend this place to anybody. They advertise they are open till 10pm and called to order at 8:45 and said I would be there in 5 minutes. When I walked in I said I just called called and they said they were closed and the person ran into the kitchen. Very rude!!! Never again. read more

I found E Noodle Cafe on Yelp and the food looked very familiar to me, but than I realized I tried E Noodle's food earlier on from Flushing (yes they have two locations in Queens). My boyfriend and I never been to the Bay Ridge location or knew that it existed in Brooklyn, so we ended up coming here for a late lunch. E Noodle Cafe is super spacious and has modern decor. Customer service is on point. The staff is friendly and helpful! I think they knew my boyfriend and I were new customers because our waitress kindly recommended their best dishes, but lucky for us we already knew what we wanted to try. Steamed Rice Noodle Rolls - I love their steamed rice noodle roll and love it more and more that it was bathed in delicious peanut and hoisin sauce! This is an absolute favorite dish of mine and it is wonderfully delicious! Sampan (Tengzhai) Congee & Fried Cruller - I've been on a congee binge! My boyfriend introduced the Tengzhai congee to me and I love it! I never knew about this type of congee until recently. The congee includes pork, fresh sliced fish, peanuts, fried cruller, shrimp, squid, and scallops. A great food to have especially on cold, wintry days. Soy sauce stir-fried noodle - we ordered this as well, but it wasn't what I'd thought it would be. It wasn't the best soy sauce stir-fried noodle dish I've had and it certainly didn't taste like the ones we've had before. It was extremely salty and I personally would not recommend ordering this item. Overall, we enjoyed the experience at E Noodles Cafe. I plan to make a trip in the near future because I'd like to try their best dishes. This is definitely a good and quiet spot to come for brunch or lunch with family and friends. read more

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Always consistently good food and service here. Traditional Chinese food that's better than 8ave in Brooklyn's Chinatown.

I was craving noodle when I came here, but ended up being more impressed by their congee. Order the preserved egg & pork with sun dried oyster. That bowl just blew me away. The pork was super tender and clearly marinated with care before being put into the congee. Sun dried oysters were plump and tasted great. They didn't skimp on the preserved egg either. Moreover, the congee rice/liquid texture was prefect! The brisket and tendon lo mein was good as well. The brisket/tendon was probably the best I've had around Chinatown, Flushing, and Brooklyn. Noodle texture was slightly off (not chewy enough) and I wished they put more of that brisket sauce in there because it was too plain/dry on it's own. Overall, still a pretty good plate. Shrimp wonton was good as well. The congee and brisket/tendon really stole the show though. read more

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Delicious food, spacious seating and friendly staff! Always have a good time when visiting!

Love this dim sum spot so much--I'm very glad it exists in Bay Ridge! It is my go-to spot when I want Shanghai soup dumplings and more. I've only done takeout so far, but hope to go for dine-in one day. I didn't know until I looked it up that they had locations in Flushing and Roosevelt Avenue in Queens--an excellent sign, in my books, because Queens has the best Asian food! So happy they have a spot in south Brooklyn! read more

It's pretty hard to find decent soup dumplings on this side of Brooklyn. It's not the greatest in NYC; nowhere near but if you are craving soup dumplings, this will get you by. They do have Cantonese style noodles too! read more

Came here hoping to try promotion "abalone/ wonton noodle soup or sea cucumber noodle soup", but promotion was over. So I deceive to try something other noodle shops don't have "curry oxtail with noodle". There were 6 quarter size oxtails inside the curry sauce. But you could tell the curry oxtail was microwaved. The whole bowl was warm and the sauce's edge had a crusty burnt. -1 star. Wonton soup had 6 wonton, each was the size of a quarter, decent size. Sprinkled leak on top of soup. Steamed crab dumpling had 6 in a order. A lot of tables were ordering dumplings. Skin was thin with good amount of soup, with pork inside. A lady was wrapping dumpling at the back of restaurant. I had to deduct a -1 star for valid parking. You need to submit parking ticket with bill. Because parking ticket is validated by computer. Oh well, paid 3 bucks for parking. read more

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Visiting NY and stumbled into this place. Great flavor and great service at a great price.

