Neo Ai Tallarin

🤩This place was our perfect Choice for lunch when we were looking for a quick place to eat at in between our conference breaks. The food was delicious place was clean and fun environment, but the best part for us was meeting Guadalupe. Her service is exceptional. She cares for her customers and took care of us with her heart and light. The food was great, but Guadalupe made this place unforgettable for us. Thank you, Guadalupe for being YOU!❤️ Overall, we highly recommend this place and if Guadalupe is there treat her well🥰❤️

2/2025 update: Ate here again and it's soo good. Delicious Ramen. I got the pork Ramen with extra pork. Ask for the chili sauce, it was a nice addition. I really like the way they cook the egg as well. My friend got the spicy shrimp Ramen and enjoyed it thoroughly. Will definitely be coming back for more. Update: I ate here again and tried the soup dumplings. Simply delightful. My friend tried the pork chasu fried rice and said it was fire. I had the chasu Ramen again and was not disappointed. Ate here again, full delivered what I was craving. The broth is so good with the added chili sauce.

I love going to Al tallarín when I am in Lincoln eatery. The food is great and Guadalupe the front desk clerk always a great big beautiful smile and ready to answer any questions. She makes ordering and going there so much better. I recommend this place to all my friends that love stir fry noodles and gyoza

Ordered the chicken, Ramen and pork soup dumplings. Flavor on the chicken Ramen broth was wonderful, and the pork soup dumplings were very tasty and the thickness of the noodle was just right. Really enjoyed the poached egg and the chicken Ramen, made perfect - just a little runny, how I like it. They also have some sort of truffle mayonnaise that didn’t totally make sense, but it was so tasty, I ate a little bite alongside every bite :) There’s a wonderful gal named Maria who works the counter, super friendly, and helped guide us to the best options.

I was happy to find any soup noodle place in this area. We had the chicken middle soup and steak pho. Both meat were cooked tender. But both soup were pretty heavy - not the clear broth type I was hoping for. The soup was also quite salty - when I asked about it they added a soup of clear chicken soup to my bowl which made it better.

Guadelupe is the best! This food is amazing. Come here all the time for lunch. Never dissatisfied. Thank you. Owner is also awesome. Treat yourself to a great lunch here

Located in a nice food court with plenty of choice, this restaurant offers some nice Asian cuisine options. The ribeye ramen wasn’t as good as expected, but the Spicy Gyoza ramen was great. Unfortunately the egg in the ramen is not the traditional Tamago (soy sauce marinated egg) so that removes a star for me. Good options of fried rice or noodles. It’s not « amazing » but for a quick meal it’ll do the job.

I really had a bad experience, i basically had spaghetti with asian twist! Also eating inside Lincoln eatery is bad experience on it’s own, you won’t be able to breathe from the food smoke around you!

Was taking a stroll in Lincoln Road and decided to make a detour to come to the food hall, I've been here before and I know they have a great selection as well as a pretty outdoor rooftop terrace bar. I wasn't super hungry, so I was looking for something small, I decided to stop here at ai tallarin ultimate street food because I had eaten at the stand across the way, the sushi one, for an oak, private seating before, and absolutely loved the quality and experience. Today I tried the slow braised pork bun, an appetizer for seven dollars. It was absolutely incredible and the perfect perfect size. So fresh, the dough melts in your mouth. The pork inside is seasoned perfectly and super tender, and they give you a yummy dipping sauce. The man at the register is so kind, he answered my questions as I mentioned not wanting pork belly, and he clarified this is pulled pork. Delicious, 10 out of 10. I'll be back!

Located inside the food hall this place serves Asian style fried rice, noodles and ramen. I had fried rice with pork belly, it was delicious, the price is steep for the food hall, but it's Miami beach

The Hibachi-style Chicken Fried Rice from Ai Tallarín at the Lincoln Eatery was delicious. My favorite part of this one is the tossing and mixing all the ingredients. We couldn't decide between all the fantastic options at Lincoln Eatery, so my friend and I each got a dish to share. The fried rice was AMAZING.

