Loong Noodles

Chinese restaurant · East Village

Loong Noodles

Chinese restaurant · East Village

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28 St Marks Pl, New York, NY 10003

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Wontons in chili oil, beef noodles, tomato egg noodles  

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28 St Marks Pl, New York, NY 10003 Get directions

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$10–20 · Menu

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28 St Marks Pl, New York, NY 10003 Get directions

+1 917 409 0083
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$10–20 · Menu

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Chongqing Wan Za Noodles Are Taking Over Menus - Eater NY

"Loong Noodles in the East Village offers a variety of noodles, including the spicy wan za noodles priced at $13. The dish features creamy peas, bok choy, and is garnished with cilantro. The restaurant is known for its pink neon signs and bright lighting, providing both dry and wet noodle options." - Robert Sietsema

https://ny.eater.com/2024/10/25/24278072/chongqing-noodles-wan-za-nyc-where-to-get-them
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NYC’s New Restaurant Openings

"There’s a new spot for noodles in the East Village. On St. Marks, Loong Noodles has Chinese soupy and dry noodles, served with things like lamb, pork intestines, tripe, and some other appetizers like cold chicken in chili oil, wontons, and tripe salad. The space is bright pink, and has a couple seats inside." - will hartman

https://www.theinfatuation.com/new-york/guides/new-nyc-restaurants-openings
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Loong Noodles Review - East Village - New York - The Infatuation

"Loong Noodles isn’t the only restaurant on St. Marks with a pink neon sign. Nor is it the only spot in the East Village where you can walk in and order a steamy bowl of noodle soup off of a tablet. But, this Chinese restaurant in particular is worth knowing about on days you might have packed a sweater when you really should’ve brought a jacket, or situations that generally call for a raise in body (and emotional) temperature. The menu has reliably good soups filled with stewed meats and noodles, as well as comforting pot stickers and scallion pancakes. You can very easily get out of here for under $20, and despite the chilly, shiny metallic finishes and magenta neon lighting, the steaming pots behind the counter and the wontons in chili oil should warm you right up. Food Rundown photo credit: Will Hartman Noodle Soup The noodle soup has a broth that’s clear, yet rich and savory enough to let you know there were bones boiled for hours in service of you feeling comfortable. It’s packed to the brim with your choice of rice or wheat noodles, and we’d suggest wheat—their rice noodles can be mushy. You’ll get your choice of protein in the soup. We like the beef version, at a minimum of medium spice level. photo credit: Will Hartman Wontons In Chili Oil This chili oil is more like a cumin oil that’s stained red with chilis. It’s rich in flavor. The wontons themselves are salty, the wrappers are silky, and the filling is bouncy. This is our favorite thing here, and we’d bet it’ll be yours, too. photo credit: Will Hartman Scallion Pancake If you’re looking for a crunchy snack, this will do the trick. It's served with a well-done fried egg, as a nice touch." - Will Hartman

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Kim Jin

Google
The beef rice noodles were overcooked — they would have been better with a bit more chew. But the braised beef in the (dry mix) rice noodles was quite good — tender and flavorful. The dry mix came with lots of toppings and was priced in the high $20s. The vegetarian dumplings (mushroom and vermicelli filling) were pretty standard — nothing special, but decent.

Kaylie Ng

Google
I ordered the Dry Mixed Beef Rice Noodles, and I was pleasantly surprised by the beef. It looks unassuming but tastes amazing—tender, almost melt-in-your-mouth, far better than I expected. The noodles, however, were a bit overcooked and too soft for my liking. The overall flavor was decent, not bad but not standout either. While I wouldn’t highly recommend this place, the price is quite reasonable for Manhattan, making it a solid option if you’re on a budget.

O V H

Google
I am sorry but my lamb noodles were just bad. The noodles were way over cooked. When I picked them up with the chop sticks, they just fell apart. They tasted like mush. The broth had no flavor. The meat had no flavor. The wontons in chili oil were amazing but served boiling hot. The seating area is crowded.

