Food was excellent. My only complaint was that NONE of it was hot. It was all lukewarm at best…read more Would get again and again: ribs, pork XLB - yum! Chocolate mochi dessert and Chicken wontons. Cucumbers were great and we only ordered them to have a veggie. They did not stand out as excellent, but they were very good. Sesame noodles were ok. No different than having Ramen noodle with sesame seeds and peanut butter on them. So save yourself some dough unless you just want to go in and money doesn't matter to you! Lychee Martinee and mojito were great!

Food is amazing!! Totally recommended this place is a must when you visit NYC . I joined the…read morewaiting list and it took less than expected to get a table.

Headline Story: Four…read moreFour South Village has ambitions of becoming a chain, with global reach and the pervasiveness of a P. F. Changs. I hope this plan works out because Four Four South Village is forking amazing. More so, I want a Four Four South Village in my home town. I want a Four Four South Village in my home town right now! * * * Main Point: Four Four South Village is a Taiwanese noodle shop. They have dry noodles, but wet is totally what you want to do. They have one of the most amazing stocks I have ever had in a bowl of Asian noodles. I have never been a super-fussy-about-the-stock pho eater. But Four Four South Village convinced me there is a higher better way. For those who want to climb peaks looking for the ultimate stock at the temple at the top of the mountain, This is a noble calling and the rewards for pure-minded search will be great. Four Four South Village is a serious candidate to be the temple on the highest mountain. * * * Footnotes: 1) Tomatoes are a great thing to put in your soup. 2) Get tripe and tendon to put in your soup. Tendon is particularly amazing. The actual beef called beef is actually on the tough side. It is the only downside to this beautiful place. 3) Spice congregates at the bottom of the bowl. Be aware. You are minding your own business and then you take a spoonful drawn heavily from the bottom of the bowl. That will wake you up. A lot. 4) Side dishes rule here. Get more than just soup. They have an amazing pressed tofu buried in a mound of fresh cilantro. Usually I loathe, execrate, despise and abhor cilantro. I once wrote in another review that I have a court order out on cilantro. Cilantro has to stay at least 200 yards away from my house. Cilantro can only visit my children in the presence of a social worker. I will make an exception to the court order for the pressed tofu and cilantro at Four Four South Village. That dish was so good Cilantro and I may decide to go into couples counseling to see if we can make our relationship work. * * * All in all, Four Four South Village is absolutely amazing. Put it on your calendar. Get it on your datebook. If you don't live in New York, Well they have places in Toronto where they started. If you don't live in Toronto either, Plane Tickets Exist.

My friends and I met here for a quick reunion. We ordered 17 items for 4 people. It was too much…read morefood, but no one complained about taking home leftovers. Everything was delicious! (Wood ear mushrooms was toddler approved!)

Amazing service and hospitality. Highly recommend. Food is amazing…read more Amazing service and hospitality. Highly recommend. Food is amazing

Was extremely disappointed in the lack of flavor here. most reviews detail how good the beef noodle…read moresoup is, but I found it to be extremely bland. I paid extra for more meat, which was a solid choice. it did not, however, make up for the lack of flavor. chew of the noodles was great, though. the only decent item my friend and I had here was the popcorn chicken. super fresh, steaming hot, crispy, and loads of flavor. I would come back here again just for that. ambiance is nice -- solid lighting and fun art around. tables are inches apart so you will definitely hear and be sat right next to others. workers were slightly rude, the restaurant seems to be run by girls in their early 20s/teens. I'm sure the food is more authentic and service is more quality elsewhere.

