Quick and easy food inside of Grand Central Station. Not sure what the rush hour service looks like but I got my food within 5 minutes. Tried the Sichuan Chicken Noodle and it was really good. It's listed as a dry noodle but it actually comes with a bit of broth with chili oil and other fragrances, which you can use to mix the noodles into. Really made the dish come together and helped to make sure every bite was flavorful. Without it, the chicken pieces, which looked like separately prepared shredded bits placed on top of the dish, would have been too bland. Would recommend! read more

San Wei is located in GCT, so it is convenient to pick up lunch when traveling on MNR, LIRR, or the subway. However, note that the food is made to order, so it can take quite a bit of time, and there are only standing tables. It can be loud, as it is in the station. If you are in a rush, this might not be for you. The quality of food is dependent on what you order, as the food can be bland without the very delicious chili oil. I ordered the Dan Dan noodles and Xiaolongbao. The Dan Dan Noodle: The minced pork was flavorful, and the noodles were cooked perfectly. However, the broth leaves a lot to be desired, as it was very bland, which makes the noodles equally as bland. Even with the chili oil, it was bland. Xialongbao: The employees are very nice at answering questions. I was able to try both types of buns, chicken, and pork! The filling was delicious. Some may say the buns are thick, but with the chili oil is great! read more

San Wei - Dan Dan Noodles and Xiaolongbao (Chicken & Pork) - Bubble Tea Near Me - New York, New York

I've had a much better experience here lately, so re reviewing. Fresh hot, flavorful food with very friendly counter people now! What a relief, read more

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San Wei had the longest line at the food stalls in Grand Central when we were trying to grab dinner before a broadway show. Noodles were fresh and flavorful, but had a bit of an acquired taste. We got the Shanghai Scallion Oil noodle and San Wei mixed noodle. The San Wei noodle had a lot more food, but the meat was a bit fatty. read more

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Swung by this newish stall in the GCT food court and was pleasantly surprised! They have a good selection of both food and drinks and pretty quick service. I enjoyed the flavours of both noodle dishes we tried - I'd come back again to try more! Great addition to the food court / area. read more

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I came by this place while browsing the Grand Central Terminal food court. I wanted soup since the weather was so cold and dreary. The portion size was great. It had great taste too. I recommend their noodles soup. read more

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I think they're a pop-up (?) in the Grand Central dining concourse but nonetheless glad I came across it! They had a lot of different options for wontons and noodles + other dishes as well but I've always wanted to try scallion oil noodles, so I got that and my mom got the pork & shrimp wontons. Fell in love with the scallion oil noodles as it was slightly sweet but super savory with a hint of mala, and they were generous with the bokchoy which was a pleasant surprise. I'm also obsessed with cilantro so this definitely satisfied that craving. The noodles themselves were on the chewier side (which I liked) and the sauce itself was rich and aromatic, without being too dry or greasy. The pork & shrimp wontons came in a broth that was clean but still flavorful, not overly salty. They definitely use spices but the soup itself + the noodles earlier I wouldn't say are necessarily spicy (as someone who usually orders medium spice). There was only one person working in the kitchen but the food still came out in about 15 minutes so I'd say service was great! We ate at some high tables in the area near the other stores which may or may not have seats (we just stood lol). They also have a variety of drinks which I'll have to check out next time!! read more

San Wei - Scallion Oil Noodles and Pork & Shrimp Wontons - Bubble Tea Near Me - New York, New York

Hard to find the right words! We visited on Friday for lunch, had a long look at the menu and thought we knew what we were up for. For context, the menu indicated several items as spicy and very spicy. Our choice, sesame chicken noodles and Sichuan chicken noodles and spring rolls, had no such indication... But the picture for Sichuan chicken noodles admittedly looked a little spicy. Eventually, the sesame chicken noodles were tossed in spicy chilli oil (the description on the order terminal mentioned that but I only realized when checking after having received the food), but there was no description for the Sichuan chicken noodles... And they turned out to be tossed in peanut sauce and topped with crushed peanuts. Luckily, we caught that before we dug in - it was intended for someone allergic! Service was fast, and ambiance... Well, it's the food court in GCT, so you should get the picture. All things considered, we will probably have eaten there twice already, for the first and the last time! ​ read more

