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DELICIOUS curry broth. Love that they have a seafood option. Jammed packed with ingredients. Excellent service and reasonably priced.
The classic Lanzhou beef noodle soup was exactly what I needed on a cold winter evening. Tasted pretty authentic and had a real kick to it which I didn't expect even though I asked for spicy. Very solid option in the Dekalb Market Hall
Great place to pick up some amazing classic noodle soup. Located in the Dekalb Market in Gowanus Brooklyn with many other restaurants. Easy to order ahead or you can take a seat and enjoy right there. They had so many options for all. I had to order some boiled dumplings and a bowl of the classic Lan Zhou Beef with fresh vegetables. Both came out piping hot and were so tasty. The menu has many options for all. Vegetarian and vegan options as well. Come check them out if you want a friendly environment and some yummy noodle soup.
I had a good first experience here at Hana! This food hall is like a maze with so many options. I chose Hana Noodles because they had my favorite dish, Dan Dan noodle! My order took less than 5 minutes. I found everything reasonable priced. The noodle had a lot of meat, and noodle. I loved the spicy numbing flavor. Very flavorful and I will definitely go back and order the same thing!
Really enjoyed this place! Love how much you can customize your noodles. The portions are great, and so are the prices! Staff is helpful, and they push out orders really fast :)
Usually buy just Boba drinks while shopping but decided to try their food today. At first I ordered the vegetarian noodles. From the m reading other reviews, I believe them. That's who I switched to the scallion pancake instead. The vegetarian noodles smelt like chemical and the noodles were too thick. The tofu pieces had an odd taste , like plastic. I couldn't get a second bite because I disliked this dish so much. I switched for scallion pancake despite being cheaper and from Trader Joe's( I saw the bag package in the trash. I would not recommend their specially dished, just the boba and appetizers. I appreciate the staff for accommodating me. They didn't have to. I am surprised they are not that good due to them making everything house made.
I got the classic beef noodle soup, added spicy to it. It was good but I thought it needed more flavor. The flavor is in the broth but none on the noodles. The beef was tender but again, no flavor in it. Basically had to drink the broth for any flavor.
Stopped in downstairs for soup & stumbled on the right place. They have a few great soup options, wish they had the same soup with shrimp dumplings/wontons. Babe decided on the C-1 Classic Lan Zhou Beef Noodle Soup , came with a side of chili oil, a bit of it goes a long way. Tastes very good, flavorful & savory.. Wish it was hotter in temp. The Shrimp Dumplings were good too.
Came here while in DeKalb Food Hall, which is the cutest and more colorful food hall by the way. I thought I would have to wait a bit for my order but they were so quick as the food came within 5 minutes. I ordered the Classic Lan Zhou Noodles and the soup was stellar - light but full of beef flavor. I wasn't a big fan of the noodles though as they were a bit thick and couldn't soak in a lot of the flavor of the broth. The beef was also a bit hard and lacked flavor, but I will say with the amount of food they give you at the price point it is at, it's not a bad option for lunch at all. Overall, good quick eat if you're working near this area and is missing Chinese food. Wouldn't recommend if you're looking for an authentic experience.
Came for a quick lunch (2pm) as we were in the area. My sister in law got the vegetarian noodles with flat noodles and added fried egg. My brother in law and I ordered the same noodle soup (his is round hand noodles) but mine was added little spicy with flat noodles. Overall, quick service (not too long of wait for food) and nice chewy bouncy noodles. There is a 10% discount for Apple Pay (tap).
Got the Dan Dan Noodles sans peanuts to-go after shopping at Trader Joe's. It's served cold so I took it home and sautéed to heat it up + added corn. It's spicy and absolutely delicious. Service was fast & easy. Will definitely be back when I'm in the mood for noods.
Overall, I enjoyed this spot! The service was very quick and there are tables all around this area to sit and eat. We went on a weekday so it wasn't particularly busy in the market overall, which I loved. I really liked the dan dan noodles. it was a good level of savory with some numbing spice but not too much. I'm not typically a fan of duck so the dumplings were okay, the skin on the dumpling was a little too thick for me.
Hana Noodle Station is located inside the dekalb food hall near the back! We ordered the lanzhou beef noodle soup and the Dan Dan noodles. Both were pretty good so I'd say the final choice boils down to whether you prefer dry or soup noodles. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the lanzhou beef noodle soup had quite a good amount of beef. The broth didn't taste very beefy though so if that's a dealbreaker for you, I wouldn't go for this dish. The noodles appear to be authentically hand pulled as we saw one of the workers making the noodles. The Dan Dan noodles were very flavorful but could've used more meat. Overall, I'd say this location is a solid spot if you're looking to grab a quick eat and if you're craving some noodles!
