Ms. Wu Savory Crepes 吴小糖沙拉煎饼果子

popped in for an early dinner and was pleasantly surprised by this hidden gem! i got the spicy pork crepes. the crepe was cooked perfectly and the texture of the dish was very balanced. the portion size was very generous too - it was almost the size of my face! i would def come again. was ravishing when i came in but totally satisfied leaving.

This spot is a nice find with an affordable option to get the Chinese savory crepe. The combo deal is a steal to get a $4-5 drink, and the $12-14 savory crepe for a discounted price. We tried the crispy chicken crepe and the spicy pork crepe - definitely a do-able amount of spice that adds flavor. The crepe size is massive and very generous in filling! There's a good layer of crispy wonton to give a crunch throughout (except the very top and bottom because of how the crepe is folded) . You get a thin plastic glove to let your hands stay clean, but in general, there's bathrooms on the first floor and basement. The plain soy milk is not sweet, but refreshing.

A Gem for Asian Savory Crepes! If you’re looking for a quick, delicious, and unique dining experience, this spot is a must-visit! Specializing in Asian-style stuffed savory crepes, this restaurant delivers bold flavors, fresh ingredients, and fast service—perfect for a lunch break or a casual dinner. The crepes are light, crispy, and perfectly balanced with generous fillings. The service is just as impressive—friendly staff, quick turnaround, and a cozy, no-fuss atmosphere make it a great go-to spot. Plus, the prices are super reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. If you love bold flavors and crave something different, this place is a winner. You won’t be disappointed!

Pancake is truly a breath of fresh air in the breakfast world! The outer layer is crispy, while the inside remains soft and tender. Paired with the aroma of eggs, scallions, and sauce, each bite offers a rich layers of flavors that are simply irresistible. Especially the crispy fried dough stick, with that satisfying crunch, elevates the texture to a whole new level—it's the perfect finishing touch! Whether it's a busy morning or a leisurely afternoon, Pancake always brings a sense of joy and satisfaction. Generous in portion, delicious in taste, and affordable in price, it's definitely a high-value culinary delight! Every time I finish one, I can't help but crave another. Highly recommended to all snack-loving friends!

I came here because of the high ratings, and there aren’t many places in Manhattan that sell jianbing. It’s run by Chinese owners, so I thought it would be authentic, but honestly, I was disappointed. The sauce didn’t taste authentic, the topping choices were very limited, and even the basic jianbing wasn’t crispy enough. Overall, the flavor was pretty average — I wouldn’t recommend it. Also, their English name is “Crepe” while the Chinese name is Jianbing, but in reality, it’s neither.

This food spot is a nice find with an affordable option to get the Chinese savory crepe, one of my favorite Chinese 小吃. We got the spicy pork 😍😍. Definitely recommended to get!!

The food was absolutely delicious—I found the familiar taste of China. I'll definitely be back!

What a hidden gem! Fancy Salad Pancake is a must-try spot that just opened up near Soho, serving up incredible traditional Chinese egg crepes (jianbing) with a modern twist. The crepes are perfectly soft on the outside, crispy on the inside, and packed with flavor. I love that you can customize the fillings—everything is fresh, and the portions are generous. The staff is super friendly, and you can tell they put a lot of heart into their food. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or looking for something different, this place is a winner. Can’t wait to come back!

The spicy sichuan beef crepe here is awesome! Not only are the flavors delicious but it's got a fried wonton inside the full size of the crème so every bite has a crunch to it also. It's inside a small food court so there are tables to sit at and places to get bubble tea and ice cream afterwards. I recommend doing a little food crawl around China town picking up some highlights and ending here where you can share it all with your friends in one place!

Went here for the first time at the Broadway Food Court and was impressed by the variety of Asian menus. What caught my attention were the savory crepes that looked more like a full entree than a snack @ Ms Wu. I ordered the crispy chicken fillet crepe--it was big, flavorful, and had a nice healthy, savory taste. I chose mild spice, and they added a crunchy ingredient inside that gave it great texture. I'll definitely come back to try the Sichuan tender beef crepe next time!

