Yeshh another location for tofu pudding!!! I ordered a large serving for $4.75. It can't get any…read morebetter. Silky, smooth, perfection.

They sell soy milk and soy pudding. The soy milk is pretty good, my second favorite in NY. Soy…read morepudding contains a bit too much liquid although still pretty good. They are a bit hard to spot. I have walked past it multiple times. Theyre also cash only.

I had my first opportunity to visit Gobuki today. I dropped by around 2PM and the stall was empty…read moresans the male and female couple manning the cart. A quick look at the menu yields the usual suspects found on fast food Korean menus: kalbi over rice and bulgogi sandwich. However, what intrigued me was the fried udon, which I ended up ordering. The chef stir fried a pack of white udon noodles with sliced cabbage and carrots, adding sesame oil, soy sauce and oyster sauce. I was pretty happy when the tourists walking by murmured, "That smells so good." As a Yelper, you have to love "food envy". I added on extra beef and when I received my order, I was pleasantly surprised by the weight. Seemed like a great bargain for $8. I settled back at my apartment and started my feast. The dish was packed with udon, rice, bulgogi, veggies and three fried dumplings. The dumplings were subpar, but still a nice side dish, acting similar to a breadbasket. It's there for you, but you don't have to eat it. The top was covered with bulgogi and Korean chili sauce, an above average showing for a food cart. The beef is nicely marinated and with the paste had a nice sweet and mildy spicy flavor. The udon noodles were excellent. Fried and cooked with soy sauce and oyster sauce, the noodles had a slight brown tint and smelled amazing The lady also drizzled some aioli sauce and bundled with the veggies gave off a creamy texture. Add to the fact that it's a rare dish to find at a food truck, gives the fried udon even more value. All in all, it seemed like a great and solid cart. Hopefully, Gobuki will stay for a while and the lines will start forming (not sure how it is during prime lunch time). I do have to note that the surface for cooking was rather small, so there could be a production logjam if customers are ordering the fried udon in multiples.

Sometimes......I just get sick and tired of grilled chicken salads!!!!!…read more So I decided to explore 1 block over and saw the Gobuki Food Cart. Bapcha used to be there and I didn't like their food that much (plus their cheap portions), but I saw a different team there and figured to give it a shot. The kalbi is VERY flavorful and the meat to rice ratio is pretty good (not cheap with the meat). They also offer it in a (baguette) and have bulgoki (with rice or on baguette also), mandu, spicy chicken, and fried udon. Looking forward to the fried udon next time I go there. Decent prices ranging from $6-$8. The only downfall is that it's a long line and you may have to wait a little - but better than Duke (feels like sardines in there!).

Recently tried the scallion pancake with popcorn chicken along with the steamed shrimp rice roll…read more The shrimp rice roll was decent--the rice roll itself was soft, fresh, and had a great texture. However, the shrimp didn't taste particularly fresh, which took away from the dish a bit. I also asked for peanut sauce, which many restaurants provide complimentary with rice rolls, but was charged extra for it. Not a huge deal, but it was a bit of a bummer. As for the scallion pancake with popcorn chicken, it was somewhat bland and a bit dry. To be fair, that was somewhat expected, and while I believe there was sauce inside, I couldn't really taste much of it. The portion was reasonable, but the flavor just didn't stand out for me. Overall, the meal wasn't bad, but if I come back in the future, I'd probably stick with the steamed rice rolls and try some of their other offerings instead.

I've ordered through ubereats a few times and passed by on my way to work recently…read more Their fried shuimai is so great! IMO, their rice noodle is made perfectly, sauce was great and not cheap at all. The aunty at the counter was helpful and friendly.

