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    4.2 (155 reviews)
    Closed 11:10 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Chili garlic noodles
    Megan Y.

    Came here on a saturday evening at 7:30 PM, and there was plenty of seating. It's a very hole in the wall spot where you order at the cashier, and sit whereever you'd like. Between three of us, we shared the chili garlic noodles, the thai peanut dumplings, and the house dumplings, which we found to be plenty. It was a quite affordable meal at $14 per person. The food itself was good, but nothing too special. I was a bit confused by the menu, since it was a fusion of a ton of different cuisines, such as japanese, thai, and chinese. The most memorable part of the meal for me was how spicy the chili garlic noodles were, so be careful if you have a low spice tolerance... The noodle dish was also very big, and could easily be shared by 2 people. I liked the thai peanut dumplings more than the house dumplings. Bumping up to 4 stars because the restaurant was very kind and let us wait out a heavy rainstorm. They also allowed us to refill our waters many times.

    Thai peanut dumplings
    Jessica B.

    I was in the area and looking for a place to eat for lunch and Lucky Rabbit Noodles was suggested. I decided to give it a try--I got the house dumplings and the Thai peanut dumplings. The server (maybe owner) suggested the Thai peanut dumplings. He was very friendly without being off putting. He asked if I was going to dine in but I got my order to go. Both dumpling types were delicious but I really liked the Thai peanut. They even added crispy garlic. They have other varieties that I'm interested in trying. The restaurant definitely has a quirky dive vibe. The restaurant has a few tables and some barstools if you want to dine in. There's an open kitchen as well. All in all, Lucky Rabbit Noodles is a good option.

    Allyson M.

    Great little spot, packed inside, service good, hardy portions. The food is really good. You can share the noodle dishes, as they are large. We ordered send noodle with chicken, chicken roti canai, and dumplings. We were able to find seating inside, really packed, but nice and quaint. I would go back and try others dishes as well.

    Thai Peanut Dumplings $6 & House Dumplings $6 & Passion Fruit Green Tea $6
    Anne R.

    Solid but gourmet street noodles and dumplings with dive bar aesthetic. More than basic flavors, extra fresh or crunchy toppings, and very flavorful broths. It's all about the fresh food and fresh drinks here and it's just a bonus that there are actually places to sit and bring a friend. The staff member ringing in guests on my visit felt genuinely caring and welcoming to make the experience feel more inviting than just a drop in. Love how many options there are for vegans too! For about $24 including tax and tip, I got the House Dumplings $6 (less spicy than anticipated), Thai Peanut Dumplings (more spicy than anticipated) $6, and Passion Fruit Green Tea $6. I liked them all for different reasons and would keep trying more options because the quality is excellent on everything!

    Send Noods
    Sarah S.

    Very lively spot; limited seating but we were able to snag some tables. I got the Send Noods which was a Thai peanut sauce based noodle dish. It was creamy and savory but the flavor wasn't very complex; kinda just tasted like peanut butter. They also were very heavy on the ginger. Not sure if I'd come back again. Service was pretty good and they have a lot of sauces on the side you can add to spice it up if needed.

    A NICE LITTLE STIR FRY
    Kaitlyn N.

    My friends were showing me around town said Lucky Rabbit was pretty good, so we stopped by for lunch. FLAVOR (3.2/5): 1. A NICE LITTLE STIR FRY: The portions here are very large, so you definitely get a lot of bang for your buck. The stir fry was good, but after a few bites it started to feel really heavy and I got tired of the flavor. The flavor profile of this and the braised beef & noodles felt pretty similar, although maybe some of this could be attributed to the fact that they share noodle and soup texture. 2. BRAISED BEEF & NOODLES: This was okay, I think I liked it a little better than the stir fry. The soup texture is similar to the vietnamese dish banh canh, which is slightly thick. 3. GINGER-SCALLION CHICKEN: The chicken was probably my favorite of what we ordered. It's a simple homey dish that you can't really go wrong with, but as far as ginger chicken goes, there are definitely better places for it. 4. EASTERN CUKES: This was a nice, refreshing appetizer that helped balance out the meal, although the cucumbers were a little on the sour/salty side and could be overwhelming at times. AMBIENCE (-/5): Good for a casual hangout with friends. TAKEAWAYS: I didn't really care for Lucky Rabbit, but I do think that it's worth a try. My opinion seems to be the outlier amongst my friends, so you might like it!

    Matzo Ball Soup Dumpling Matzo Ball Soup Dumpling Matzo Ball Soup Dumpling
    Wendy B.

    Came here because of the Matzo Ball Soup Dumpling, so rare to see that! It took a while, not really the expected soup dumpling with matzo ball soup flavor but it's more like a wonton soup in a cup. Flavor was a bit mild but interesting to try.

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    Ron R.