Quick easy and tasty. What more can you ask for in a mall food court? The shrimp hargow could have been a little warmer, and the pork dumplings were a bit too salty, but both were solid. I'll definitely come back and try other stuff. NOTE: this was supposed to be the first review for their BOCA RATON LOCATION @ Town Center Mall. Yelp- please fix this.

I love dim sum so was looking forward to trying Their shrimp har Gow dumplings but I had better. They tasted fishy and like could be frozen from an Asian market. There was some weird plastic looking stuff on top which I removed. Since they tasted so fishy and rubbery I don't recommend. You get one plastic fork wrapped in a thin cheap napkin and not even a knife so I had to use my fingers. They don't even offer you a plate so I had to ask their sushi spot for one. Luckily I went back up to order the mushroom dumplings which were on my mind and I'm happy I did because I do recommend them. If I only got the shrimp har gow I probably would not go back but the mushroom dumplings steamed were soft and flavorful. This food hall is empty on a Tuesday happy hour when you walk by so many full spots you are sort of sad you are trapped here without even a place to buy an alcoholic drink .... Let's see if I give this place another shot.... It would be good in the summer to avoid the heat since it is air conditioned. The music is a little loud since it is empty. I think this is a great spot for teenagers! No booze and lots of options and lots of open space!

We swallowed this food it was that satisfyingly good. Me & the hubs ordered the pork belly ramen--pork belly was perfectly cooked Korean BBQ style and I could taste it in the broth which is a plus. Also got the veggie spring roll which tastesd very fresh and the crispy chicken gyoza which didn't miss. All came to $43. It was a great choice to eat here

Great ramen! Lovely dumplings! Great Bogo's. Able to try a few different things than I would otherwise order and was pleasantly surprised. They take BOGO's to another level. It's great. Ordering again tonight!

Hate to say it but, I ordered pork soup dumplings and they were completely raw so I showed them to the cashier. When I let her know the dumplings were raw she reply no they are soup!! Lol Sad to say, first and last time.

I don't know why it took me so long to review this but this is the real deal. Authentic Asian cuisine from Dim Sum, Dumplings, and Fried Rice to Noodles. Locate inside the Lincoln Road Food Hall, this place will satisfy your cravings for Asian food. My favorite shareables are the Pan Fried Korean BBQ Dumplings, Shrimp Har Gow, Crispy Fried Shumai, and Charsiu Bun. Everything is made to order so be patient. But once you take a bite of each of these items, you'll be impressed. They only use quality ingredients. As for the noodles, you can't go wrong with their ramen. Noodles are made from scratch and the owner will even give you a demo of how they make them. They have this machine that will mold the fresh dough into strings of noodles and the elasticity comes out perfect. Love this place and the owner is always there not just to greet you with a smile but explain how they cook and prepare their food. He is definitely proud of the quality dishes they serve.

Gave this place a try via Uber Eats. They were having a BOGO deal on many of their menu items. My bf ordered the Airi Maki roll (bogo), I got the spicy pork ribs ramen, and we got the veggie spring rolls (bogo) as an appetizer. Everything was packaged really well for delivery. They even put the egg for the ramen in its own little container. My bf really like the Airi Maki. There were these crispy little ball things on top that he was crazy about. The veggie spring rolls were good. The sauce that came with them was very yummy. It was the perfect mix of sweet and spicy. Sadly, I didn't care for the ramen. It was soooo bland! The spicy pork ribs were nowhere near spicy, the ramen broth had no real flavor to it, and the egg for the ramen was just an egg, it wasn't seasoned or anything. Surprisingly, the best part of the ramen was the mushrooms. They should create a dish with those mushrooms. I would get that in a heartbeat.

Honestly a little disappointed after reading the rave reviews on Google. I couldn't quite place my finger on it but the ramen broth didn't taste quite right... like it wasn't an authentic Japanese broth but some kind of weird Asian fusion meat broth. The noodles were also closer to the ones you find in Chinese noodle soup rather than ramen. I genuinely don't mind fusion food, when done right, but I was expecting a traditional bowl of ramen and ended up getting something quite different.