I went to this casual Taiwanese spot a while back with a group. The food here was overall tasty…read morewith the best thing being definitely the spicy beef & tendon noodle soup along with the braised beef with noodles which makes sense as it's a Taiwanese beef noodle spot. The rest of the dishes were still pretty tasty with a notable unique version of dan dan noodles. I didn't have a drink and I don't think anyone else did. Service was fine and the place is very casual. On a side note, I got a Tea Egg and I wouldn't really recommend it much as it lacked the flavor of most tea eggs. The first thing that arrived was one of the appetizers the Assorted Cold Dish with jade cucumber, black fungus in vinegar sauce, and spiced edamame. The portion was fine and they had a mixture of crunch and textures. It would be good to share though my preference of the mixtures was the Assorted Luwei with tofu, kelp knots, and boiled eggs. Referring to dishes braised in soy sauce, I particularly liked the kelp due to it's crunchy yet soft texture with the strips of tofu also being very tasty while the eggs as per the tea egg prior were alright. We also got as an appetizer the Spicy Braised Pig's Ear. A bunch of the other people at the table didn't really like this but I liked the texture mostly because I'm a fan of tendon and cartilage and this has that crunchy but soft texture almost like a crunchy jello. This spice was on the lighter end but it still had a little bit of heat. There was also the Seasonal Greens which were pretty tasty though not as necessary as most of the greens were included in the other dishes such as the pork chops and soups. There was also the Popcorn Chicken which had the usual white pepper and slight sweetness I associate with this version and it was solid and warm (though I wouldn't recommend it to go.) Overall, the appetizers were good but they aren't the star of this place. Best of the main dishes was as noted the Spicy Beef & Tendon Noodle Soup. Both the beef and the tendon in there were super tender. The noodles had the QQ texture I'd expect from a good Taiwanese spot. I have had richer beef noodle soups before but it was still well flavored and the bit of spice in there was a nice extra kick. A bit spicier by comparison was the Dan Dan Noodles which I was a bit surprised to see on the menu. They were prepared differently from the dan dan mein from other spots; more like a soupier noodle. By comparison to the beef/tendon noodle soup, it was more Sichuan peppercorn and spicier by comparison. Both were tasty with a slight preference to the former due to the different types of beef and I liked tasting the soup a bit better. We also got the Braised Beef With Noodles which is offered over rice or with noodles. Due to the great noodle texture, we got it over noodles of course. The beef again was tasty though I preferred it as a noodle soup. It was still good and I would order it on a different day. Our only non noodle dish was the Fried Pork Chops With Rice which was fine. The pork chops have the usual white pepper and light sweetness you find in this style though it was a bit chewy. Outside of the pork and rice, there was also some cucumbers and it came with half a boiled egg. This was as expected alright but I would recommend getting noodles as it's definitely their specialty.

Actually surprisingly great! Surprising because there was nobody sitting inside on a Saturday…read morenight at 7, although they seemed to be doing a thriving take out business! We ordered two orders of cold cucumbers, an order of wood ear mushrooms and two braised eggs before our mains arrived. For mains we shared a beef and noodle soup, a pork bun and a wrap where the rap seemed to be a scallion pancake, NICE!

The popular Sanmiwago just opened a new restaurant in Chelsea. The family thoroughly enjoyed the…read moresignature fried dumplings and their popcorn chicken. I appreciated the fresh chewiness of their boba. The braised tofu I got was good, very robust flavors, but a bit heavy handed with the soy flavor. The noodles in the soup were nice and springy too! Definitely a nice casual restaurant to get a warm meal and boba.

Stopped by their new location…read more picked up my favorite Potsticker and Popcorn Chicken still amazed by the unique taste of their potstickers and the sauce ! i really like their new decor and design service was also quick! highly recommended

Man... I love the popcorn chicken here…read more Housed inside Urbanspace Vanderbilt at the corner is their stall. I knew what kind of prices I would see when I go to Urbanspace Vanderbilt. For this spot, flavorful, delicious food, fast and efficient service, and reasonable pricing (though on the higher end) for lunch in the area. They serve all kinds of influences of Asian food, but mainly Taiwanese foods. They have baos, rice bowls, side dishes like sesame noodles, and other noodle bowls. The popcorn chicken comes with chopped kale, corn, cabbage, and crispy shallots. The popcorn chicken is cooked right, reasonable portion size, and flavorful. I've been here several times for this. If you ever feel like it may be out of your budget, you can always use MealPal.

Mian Kitchen is located inside the Vanderbilt Food Market (or Terminal), right in the section with…read moreother Asian food spots. It caught my eye because of their combos featuring bao buns and other items. I decided to try the bao buns and the sesame noodles (which were marked as vegan), and it turned out to be a great combination. Everything was tasty, and I left feeling satisfied with my meal.

I'm not sure what they are doing to that chicken but give me 16 of them right now! so crispy and…read moretender, giant chicken filets fried and lightly coated with sauce if you desire. Husband ate his sweet chili chunky boss immediately but I ate my original an hour later and it was still crispy.

Chunky Boss has really flavorful food, and the chicken was cooked well with generous portions. The…read morefries were crispy, and my order was fresh when I picked it up. Overall, it's a solid spot for a tasty meal, and I'd definitely come back.