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This spot is so underrated! I walked in as a group of 6 on a Saturday night and there was plenty of seating for both big and small groups. Everything came out pretty quickly and the portions were generous. Among my favorites were the hand pulled noodles and the pork belly in garlic sauce. The place feels local but approachable. I would definitely recommend coming here!
Best Lamb Stew Noodles in Flushing Hands down one of the most authentic and satisfying noodle bowls you can find in the heart of Flushing. This is not an easy dish to get right, and they absolutely nailed it. The broth is slow-simmered, rich, and deeply aromatic, with layers of flavor that only come from time and proper technique--no shortcuts here. The lamb is incredibly tender, perfectly stewed, and clean-tasting with zero gamey flavor. Each bite melts into the broth, adding even more depth. The hand-pulled noodles are the real star: freshly made, chewy with just the right bite, and strong enough to hold onto the hearty stew without getting soggy. Everything in the bowl tastes fresh and intentional, from the noodles to the herbs and spices woven into the soup. It's the kind of comforting, soul-warming dish that keeps you coming back, especially on a cold day. If you're serious about lamb stew noodles, this spot sets the bar high.
Can't believe I still haven't written a review of this spot. Love love this hole in the wall! I found this spot about a year ago when I was searching for hand-pulled noodles on Yelp. While the restaurant is fairly unassuming on both the outside and inside, the food speaks for itself. You don't come to a Chinese restaurant to expect good service, but you come here for the yummy food. They have some pictures of the food on their menu, which is great, and I'm glad Yelp has highlighted a bunch of dishes that we get on the regular. Some of my favorites include: *Stir-fried sliced potato* - which tastes pretty much like mala dry pot, but crispy slices of potatoes (+a few other veggies), and has that numbing mala spice many of us love *Green Bean Jelly w. Special Sauce* - which is basically the chewy bean noodles, as a cold noodle dish, mixed with this yummy sauce and veggies, that is perfect for vegetarians. The portion is also HUGE and can feed at least 2 people *Lamb Noodle Soup* - which seems to be one of their most popular dishes. I came here specifically to try this, and it didn't disappoint! I love that they put two types of noodles in this dish (wide hand-pulled noodles and vermicelli). Broth tastes like a warm hug on a cold day, and they also have chili oil at the table if you want to spice it up Bonus: they have great prices!!
I am sad so many folks recommended this abomination of a noodle shop. The place was dirty, the tables were sticky and good luck getting a cup or plate that doesn't have dried on food on it. I was scraping for quite a while to get mine off. Ordered the noodles and just when you think things can't get worse the noodles were awful. It was microwaved as parts of it on top were warm and the noddles inside were cold. I told my waiter and he tried to explain to me that it's fresh (yeah ok buddy). The lamb was dried up like peanuts and the noodles were ok at best. The dish lacked flavor and I'm surprised this place can still operate as there is a plethora of amazing noodles spots literally on the same block.
It's the old location of the Lamb Noodle Soup place in the back of the Golden Mall. They closed due to the renovation of the Golden Mall and moved to a brick and mortar location. If you pay with credit card, there is a $20 minimum and they charge tax as well as a credit card fee so try to pay by cash. The food: Lamb Noodle Soup- Oh my god, it's as good maybe even better than I remembered. They serve it with chili oil and a black vinegar but I preferred just the chili oil, the vinegar was the same one they serve with soup dumplings and found them to be too sweet. The noodles are hand made and the lamb pieces were so incredibly tender. Oh man, the Winter is right around the corner and these noodles will be perfect and the noodles were only $10. So good! https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA&select=PP0f9eJH5Jj2VSubUa3Hig
This places noodles are hella bomb. Really flavorful and a big portion. You can really taste the lamb in the broth.
