Lucky Rabbit Noodles

Restaurant · DUMBO

Lucky Rabbit Noodles

Restaurant · DUMBO

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151 Front St, Brooklyn, NY 11201

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Pan-Asian fusion with unique matzoh ball soup dumplings  

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$10–20 · Menu

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+1 929 699 2859
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$10–20 · Menu

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The Best Restaurants In Dumbo & Brooklyn Heights - New York - The Infatuation

"Lucky Rabbit is just a tiny room with a few tables and an open kitchen. But there’s something special going on here, even beyond the matzo ball soup dumplings or rice with buffalo sauce on the menu. Get some braised beef noodles or a soup with both dumplings and noodles for a low-key dinner or a great takeout meal." - willa moore, bryan kim, sonal shah, molly fitzpatrick, carina finn koeppicus, hannah albertine

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Lucky Rabbit Noodles - Review - DUMBO - New York - The Infatuation

"Unlike a lot of the Pinterest-appropriate restaurants around Dumbo, this convenient little noodle bar is refreshingly DIY—though it's moved from what was essentially a stairwell under the Manhattan Bridge to a larger space in a warren-like building on Front Street. Lucky Rabbit might not be much more than a couple of tables and an open kitchen with big vats on the other side, but it's got something special going on. We realized this the second we slurped our first dill-topped matzo ball soup dumpling, next to a photo of the (sadly deceased) pet rabbit that inspired the name. Whether you're down for inventive dishes—like those dumplings or rice with buffalo sauce—or not, Lucky Rabbit is simply an incredible takeout option for doughy, soupy things in the area. And it's a cool spot to impress someone who’s visiting town and has recently enjoyed viewing the undersides of NYC's finest bridges. Food Rundown Matzo Ball Soup Dumpling They work. Ground chicken and matzo taste surprisingly good inside a droopy dumpling, served conveniently in what looks like a mini muffin wrapper. photo credit: Sonal Shah Lil’ Swimmers Dumpling Soup A noodle soup with dumplings, too, also known as the best of both worlds. The broth is gingery and deep, the dumplings are soft, and the noodles (procured from Chinatown in Sunset Park) are nice and chewy. photo credit: Sonal Shah Braised Beef & Noodles This heartier dish hits the spot every time, even when it's a little greasy. Thick noodles tangle with 12-hour braised beef, in a broth that's studded with scallions, fried shallots, and other aromatics. photo credit: Sonal Shah Send Noods If you can look past the name, these are some pretty good peanut noodles, with a sauce as creamy as good lipstick. Pineapple Chef Rice There’s more to Lucky Rabbit than noodles and dumplings. Like this rice, which is full of good stuff like pineapple, tofu (or chicken), ginger, carrots and celery. photo credit: Sonal Shah" - Sonal Shah

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The Best Restaurants in Dumbo, Brooklyn | Eater NY

"Lucky Rabbit Noodles takes up approximately 300 square feet of Dumbo almost directly beneath the Manhattan Bridge. The food is totally untraditional and straight-up good: There’s matzoh ball soup dumplings, Buffalo chicken fried rice, and braised beef noodles, said to be influenced by Taiwanese beef noodle soup." - Eater Staff

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Adriana De Pitkin

Google
What a cozy place on a cold & rainy day! Spontaneous visit today after seeing the great Google reviews. My husband & I came here after seeing a local art show. I ordered the Garlic Noodles with Chicken & my husband had the Signature Dish, Braised Beef & Noodles. We were both pleasantly surprised by the fresh homemade noodles which were soft, delicious & chewy. Also, we were very impressed by the combination of tasty flavors. My husband even commented that he was having a ‘spiritual experience’ while enjoying his food 😊 Great to see there are vegan options as well. Staff were all friendly & greeted us when we arrived. Definitely will be back to try some more dishes & dumplings. Note: Large parties, the place is very small with limited seating. Update: They move into a new location and it’s a bigger space! Also, close to the subway station and the still delicious!

Tonia Nicolaou

Google
I had read many reviews about this place and I managed to go after a long walk towards Dumbo. I was a bit hesitant to dine in as we were the only people there but soon I realised we were a bit early; the space is small and can be packed within minutes! I noticed that they mostly work with take outs. Wasn’t sure what to order but since we were a party of 4 we ordered several dishes, dumplings, noodles and a rice dish. I loved every bite, especially the dishes with the peanut sauce, I would visit again if a had more days left!

Blake Rasmussen

Google
A cheerful, bustling noodle shop just below the bridge. If you sit outside you can listen to an occasional train pass by, and enjoy how the city hums around you. The food was good, but didn’t blow us away - I didn’t find the garlic chili noodles too garlicky and just slightly bland, but they were nicely spicy and with soy sauce they were good. The send noods was again somewhat bland but good and satisfying. We were disappointed with the Massaman curry dumplings, but I’d happily try another dumpling - they have a wide variety of options there. It’s clear everything, down to the noodles, is made fresh daily - every dish seems to have the option to choose which protein (or none!) meaning it’s highly vegetarian friendly. The prices are steep - our meal for 2 was $60 after tip, and no drinks, but the portions are massive and the plate of noodles I got was 2 meals essentially. Overall, a good spot.

Tel Aviv Degolacion

Google
Great spot to stop by after the flea market. It is first come first serve, but they do take out. The server/ host was very friendly. The spot is tight but it makes it intimate. We got the braised beef noodles and it was so good. You can taste the flavors of ginger, scallion, and basil, it was very layered. I would recommend sharing this noodle bowl because it was so huge! But the leftovers hit the next day! Would love to come back again

Katherine Ng

Google
Lucky Rabbit Noodles is the definition of a hidden gem—quite literally a hole-in-the-wall, tucked away but worth every step to find. The space is tiny, almost underground in feel, but the service is so warm and welcoming it balances everything out. Their outdoor seating is a thoughtful touch, especially when the inside gets crowded. Now, the garlic noodles. Thick, chewy strands with a buttery softness that makes every bite feel indulgent. The garlic isn’t shy here—it’s bold, fragrant, and deeply infused into the sauce. Speaking of the sauce, it clings to the noodles in the best way, rich and flavorful enough to keep me salivating just thinking about it. It’s a simple dish, yet executed with such confidence and depth that it makes this spot unforgettable. A small place with big flavor—exactly the kind of spot you want to claim as your own.

Emily Francisco

Google
The dumplings were pretty good it was just basic chicken dumplings with specialty sauces and toppings I had the curry dumplings and they were pretty good and a reasonable price. The cane sugar mint juice was pricey but seemed authentic and very sweet. The atmosphere was very small and crowded but you get your food quick and eventually it clears up. They also provide outdoor seating.

Jess Chou

Google
Food was great, kind of fusion style. The noodles don't match what's pictured on the menu but still yummy- very savory. Do not recommend the miso soup- not miso flavored and not filling. Loved everything else! Dumpling Moods in chili sauce, Garlic noodles (my favorite), Matzo ball soup dumplings, and the chili garlic noodle special. Also it's under the train so felt a bit dizzy dining in, crowded

Robby Sandler

Google
The whole meal was delicious, and the Matzo Ball Soup Dumplings TRULY exceeded my expectations! I can’t wait to come back. For under $80 with tip, we had an extravagant meal (two kinds of dumplings, the excellent cukes, the aforementioned soup dumplings, noodles with brisket and scallion chicken with rice and two soft drinks) with enough left over for lunch tomorrow! We’ll be back for sure!