I decided to try this place out after walking past it many times. I definitely was not disappointed. The interior is quite spacious and cozy and the staff was very attentive. They even gave out a free sample of some sweet and spicy picked vegetables. I went with the Shanghai soup dumplings and the shrimp wonton noddle soup (small). Both were excellent, with the shrimp wonton being nice and fresh and the addition of pork was able to be deciphered but complimented the shrimp very well. The pork soup dumpling had an almost translucent wrapper. That was how thin it was. The filling had a nice porky flavor and the texture was really nice. The prices are also pretty decent. This definitely is a hidden gem and I will be back again. read more

E Noodle - 42. Shrimp Wonton Noodle Soup - Noodles Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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It was my 1st time ordering from here. I loved the scallion dumplings. Loved the spicy fish balls. I got some sort of a clear fish broth? I had ordered general chows meal & I received some kind of meat which I'm guessing is beef over noodles that were bland & dry that came in it 2 pieces of potatoes & 4 pieces of really fatty meat. Order was on time though so I guess that's a plus???? Not sure if I'd order from here again. read more

Hmmm... Maybe it's just me, but I didn't quite like the food here. My boyfriend and I shared the Shanghai Soup Dumplings and the steamed rice rolls. Soup Dumplings (1.5/5)- comparing to Shanghai Cafe in Chinatown or Lui's Shanghai in Bath Beach, Brooklyn... the soup dumplings here is subpar. Its not totally bad, but it isn't O.M.G amazing. Steamed rice rolls (3/5)- covered in a peanut butter sauce and hosin sauce. It was good but the sauce was too thick for my liking. Maybe if they could or thin it out a bit more. Staffs (5/5) Overall experience (3/5) read more

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GOD HAS ANSWERED MY PRAYERS! I can not express my excitement enough how truly happy I am that an actual authentic cantonese/hongkong-style restaurant has finalllyyy came to Bay Ridge... literally right there from my house too! Now this girl here no longer has to lay in her bed, suffering for hours until she somehow finds the power to get up and out the house or somehow receives her congee/soup to cure her hangovers on the weekends. So apparently this place is originally quite a popular eatery in Flushing that's now made it's way to Brooklyn. Honestly, I lived here for 13 years... and there's probably been 10 new restaurants here already... it's like this spot is cursed but I really want this one to stay forever because WE NEED THIS TYPE OF FOOD IN BAYRIDGE! I'm a huge advocate for E Noodle Cafe because its actually good! FRIED FISH SKIN - CRACK. I was surprised to see this on the menu because I love ordering this at hotpot places.. and this place does it so well! Very crispy and super seasoned to the max. And its accompanied with soup on the side to dip. TRADITIONAL HK POT RICE - aka "bo jai fon" in chinese. Honestly there's no place that does bo jai fon good in Brooklyn at all besides possibly just the eel one from Lian Won Cafe in Bensonhurst. My girls loved it and truly feel like its more tastier than the ones at King's too. Plus they're super generous with the meat toppings in this. Those who don't know what this dish is, GET IT... MIX IT! &Of course, how can you get bo jai fon without an egg? CRABMEAT SOUP DUMPLINGS - aka xlb(xiao long baos) I love soup dumplings so much that I can have it all day, everyday, any weather and especially after a hangover. So you can imagine the tears that came to my eyes when theres one right by my house now... and that actually tops all of the other few restaurants that has soup dumplings in Brooklyn now. The skin is a little different than traditional ones used for these, they're still thin but in a sense, a tad chewier and sort of impossible to "pop"/"leak"... and these soup dumplings from here are VERY soupy compared to all the ones in Brooklyn, with actual generous taste of crab in there. Tears of joy in my eyes still. HK STYLE LO MEIN - we got the beef brisket&beef tendon one because it was recommended by everyone from the restaurant plus its a big staple all over Asia. It's not the best I've had, but its still good. I must point out that I noticed the noodles itself tasted very fresh and homemade, with a good bounce to them. If you're gonna get this, you might wanna ask for extra sauce from the beef brisket to pour additionally into this dish. **Note to picky eaters: there's an option with just the beef brisket itself, without the tendons... but hey picky eaters probably wouldn't even enjoy that. I'm highly impressed at their extensive congee list, I can't wait to walk over here to try it next! read more

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Over-stuffed Crabmeat Dumplings, loved it! Don't know why the negative reviews, but the food I had was pretty on par. Came here for lunch, got the Seafood Congee, Rice noodles with mixed soy/ peanut butter sauce, and the pork dumplings with Crabmeat. Don't don't if they usually do this, but the cook overstuffed each dumpling with a lot of crabmeat (not complaining). It is a bit on the pricey side compared to other places in Bensonhurst. Wait staff was polite, came over a few times to refill my tea cup. Most customers had a Century 21 bag next to them, convenient place to fill the hunger pang after a long shopping trip. Recommended this spot to my friend, and she liked it too. Will come back for seconds read more