Very affordable good eats. In a narrow and desolate street in Flushing. You find this nice little Chinese noodle spot. I ordered their beef mutton wide flat noodle soup and dumplings. The dumpling is very well made and have good chewiness. It is also a good decent size than many nearby places. Love the beef mutton noodle soup, very large size a good amounts of tendons and meats. Definitely hearty place to go when you want good portions and well cooked noodles.
Yummy handmade noodles for $10. Need i say more? I did takeout. Portion was generous. They share a space with a restaurant of a different name so i was a but confused at first... don't worry you are in the right place! Be aware, they don't take credit cards. I didnt have any cash on me but luckily i could pay the delivery guy via venmo and that worked.
Not sure if anyone remembered this used to be Red Chopstick many moons ago. A friend recommended this noodle spot to me. Today, I came here for an early lunch with my mom. We were seated at a corner booth. Food: Mom: Lamb Noodle Soup ($9) - My mom was dissatisfied with the noodles' texture. The soup was bland. Me: Spicy Lamb Cumin Noodles ($13) - I was also dissatisfied with the noodles' texture. I will stick with my favorite noodle spot a few doors from here.
I very much miss the lamb noodle soup shop in Golden Mall but my sister told me this place is good. $11 for a giant bowl of hand made noodles (perfectly cooked) and soothing soup- I agree it is pretty delicious. Don't forget to add vinegar and chili oil. The rou jia mou (pork version, though they have lamb too) was packed with juicy meat though slightly herbally. The pan fried buns looked really good but it takes 30 minutes to make so we will try it next time.
Been wanting to try here. Would come back for spicy noodles. Food 5 got lamb noodles soup. Next time spicy beef noodle soup. Ppl next to me was getting them and they look really good. Service 5 no English but can get by. Just show pics in review. Fast Deco 5 clean, family friendly.
This listing and the restaurant was a bit confusing. This location is a separate restaurant, not a stall in the New World Mall food court. It might have been located in the food court but could have moved. I don't know. The restaurant is has many Mandarin speaking patrons and the workers also speak Mandarin but knows a bit of English. At first, I was confused since the menu they gave me didn't have the dishes I was looking for. I thought I might have entered the wrong restaurant, but if you ask them for the lamb noodle soup they deliver. The lamb noodle soup was delicious and huge! The broth was very flavorful and hearty. The noodles were great too, smooth and slightly chewy (there is also some vermicelli noodles in it too). Definitely recommend!
The mutton soup is excellent, and the hand pulled noodles are just perfect! See how smooth and thin, yet chewy they are? This is the best noodle place for me in NYC and nearby that I've been to. And this gigantic bowl only costs 10 dollars. Make sure you tell the boss you want mutton soup noodles because it's not on the printed menu it's 滋补羊肉烩面. If you like intestines, you can also go for mutton soup w/ intestines noodles 羊杂烩面. The chef and boss speak Henan dialect. I wish I lived closer I would come all the time
Honestly a hidden gem!! For $10, you get a huge bowl of fresh hand cut noodles thats STACKED with ingredients. So hearty and delicious, id def come back again if im craving hand cut noodles. The staff seemed to only speak mandarin, but are friendly! I believe it's cash only. read more
2 months ago
Zhengzhou Noodles Ordered *Fried pancake strips w/lamb *3 treasure vegetables *Salt & pepper fried squid *Mongolian Lamb Ribs My favorite dish was the mogolian lamb ribs and worth coming here for this...I would nkt recommend the squid which was NOT fresh...The pancake strips were also noice. read more
Tasty dishes with generous portions and fair pricing Ordered the lamb stewed noodle soup and the stir fried braised noodles. Lamb stewed soup had a great depth to the soup profile while being a clear broth. Very warming to eat. The stir fried braised noodle packed a punch of flavor on the first bite, also quite big portion Service was relatively quick for a busy night, and the staff are attentive Inside has a decent amount of seating, most tables seating the 4, with some larger tables available as well. Restrooms are available as well read more
