We used to go there when it opened around 2019 and it has not disappoint still now. The food is…read moreabsolutely amazing, great sear on the fish and various appetizers that makes you want to eat more. Definitely get their marinated calms with red chili oil. The service are generous and nice, they assess you to all menu item and make sure all the food are in place, so it won't mingle around or you get burned. Overall, a great place to hangout with your friends and eat some delicious food perhaps after a long day out with the dark vibrance of the restaurant.

If you are looking for grilled fish. This restaurant may meet your expectation for crispy and tasty…read moregrilled fish. Make sure you order the most expensive fish for less bones. Grilled eggplant, squid, beef and lamb are also a must. Try their stirfry vegetable too

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.

Went to Young Fish on 8th Ave with a friend and shared the large chili oil sauerkraut fish with…read morebasa. We knew the large would be big, but it was still more food than we expected once it came to the table. Definitely not something I'd order alone. The broth was sour first, then the spice started building in an amazing way after a few bites. It wasn't painfully spicy or anything, but there was enough chili oil to make us slow down a little. The basa was very soft and picked up a lot of the broth, which I liked. Some pieces had been sitting near the bottom longer and tasted even better. The restaurant is pretty casual. Our food came out quickly. I'd order the same flavor again, but next time I'd either bring more people or get a smaller portion because the large was honestly a lot for two.

Great local spot in the heart of Chinatown. My bf and I had…read morethe green Szechuan peppercorn fish and golden sauerkraut fish and both were so tasty and very fragrant. Staff was very attentive to us and gave us good recommendations and the ambiance and one pretty lively during prime lunch and dinner hours. Check this spot out!

Duck and offal noodles are the new trend lately. This is a fast casual restaurant where you seat…read moreyourself and order in the front. They will bring food to your table. Menu is similar to Yozi, another duck specialty restaurant in Sunset Park, but I think this place has more variety for everyone (noodles, dumplings, rice, etc). I ordered the duck offal with vermicelli noodles and duck meat with bamboo shoots and mustard greens noodle, and kelp salad in spicy garlic sauce. I really like the kelp salad although the sauce wasn't spicy at all, but the flavor is nice. The duck offal noodles were OK -- the broth is simple but tasty. Portions for price is good and price is affordable. If you like duck noodles, I recommend this place.

It has a bit of everything. I was feeling a bit under the weather and we needed a table for 5 and…read moreit wasn't an issue to add an additional chair. I ordered the ginseng chicken herbal soup and shared a fried rice. Others ordered the duck noodle soup and duck with rice that comes with soup. For the table we ordered a XLB and the cold beef. It was perfect for a bigger group since there's variety here and I appreciated the herbal soup for a cold winter day + being sick. I would come back given the variety. Noodle soups, fried rice, XLB, and herbal soup it's a random mix but I'm grateful for it.

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.

Western Yunnan Crossing Bridge Noodle is unmatched when you want a quick, boiling-hot bowl of…read morenoodles. The space inside is pretty casual and simple with a constantly bustling crowd, but service is lightning fast and everything comes out bubbling hot in those massive stone pots. The original sliced beef rice noodles were incredible -- rich, deeply savory bone broth, tender beef slices, and the rice noodles had that perfect slick, springy texture. My friend got the tomato sliced beef rice noodles, and while I did not try theirs, it looked just as solid with a tangy tomato base. Portion sizes are huge, so you definitely leave full without spending much. Easy 5 stars for reliable, comforting comfort food.

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.

Cuisine: 8 Service: 6…read moreDecor: 5 Value: 8 Overall: 7 All you see in this restaurant during lunch is old Cantonese grandpas and grandmas. That's usually a very good sign that the food is up to par, as well as prices being reasonable. I had only a small meal here, but certainly enjoyed what I had. The fish was steamed perfectly, while the cauliflower and lotus stayed perfectly crunchy. The razor clams and snow pea leaves were also delicious. I am certainly not in this neighborhood often, but I would be happy to come back here again to try more of their food if given the opportunity.

Here again for my lunch specials. The place was recently remodeled and freshly painted. Ordered my…read moreusual, steamed carp, Peking pork chops and egg plant with chicken/salted fish. Found out the lobster is now back down to $15. Ordered it Cantonese Style with the pork, egg & black beans for additional $2 extra. Everything came out very fast and delicious as always. Service was very attentive today. Will definitely be coming back again for the lobster.

Food: The food is good here, especially the fishballs and fish soup. We tried the steamed…read moredumplings, fishballs, fish soup, and peanut butter noodles. I would recommend the fishballs and fish soup. The noodles were a bit overcooked and nothing special. The dumplings were average and had a strong gingery taste. I would return to this place to try some other items. Service: Service was excellent. The staff were so friendly and welcoming. She was attentive and gave us recommendations on what to order since it was our first time there. Ambiance: This is a hole-in-the-wall place so the ambiance isn't the best. The staff are sitting in the dining area making dumplings and preparing the food. The place isn't the nicest but gives it a homey feel. There are a few small tables in the place, but 1-2 tables are taken up by the staff. I wouldn't come here with a large group. Overall, I would recommend this place!

I came here with a few friends on a weekend evening, and we shared the peanut noodles and a…read more(stuffed) fish ball noodle. It's interesting to me that their menu is from Lan Zhou (hand-pulled noodles) as well as Fu Zhou (dumplings and peanut noodles). The peanut noodles were interesting, and they didn't use the normal wide wheat noodles. The peanut sauce was thick and a bit too salty too. The fish ball noodles were pretty tasty, as the fish balls were bouncy and chewy and the soup had a lot of flavor. The noodles themselves weren't very special though. I also liked that they put spinach in the soup. At $8 post-tax, this was definitely a filling meal, but I've had better noodles around the area.