Spicy Village - New York City

A server at a bar we were at recommended this place for some late night eats. This spot did not disappoint. Little hole in the wall but the food and service was amazing. We go their dried noodles with braised beef, dumplings and spicy chicken with rice. Everything was so tasty. The staff were so nice they gave us extra cutlery and plates as we told them we were going back to our hotel. Would definitely stop by again whenever I’m in town next.

I can't say anything about service/atmosphere since I ordered takeout, but the lamb hui mei (a type of noodle soup) I got was amazing! Honestly I didn't have very high hopes for it because it looked very plain visually, but the more I ate, the more I liked it. The broth is this beautiful creamy color with a rich lamb flavor but not too gamey. The noodles paired so well with it, and the vegetables added the necessary crunch. All the dry ingredients are simple, but that broth really ties everything together. Would definitely order again!

The best Chinese restaurant in Manhattan. I highly recommend it. There is always a wait, but it's worth waiting for what you are about to eat. I ordered the pepper chicken, white rice, and a pork pancake on the side. It was incredible. The service was great! Even though it was a small hole in the wall, I enjoyed my experience, and the portions they serve are big. I enjoyed my experience and will definitely come back for more

This spot is a gem. Had to wait a bit since it was very busy. Small space inside but line is moving quickly.Be careful if you cannot handle spicy food since many of the dishes have chilli oil. You can ask to adjust the heat.Really liked the beef brisket with noodles. Meat was tender and good for those who cannot eat spicy.

Food was super authentic the dining experience could be a lil better. Overall solid meal and loved the noodlesFood: 5/5