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Seems like I found a great place for my lunch now , I knew noodles always one of my favorite but I just couldn't find a flavor I used to have when I traveled to HongKong, but this place made it . Thanks to the receptionist recommend this "麻(ma)辣（la)牛(yow)腩（nan)湯（Ton)麵(mein) to me . I really love it read more

E Noodle - Braised Beef Brisket Ramen w Hot & Spicy Sauce - Noodles Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

E Noodle Cafe is a most-welcome addition to the neighborhood. If there's anything I'll never turn down, it's soup dumplings. E Noodle Cafe took over the Thai 86 location, which was huge. They did some renovations, and it looks completely different now. But it's still just as gigantic of a restaurant. Lucky for them, it was pretty packed on a Friday night. We got the last table before people had to start waiting to sit. Of course, you gotta start with the soup dumplings (aka steamed pork buns aka xiaolongbao). They actually have a big selection of dumplings, but you can't judge a place without getting the traditional ones (#26 on the menu). It's a very cool $5.55 for an order of six. I have to say, they're not the best, but any soup dumplings are better than no soup dumplings. They were decently hot and steaming, but the skin was a little thin and off-colored. Now, the soup noodles on the other hand are definitely worth the price of admission. Sure, they're basically wonton noodles, but there's so many things you can get with it. And they're all about $8 each for the large bowl. In terms of just actual toppings, the shrimp dumplings are better than the wontons, but both are good. I liked the beef brisket as well; pretty good portions. If you have to go with one noodle soup, I would do #52 (three types of dumplings) or #57 (beef tripe soup). Or you could just do the last thing on the menu (#68) and just build your own (you get two toppings and it's only available in the larger size). Like I said, the place was super busy, but service was pretty good. They made sure our tea and water glasses were full throughout the entire meal. They also take credit cards, but with a $20 minimum! read more

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I was really really excited when I saw that this has opened, but I went in with a friend and tried a few things and did not like any of them. I ordered the soup dumplings which did not taste great and were not made well enough to be picked up without breaking. I also ordered shrimp dumpling noodle soup. The broth was completely tasteless but after some soy sauce and Sriracha, it was edible. The shrimp dumplings however, were not very good at all, the shrimp was very rubbery and overcooked and hard to eat. My friend ordered chicken skewers which he really liked, and he ordered chicken and broccoli which was average. There were so many items that I wanted to try when I first saw the menu... I would go back and give this place one more shot, especially since it's the only place of its kind in the area, but there happens to be an amazing amazing szechuan restaurant a couple of doors down from this place that I'd be a lot more likely to go to since everything I've ever had there is good. read more

I consider myself to be pretty picky about food but this place is excellent. Went there for the first time today and I couldn't be happier about my choice. Particularly enjoyed the rice roll covered in peanut sauce with hoisin. My brisket noodle soup was excellent as well. Will definately be coming back. read more

E Noodle - Rice roll with peanut sauce. - Noodles Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I love soup dumplings and I only get them from two places in Brooklyn, and this is one of them. The other, being Liu's Shanghai (see my review!), around Bensonhurst. For all you other soup dumpling lovers out there, E-Noodle's soup dumplings contain more soup than Liu's but, in my opinion, is not as flavorful. They also have a wide range of noodle dishes but lack the variety of baked rice dishes that you would expect from a Hong Kong style cafe. Other small bites are great though, the steam rice rolls with peanut and hoisin sauce are on point. The fried dumplings are also good. Portions are nice and at a good price point. Service is also fast and friendly. read more

This place is amazing! Brooklyn's BEST soup dumplings and bo zai fan (hot rice pot). I've been here a few times and every time I come, I love it more and more. This is a traditional Hong Kong style restaurant. So far, I've ordered fish skin, peanut rice noodles, pork bo zai fan, pork and crabmeat soup dumplings, pan fried dumplings, scallion pancakes, and beef stew noodle soup. Prices are reasonable, $3-5 for appetizers and $6-10 for entrees. Looks like staff is a little short since the place is new. Hopefully they will set up some kind of system. A good place for comfort food and will definitely be back! read more

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Waitress packed all my leftovers in one container. Dumplings, 2 different noodle dishes, scallion pancake all in one container!!!. WTF...