I'm not sure if it was because the soup was on the colder side or if something was bad in it, but it didn't sit well with me after eating it unfortunately.

I ordered 2 Vegetable Rolls, Pork Belly Ramen and Spicy Shrimp Ramen this time. They were all so good and tasty. I would love to try their others dishes as well. The restaurant specializes in Asian tapas, hibachi, sake, and house-made noodles by chef Carlos Zheng, who shares his love for Chinese tradition with a touch of Peruvian. This culinary outpost serves lunch and dinner, tasty noodle bowls made with fresh-made, pan-fried pasta with a variety of toppings. Try pork belly noodle soup or the rib-eye steak stir-fry with noodles, or choose from a selection of dim sum or fried rice prepared with a choice of toppings and proteins. Ai means love in Chinese and Tallarin is the word for pasta in Spanish. Dim Sum also is a menu highlight and Ai Tallain's dumplings do not disappoint.

We came here after a brief night of shopping and were looking for a snack to go. We saw the food hall it's located in and went in to try something out. We ordered their chicken gyoza, an appetizer in most other locations that typically does not take long to fulfill. The cashier was respectable enough, but after 35 minutes of waiting, not receiving our food, and seeing other orders get fulfilled that were placed after us, we left. It was not worth waiting and asking for my money back at that point. Overall it left us with a sour taste in our mouths and a bad picture of the location. Maybe a one off experience for them but an ugly one at that. I don't recommend this location.

Some of the best ramen I've ever had - hands down. I look forward to visiting this place every year when I come to town on business.

I've never actually been here, but I order deliver quite often. I really like the variety, affordability and how quickly my food arrives. Is great for a weeknight dinner, at least it is how I've experienced it.

As a ramen lover, I have tried so many ramen stores. I feel like this ramen is not authentic. Just interesting noodle soup. If it is a fusion, I would say they need to develop. Between pork and chicken, I recommend pork tho. The server was really friendly and nice guy!! This store shared the tables with other brands and it was clean and pretty.

I'm honestly not the biggest fan of japanese ramen, but the ramen from Ai Tallarin may have changed my mind on that. I took one sip of the broth and I already knew this was going to be a deeply satisfying, fulfilling meal. The broth had such a silky rich and deep flavor. It was addicting. The egg was poached PERFECTLY. I will say that the pork belly was a little tougher than I expect from japanese ramen, but very flavorful nonetheless. They do not skimp on any ingredients either. So much pork belly & so many mushrooms. I have a big appetite but I could not even finish this. My friend finished it for me & did not even leave a single morsel or drop of soup.

Order from Uber Eats. It's just.... okay. Ordered Chicken Ramen, and the BOGO chicken fried rice. Ramen was pretty salty. Not bad but not great. Chicken fried rice was not even fried rice. It was just white rice with the sauce drizzled over and the hibachi chicken. Super plain.

Such a disappointment. The decor in the store is all Chinese, but the menu is Japanese style. The food, however, is not Chinese or Japanese. Maybe fusion food? It is not even good. The pork belly should be stewed instead of fried, the soup is just salty. And who would put raw Napa cabbage in the noodles? For 18$, the ramen should at least be descent. As Asian, I do feel offended by the food.

I got the Steak noodles recommended by the cashier I was waiting for my noodles which by the way were delicious but poorly served when I saw the chef with a plate of noodles separating a portion of steak noodles into a small plate .... I thought that's interesting, right after that plate was served to me I ate it but I remained hungry since I was shortened in the noodles .... Then I saw the cashier girl eating from the small plate. That not right !! Specially with those prices I'll never go there again and I did like it but that's not correct So watch out for the portion you are served !!

This is a great place to eat for convenience's sake. The ramen was mediocre: the chicken was dry, the vegetables undercooked, and the flavor a bit strange but overall not wildly offensive. But it's the only place with any semblance of soup in a one mile radius. You're probably not going to find the best ramen of your life here, but it's also not going to give you food poisoning.