On a cold and dreary rainy day I was walking around the market and saw Hana Noodle Station and decided to get a bowl of their chicken noodle soup. Glad I did as it was a perfect meal to warm up my belly. Large portion that filled me up and reasonably priced. I had mine with regular round hand pulled noodles. Tasted good with a nice broth. Plenty of shredded chicken. I was told it might be 10 minute wait to prepare but it was ready much quicker. Plus, a bottle of Poland Spring water is only $1 here. read more
To quote Fonzie, I was wr-wr-wr-wr and I'm sr-sr-sr-sr about not reviewing Hana Noodle Station yet. 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. read more
It's located in the basement level where Delalb Market Hall is near the elevators. I made an order for 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. read more
The classic Lanzhou beef noodle soup was exactly what I needed on a cold winter evening. Tasted pretty authentic and had a real kick to it which I didn't expect even though I asked for spicy. Very solid option in the Dekalb Market Hall read more
Great place to pick up some amazing classic noodle soup. Located in the Dekalb Market in Gowanus Brooklyn with many other restaurants. Easy to order ahead or you can take a seat and enjoy right there. They had so many options for all. I had to order some boiled dumplings and a bowl of the classic Lan Zhou Beef with fresh vegetables. Both came out piping hot and were so tasty. The menu has many options for all. Vegetarian and vegan options as well. Come check them out if you want a friendly environment and some yummy noodle soup. read more
I had a good first experience here at Hana! This food hall is like a maze with so many options. I chose Hana Noodles because they had my favorite dish, Dan Dan noodle! My order took less than 5 minutes. I found everything reasonable priced. The noodle had a lot of meat, and noodle. I loved the spicy numbing flavor. Very flavorful and I will definitely go back and order the same thing! read more
7 months ago
Really enjoyed this place! Love how much you can customize your noodles. The portions are great, and so are the prices! Staff is helpful, and they push out orders really fast :) read more
2 years ago
Usually buy just Boba drinks while shopping but decided to try their food today. At first I ordered the vegetarian noodles. From the m reading other reviews, I believe them. That's who I switched to the scallion pancake instead. The vegetarian noodles smelt like chemical and the noodles were too thick. The tofu pieces had an odd taste , like plastic. I couldn't get a second bite because I disliked this dish so much. I switched for scallion pancake despite being cheaper and from Trader Joe's( I saw the bag package in the trash. I would not recommend their specially dished, just the boba and appetizers. I appreciate the staff for accommodating me. They didn't have to. I am surprised they are not that good due to them making everything house made. read more
1 year ago
I got the classic beef noodle soup, added spicy to it. It was good but I thought it needed more flavor. The flavor is in the broth but none on the noodles. The beef was tender but again, no flavor in it. Basically had to drink the broth for any flavor. read more
Stopped in downstairs for soup & stumbled on the right place. They have a few great soup options, wish they had the same soup with shrimp dumplings/wontons. Babe decided on the C-1 Classic Lan Zhou Beef Noodle Soup , came with a side of chili oil, a bit of it goes a long way. Tastes very good, flavorful & savory.. Wish it was hotter in temp. The Shrimp Dumplings were good too. read more
3 years ago
Came here while in DeKalb Food Hall, which is the cutest and more colorful food hall by the way. I thought I would have to wait a bit for my order but they were so quick as the food came within 5 minutes. I ordered the Classic Lan Zhou Noodles and the soup was stellar - light but full of beef flavor. I wasn't a big fan of the noodles though as they were a bit thick and couldn't soak in a lot of the flavor of the broth. The beef was also a bit hard and lacked flavor, but I will say with the amount of food they give you at the price point it is at, it's not a bad option for lunch at all. Overall, good quick eat if you're working near this area and is missing Chinese food. Wouldn't recommend if you're looking for an authentic experience. read more
Came for a quick lunch (2pm) as we were in the area. My sister in law got the vegetarian noodles with flat noodles and added fried egg. My brother in law and I ordered the same noodle soup (his is round hand noodles) but mine was added little spicy with flat noodles. Overall, quick service (not too long of wait for food) and nice chewy bouncy noodles. There is a 10% discount for Apple Pay (tap). read more
2 years ago
Got the Dan Dan Noodles sans peanuts to-go after shopping at Trader Joe's. It's served cold so I took it home and sautéed to heat it up + added corn. It's spicy and absolutely delicious. Service was fast & easy. Will definitely be back when I'm in the mood for noods. read more