KUKI GO

Google
Loone Noodle on St. Marks Place has been my go-to spot for comforting and delicious soup since they opened their doors, and I can't recommend it enough! I'm a huge fan of the vibrant neon decor, it just adds to the fun and casual atmosphere. The service is consistently friendly and welcoming, which makes every visit a pleasure. But the real star of the show is the food – it's absolutely delicious and incredibly affordable, especially for NYC. I'm particularly obsessed with the pork intestine soup (so flavorful!) and the chili wonton soup (the perfect balance of spice and savory). I've brought countless friends here over the year, and they all agree – Loone Noodle is a winner. It's hands down my number one choice for a satisfying and affordable bowl of soup in the neighborhood. If you're looking for a tasty and fun noodle experience in the East Village, definitely check out Loone Noodle!

Ruby Chan

Google
Eggs are still rare and expensive, but I’ve been desperately craving tomato and egg, my all-time favorite chinese household dish. For only $13, I was overjoyed to score a massive bowl of tomato and egg noodle here in St. Marks Place. They have a variety of chinese style noodle soup and dry mixed noodles, all under $13 and in HUGE portion. My friend and I had to share a bowl and pack some leftovers home. *Dry Mixed Tomato & Egg Noodle $12.99*** So homey and comforting. I picked wheat noodle and I preferred it over the typical rice noodle. The noodle held up the sauce really well. The bowl was healthy and flavorful topped with bok choy and cilantro. Will definitely get this again. *Dry Mixed Beef Noodle $12.99** My friend’s favorite! The beef shank was cut into cubes. Tender and well marinated. We got rice noodle for this bowl and it was smooth and bouncy. The soy sauce base was bursting with umami flavor. *Pork Crispy Pot-Stickers $9.99 You can pick pork/chicken/vegetarian filling. I poured some housemade chili oil over the pan fried dumpling to spice it up. *Beef Tripe Salad $12.99 Interesting texture! Absolutely loved the sauce base made of garlic, sesame, and chili oil.

Chet Royer

Google
I wonder if I ordered the wrong thing or something. I got the Dry Mixed Beef Noodles with rice noodles. Completely flavorless, the meat was alright, the noodles were a wet mess. The noodles would fall apart with any attempt to pick them up with the provided chopsticks. I ended up adding a ton of different sauces and eating it with a spoon. I think I’ll just keep going to the place next door; 886 or Spicy village in china town.

Sho

Google
This is my fifth time coming here today, and their noodles are one of the best in NYC. I’ve tried the beef noodles, beef tripe noodles, pork intestine noodles, and dumplings. My favorite is definitely the beef tripe noodles. Their mala spice is my favorite, it’s so flavorful and the spice level is just right. The staff are friendly too. I’ll definitely be coming here more often!

Fred Lu

Google
I originally had some reservations going in because the place looked very "TikTok famous" (and I'd seen it on social media a lot too). But I'm happy to say that the food was very good! Good portion in the beef soup noodles and the chicken stirred noodles we got. The chicken stirred noodles was very flavorful. Plus the prices are very good too for $13 a bowl.
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Sheldon C.

Yelp
Gem of a find on St. Mark's in the East Village! Tiny place, but cool, hip, young vibe. Noodles are great! The broth is the best part. The tomato egg flavor is some of the best in the city. Although the noodles can be a bit soft sometimes - I like them slightly chewier and more on the al dente side - the overall dish features a decent portion and delicious flavors. Came back twice in the span of one week!
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Rafael P.

Yelp
This was probably one of the blandest things I've ever had :-( The restaurant was cute, very modern, very bright. The food came really quickly after ordering which was good! The staff also immediately gave us utensils and napkins which was also good. The downfall was when we actually got the food. I know it's a dry noodle, but there was for real nothing in it other than what's pictured. I'm not sure if we got a bad batch or something, but the other people in the restaurant who ordered something similar also had confused looks on their faces. There are definitely better places in the area, on the same street even. Would not come back.
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Mary N.

Yelp
I had the tomato egg noodle, which was super flavorful and the right amount of spicy. The portion is a good size, so plenty of leftovers for the next day. The inside is clean with plenty of tables if you choose to dine in. It's not completely self service - you can order at the iPad, and then a staff member sets up the table you're sitting and brings your food out for you.
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Ruby C.