It was hard to choose where to eat in Lincoln Eatery with all of the options, but I'm happy with my choice! I went with the cashier's recommendation: the chicken ramen. The broth was super flavorful, and the chicken was tender and fresh. We also got the chicken dumplings, which came with a really great sweet chili sauce (always one of my favorite flavors). My fiancé got the steak fried rice, which was also really good. We also appreciated the Asian-style dishes.

Stall in the Lincoln Road Food Hall. I'm not in a position to say if it was "authentic" but the menu selection, while not huge, was a cut above a basic American-Chinese restaurant. The food was very nice _looking_, not terribly tasty but improved with some chili sauce, which they supplied upon request.

Tucked away in the Lincoln Eatery with a large selection of foodie stops and drinks comes this gracious street food experience! The cashier was very friendly and open to giving recommendations. Given they have a noodle maker/press right behind the counter they pride themselves on using homemade noodles in their menu. I went with the pork belly stir fry and was pleasantly surprised by the presentation of meat, crispy veggies, and these thin delicious noodles of theirs inside a clay pot! The flavor reminds me a bit of the traditional Taiwanese 3 cup with a stronger black pepper kick. I didn't even need the sriracha on the side, the flavor was bold enough itself to be satisfying. I usually keep it moving while traveling, but I high recommend this spot for a quick bite while visiting South Beach!

This amazing Asian cuisine restaurant is inside Lincoln's Eatery. They offer a great variety of items and every single dish we tried was exquisite in taste. Food came out really fast and the service was great. We had for appetizers: 1. Korean BBQ pork fried dumpling 2. Crispy fried shumai 3. Steamed pork (charsiu) bun 4. Shrimp har gow For Entrees: 1. Pork Shrimp wonton Ramen 2. Steak fried rice All these dishes were delicious. The noodles for the Ramen are made on the spot from a noodle machine they have on the front. Makes a huge difference eating freshly made noodles like these. Overall, super impressed with the food here and would be coming back more.

Sooooo yummy. I ordered the Pork soup dumplings and the Korean bbq gyoza. Ordered my food with a cold Coca Cola and enjoyed my lunch in the Lincoln eatery. First time I come and I will be back for more. They're menu is extensive and everything looks so good

Just tried out this new spot in Lincoln Eatery and I loved it! The steak fried rice was so good, and probably my favorite dish. I also had the pork belly ramen and several dumplings, all of which I loved. Chef Carlos is super kind and makes awesome food! I can't wait to come back and try more.

Food was amazing, great price for the portion definitely recommend to eat here. I usually stay away from any restaurant near Lincoln but this one is a must try.

Stumbled on Ai Tallarin in the Lincoln Road Market. We ordered the vegetable spring rolls, and the vegetable stir fried noodles. The staff was really nice and helpful. The spring rolls had good flavor but they were a bit soggy, not enough crunch. The sauce would be best on the side, instead of on it to keep the crunch. The noodles were tasty and a good portion in a nice ceramic dish. Definitely would come back again!

Asian street Food @ Lincoln Eatery ! Very friendly and amazing service. Chicken fried rice, but they have shrimp, pork belly or veggies options Pan fried pork dumplings my fave, so fresh and delicious.

Okay so let me preface this with a statement. I tend to be more harsh on places I admire. I admire this concept, the menu, the technique, the offered services such as one on one sushi dinners with the chef, the proper following of street fare and the ambience that goes with it. I have eaten a wide variety of items off the menu I will rate out of ten below: Pork ramen 8/10 Spicy shrimp ramen( bland and not very spicy in flavor) 6/10 Pork dumplings 8/10 Korean BBQ dumplings 6/10 Korean Chicken wings 10/10 sauces could use a little work Salmón crudo 9/10 Crispy Duck Noodle 10/10 Pork Belly Fried Rice 9/10 Most of the food is packed with flavor while some tend to be a little more on the bland side. Again I admire this place and see it only continue to become better as more time goes on. I look forward to continue trying more of the menu and retrying some of the items I have in the past. This feels like a place to watch.