FINALLY, a cantonese noodle shop in brooklyn! We've ordered a bunch of different items here and most are pretty good. Their noodles don't disappoint. We've had the tomato beef ramen, the stewed beef noodle soup, and wonton noodle soup. We always get the "churng fun", rice noodles with the peanut hoisin sauce, and the mixed steam veggies with the stewed beef sauce. The hot stone rice is pretty good too. The curry tofu is really salty, so stay away from that and the congee is very watery, so i wouldn't recommend it. The place is pretty popular on the weekends for lunch, so be prepared for a wait. The food is isn't quite as good as Noodle village in chinatown but it's as good as it gets for bay ridge! read more

I've eaten here a few times and often get their milk tea to go. Their milk tea is HK style and has a strong tea taste, which is what I prefer over bubble tea joints. Their service is always friendly and nice and their food has always been solid. Their soup dumplings are good although they don't taste as authentic as some Shanghai places, they are very juicy and the skin of the dumpling itself is thin. Their noodles are never soggy and always flavorful! What really leads me to leaving this review is how well they package their food and the good service I've received not only over the phone when placing an order but while dining in from past visits. They're operating during the pandemic and taking delivery and takeout orders. They are limited on kitchen staff which they are very honest about. I called to place an order a couple of hours in advance for dinner and specified what time we were going to pick it up, and it was ready on time. They separate not only the noodles from the soup to prevent the noodles from getting soggy, but they also separate the toppings of the noodles as well, which I was very impressed with. They also give you all their sauces in separate containers. There is a language barrier with their staff while ordering, but they tried really hard and repeated my order back to make sure it was right. They also do deliveries and takeout through Uber eats and grub hub. I can't wait to dine in again when this pandemic passes! read more

I was 3 dollars off of the 15% tips and have no change on me, the employee was rude and disrespectful asking me pay the extra money for the tips, telling me that I shouldn't be doing this if I want to go out and eat, I have to pay at least 15% for tips. read more

One of my go to places to order from. Food arrives fresh, hot and tastes well-prepared. Favorites include the dumplings, scallion pancakes, hot pot and a side of greens. I like that the menu has a lot more variety and choices compared to other Asian restaurants in the area. This one has a mix of Cantonese and Hong Kong dishes, and I appreciate the variety. read more

Amazing food. My favorite is the soup dumplings, scallions pancakes and beef congee.

Food is simply not good. Ordered the hot and spicy tofu lo mein, the lo mein was salted to death. They use Mah lah spices but were very stingey with it making the noodles extremely bland besides the excessive salt. The general tso chicken tastes like prepackaged chicken that were reheated and drenched with sweet sauce. Finally had the fried fish skin that was expensive and scarce. A few flakes for $10. They gave free soup with entree orders and it was also bad. The taste profile was just off, wife says it's due to excessive msg. This place is just expensive, bad Chinese takeout. Would not recommend. The 2 star was given because the food came quickly... albeit suspiciously quickly. read more

Came on a Sunday 630pm with a group of 3. Place is big and was pretty busy, but still some available tables so we were seated immediately. Hot pot rice: it was good! The rice was cooked really nicely and had crispy edges which were not burnt. It was loaded with a lot of the meat and broccoli on top which flavored the rice deliciously. I didn't even need soy sauce on it. Soup dumplings:delicious soup base! We ordered the crab meat dumplings and the regular pork ones. The crab meat dumplings were so good. Make sure u eat them fresh and hot though cuz it's not as good if u eat them later. Scallion pancakes: pretty good. They were crispy and not burnt. Curry cuttlefish balls:the curry sauce was good but the cuttlefish balls were kind of hard. Not sure if they are supposed to be that way. Some kind of liver and maybe kidney (?..don't remember what it is) appetizer: it was decent. I'm not really into livers and intestines but it tasted alright. Tasted better with the hot oil chili sauce which they put on the side of the table with the other condiments Overall, the food was good. I'd come back again. read more

This is not a review of the food, this is a review of the portion. For a beef flat noodle that cost 13$ with tax, this small round container is not acceptable, if you order this dish in any chinese restaurant, the portion is at least 3 times the size. Please adjust your portions and to-go sizes, white rice and plain noodles doesn't cost much. read more