This spot is so underrated! I walked in as a group of 6 on a Saturday night and there was plenty of seating for both big and small groups. Everything came out pretty quickly and the portions were generous. Among my favorites were the hand pulled noodles and the pork belly in garlic sauce. The place feels local but approachable. I would definitely recommend coming here! read more
Best Lamb Stew Noodles in Flushing Hands down one of the most authentic and satisfying noodle bowls you can find in the heart of Flushing. This is not an easy dish to get right, and they absolutely nailed it. The broth is slow-simmered, rich, and deeply aromatic, with layers of flavor that only come from time and proper technique--no shortcuts here. The lamb is incredibly tender, perfectly stewed, and clean-tasting with zero gamey flavor. Each bite melts into the broth, adding even more depth. The hand-pulled noodles are the real star: freshly made, chewy with just the right bite, and strong enough to hold onto the hearty stew without getting soggy. Everything in the bowl tastes fresh and intentional, from the noodles to the herbs and spices woven into the soup. It's the kind of comforting, soul-warming dish that keeps you coming back, especially on a cold day. If you're serious about lamb stew noodles, this spot sets the bar high. read more
Can't believe I still haven't written a review of this spot. Love love this hole in the wall! I found this spot about a year ago when I was searching for hand-pulled noodles on Yelp. While the restaurant is fairly unassuming on both the outside and inside, the food speaks for itself. You don't come to a Chinese restaurant to expect good service, but you come here for the yummy food. They have some pictures of the food on their menu, which is great, and I'm glad Yelp has highlighted a bunch of dishes that we get on the regular. Some of my favorites include: *Stir-fried sliced potato* - which tastes pretty much like mala dry pot, but crispy slices of potatoes (+a few other veggies), and has that numbing mala spice many of us love *Green Bean Jelly w. Special Sauce* - which is basically the chewy bean noodles, as a cold noodle dish, mixed with this yummy sauce and veggies, that is perfect for vegetarians. The portion is also HUGE and can feed at least 2 people *Lamb Noodle Soup* - which seems to be one of their most popular dishes. I came here specifically to try this, and it didn't disappoint! I love that they put two types of noodles in this dish (wide hand-pulled noodles and vermicelli). Broth tastes like a warm hug on a cold day, and they also have chili oil at the table if you want to spice it up Bonus: they have great prices!! read more
4 months ago
1 year ago
I am sad so many folks recommended this abomination of a noodle shop. The place was dirty, the tables were sticky and good luck getting a cup or plate that doesn't have dried on food on it. I was scraping for quite a while to get mine off. Ordered the noodles and just when you think things can't get worse the noodles were awful. It was microwaved as parts of it on top were warm and the noddles inside were cold. I told my waiter and he tried to explain to me that it's fresh (yeah ok buddy). The lamb was dried up like peanuts and the noodles were ok at best. The dish lacked flavor and I'm surprised this place can still operate as there is a plethora of amazing noodles spots literally on the same block. read more
It's the old location of the Lamb Noodle Soup place in the back of the Golden Mall. They closed due to the renovation of the Golden Mall and moved to a brick and mortar location. If you pay with credit card, there is a $20 minimum and they charge tax as well as a credit card fee so try to pay by cash. The food: Lamb Noodle Soup- Oh my god, it's as good maybe even better than I remembered. They serve it with chili oil and a black vinegar but I preferred just the chili oil, the vinegar was the same one they serve with soup dumplings and found them to be too sweet. The noodles are hand made and the lamb pieces were so incredibly tender. Oh man, the Winter is right around the corner and these noodles will be perfect and the noodles were only $10. So good! https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA&select=PP0f9eJH5Jj2VSubUa3Hig read more
