(212) 524-6800
26 Carmine St
New York,
NY
10014
40.7301
-74.0028
Neighborhoods: West Village, Downtown
What People Are Saying About Noodle Bar
The Editor
Erin Behan
Citysearch
The Scene – Only two small tables augment the long row of bar seats at this simple Village noodle house. Funky Asian posters paper the bar, but all eyes are focused on the chefs who work behind the counter. They fill orders quickly, but their speed can result in confused, albeit friendly, service. – – The Food – Give in to the tempting array of appetizers with an order of the hearty kimchee pancakes whose spicy hoisin sauce lifts them above the ordinary, or the moist Tsingtao beer-battered cod with a side of addictive fried cassava chips. A healthy portion of tender…
10/26/09
Great lunch specials!
by jkramer13
the lunch specials here are, quite simply, unbeatable.
- Pros: best noodles for your $
- Cons: small and can get pretty crowded
03/09/09
Good food for casual dining.
by jaredfrahs
The food is always good. The duck soup and fried rice are my fav. Noodle bar is a great place to have in any area. Good food at low price great for this economy.
- Pros: Food and price
- Cons: service but its good enough
06/27/08
great food if you don't mind being squashed
by eatinpants
This place has some AWESOME food. the singapore noodles are amazing. i would highly recommend it for that reason.
HOWEVER, be advised when you go that there is so little seating that the servers don't seem to mind asking you to move 2 TIMES during one meal to accommodate others. especially at lunch-it is SLAMMED. dinner time might be a little better so i'd recommend maybe going then. prices aren't bad either so for a casual quick bite it's a good choice. just don't expect any ambiance or comfort in the seating. not a place you wanna hang out and chill-it's an eat and go kind of joint.
- Pros: cool location, AWESOME food, usually pretty fast
- Cons: teeny crowded restaraunt, always slammed at lunch time
The Details on Noodle Bar
The Extras:
The restaurant currently has no liquor license--so it's BYOB. Check out nearby Astor Wine for the largest selection of sake in the city.
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