Excellent food! My order genuinely made me so happy. The flavors felt like something that arrived…read morestraight from Chinatown, and it was incredibly nostalgic for me. Growing up, we had pan fried noodles all the time. They're harder to find now, and when I do find them, they're often disappointing. Not here. The shrimp pan fried noodles were excellent. Perfectly done and full of flavor. The crab & pork soup dumplings were delicious, and the fish cake & fish ball noodle soup totally hit the spot. Portions are generous! I had enough for lunch and dinner the next day, which is always a win. I've passed this place so many times and I'm so glad I finally gave them a try. I'll definitely be back to explore more of the menu. Also, I have to mention the packaging. Some of the best I've ever seen for delivery. Each soup dumpling came in its own separate plastic cup (if you've ordered these before, you know how easily they can arrive broken with soup everywhere). The pan fried noodle broth was sealed and packed separately from the noodles, and the soup was packaged thoughtfully as well. Everything arrived intact and fresh. Highly recommend!

We've been coming to E Noodle since it first opened. I chose tonight the Mixed Wok Noodles with…read moreShrimp. It was terrific. It had that nice smokey taste called Hei which is produced by stir-frying in the wok at high heat and tossing the food in the air. It's hard to find a Chinese restaurant now that does it, and E Noodle consistently does a great job with it - the wide rice noodles were pleasantly chewey and there were plenty of fresh, tasty shrimp. I also asked for and received a few wontons in broth even though it's not on the menu. The wontons were delicious. E Noodle's wontons and dumplings are consistently excellent. While the wontons were terrific, the broth was horrible and has been for quite some time now. Our waiter, who was terrific, explained that the unpleasant fishy taste does indeed now come from fish! The broth used to be primarily chicken-based and was very fresh and delicious. Our waiter told us it's now made with chicken, pork bones and fish. The fish ruins the broth. Please E Noodle, go back to the chicken broth! On Wednesday and Saturdays, E Noodle receives roast duck from its Chinatown location. If the duck isn't stale, it's some of the best duck in the city! The cavity of the duck is rubbed with 5 spice powder and salt. So, one can have a great, reasonably priced meal (or feast with friends) at E Noodle. The restaurant is very spacious and calm. It would also be great if they stayed open a little later as they did pre-Covid.

Made a pick up order. Ready in 8 minutes…read more The woman at the counter was very friendly. The space is small and clean. The rice rolls were soft and silky. Cooked to perfect. No sight of firmness what so ever. Everything came out ready to eat. The protein was enough for every bite. I would definitely come back

Nice little place with good rice rolls. My first time trying rice rolls…read more I would say that they're mostly just the rice-based roll, with somewhat small bits of filling (chicken, beef, Beef with Kimchi are the 3 that I tried), but pretty tasty with soy sauce. I don't think I'm really into rice rolls, but if I'm around here, I'll return to try one of their noodle soups. The place is tiny, mostly doing take out and delivery, but they have a couple of 2-tops and one table for 4. The woman who helped me at the counter was really very sweet, too.

My first time ever was back when they were still in the food court. The congee was amazing, and…read moretheir roast pork and roast duck were legit so good. Ever since they moved to the new storefront though, every visit has just gotten worse. The spot itself is small but busy, enough that takeout orders are flying out. There's a self serve dine in area in the back, but it's unkept. I'm not in this area as often anymore, so it's even more disappointing when the experience doesn't feel worth the trip. The congee is still good, texture and flavor, but the whole experience a little sour now. My partner and I agree we'd rather spend our money at our usual spot instead. I get the usual service vibe for a local Chinese spot like this, but this time they unfairly charged me $25 for an appetizer that was literally just bits and ends. The service was rough, it felt like they were forcing pieces on us and couldn't care less. They didn't give us spoons for our congee, and they forgot our fried crueller. When I asked for it, they gave me attitude instead of just owning it. At this point, after enough tries here, I'm good.

My go to spot for roast meats and congee! Tasty food at great prices. It's no frills, so don't…read moreexpect great service. There are a few tables if you want to dine in, but it's pretty bare bones. I usually just grab takeout.