Very affordable good eats. In a narrow and desolate street in Flushing. You find this nice little Chinese noodle spot. I ordered their beef mutton wide flat noodle soup and dumplings. The dumpling is very well made and have good chewiness. It is also a good decent size than many nearby places. Love the beef mutton noodle soup, very large size a good amounts of tendons and meats. Definitely hearty place to go when you want good portions and well cooked noodles. read more
Yummy handmade noodles for $10. Need i say more? I did takeout. Portion was generous. They share a space with a restaurant of a different name so i was a but confused at first... don't worry you are in the right place! Be aware, they don't take credit cards. I didnt have any cash on me but luckily i could pay the delivery guy via venmo and that worked. read more
Not sure if anyone remembered this used to be Red Chopstick many moons ago. A friend recommended this noodle spot to me. Today, I came here for an early lunch with my mom. We were seated at a corner booth. Food: Mom: Lamb Noodle Soup ($9) - My mom was dissatisfied with the noodles' texture. The soup was bland. Me: Spicy Lamb Cumin Noodles ($13) - I was also dissatisfied with the noodles' texture. I will stick with my favorite noodle spot a few doors from here. read more
I very much miss the lamb noodle soup shop in Golden Mall but my sister told me this place is good. $11 for a giant bowl of hand made noodles (perfectly cooked) and soothing soup- I agree it is pretty delicious. Don't forget to add vinegar and chili oil. The rou jia mou (pork version, though they have lamb too) was packed with juicy meat though slightly herbally. The pan fried buns looked really good but it takes 30 minutes to make so we will try it next time. read more
2 years ago
Been wanting to try here. Would come back for spicy noodles. Food 5 got lamb noodles soup. Next time spicy beef noodle soup. Ppl next to me was getting them and they look really good. Service 5 no English but can get by. Just show pics in review. Fast Deco 5 clean, family friendly. read more
This listing and the restaurant was a bit confusing. This location is a separate restaurant, not a stall in the New World Mall food court. It might have been located in the food court but could have moved. I don't know. The restaurant is has many Mandarin speaking patrons and the workers also speak Mandarin but knows a bit of English. At first, I was confused since the menu they gave me didn't have the dishes I was looking for. I thought I might have entered the wrong restaurant, but if you ask them for the lamb noodle soup they deliver. The lamb noodle soup was delicious and huge! The broth was very flavorful and hearty. The noodles were great too, smooth and slightly chewy (there is also some vermicelli noodles in it too). Definitely recommend! read more
4 years ago
The mutton soup is excellent, and the hand pulled noodles are just perfect! See how smooth and thin, yet chewy they are? This is the best noodle place for me in NYC and nearby that I've been to. And this gigantic bowl only costs 10 dollars. Make sure you tell the boss you want mutton soup noodles because it's not on the printed menu it's 滋补羊肉烩面. If you like intestines, you can also go for mutton soup w/ intestines noodles 羊杂烩面. The chef and boss speak Henan dialect. I wish I lived closer I would come all the time read more
Located in New World Mall, Stall 28. Came because this is Mikey [Strictly Dumplings] Chen's go to spot. Just landed in NY and first stop: Downtown Flushing NY to EAT! We got the small chicken [Xiao Pan Nui] plate with noodles $10 to share so we can be able to try a variety of other things. & let me tell you, this thing was AMAZING! I wish they gave us more noodles and you can probably ask for more for an additional cost. The noodles were delicious and the chicken was so tender. I've noticed with Mandarin cooking, they always use Szechuan style with peppercorn and red peppers. Which is great but be careful of the spice because that's what amps it up to be spicy. It was a bit hard to order since the lady didn't understand English that well but we manged to order what we came for. read more