Food does not match menu. I've eaten here a few times and today I don't know what they served me but the food was disappointing and disgusting. This is not what I'm usually served here. Soggy rice, not chicken teriyaki, and frozen overcooked broccoli. They should've paused items on their menu if it wasn't available. read more

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San Wei popped up at the Grand Central dining concourse and was excited to give it a try--it's super convenient location! I ordered the pork and shrimp wontons in spicy sesame sauce. I wasn't expecting a soup/broth base. It was very mild, not spicy at all and I didn't really get any sesame flavor, which was a bit of a letdown. The wontons themselves were solid, just wished it was more spicy.. I also tried the Shanghai style noodles with chicken leg. The noodles were great! I love the chili oil it came with. Also, very mild... The chicken leg was unfortunately... bland. :( Overall, not bad at all. I'd go back to try other noodle options and definitely want to check out the pastrami sandwich next time. read more

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FOOD TRASH SERVICE TRASH..... To sum it up Shit in a bowl . Save your money. I asked to order with someone instead of using the touch screen dude was rude said no I'm busy. read more

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I don't know why the google reviews are much lower for this spot, but I loved my egg and tomato noodles here. The sauce was so flavorful and the noodles were the perfect amount of cooked. It really hit the spot for a quick lunch meal. I was able to order on the kiosk and get my lunch in under 10 minutes! read more

San Wei - Egg and tomato noodles - Bubble Tea Near Me - New York, New York

They offer lots of refreshing drinks. I was excited to see this as a new option, downstairs at Grand Central. I have yet to try it, but it looks promising. read more

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Not enough staff and food is mediocre. Cuisine was needed in the area but not worth the frustration.

Had to grab a quick bite before dashing off to the US Open, and this was the perfect spot. Dishes were reasonably priced and quickly and flavorfully made. I highly recommend the Shanghai Style Noodle with Chicken Leg though make sure the chicken leg is actually in the bowl before you leave because the worker conveniently forgot to include it in mine. I think it was an honest mistake, but thankfully I realized before I left the station. read more

I arrived in New York City late and was relieved to find this restaurant at Grand Central Station still open. I ordered a combination bento box with two proteins, along with the San Wei noodles and Chongqing mixed noodles. Service was quick--the food was ready in just a few minutes. It made for a delicious late-night to-go meal, which we enjoyed back at the hotel. There is no table but the service was prompt and items were packed nicely for a quick transport to the hotel. read more

San Wei - Dumplings, chongqing noodles, San Wei noodles, bento box with 2 entrees. And a sparking drink. - Bubble Tea Near Me - New York, New York

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Very great quality for the price! It can be hard to find a well rounded take away meal in midtown under $13-15 but San Wei delivers. I got the Shanghai noodles with a chicken leg, and it was perfect. A mildly spicy sauce and the chicken leg was incredibly well marinated and seasoned (not sure if things changed since the other review mentioned "bland" chicken below), and some delicious greens on top. We also got a berry drink with cheese foam and to my surprise they got out the blender and actually made the drink using various containers and ingredients. So many places offer pre-made or mix-based drinks for the same price or even a couple bucks more. This was a pleasant surprise that they actually made something worth the price! Other dishes and drinks also looked really good. Overall very glad this is a new option at Grand Central and I look forward to having it as a go-to place amidst some of the greasier, lower quality (and higher priced) options. read more

Food was delicious! Highly recommend the beef stew. Definitely my favorite on the menu but followed by a close second with the pork belly. Rich was also great, there was a mishaps and he took care of my family and I efficiently and was also friendly. Thanks Rich! Good food good workers and already thinking about my next visit. : ) read more

The pork smelled and tasted funky. . read more

Really high end Asian takeout at a reasonable price. The pork belly is delicious as were the scallion noodles. Order at the kiosk and the wait is short unless it's very busy. Grand Central is always nice. read more

Chinese place making GREAT pastrami and fantastic dumplings. I can eat both of them everyday. Don't skip out on their drinks. Delicious and refreshing. read more

A great noodle shop! Very authentic and real. I have been China many times and the flavors are the exact the same, unbelievable! Their San Wei mixed noodle and Chongqing pork and pea are strongly recommended. read more