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Fok Noodles

4.2 (36 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 8:30 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup
Eugene C.

While there are a plethora of great restaurants in Chinatown, it's always good to give the ones not on the main strip of Mott or Canal St a try as they are also very good. Fok Noodles is a cozy, hole in the wall type restaurant that is on a side street in the East Broadway section of Chinatown. It is your prototypical good food with no frills type of place. On a recent visit, I ordered the duck noodle soup and the Taiwanese beef noodle soup to go. Both were very good. There were others in line who were raving about the dumplings, which I will have to try next time. For Noodles is not really a date spot due to the lack of ambiance but it is a good takeout spot.

Steamed Rice Roll
Grace W.

A cozy joint offers comfort HK style food. The service was good and food quite decent. I've tried the Steamed Rice Roll, Saltwater Moon (咸水角), and Pork W.Salty Fish Clay Pot Rice. I want to come back and try some noodle soup.

pork soup dumplings
Sophia W.

Casual, cozy, small restaurant with lots of options for food. The staff were kind and the food came out quickly. The Chinese sausage in the clay pot rice was a bit too salty, the soup dumplings were good. I liked the soup in the fish tips noodle soup.

Fried thing...
Marina C.

This is for Fok Express. I was close by so we went in to check it out. Small place. Few chairs for dining in. I got some har gow and some fried ....dumpling thing. The har gow was really salty in some areas ...the fried thing took a long time to make but it was freshly fried at least. L ate two of them. He did like it..but I didn't want him to eat too much fried stuff so we threw away the last one even though it was really small. I saw someone order char siu over rice but he wanted it hot... shrimp dumplings aren't cheap now but I've had better .. the fried thing was so small. I don't think the order was worth $5.. maybe I should've tried the spicy wontons instead.

Good deal
Nancy A.

Very affordable dishes that you cannot get these days due to inflation. For $5, you can get chili wontons, Taiwanese sliced noodles, and fried salad dumplings. The char siu over rice is $5.99 and that is what I got. It came in a nice rectangle size container and portions were big for that price. Char siu was not fatty and they gave a lot. I also got the Taiwanese noodles and they were flat and broad noodles. They put a lot of chili flakes and seeds were everywhere on the noodles. It was somewhat spicy but it was bearable until I started the chili wontons and my mouth was on fire! They were so damn spicy that I needed to finish my whole water bottle and my mouth was still burning hot! My nose kept running too! Sucks! I had to drink milk afterwards to neutralize my mouth! The wontons were good but it was too hot for me!

Fried dumpling
Yazmine Q.

I was craving fried dumplings and came across this spot and let me tell you, it did NOT disappoint! The dumplings were fresh, juicy, and perfectly crispy on the outside. The sauces were absolutely on point and really took the flavor to the next level. And for only $10 for 6 dumplings? You honestly can't beat that price. Definitely satisfied my craving! The lady at the register was so nice it may be a little small when you're ordering but that doesn't stop from those dumplings being good.

Menu 5/2025
kristin c.

Fok Noodles is located east of Bowery. Walking from the South, we actually missed it bec of the sharp turn to Catherine St. Passed the kitchen/BBQ meats, to the small space in the back with tables close to each other. Was recommended to me for their roast meats so got a pick-2-over rice: roast pig and roast duck. Roast pig was in tiny, fatty pieces. Portion is less than Hay Hay Roasted; but both meats were tasty. Claypot rice with pork with salty fish came out plain-looking. I thought would have some veggies but none. Were told to add the claypot sauce ourselves which I like so can control the amount/saltiness. I did like the toasted rice at the bottom. Siumai and warm Purple rice soup were ok. Credit card use service fee - 3.5%. Service was good. There's a restroom, was clean.

Ming C.

Fok Noodles, previously known as E Noodle Cafe, serves dumplings, dim sum, a whole variety of noodles, congee, and more. It's a small hole-in-the-wall restaurant specializing in Cantonese style food, and really really great steamed pork & chive dumplings! $5 (8) fried salmon dumplings - Compared to pork dumplings, the salmon has less of a chew, but that's where the fried skin comes in. It goes well inside the fried dumplings. There's some onions and carrots inside, and it comes with sweet chili sauce to dip. $7.50 (6) steamed pork & chive dumplings - Beautiful folds. Juicy, fresh, and delicious. Each dumpling is $1.25 but taste-wise and quality-wise, these are top tier - from the moment I opened the box and the steam hit my face. Our order of dumplings did take a while to get to us (about 20 minutes), so come if you're not in a rush anywhere!

veggie dumplings
Stephanie N.

Five stars for good price, good portions, and delicious comfort food. Got the hoisin peanut rolls and veggie dumplings and they were both SUPERB. I will def come back here. Ambiance is your divey hole in the wall chinese place with food made fast and efficient and service as well.

Christopher Y.

Quite literally a hole in the wall spot! Located on Catherine street, this Hong Kong inspired restaurant has great eats, ranging from soup dumplings, dim sum to noodle soup. Prices are fairly cheap and you can definitely get a whole meal without breaking the bank :) we got the soup dumplings, pan friend vegetarian noodles & the Hong Kong style noodle w/ soup on the side. Everything was made fresh to order and we didn't leave any for leftovers lol. I definitely wanna come back to this place and try some other stuff

Clay pot rice
Victoria G.

Food 7/10 The juiciest fried dumplings I've had in a while. I think I burnt my tongue because I got overexcited. They were plump and crispy on the outside, with just the right amount of seasoning. Slightly oily but honestly, they brought me joy. The clay pot was solid too, but less so compared to the dumplings. I like how it makes the rice crispier after it sits in the pot for a while, but thought the rice to sausage ratio was a bit off. Atmosphere 7/10 A hole in the wall type of Chinese restaurant, pretty much only frequented by locals. I'm sure there's a rich history behind it too. Service 10/10 Super friendly staff and very quick service. Unlimited refills of tea, which I hugely appreciated in the cold winter weather.

N20.Peanut Noodles
Becca K.

Went to Fok Noodles for a quick bite along our food tour in Chinatown NYC! Peanut noodles was not overpowering with the peanut flavor and has a little bit of a spicy kick which I enjoyed. The soup dumplings were pretty solid.

Best dumplings in NYC, Hidden gem I tell all my friends about when they come to visit.

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Bland and low quality food. I recommend trying any of the other numerous Chinese restaurants around here. Fok is not fok me.

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Fantastic dumplings, noodles. Bare place with only a few chairs. Don't expect luxury!

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