    So my wife found this place and the name alone was intriguing me so we went to try it out, when you walk in you will notice it is a small little place and the menu is on the wall and it is small HOWEVER this was by far the best Ramen bowl I have ever had & the portions were HUGE!!! I had the Miso Soup and Chili Garlic Noodles. I ordered a small Miso Soup and the damn thing was HUGE, it was so delicious and it felt so warming to have something this good. Now let's talk about these noodles, they were very creamy, tasted authentic, all the little onions, the sauce and the noodles themselves just was a great meal and the staff was really great, they made us feel good about being here. this is a great place to have some Ramen.

    Massaman Chicken Dumpling
    Cyrus A.

    Lucky Rabbit is one of the few restaurants in DUMBO that deserves to be charging DUMBO-level prices. Walking in, you won't be impressed with the tiny, cramped, poorly ventilated space. But after you order and your food comes out, you'll be thrilled you came to this closet of culinary greatness. I had the house dumplings to start, and my friend tried the massaman curry dumplings. Both were good, and the massaman curry was really delicious. Very filling starters for sure. But the noodle dishes are the real star of the show here. The garlic noodles were incredible. The noodles themselves were the absolute perfect texture, with just the right amount of chew. So delicious on their own, and then the rest of the dish was a pleasant afterthought. They use dark meat for the chicken, but honestly I would consider getting the dish without any additions next time, because the noodles were just THAT good. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area, one of the better meals I've had in DUMBO for sure.

    Katherine N.

    Lucky Rabbit Noodles is the definition of a hidden gem--quite literally a hole-in-the-wall, tucked away but worth every step to find. The space is tiny, almost underground in feel, but the service is so warm and welcoming it balances everything out. Their outdoor seating is a thoughtful touch, especially when the inside gets crowded. Now, the garlic noodles. Thick, chewy strands with a buttery softness that makes every bite feel indulgent. The garlic isn't shy here--it's bold, fragrant, and deeply infused into the sauce. Speaking of the sauce, it clings to the noodles in the best way, rich and flavorful enough to keep me salivating just thinking about it. It's a simple dish, yet executed with such confidence and depth that it makes this spot unforgettable. A small place with big flavor--exactly the kind of spot you want to claim as your own.

    Grace M.

    We found this spot on some fad list and it did not disappoint. Theres about 6 seats, so go on an off hour or order to go. They have an efficient menu, kitchen and staff and a tiny bathroom too. You can enjoy tasty noodles and dumplings just like us! Great little stop off the beaten path under the bridge! Be wary it is also loud being under the bridge.

    Allen L.

    As with a lot of shops in NYC, expect a line and expect a small seating arrangement when you're seated indoors. The restaurant is a stone's throw away from the heartbeat of DUMBO, stowed away in an alley-like spot. It's grungy and it's got character, so it adds to the charm as a hole-in-the-wall. In our lineup we had the Matzo Ball Soup Dumpling, Yu Choy, House Dumplings, Send Noods, and Chili-Garlic Noodles. Overall, I didn't mind the flavors, but let me warn you that the chili-garlic noodles are extra spicy. I can tolerate spicy food, but this was not enjoyable. It was all capsaicin. Staff are nice and it was easy going to order. It was a chaotic at times when the DoorDashers, patrons paying the check, and patrons ordering all converged at the cash register.

    Rilie F.

    Went to lucky rabbit noodles and tried a Thai tea, truffle gyoza, and garlic chicken noodles. I loved the Thai tea and noodles. if you have random food aversions: just note that the sauce on the gyoza is a harsh grey color and a little off putting to the eyes. The flavor was still good!

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    This was my second visit to Tonchin, and it definitely won't be my last…read more The first time I came, I sat at one of the high-top tables in the front. This visit, we were seated in the back at a regular table, and I really enjoyed the extra space and more relaxed atmosphere. The ramen was excellent; rich, flavorful, and exactly what I was craving. Everything came out fresh and beautifully presented. Our waiter, Kenny, was attentive, friendly, and checked in on us throughout the meal without being overbearing. One thing you absolutely have to order is the kimchi mushrooms. They were so good that I'm still thinking about them the next day. Seriously, if Tonchin sold jars of them, I'd keep one stocked in my fridge at all times. Great food, great service, and a beautiful space. I highly recommend checking it out if you're a ramen lover.

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    I came into Muteki Udon a bit skeptical since the prices initially felt on the higher side, but…read morethat quickly changed once the bowl arrived. The portion size lined up with the cost, and more importantly, the quality delivered. Every sip of the broth and every slurp of the udon made it clear this was a thoughtfully prepared dish. I went with the niku udon on recommendation and it lived up to it. The flavor was rich and satisfying, and the quality of the meat really stood out. What really put things into perspective was visiting Raku shortly after. At a similar price point, the difference in portion, flavor, and quality of ingredients was noticeable. Muteki felt more filling and more complete as a meal. I left genuinely happy with the experience and would definitely come back to try more of their udon options.

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