Noodles Restaurants in Broad Channel
The best places in Broad Channel to eat Noodles. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Broad Channel who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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City: Broad Channel, 45-34 Bell Blvd, 11361, Queens, US, Broad Channel, United States
"I used to come here often during midnight to order brisket pho, shrimp summer rolls and pork chops over rice, but lately the newly hired staff has been really rude. I came to pick up my order and the korean lady on the front snatched the food out of my hand thinking that I wouldn’t pay for my order. I also noticed that the quality of the food changed. I ordered shrimp summer rolls and I only got 1 shrimp that was cut in half. If you are expecting a welcoming environment to come to this restaurant is not it. If you are not korean, you will not be respected."
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City: Broad Channel, 82-22 45th Ave, 11373, Queens, US, Broad Channel, United States
"Super great food! Taste of authentic chinese cuisine ! super affordable. Portion sizes are family style . If you are in new York definitely need to stop by to taste fast service, lively environment and importantly great food !Kid-friendliness: Kids will love the food here! Super delicious and fresh food."
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City: Broad Channel, 1750 2nd Avenue, City Of New York, 10128, United States Of America, Broad Channel
"Dined in for lunch, nice vegetarian options and I liked my tofu banh mi and my friend's order of drunken noodles. The fried tofu puffs (appetizer) were crispy hot. The hostess was super friendly as well. Will definitely come back if I'm in the area"
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3.9
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City: Broad Channel, 44-35 Kissena Blvd, 11355, Queens, US, Broad Channel, United States
"Since other reviewers are comparing this food court to the one inside of the New World Mall, I'd say that I prefer the selection of food here. Some say that the food between the two are similar- sure, if you're just looking to eat rice, noodles, dumplings, and bubble tea, then yes, you can get those at either food court- but other than that, I disagree. For one, this food court has the famous Ay Chung Rice Noodle 阿å—麵線 . You can also find perfectly medium-rare cooked sizzling steak on black top in this food court as well as the best fried stinky tofu if you're into that I've ever put in my mouth. They also have Happy Lemon which serves specialty lemon drinks, a departure from what you find at a typical boba/fresh juice stall. Prices are all comparably cheap and pretty much all of the stalls only take cash. As some have already mentioned, this food court is a fraction of the size of the one at the New World Mall, but I think that's better. It's located a little further away from the Main St. Station, which means it's not overly-crowded compared to the other food court, which is literally a few steps away from the subway station. Ironically, even though that food court is larger with more seats, I can never find one for myself."
4.3
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City: Broad Channel, 136-20 Roosevelt Ave, 11354, Queens, US, Broad Channel, United States
"I haven 't been to Flushing for a very long time, and didn 't know what to eat. I went inside the New World Mall at Flushing to see what food they have at the food court. We came across this place called Lanzhou Handmade Noodle who make flavorful noodles and rich broth. We got the roast duck ribs. It 's so good! This place accepts CASH only. Definitely come check it out ?. I 'll come back again."
4.4
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4.4
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City: Broad Channel, 132 W 31st St, 10001, New York, US, Broad Channel, United States
Accepts Credit Cards, Wheelchair Accessible, Takeout, Sake
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City: Broad Channel, 86-08 Whitney Ave, 11373, Queens, US, Broad Channel, United States
"Came here on a rainy Wednesday for lunch and was pleasantly surprised by the flavors of the food. It's hard to find authentic Thai cuisine in NYC and Kin den is one of those gems.We ordered their moo ping, wing zaab, Nam tuk moo (pork and Nam tuk beef. Their moo ping is reminiscent of what I would get at night markets in Thailand though the glaze isn't 100% the same but still very good especially with the dipping sauce that gives it a bit of spice and tang. Wing zaab was our favorite appetizer perfectly fried wings coated in this spicy yet tangy (lemongrass??? crumble that you dip into their sweet sauce. Both their Nam tuk moo and beef were reminiscent of what we'd get in Thailand with the obvious price difference. Pricing is pretty fair as the portions were fairly large and all the flavors were on point!Though there was only one person taking orders and serving, we felt attended to despite the small restaurant being packed. It's definitely a cozy small spot they get packed on weeknights so come for lunch if you can!Check out my foodsta @chiuventure for a closer look and more details of my dining experience here as well as other establishments in NYC and around the world!"
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City: Broad Channel, 35-14 Farrington St, 11354, Flushing, US, Broad Channel, United States
Delivery, Accepts Credit Cards, Street Parking, TV
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City: Broad Channel, 35-30 Union St, 11354, Queens, US, Broad Channel, United States
"We ordered the beef and lamb skewers which were seasoned well. The meat had a hint of spice and the meat was tender and cooked. They provided roasted peanuts and kimchi while we waited for our entrée. Although the staff had limited english, they were very polite and we were able to find a table/order food easily. The atmosphere of the other customers with the staff made the place feel very homey."
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City: Broad Channel, 135-43 Roosevelt Ave, 11354, Flushing, US, Broad Channel, United States
"Food stand near the train station. It's a clean facility without any seating. I ordered the shrimp and cruller rice noodle roll. This place is amazingly delicious, the texture of the rice noodle is smooth. They also have many varieties such as congee in their menu. You can order in advance in their website, depending on the time you go, their might be a wait."
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