Hana Noodle Station

In this building on the lower floor is where an Underground of the most delicious food in Brooklyn. Booths, tables, It’s a city of Food by itself and some of these dishes are just delicious. And that is what I found in Hana. During the late 70s and early 80s I would go to Chinatown in New York City to get delicious food. then stores open up in Brooklyn,mom and pops Chinese food and I liked it but I didn’t love it. It was just too fast. I came to New Jersey,to visit and we ordered Chinese food from a place called Chinatown Resturant and I thought that I had walked into the 80s. The food was so good. Last week Sunday I went to downtown Brooklyn to the market. I didn’t know what to choose because it was so many vendors ,foodies. I decided to eat Asian food and I stopped by this small room of four people behind this booth ordered shrimp and rice. They gave me so much. I didn’t think I could eat it but it was so fantastic so 1978 1987. That’s how good it was. It was original Asian food, Chinese food. I don’t know what else to say to you, because thinking about it and not being able to go there at this moment, it really hurts my feelings. It was the texture. The shrimp popped in my mouth. It was not dry and not wet and it was very hot from the skillet and the smell of it the amount of money which was probably $13 for the huge container she gave me I took one more bite and I said he’ll with it. I’m eating it all. This is not something that you go home in Brooklyn and go back-and-forth to the refrigerator. Just trying to finish it. I’m finishing it right now and I did , and I’m happy and that’s why I’m sending you there because I know you’re gonna love it. Trust me on this one they know what they’re doing.

Shocked by some of the low reviews. They make delicious hand pull noodles. Their meat and broths taste consistently fresh too. The chicken noodle soup is my go-to when under the weather.

Bought the classic lan zhou beef noodle soup and while eating half way through the noodles, I found something EXTRA in the soup. Don’t buy anything from here!

the laksa here is soooo good! can tell the noodles are hand pulled as they can lack a small variety in size. the broth was perfectly flavored and the overall meal was delicious. will definitely be coming back!

This restaurant is a gem. They make fresh noodles in house and for a bowl of noodles with generous amount of veggies and meat, usually it only costs a little above $10. Especially in DeKalb food court, everything is pretty pricey, so I’d confidently recommend this restaurant to every one. I’ve tried their dry noodle, soup noodle, fried rice. I’d say their noodle is the best but other dishes are also good.

This is my all-time favorite noodle spot. I live nearby, so I come here for lunch often. Their soup base is outstanding, and they always put plenty of delicious beef. I highly recommend the Lanzhou noodle soup and the fried pork dumplings.

Edit: Bland and over priced. I was depressed after having their “hand pulled” noodles. It was just chicken lo mein. No salt to top it off Very tasty, a bit pricy but out of all the food spots down there it’s a solid choice! I love the handpulled noodles with beef and the scallion pancake. Didn’t like the Thai style tea but everything else was hot and fresh! Check it out in the dekalb food market!

10.1.17 - went for a quick bite. The noodles were over cooked and some ingredients were too sweet or too salty. It seems tonnage a following, but I don't think it's that great. However, I've only been once, so I will have to give it another few goes before the verdict is out.