I'm always, always in the mood for bubble tea.. how can one not be? The flavors, options, regular…read moreboba pearls, bursting boba pearls.. it's ENDLESS JOY!!!!!!!!! I decided to order from a new place post work.. I also enjoy places that give BOGOs, that makes me BOBAliciously happy! Is there such a thing? I decided to have just a snack for my dinner and wanted to try the Taiwanese popcorn chicken. Nom Tea marinates the chicken in a mixture of soy sauce, garlic, and spices, then coats it in a batter and fries it. It can be seasoned with salt and pepper or plain. I ordered Black Milk Boba Tea with lychee jelly and got a BOGO on it. The popcorn chicken was delicious; great taste, had Basil greens and I ordered the sweet chili sauce as a side. Lip smacking comfort food! The Boba was refreshing and the Lychee jelly tasted like peaches.. it was yummy! Nom Tea has other delicious comfort food such as mozzarella sticks, French fries, Korean fried chicken wings, Takayoki and many more options. The boba tea options are also great and a lot to choose from. I'm noticing these Horoscope Beverages.. they got the Virgo option correct: Kiwi/Lychee/Jasmine Tea. That will be my next order! A great option post work and enjoying it as I watch a Brad Pitt movie ( cue the salivation, sorry had to say, it but he is mighty fine!) Keep calm and BOBA on! **this review is for delivery only

Great, in the hole place of a Boba tea in Brooklyn when I was on vacation with my kids in NY…read more They have Boba, and even food. (ie. burgers) Price is reasonable, non bay area prices.

Finally got the opportunity to test this place out! Popular in the Chinese community. Small but had…read morea waiting area. absolutely surprised by the quality of my steak steak. The spice was amazing and delicious. I was happy with the portion size. Overall happy to come back again if I'm in the area

3.5 to be exact. Saw the poster on the exterior advertising for their ice cream cone promo; when I…read morewalked in to place my order staff told me the ice cream promo deal is only good if I join their paid membership-I rather not. So, instead of the ice cream I decided to try their Sweet potato fries with their signature crushed lemonade tea. The tea was refreshing, a bit too tart and had lots of grainy lemon pulp floating all over the drink. I actually liked the sweet potato fries a lot~with it's lightly sweetened crispy strips. Overall, an okay fast-food shop

I love this place, very old school Toisan desserts and tofu items. It's a pick up and go place, so…read moreif you want to eat anything there, you'll be eating it standing outside. I send my husband here almost every time he goes to 8th avenue to get mochi. These mochi are the best in all of NYC. I think you can only get better if you can make it better yourself! Their tofu pudding is excellent as well as their soy milk. Their taro cake is a little dense and on the salty side but also good. I wish I had a place like this up in Flushing! Bring cash.

The lo mai gai is so good: fragrant sticky rice packed with savory flavor, plus tender chicken,…read moremushrooms, and sausage. Super satisfying without being heavy. Also cheaper than most places around here and way more generous with the fillings. You definitely get your money's worth. Deserves more hype -- I'll definitely be back to try more.

Koo Koo Chicken is okay. I did like how they bring out the plates and utensils with hot water to…read moresanitize. I ordered the Fish Head W. Preserved oil Rice Noodle, the flavor was good. The Hainanese Chicken was okay but the rice was a bit dry. The tofu was a bit bland compared to the other ones I had from other Malaysian store. It's not a big store so it gets busy and we were somewhat rushed out since there were people waiting.

They serve homestyle Malaysian food here! It's a no-frills establishment with quick service and…read moresticky menus. Our table of six ordered Hainese chicken, stir fried Chinese watercress, stir fried noodles (not sure which ones these were), this taro nest with chicken and cashew dish, and roti canai. Overall everything was pretty solid. No complaints with the Hainese chicken, but it could have been a bit saltier. The sauce with it was pretty decent, but I enjoy the chicken itself being seasoned. I'm not sure which exact noodles we got, but they were decent as well. They were stir fried with beef and had a soy sauce flavor. The taro nest dish was also good with the fried taro being a good balance to the chicken stir fry dish inside. Roti canai was standard, but I wish it was warmer. The sauce was the typical curry sauce with a piece of chicken inside. Stir fried watercress with belacan (shrimp) sauce is good too. The belacan sauce wasn't overpowering which I appreciate. I would come back here again for a quick, hearty meal. It ended up being around $35 ish per person so not too bad for the large amount of food ordered.