Overall, I enjoyed this spot! The service was very quick and there are tables all around this area to sit and eat. We went on a weekday so it wasn't particularly busy in the market overall, which I loved. I really liked the dan dan noodles. it was a good level of savory with some numbing spice but not too much. I'm not typically a fan of duck so the dumplings were okay, the skin on the dumpling was a little too thick for me. read more
Hana Noodle Station is located inside the dekalb food hall near the back! We ordered the lanzhou beef noodle soup and the Dan Dan noodles. Both were pretty good so I'd say the final choice boils down to whether you prefer dry or soup noodles. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the lanzhou beef noodle soup had quite a good amount of beef. The broth didn't taste very beefy though so if that's a dealbreaker for you, I wouldn't go for this dish. The noodles appear to be authentically hand pulled as we saw one of the workers making the noodles. The Dan Dan noodles were very flavorful but could've used more meat. Overall, I'd say this location is a solid spot if you're looking to grab a quick eat and if you're craving some noodles! read more
3 years ago
The broth carries the flavor it should but I find it to be too thin. Coming from SG, it's hard to find thick, creamy laksa without a coconutty flavor that overwhelms the laksa paste. Sadly this doesn't provide that thick broth that coats the noodles. While the handmade noodles are a nice touch, it's not the type of noodle that typically goes with laksa. Also, there's no hard boiled egg! Would give this a pass if you're looking for true laksa. read more
2 years ago
Stumbled across this food stall while going to Trader Joe's on a Sunday morning. It's tucked away in the corner, close to the escape room. There was no line so the whole process went really fast. I ordered the Classic Lanzhou noodles and it took less than 5 minutes for it to be ready. They'll asked you if you want spice - if you're not a fan of spicy I'd recommend asking for it on the side otherwise they'll add it directly into the broth. The broth itself was flavorful and savory, the meat was very tender, and the noodles were chewy. They did not have radish but rather bok choy instead in the soup so it was missing the radish flavor. Overall, if you like savory and meaty flavors, this might be a good noodle option for you. read more
I've actually been here a few times. Every time I was never impressed with the noodles. I was mostly just satisfied. I also never developed a craving for these noodles either. It was only if I happened to be at Dekalb market hall. The Lanzhou noodles here are very satisfactory. I sometimes find the broth kind of bland. They over use the veggies, esp in the beef brisket one. The beef is not as tender as It should be but the bowl is still somehow enjoyable. It's definitely nice for the winter. What can get you warmer than a big bowl of noodles. read more
1 year ago
Got the braised beef noodle, Dan Dan noodle and shrimp fried rice. It was delicious and the price is good too. Service is super fast. One of my favorite take outs read more
Unlikely hidden gem in food court! I ate here completely on a whim and was shocked by the quality of the food! Dan Dan noodles: Easily some of the FRESHEST noodles I have had in nyc! I saw the chef in making noodles while ordering and compliments to him because these noodles were so bouncy. Sauce was on point, perfectly creamy and fragrantly spicy, I literally drank some at the end. Overall: this place is absolutely underrated. It's affordable, fast, and so delicious. I've had noodles 3x the price that didn't taste as fresh. Chinatown level food in downtown Brooklyn!! read more
My husband and I were apartment hunting in the area so we decided to eat here as we were curious. (We ended up not moving from our current place but that's another story.) It was a cold day and I wanted noodles. The stand is in the Dekalb Market, which is like a food market, very cool. It has a lot of different food options, even a Katz's Deli and a Han Dynasty Restaurant. It also has a Trader Joe's and a brewery inside. I got the Taiwanese noodle soup and my husband got the Noodles with Pork Sauce (Jiajiang mian). He said it was alright (that's his code for "I like it, but I won't admit it"). He had a good serving of pork sauce on his noodles. I also liked my dish - I didn't think it was too salty, and they gave me a good quantity of beef. Quantity wise it's on par with a lot of noodle places you'll eat it and it's a little pricey because it's NYC. I also liked their bubble tea. I would return to this noodle station in the future if I'm in the area. Dekalb Market itself is a gem that should have its word spread across the city. I know it's not Chelsea Market, but I think it has its own Brooklyn vibe going for it. read more
2 years ago
This is the best friend rice I had in a while!!! I can tasted the love. Thank you, Definitely will be back ;) read more
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Here again because this place is so good. This is in the DeKalb food court. It is loud and crowded, but it's a perfect place to get together with friends. The noodle here is authentic and tastes amazing. I usually get the beef noodle but the others are good too. The service is also very fast, usually I get my order in five or six minutes. This is a fantastic place to for a quick bite read more
