Very small underground spot for crossing noodles on 59st between 7 and 8 Ave. I've ordered takeout…read moreand dine-in here before. Service is fast but I like the 86st location more. It's also more busy too. I usually order the regular golden soup crossing noodle or the picked sour fish noodle. It's a good meal for a very good price. I wish there was more protein though but for the price, it can't be beat nowadays.

Still my favorite crossing bridge location in 8 Avenue. Very flavored broth and for a time frame…read morenow they stopped charging tips and it's more self service. So you ordered in the front and for crossing bridge noodles you can either request them to put in everything or have them take it out with each ingredient and put in everything yourself. It's also not as busy back in the day so usually there isn't any wait time.

Such an incredible gem…read more We were in the area before a show, and with all the amazing options in Sunset Park, this place was pretty much at the tail end of the Chinese part of Sunset Park before it ascended into the Latin side, where Chinese restaurants are pretty much your typical takeout (can someone explain this??) style. The decor, from the outside to the inside, was so inviting--it really felt like I was at a small family-owned eatery in Asia. Best of all, the employees were so warm to us. We were looking through the menu thoroughly since Fuzhounese food is still very much unfamiliar territory for us Cantonese folks, and the kind cashier gave us full-sized (!!!) fried buns to sample. We were immediately sold and got an order of 5, which we had to take the rest home but they were so good, despite having no meat - this is a great option for vegetarians. The sliced beef mixed noodles were incredible - it looked small but the mixture of garlic, and spicy peanut butter was so perfectly flavorful and the generous portions of beef made it perfect. Also got some refreshing fresh fruit drinks to cool down, which were wonderful. Prices were so reasonable and the seating is good for 1-2 people. Can't wait to come back!

Highly rated noodle house and I agree with the five star reviews. My first time here so I went with…read moreone of the more popular menu items. The cashier recommended the braised beef and noodles - not spicy and with regular egg noodles (not rice). They prepared the dish quickly with enough for two people or leftovers. The packaging was very professional - two compartments to keep the broth separate & noodles fresh. Let's talk about the broth - it was rich, delicious and packed with flavor. One of the best broths I've had in a long time - complex and addictive. I can see why they get so many five star reviews! Atmosphere- Attractive design and decor. The cashier was very sweet and friendly. The space was small, not a lot of seating, so I took it to go- not a problem because they packaged it perfectly (see video). Great restaurant experience - the price was under 20$ including tax and a soda.

I ordered for pick up. The food was ready fast. The only issue was that they gave me the wrong…read moreorder and I had paid and I had already left. I went back to get the correct order and they provided me two free sodas. It was a hassle, but I wanted the food that I ordered specifically and not someone else's food. Business looks good. It was pretty crowded inside and there was a lot of to go orders by the front. I will service quickly and if you pay in cash, it is tax-free as they probably don't need to pay for the credit card fee. The inside was bustling during the afternoon as there was a lot of guests eating. The food was good. I got their sauerkraut menu noodles and it was delicious. It wasn't too sour and the fish was good. The soup was also very refreshing and the Napa cabbage was well cooked and sat well with the soup. I will definitely be revisiting just because it's so affordable and the food is really good. $12 for a giant bowl of noodle soup is amazing, especially since all the places in the area has raised the prices.

If you're looking for table service, this place doesn't provide that. You have to order at the…read morefront and they'll bring the food to you. I'm not a noodle soup person so I went with the pork over rice. I was expecting a little more flavor to the minced pork sauce but the serving size, was good for 2 people! My nephew ordered the tripe noodle soup and my friend ordered the fish maw chicken noodle soup; both said it was good and had leftover- so order wisely! The appetizers were meh, nothing to rave about as it seems they were frozen products and just deep fried.

This is a staple go-to spot for me whenever I am craving crossing bridge noodles. Their soup bases,…read moreingredients, and apps are all very solid. This meal hits the spot every time! 4.5/5 Chicken Leg Fish Naw Soup Rice Noodles 4.5/5 Tomato Beef Rice Noodle 4/5 Kimchi Beef Soup Rice Noodles 5/5 Spicy Cucumbers 4.5/5 Shredded Potato 4.5/5 Fried Chicken Wings 4/5 Fries 5/5 Pumpkin Rice Cake 4.5/5 Fried Wonton 4/5 Brown Sugar Fried Rice Cake

Comforting meal not overwhelming and clean soup!! Broth is super hot and continues to be since it…read morewas directly cooked over fire before being brought to table and its guarded with a big cast to prevent being burnt. Nice bathroom spacious but only dryer. Good auto dispense soap. Spicy dry noodle with cucumber refreshing. Noodles come already assembled and the additional sides range from $2.49-$3.50! A bit pricy, but two regular bowls are around $35 with tip. Original noodle has quail egg one tofu puff cut in half good amount slices of beef and boiled lettuce(i wasnt a fan), and corn and woodear mushroom.

Food: 3/5 Price: 4/5…read more Go for the fish, skip the drinks. We were craving the sauerkraut fish (which is pickled mustard green) and decided to try Nai Brother. It's a small cozy spot right off of 8th Avenue. No wait. We ordered 2 dishes, one spicy and one not spicy. The sauerkraut one - we picked flounder as the fish and it was ok, not smooth at all. Good flavor though. The other one with mushroom, got it with black fish and the meat was very silky. It was very tasty. It comes with rice. And we ordered 2 drinks... both drinks were not very good... we didn't end up finishing it and had to pick up Molly (RIP) post dinner. Would come back to try other versions.

