East Wind Snack Shop - Brooklyn

The place from Brooklyn offers 45 different dishes and drinks on the card at an average $3.9.

What Emily Pirie likes about East Wind Snack Shop:
Wonton soup was good but I wish it was made with just pork dumplings-the shrimp mixed in isn't my favorite so while I liked the both I wouldn't order wonton soup here again. The pork belly bun had too much fat. Beef potsticker were delicious but like others have said very small for the price. read more.

The restaurant and its premises are wheelchair accessible and thus reachable with a wheelchair or physiological disabilities, and there is complimentary WiFi. If the weather are right, you can also eat outside.

What Olivia M doesn't like about East Wind Snack Shop:
Not that great , I would be fair. The noodles was bland and the dumplings were salty. I won't be ordering again . They need to raise their spice level and make it more tasty read more.

The visitors love it when Asian cuisine meets a bit of creativity. That's exactly what you can expect at the East Wind Snack Shop from Brooklyn, with its creative Asian fusion cuisine - the perfect blend of traditional meets the adventurous world of fusion cuisine, On the menu there are also several Asian meals. If you'd like something dessert for dessert, East Wind Snack Shop does not disappoint with its large selection of desserts, With the catering service from East Wind Snack Shop in Brooklyn, the dishes can be eaten at home or at the event.