Yelp
Eggs are still rare and expensive, but I've been desperately craving tomato and egg, my all-time favorite chinese household dish. For only $13, I was overjoyed to score a massive bowl of tomato and egg noodle here in St. Marks Place. They have a variety of chinese style noodle soup and dry mixed noodles, all under $13 and in HUGE portion. My friend and I had to share a bowl and pack some leftovers home. *Dry Mixed Tomato & Egg Noodle $12.99*** So homey and comforting. I picked wheat noodle and I preferred it over the typical rice noodle. The noodle held up the sauce really well. The bowl was healthy and flavorful topped with bok choy and cilantro. Will definitely get this again. *Dry Mixed Beef Noodle $12.99** My friend's favorite! The beef shank was cut into cubes. Tender and well marinated. We got rice noodle for this bowl and it was smooth and bouncy. The soy sauce base was bursting with umami flavor. *Pork Crispy Pot-Stickers $9.99 You can pick pork/chicken/vegetarian filling. I poured some housemade chili oil over the pan fried dumpling to spice it up. *Beef Tripe Salad $12.99 Interesting texture! Absolutely loved the sauce base made of garlic, sesame, and chili oil.
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Kathleen W.

Yelp
Walked in here when randomly looking for a place to have lunch in the St Mark's area. We were able to easily order from a kiosk which I appreciated as an introvert. We got the Spicy Chicken Rice Noodle Soup and the Beef Rice Noodle Soup, both mild spicy level. After sitting down, the waiter brought us some cutlery but no water surprisingly. The noodles came quickly in steaming large bowls. The chicken was surprisingly flavorful and the marinade withstood the chili oil in the soup. The beef was quite tender and also flavorful. Mild was indeed only a little spicy and the soup wasn't overly salty which I appreciated. This is a great place to get a $13 bowl of noodle soup in the NYU area.
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Nicolas L.

Yelp
If you want some quick noodles for a decent price, I'd suggest stopping by. Ordering with the iPad but food delivered to the table is a bit confusing but they seem to have it down. There is no bathroom in this establishment so be aware. A lack of free water cups is also very disappointing-- you'll instead be stuck paying $2 a bottle. The noodles themselves were very tasty. I had the beef tripe dry rice noodles and really enjoyed them. The tripe was delicious and the noodles were coated in a great sauce. Really good flavors and great texture overall. The chicken dumplings were disappointing. Chicken dumplings are hit and miss and these were a miss. I'd suggest sticking with the noodles and you'll have a solid meal.
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Renata G.

Yelp
I was walking by Loong Noodle and it smelled so good and spicy that I made a stop. It was 10 degrees out and I wanted to warm up with a hot spicy soup. I ordered a beef tripe noodle soup at the menu station. You can choose spice level (I got mild) and either rice noodle or noodle. I don't know what the other secret noodle is but I know it's not made from rice. The soup was a let down. There wasn't a lot of noodles and it seemed like they made whatever leftovers at the bottom of the bag since there were a ton of broken pieces. They were generous with the tripe though. It was extremely seasoned and reminded me of a tripe salad, maybe it's that but warmed up. The broth was flat and extremely salty. I didn't finish it even though that's the reason I came in - to warm up with soup from the freezing cold. My lips were vibrating after. It's the numbing effect from the pepper, although I will say it was more intense than I've ever had it before. It lasted probably around 5min. The decor is very minimal and modern. I was sitting at the round side table along the window and it's so small I can't imagine two people being able to fit their food on it. What I do love is that they clean right after the customer leaves so you sit at a clean and shiny surface.
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Kathleen S.

Yelp
My family thoroughly enjoyed our experience at Loong Noodle. Amidst the stiff competition of Chinese eateries on St. Mark's Place, Loong really nailed it. We quickly ordered at the kiosk three noodles: the lamb noodle soup, dry egg and tomato noodles, and the dry wan za noodles. We weren't sure what to expect with the last one, but it was a delicious mixture of ground pork and yellow mung beans with bok choy. All three dishes were excellent, with chewy noodles and flavorful and fresh ingredients. While we kept the tomato and egg noodle dish free of spicy chiles for our kids, the lamb noodle soup and wan za were delicious with the requested mild spice level. The prices at $12.99 for each bowl was also very reasonable given the quantity and quality. The interior was modern and clean, with a good number of tables indoors. Service was quick, friendly, and efficient, which were of course much appreciated with hungry kids in tow. In fact, the staff was very accommodating of our kids, suggesting an optimal table and providing toddler-friendly plates, cups, and utensils. Definitely worth revisiting when we are in the area and seeking an inexpensive casual lunch option.
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Chin T.