Stopped by for a quick lunch bite before heading to Trader Joe's. Hana is located in Dekalb Food Hall and is conveniently located near other bright spots such as Ample Hills and Cuzins Duzins. I was in the mood for dumplings and chose the boiled variety with chicken and corn. I also wanted something sweet to drink and chose the Thai Iced Milk Bubble Tea. As I waited for my order, ten minute wait, I reviewed the menu. Hana had an extensive menu that covers hand pulled noodles, Dan Dan noodles, dumplings, rice and so much more. The bubble tea menu also has a nice selection of flavors: watermelon, honeydew, etc. I picked up my order and found a nice empty table near Ample Hills. The dumplings were piping hot and were accompanied with a small container of soy sauce and a fork. Not to complain, but really? a fork? I always forget to ask for chopsticks but assume it would be an automatic option when eating Asian cuisine. The dumplings were delicious; the chicken and corn combination was tasty. The Thai Bubble tea was meh.. I expected sweet, similar to a Thai iced tea but was tasteless. Highly disappointed! Overall, I will give Hana another visit: I really wanted to try the pulled noodles as I have great memories of them when I visited Shanghai. I will bring a bigger appetite next time and try a different sweeter bubble tea. Worth a stop at the food hall! Xie Xie Hana! read more
4 years ago
Super disappointing. Broth tastes like nothing. Wish I'd read the reviews first. The noodles are wildly different sizes and cooked-ness level. I won't be back unfortunately especially with so many good options in Dekalb Mkt. read more
I am obsessed with the noodles here! I ordered take out twice and both times I chose their classic lan zhou beef noodle soup. I absolutely love the chili oil that it comes with. I asked for mild and that was already too spicy for me, but still very satisfying. Their sliced beef and dumplings are also delicious. If you come on Tuesdays in February and pay via apple pay, you will get a 20% discount. read more
4 years ago
Don't sleep on Hana Noodle Station! At the back of the Dekalb market hall lies this gem. The beef noodles and scallion pancakes are always crowd pleasers with my family, including my toddler. Noodles are handmade fresh with the perfect chewy consistency and the braised beef just falls apart in the savory broth. read more
A Chinese noodle vendor located in Dekalb Market Hall, Brooklyn's largest food hall that is on the lower level of the City Point building. Menu has both noodle soups and dry noodle dishes along with a couple rice dishes. ----- D-4 Cold Sesame Noodle (芝麻醬拌面) ($10.75). The dry noodle dish was simple and refreshing. It was only topped with vegetables, primarily cucumber and tomato. Proteins add-ons are roughly $2-$3. It had abundant sauce although it was watery and pooled on the bottom rather than coating the noodles. Flavor could have been more aromatic with further incorporation of garlic, which would have also given more of a kick. Default noodles are Round Hand-Regular (正常圓), and can be changed to rice noodle (not hand-pulled) or a different consistency (e.g. thick, thin, flat). Regular noodles were already thick and the texture was a bit too firm but not enough to be considered undercooked. ----- Food is served in take-out form, but the market hall has lots of seating. Wi-Fi is available. read more
Not really sure why every time I come to Dekalb Market I generally stray back to this place. The food isn't bad at all but it just lacks the right amount of spice and kick that would make it so much better. Their dishes are basically as neutral as you can get without being bland. If I had to give a few suggestions for people who order here be prepared to bring some chili oil or salt or pepper cause it's something that is sorely missed in their dishes. Anyways, for my meal I had their dumplings and sliced beef. Both were decent dishes with the dumpling filling being a little bland which was easily solved with the sauce that coated the sliced beef. As for the sliced beef, it was also just as decent but I think it didn't have the same kind of amazing chew you'd get when you chew through a tender beef slide. It had what I'd say is kind of think of as a mini skirt steak but was expecting something more like a rib eye for texture. I would say if it was marinated in something like honey to break down the muscles that would greatly help. All in all, this place is definitely a good place to eat but it won't blow your mind at all. TL;DR food is decent but it lacks the kick in terms of flavor. I would suggest getting some salt or pepper to enhance some of the flavors more. read more
4 years ago
Food stall in the Dekalb market. I ordered the shrimp fried rice and the beef hand pulled noodles. The shrimp fried rice was really good. The shrimp was perfectly cooked and the rice was flavorful. The noodles are hand pulled and made to order. You can see the chef working his magic on the dough. Although not the best noodles/broth I've had, Hana noodles could serve as an entry in the world of delicious Lanzhou noodles. Prices are good compared to the other food stalls in Dekalb. read more
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