Decent HK-style cafe in the Bensonhurst neighborhood! Came as a party of 5 on a Sunday afternoon…read moreand waited ~10 min for an available table. Extensive menu, but my friends came several times before, so we knew what the good dishes were here: - Curry Fishball Cherng Fun: Warm, soft, and fresh! This curbed our initial hunger and was a good starter for the table. - A + B Breakfast Combo Orders: Both combos come with a milk tea and egg sandwich, along with the main dish (Macaroni Soup or Tomato Beef Mac Soup). Filling for one person and a great value! - HK Chow Mein: Classic, solid noodle dish. One of my faves to have, no complaints. - Beef Chow Fun: Another classic noodle dish. Good flavor and great portion! Plenty of dishes here from breakfast combos to lunch and dinner dishes. Food is decent! This spot is on the smaller end, so expect to wait a bit during peak times. Would revisit for a home-y meal!

[Project Hong Kong Milk Tea - HK Milk Tea] {Seeking the best…read moreHong Kong Milk Tea in NYC} Grade: 76 of 100 Worth Trying: 80 of 100 This is among one of the best HK Milk Tea I have tried in NYC. It is rich in body and smooth in texture. However, the aroma of the tea was slight covered by the milk choice. Typically, HK milk tea usually comes with evaporated milks or condensed milk by request. Using regular milk will covered the aroma of the tea and pushed the texture to a smoother but lost its taste of the traditional HK Milk Tea favor. This is still good for a regular craving though. I also tried this French Toast with Cream of Mushroom. The French Toast in HK should be paired with Syrup and butter with jam/peanut butter within the toast. This one at Like Cafe was fusion with Cream of Mushroom and cheese inside the toast. It made this devilish afternoon tea item a savory meal itself. It's amazing. I cannot stop saying "CS" (Crazy in Cantonese) after trying the first bite. I recommend to try it with Iced Tea with lemon if you are a small eater. Overall, This is an awesome cafe you can try when you come to Brooklyn. Thanks for satisfying my Hong Kongers Stomach. Burn Apetito Calvin

Walking down 8ave and saw a bunch of locals in there so decided to give it a go. I love a good ol…read moreclassic hand pulled noodle spot. This spot looked pretty promising. Good prices. Traditional noodle spot seatings you'd expect: come in and seat yourself. They got the fermented cabbages and cilantro toppings on the side for you to add. Chili oil, vinegar etc. everything you'd expect . I got the hand pulled beef noodle soup . There were a lot of intestine style soups too so if you're into that this is a spot worth giving a try. Portions were good and soup tasted great. Think my only problem was that noodles weren't bouncy enough for my taste especially for hand pulled noodles. Service is what you'd expect out of any other Chinese restaurant. Nothing to write home about but nothing to complain about. Food came fast and you don't need to tip here. Food comes out in a takeout bowl which is fine by me. Would recommend but it's definitely not for everyone.

I tried the beef tendon, lamb, and BBQ spare ribs, all served with hand-pulled noodles…read more Flavor-wise, all three were enjoyable, with the BBQ spare ribs being the standout thanks to their rich, savory flavor. My only complaint is that I wish there was a bit more of each topping. The noodles, however, were disappointing. For hand-pulled noodles, I expected a much better texture, but they were quite soft and lacked the chew and bounce I was hoping for.

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.

In this neck of the woods, there are tons of these types of restaurants that have roast pork, roast…read moreduck, chicken etc. Their roast meats are one of the best and at reasonable prices. There stir fry noodles are also recommended. They have some seating but it's not a huge restaurant. I usually go during the day and never see it completely full. Service is pretty standard. Metered parking if you want to park really close. You can go down an avenue or two to find free residential street parking and walk. It's not that bad and who wants to sit right away after a full meal anyway.

Waiting as my car was being serviced, I had lunch at this location. I made the mistake of not…read moretelling them I was eating in when I placed the order. The nice lady speaks English, as well as Cantonese. The space has been here a while but neat and clean. Very good roast duck, flavorful without being greasy or overly bony. Came with home made soup and hot tea. Then I got the check. I could not believe my eyes.

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!