This place is very affordable and great value. I got the "small" size of the cheapest fish, mala…read moreshui zhu yu, and it was delicious. Very decent amount of fish, along with bean sprouts, some vermicelli noodles, and I think napa cabbage. It comes with a small amount of rice. I ordered a side of rice which was a little bigger than the default rice. Very flavorful, not too spicy. I wish they gave water though. You have to ask for it.

Came by for dinner because I was thinking there is some associate with this New Farmerhouse Eatery…read moreand the original Farmer's Restaurant. Not sure if they are but presentation wise this New Farmerhouse the store is nicer since it's newly open and the food presentation. The food wasn't bad though I like the Lobster sticky rice in the original Farmer's Restaurant more. It's more pricey here which is acceptable but what made my experience unpleasant was that our table was one out of the two table on Saturday night but we were put in a table that was close to this door that leads to the basement and I'm sure allow certain customers to smoke downstairs since once they open that door, all I can smell is strong cigarette smell and I had my toddler there so it was extremely frustrating.

They take cash AND card. If you pay with card they charge tax. Would recommend cash…read more Cantonese restaurant located on 86th street Brooklyn serving family style dishes (there's lunch specials too). This spot feels super low-key, like a 'if you know, you know' place. All of the tables were filled with Chinese families, which made me feel excited because usually that tells me a place is going to be good. Seems like a hidden gem because I was expecting more yelp reviews for this place. We ordered the following: - braised pigeon - fresh squid with salt and pepper - Salted Fish & Chicken Tofu Pot - Sautéed String Beans with Minced Pork - prawns with walnuts (mayo on the side) - off menu mei fun dish (forgot the name) - crispy large fried sausage (fried pork intestines cut open) The pigeon was crispy and flavorful, especially with the salt and sweet dipping sauce. The fried squid was fresh with a crispy exterior but still soft and fluffy inside. The salted fish & chicken tofu pot came out sizzling hot, and the tofu was incredibly smooth and silky, it paired so well with rice. The string beans were packed with flavor and had a great crunch from the meat and pickled vegetables. The prawns were massive, fresh, and perfectly crunchy. The mei fun and pig intestines were decent, though it didn't stand out for me. The pig intestines needed just a pinch more salt but it was still good. Overall, the food was delicious and definitely worth trying. The waiters seem to speak mostly Chinese but I'm sure you can order with some basic English or point at items on the menu. Would recommend if you're in the area looking for a family style meal.

This is the best quality and value hotpot in the area! I love coming here - it's a staple.read more

Came as a party of 7 on a Saturday night. It was packed, per usual. We made a reservation for 7pm…read moreand still had to wait ~35 min for an available table! We got seated at a large table upstairs. Everyone here gets individual pots, however if you're a party 6+, the extra folks are likely sharing a pot with someone. We order our hotpot items off iPads + beverages are an additional charge. Servers are prompt and clear finished plates efficiently. Their dessert was a yummy mango jelly pudding. If it's someone's birthday, that person eats free, as long as there's a party of 4+. If there are 2 bday people, the party must be 8+. Standard + reliable hotpot spot in the neighborhood that's always packed for a reason. Great AYCE price with plenty of standard hotpot options. Lots of neighborhood regulars!

Stumbled upon this place after we were in Brooklyn for a party and needed dinner. The decor's…read morepretty nice for a Hong Kong cafe, although the name's very puzzling to be honest (if you know Cantonese you would know "chun" isn't the best name lol). The prices are really good, but to be honest we were disappointed with the baked spaghetti dishes. The sauces were not flavourful and the texture of the pasta wasn't right - too soggy and soft. To be fair, there is no one place in NYC that does Hong Kong style baked spaghetti right. I was very happy with the curry beef rice dish though.

Cha chaan tengs, or Hong Kong style cafes, aren't too hard to come by in NYC, but most are no…read morefrills and don't have the picturesque decor Chun Hong Kong does. I eyed the low star rating with some trepidation, because many of the criticism was coming from Cantonese people who know what they're talking about and as far as I could tell, judging the place plainly and not on an unreasonably strict curve. Perhaps because my expectations were level set and because the 3 items I had were decent, my normally critical self is going to round up what I would consider a 3.5 star experience to 4 stars. My partner and I biked here on our fancy bikes that we didn't feel comfortable locking outside, and they very kindly allowed us to keep our bikes in the front area. Some tables were occupied, but it was pretty chill on the Saturday afternoon I visited so this might be why they were so relaxed about it. We got the horlick french toast, rice noodles with fish balls, and HK milk tea. It's true that I'm used to Manhattan and north Brooklyn prices but wow things were shockingly cheap on this menu. I didn't expect the best food but the horlick french toast and HK milk tea were particularly good. I think the fish balls and noodles tasted like they were either rehydrated or defrosted and absolutely not made fresh, but again I think this dish was like 5 or 6 bucks? So I'm fine with a little reheated noodle action. What I really came here was for the ambience, and even the haters in the reviews can't deny this place is cute. If I were here with a group I would love to sit in one of their plush booths. They didn't rush us at all and didn't mind me walking around taking dozens of videos. I'd recommend a visit!