Steak in steak fried rice was fatty, fried rice was brownish but barely fried, and the whole dish was just warm, not hot even though it was delivered right from the kitchen. Reviews of other items look good - maybe just skip this one item and try something else.

We were in Miami just for half a day/night coming back from the keys and wanted to check out the Art Deco neighborhood and found this little gem. We both got ramen noodles - shrimp for me and pork belly ramen for my husband. Fresh homemade noodles and excellent flavor and perfect portions to close our last night in Florida. The food mall they are in is super cute with a laid back vibe. We also got the mushroom dumpling appetizer which was SO delicious as well. The truffle aioli imparted such great flavor. We wanted to get shrimp jar gow - but they had sold out for the day. We spoke to the owner for awhile - and he shared the philosophy of the restaurant and was such a nice person. Great food and we felt good after we finished

New Asian place so I had to try it out. More Latin Asian fusion but great presentation and they make fresh noodles served in a clay pot. I tried the stir fry noodles with sous vide steak. Pretty tasty and super happy more Asian restaurants are popping up. A bit pricey for my taste but it's also Miami Beach (I think after tax and everything I paid $21.50 for this one dish). Owner is friendly and took his time answering my questions. Would go back to try the noodle soups

This place is an amazing hidden gem. We ordered take out from here the other day and absolutely everything was fantastic. The tuna roll was cold and fresh and delicious. The gyozas were perfect the vegetable spring rolls were yummy. The star of the show was the shrimp ramen. Don't miss this spot.

Excellent food and customer service. Chef Carlos goes above and beyond for your lunch or dinner experience and he never disappoints. He occasionally offers free taste testing and sushi rolling classes or other fun events and is one of my personal favorite purveyors @ The Lincoln Eatery.

Stayed in Miami for the week and there wasn't much Asian options out here. Tried the Pork Ramen and to my surprise, it was very tasty and full of flavor. Will definitely come back again!

Ordered a Rib eye stir fried noodle and a mushroom truffle dumpling. I enjoyed my stir fried noodles with rib eye. The noodles are made fresh utilizing a machine. I think they can use it for their ramen as well. The noodles were clean tasting, lightly sauced and not heavy, but a bit greasy. All was cooked well with the steak being medium-well to well done. However the steak was not tough at all, thank God. I personally did not need to add any more salt or more seasoning. The mushroom dumplings were steamed and topped with a truffle Mayo squirt; and served with a tasty seasoned soy dipping sauce the mixture after dipped was nice. Will go back anytime.

My chicken ramen bowl was absolutely delicious. I was informed the noodles were made fresh, I definitely could tell the difference. WOW, MUST TRY!!! Karina and Grace took great care of me. Time to eat

It was such an experience. They specialized in Asian cuisine. We got the Crispy Vegetable Spring Roll appetizer and I got Creamy Chicken Noodle Soup for my entire. It was full of egg noodles, chicken, and vegetables. The perfect balance of spice and herbs. The atmosphere here was nice and comfy.

Just ate the chicken fried rice , amazing , great flavor. My daughter had the chicken dumplings good as well.

So so good! Our server, Carlos was so friendly and accommodating -- made the experience all the better! Food is delicious and reasonably priced too. Would recommend the shrimp har gow and crispy fried shumai. Great fusion food -- tastes expensive but is affordable, and great service!

Not from Miami, but I love Asian food, I stop by and I don't regret. Good Asian food, very tasty

If I could give this place 10 stars I would! Food is delicious and they provide exceptional customer service. We went to the Lincoln eatery as a last resort since the rest of the restaurants had a long wait time; we were happily surprised with everything they offer here. Check them out when in Miami you will not regret it.

First time in Miami , this place is great! I highly recommend the shrimp tempura and the pan fried chicken dumplings!! The owner was super super nice.

i just uber eats food from here, my driver kept canceling so only god knows how long it was sitting for...these are not crunchy spring rolls they are soggy and honestly a waste of my money i would love my $18 back because i'm not eating these, they're awful. never ordering from here again