This is a stall located in a small food hall in SoHo. I had the Sichuan beef and I found it to be really tasty! It might be hard communicating though if your Chinese isn't the best (based on the experience I had), but the food makes up for it!

This place is located inside the new Broadway Food Court in Soho - I stumbled upon this location after looking for dessert nearby (Qko in the same court). The service was very quick and friendly, and the food was hot and made fresh, also pretty yummy though nothing mind blowing. They give you disposable gloves to eat the Jian bing instead of utensils. Its a decent portion and we got the combo Sichuan beef Jian Bing + soy milk which cost $14.95. The only thing I wish could have changed is more of a Sichuan flavor on the beef and a slightly sweeter soy milk. This is a casual order and sit-down place where you clean up after yourself- it's a convenient nice place to stop in and eat if you don't feel like going to a tip establishment and dining in. Overall enjoyable experience and would return!

Located inside the food court, I really appreciated all the available seats inside! The crepe was really delicious, I loved the crispiness inside and the seasoning tasted so good. The workers were very friendly and saw that I was sharing it with a friend so he offered to cut it in half for me which was very nice.

@foodie_starry Stumbling upon authentic Beijing street food in NYC was a delightful surprise, especially finding salmon in a traditional Chinese crepe! This shop offers a modern twist on the classic crepe (Jian Bing), with a menu that includes nine different types of crepes, primarily differing by the protein choice. The Pan-Fried Salmon Crepe is a standout. The salmon is cooked to perfection, making each bite a delightful experience. The drink selection is impressive, featuring my all-time favorite hawthorn beverage--a perfect complement to the savory crepes. This spot is great for solo diners or for introducing foreigners to Chinese flavors in a friendly, accessible way. Note: The crepes here are served with a sweet-style sauce like Thousand Island dressing. If you prefer traditional flavors, request no that sauce. Also, they don't include green onions or cilantro, so it might not entirely cure homesickness for Beijing's giant street crepes.

It's located in a small food court - so a bit hard to find. However the jianbing is HUGE and delicious. The crepe is perfectly chewy with a crunchy pastry in the middle. The meat is tender and flavorful. Recommend if you're in the area!

This Jian Bing vendor is a hidden gem located inside the newly opened Broadway Food Court off of Canal St up two blocks on Broadway. One of these will fill you right up. I tried the Crispy Chicken Filet and the Pan Fried Salmon Crepe, which both were delicious. I definitely had leftovers as these were massive and stuffed. Would come back again to try other menu items.

Was walking around SoHo and trying to find a place to eat and stumble to this place. I ordered the spicy pork tenderloin crepe with mild spice, so good! It was crispy and flavorful. It was a bit hot but I would recommend eating it in on the spot for the best taste. Would come back here again!

The crepe was very good and a good size, too. There was no heavy mayo taste, which I really like. I got here at 11 am on a Sunday morning and this stall was the busiest at the foodcourt. The guy did not stop making crepe the whole time I was waiting and eating my order (20 mins). I ordered the lettuce with the salty sauce. You punch in your own order at the kios. The lady remember who order what and brought it to wherever they were sitting inside the foodcourt. I thought that was nice. They give you a wet wipe and a plastic glove to eat, which is such a nice touch. I hope they stay busy.

The crispy chicken crepe was delicious! Great value, it's huge! We will come back again!

Hidden gem in Soho! Delicious jianbings and reasonably priced especially given the area.

Been craving for Chinese crepes for so long!! Services were great. We got the one with Chicken fillet, and the chicken was so crispy and tender. Orders were made right in front of you. Tasted just like the ones I had in China. Definitely worth the price. Love this place!

Their foods are just amazing, the chinese style crepes tasted exactly like what i had in China, but they do offer more choices of the ingredients. Definitely worth to try different combinations of filled in and sauces. Counter is clean and neat, staff were just incredibly welcoming and attentive. Would definitely go for a second time sometime next week!

The serving size per order is more than one can consume. The cripsy part of the pancake added more texture to it. Various ingredient plus BBQ sauce, you might get something new every bite.