Noodle Village

Authentic congee from Hong Kong cooking and taste like home. Sorry Mom, maybe slightly better here with the super thin skinned crab meat dumpling with tasty soup fillings. . I think the owner and chef just figure out the best soup dumplings they would love and share them with patrons . Excellent and tasty wonton and brisket-tendon soup noodle and piping hot clay pot flavored rice. The rice is special with a crispy layer of slightly burnt rice at the bottom of the pot. That's the good stuff. Both crunchy and yummy. And it goes well with left over noodle soup and beef tendon sauce . Dim sum items are great too. Very homey hearty meal items. Staff is excellent . Totally worth the trip . Be patient to place order and it's worth it. The place can get busy

Really loved the food, all of them were delicious. I ordered the wonton, shao mei, fried crueller, congee, beef chow fun, and pan fried dumplings for 70. The portion was big so u could share them with friends. I would recommend u to eat the dishes with the chili oil, it was delicious and not too spicy (but don't add too much, so u could still enjoy the real taste of the food). The service was fast, and the waiters waitresses were kind and friendly. They would regularly refill ur tea Moreover, the resto was clean and they didn't use MSG.

It’s busy place, they don’t take reservations but they do their best to accommodate you. We went on a busy Saturday night with a larger party and they did their best to get us seated together but it didn’t happen. It didn’t affect the enjoyment of our meal, we loved the freshness and quality of the food, the options and overall value. It’s not high end; it’s down home and so good. Noodle soups came out piping hot and flavorful. Would definitely visit again without hesitation. Service was really good too.

Ambiance (5/5): There a few large booths and main floor dining area. The restaurant is brightly lit, clean, and low volume. The front has a huge tank with cute little turtles and fish! Service (5/5): Our party of 3 was seated immediately upon entry at 7:30pm on a Thursday. The default is a cup of hot tea! The server was efficient and confirmed every dish when I ordered. The dishes came out lightening fast one after another. By far, the pork and crab soup dumplings were my favorite but the group enjoyed the noodle soup the most. Pork & Crab Soup Dumplings (5/5): The dumplings come in 6 pieces and were very plump in size! The inside was filled with a savory soft mixture with umami from the crab and just the right amount of soup. The exterior skin was not too thick and did not puncture when picked up. This is a superior soup dumpling in taste and size. Egg Noodle Soup w Beef Tendon (4/5): The beef tendon pieces were tender but not that many pieces with actual meat. The noodles were great with a bounce and soaked up the savory beef soup. Beef Chow Fun (5/5): A classic flavored dish. The beef pieces were large and extremely tender. Personally, I needed some additional chili oil from the table spice rack. Spicy Pork and Shrimp Wonton (4/5): The wonton pieces were large and had a whole mini shrimp in the middle of each. Personally, I did not think there was enough sauce but it was tasty.

Noodle Village – New York Had the chicken ramen at Noodle Village and it really hit the spot. The broth was super tasty, not too heavy, and the noodles were just right. Chicken was juicy and flavorful too. Chill vibe inside and the service was quick. Definitely a good spot if you're in the mood for a solid bowl of ramen.

Absolutely delicious food. Xiao Long Bao were perfect texture/thickness of the dough and flavorful soup. the Veggies are well cooked. Rice cake beef pot was also on point. Quick service. Highly recommend!

modern chinese eatery which resembles those cha cha-tangs but with a different menu. they do a incredible take on the soup. dumpling, and the peanut rolls, and a really legit Hong Kong iced tea, only wish the wonton noodle soup was hotter otherwise incredible value and excellent service, just definitely worth it

The place was already bustling when we arrived around 11 a.m. We ordered wonton soup, soup dumplings, and hot pot rice. The wonton soup had a fresh, delicate flavor, and I especially enjoyed it with a dash of chili oil. The sausages in the hot pot were a bit salty, but they paired well with the rice. The rice at the bottom had a delightful crispiness to it. The soup dumplings had a soft, chewy exterior, and the flavorful broth inside was delicious. I also had fun watching the turtles at the entrance, though they seemed determined to escape!