Toni's Rice Noodle is a cozy spot in Chinatown known for its hearty rice noodle rolls and delicious cloud cakes, perfect for comforting and filling meals.
"We like Tonii’s for several reasons, the least important of which is that the walls are covered in adorable cartoon rice roll caricature. The most important reason is that they serve a short menu of things like curry fish balls, soups, and rice noodles, all for $4.50. Get the beef, shrimp, and roast pork rice noodles, and sit under one of their white tents in the middle of the blocked-off section of Bayard Street." - hannah albertine
"Welcome to Chinatown, a local neighborhood activist group that also designs and sells merch for small businesses, created a line of t-shirts and mugs for Chinatown rice roll spot Tonii’s Fresh Rice Noodle. Fans of the daytime cafe will immediately recognize the shirt’s font, which pays homage to the massive chalkboard menu that spans one wall of the restaurant." - Emma Orlow
"Curry fish-ball rice rolls from Tonii's with all the sauces—peanut sauce, hoisin, soy, hot sauce—then a pre-rolled rice roll with pork and scallions from Ho Won Bake (146 Hester St.) and an egg tart from Kamboat Bakery (111 Bowery) on the walk over." - Calvin Eng
"Others say that customers didn’t need any reminders to keep their masks on. Elizabeth Yee, the owner of Tonii’s Fresh Rice Noodle in Manhattan’s Chinatown, said that she didn’t have any issues with enforcing mask policies or social distancing over the weekend." - Erika Adams
"The family has closed Kam Hing, as well as another store in Brooklyn, so that they can focus on Tonii’s without worrying about increasing the risk of exposure. But they stopped short of being able to reduce the risk entirely by closing all of their businesses. 'If we gave up all three stores … we wouldn’t be able to afford to open back up anymore,' says Yee. 'This one store is trying to help sustain the other ones.'" - Jenny G. Zhang