New York Food Court

I really love the New York food court, with all of the stalls serving different type of Asian dishes. I am partial to the hand, pulled noodles. Each stall has very friendly and knowledgeable staff who really try and help me since I only speak English.

Tried something other than New World Mall today thanks to a friend convincing me and helping me and hubz figure out what I wanted to order for ourselves and my Ah Ma. 🙂 We tried: - Lan Zhou Hand Pulled Noodles -Mr. Duck Vermicelli Noodles -Wuhan Foodie next to 8090 Taiwanese place -Happy Lemon Portions are huge from Mr. Duck for only $14! My abuelita liked it but be warned the duck meat comes with bones so it’s not convenient for the elderly I ordered the Ox Tripe Pull Noodles from Lan Zhou Hand Pulled noodles. Yummm the noodles are very “qiu qiu” (bouncy) and broth was delicious! Loved the amount of ingredients that came along with it - great rec Brandon! Chili Oil Beef Noodle Soup - it wasn’t overly spicy that hubz couldn’t handle it and noodles were freshly made! Abuelita ended up finishing due to the ease in masturcating the dish and loved it as well! Finished off with Happy Lemon lemon teas to “wash” down the oil. ‘Twas a refreshing end. I’m definitely excited to come back and try the rest of the vendors! (Particularly the Mala stall that’s on vacation.) we spent less than $35 for 3 dishes and was so satiated so it’s a bang for your buck.. and you’ll have so many options to choose from!

I guess I had high expectation after seeing many social media posts. Maybe I’m not a fan of real authentic Chinese food? Every stall had very unique and authentic food.. but it wasn’t for me. Crab noodle was ok, not great. Tasted too crabby and not fresh. Pork buns were made fresh but the inside was smelly and it was not hot. Self cleaning statin was dirty and bathroom was dirty.. if you are looking for better atmosphere, this is not a place for you.

We had spicy fish heads in Ke Zaoquin. The sauce mild spiciness was ok per our request but, it was soooo salty that you wouldn't enjoy its sauce. Comparing it to an authentic Szechuan sauce, it was average as it lacks the citrusy flavor and other condiments that will satisfy your taste bud to its peak. 3/5 We took it home instead and remedied it by adding lemon a portion of it. The other portion, we mixed it with scrambled eggs w/o salt and added mire chives to lessen its saltiness. Both remedied dishes tasted better afterwards. It was served with rice. The price is fair

They have lots of food stalls here with many different dishes from all over China. I tried the food stall in back with a #19 on it that had a rice noodle soup. The staff of this booth were super kind and answered all of my questions about the soup. I had never had this soup before and it was one of the best noodle soups I’ve tried. With a touch of vinegar and chili oil, the soup was perfectly sour and spicy. The tofu felt like a warm hug with the broth soaked up in it. The vegetables were perfectly cooked. I was a little intimidated at first in here because of the amount of Chinese, but this booth I ate was super sweet and passionate about what they make. The only downside of the court is the AC does not work well here. So it was hot inside.

Authentic Chinese Foods- so many choices! Often there’s no English menu- grab someone who reads Chinese. Food is super fresh and affordable. Too much to list here. Must visit if you are around for Mets games or US Open. If you cannot go to China for food I think this is the closest you can get in America

😉 TO BE EXPECTED - basic chinese food court with a decent 👌 variety. A bit small. There are larger food courts in the area. Ok 👍

Understated food court. The food is so fresh. I had kushi yaki and pork fried dumplings. The dumplings were so fresh. Filling was pork and chives. I’m very picky about pork dumplings and these were so good. They had a pizza stall that had cool toppings like shrimp that I didn’t get to try. Come here instead of the other food courts!