Yelp
Staffs were friendly. You ordered the food via the kiosk. We dined in, you can order the food to go as well. There are two tables in the middle and you can sit by the counter or the window. Ordered beef rice noodle, dry mixed beef rice noodle ($12.99 per bowl), wontons ($9.99) and Wong Lo Kat (which is $2 each). Ordered the noodles not spicy however, they use chili oil which ended up being spicy. Price was reasonable, food was spicy, not much seating for a large party. Food: 3/5 Service: 3/5 Ambience: 3/5
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Amy W.

Yelp
Place was bumping on a Friday evening! It's located on St Marks, along a stretch of many other restaurants (with a lot of Asian food)! I came in a group of four, and we managed to share a table. It is a bit small inside and there's limited outdoor seating, so larger groups may need to a wait a beat to get seated. Takeout also seemed like a popular option. It's nice and bright inside with neon lights decorating the ceiling and walls. The food was also good! We each got a bowl of noodles and shared some dumplings and the potato salad. I think the best noodle dish is probably the dry beef noodle with regular (and not rice) noodles and thought it was really flavorful. I personally got the soupy beef with rice noodles, which was good but I felt like the flavors didn't stick onto the noodles as well. The serving sizes are HUGE so come hungry, and is great value for the price. The dumplings were also very flavorful and perfectly grilled. I also LOVED the potato salad flavors and sauces but was disappointed that it was $10, which felt a bit steep for this usual side. Service was excellent, and I think you could tell it was a family owned business. Very friendly and quick. Would come back again!
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Sum Tink W.

Yelp
Very clean, prices are good and they are very friendly. Best of all their food is out this world. Henri
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Sophia W.

Yelp
Go try this new place on St. Mark's! They have HUGE bowls of noodles for an amazing price, considering it's Manhattan. I had the Spicy Chicken Cold Noodle, and I loved it. It's perfect for hot summer weather, with a refreshing spice (you can customize the spice level), cucumbers, peanuts, and very tender chicken. I definitely want to come back to try the soup noodles! The staff was so friendly, and the food came extremely fast. They also gave us a complimentary cucumber appetizer because it was their grand opening. I love the bright neon pink decorations and the casual yet chic vibe of the restaurant. Overall I definitely recommend.
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Jin Hao Y.

Yelp
The portion that you get for an order is very large. The soup base is pretty much nothing but msg so it is super salty and left me very thirsty after eating and it being spicy didn't help. Service is sort of fast as the menu items are simple. Ambience feels like a place to go if you're late at night very hungry and don't want anything fancy.
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Cindy C.

Yelp
I think it's the neon pink sign but it feels like an ice cream shop, but it's a Chinese noodle shop. We ordered the beef dry mixed noodles and chicken cold noodle. We liked the chicken a little more with the added spice. And always love a rice noodle which was cooked perfectly
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Mr C.

Yelp
Walking into this restaurant I didn't know what to expect and I'm not even sure what brought me here in the first place. I tried the dry beef noodles with original noodles (not rice noodles) and was thoroughly impressed. The beef was plentiful and tender, melting in your mouth with every bite. The sauce was very flavorful and just the right amount of spicy. I will definitely come back!
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Sarah T.

Yelp
There isn't a ton of seating especially if you have a bigger party. The beef noodle soup was good but nothing super special, though I did get it to go. A lot of the spices were concentrated in the beef pieces which could me off guard. Reasonably priced and convenient though!

Philippe S.

Yelp
From the first day they opened i've been a huge fan! Some of the best chinese noodles in NYC. They make their own hot chili oil and all their dishes are on another level of flavor and authenticity! Great Mapo Tofu etc. Super friendly fast service by the owner at the register and serving the indoor diners daily.
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J Y.

Yelp
Food is delicious, the portion is huge, and the price is sooo affordable. I will be coming here every time I stop by east village. The service was immaculate as well, where the person almost served us when it was a kiosk ordering set up. Super attentive staff, good food. Would recommend!