These 5 stars are solely and purely for the $5 plate of liang pi (cold noodles), recommended by no one other than Mikey Chen. On Sunday, we went on a food crawl around Downtown Flushing and this spot was on the list just for their cold noods. And surprisingly, this dish came out on top as the best thing we ate all day! I didn't expect the texture of the noodles to be so. incredibly. chewy. In the best way possible. They were so fresh and bouncy. Not doughy or starchy as they usually are, but chewy. The spice level should be tolerable for most people - not overwhelmingly spicy and just super tasty. Slightly sour and spicy, perfectly balanced. Dare I say it but I don't think Xi'an Famous Foods can live up to this. It's also recommended to get a Chinese Burger from Old Luo Yang (another stall inside New World Mall) to pair these noodles with, which we did, but I was too obsessed (and otherwise full) with the noodles to fully enjoy the burger/pairing. I'd also like to try their soup noodles, big tray chicken, etc. but I'd be happy if I kept coming back to this stall only for the liang pi for the rest of my life. read more
In case you can't read Chinese, this is Stall #28!! PLEASE do yourself a favor and get the Liang Pi (noodles) and Rou Jia Mo (pork sandwich). SOOO GOOD. The noodles are perfectly thin, and the chili oil is so fragrant you might not be able to smell afterwards. The pork sandwich is perfectly crisp, and if you dip the juicy pork into the noodle oil, it's an amazingly saucy combo. Such a filling meal for about $11. Highly recommend. read more
2 years ago
In strictly dumplings, Mikey Chen keeps returning to this place. And he eats one single dish all the time - Xiao pan nui. So I decided to give it a shot. I asked them to make it spicy, exactly like how Mikey Chen had. It blew me away. The dish was really spicy, with big pieces of Ginger and multiple pieces of star anise. Basically the dish had a lot of beef, hand made noodles, potato and a huge amount of spices. Go for spicy only if you generally eat very spicy food. Else go medium. read more
4 years ago
3 years ago
The waiter is very rude, definitely not recommending!!! The place is smelly and not clean at all. read more
3 years ago
The BEST place I've eaten at at New World Mall. Huge portions. Amazing flavor. Excellent prices. It's stall 28 and there are only Chinese letters but it's fairly crowded at mealtime and easy to find. I highly recommend the Da Pan Ji (Big Tray of Chicken) and be sure to ask for the noodles, and not the rice. It costs $15, and is absolutely gigantic. It easily fills 2-3 hungry people. The whole dish is bursting with flavor. There's an authentic mix of Chinese spices (peppercorn, anise, etc.) The chicken was tender and well seasoned. The noodles were hand-pulled and amazing. The potatoes were soft and tender. You can eat the peppers too if you have a tolerance for spice. Also, I ordered the Hu La Tang (Spicy and Tingly Soup) and it was okay. Not the best, but a fairly good approximation of the Chinese dish. Definitely come here for the Da Pan Ji though. read more
3 years ago
8 years ago
This location inside new word mall is the second location. The original one is inside Golden plaza. I feel this one is not as good as the original one but the location is convenient ! read more
5 years ago
Pretty good noodles. Not sure about the buns. Nice and spicy and oily. The buns were a bit tough. read more
4 years ago
9 years ago
On the day of snow storm (3/7/2018), I bought a bowl of sour and spicy potato noodles soup at this store. And I didn't realize there's a COCKROACH OR WHATEVER BUG IT IS IN MY NOODLE until I almost finished my noodles!!! Im giving out all this details cause I don't want people think I'm making up story. I called the store as soon as I found out the cockroach. And the woman who picked up the phone was like, "it's impossible!!" And told me all those excuse like, "it's still in the middle of winter, blablabla" and finally she was like, "okay! Next time when you come to my store I'll give you one for free!" Come in! Is this the way to deal with this kind of issue?! I'm not even calling to ask for compensation! I'm calling to express my dissatisfied experience and madness! And wanna prompt them to improve the hygiene issue. But she's definitely not accepting my complaint!!!!! read more
7 years ago
The Liang pi was excellent and I also tried the spicy beef stew which was a bit salty and a little too heavy for me. Get the Liang pi, you won't be sorry. Don't share it, get your own! read more
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Anyone know if they are open yet?
I went by today (5/29) and they are closed :(. Unless they moved out of new world mall.
