This place might not look like much on the outside, which is part of the reason why I've lived here for 12 years and never thought to come inside, but boy am I glad I did. Everything I ordered was seasoned just right - not so crazy salty that I have to eat them with rice. I''m definitely coming back to try their other dishes.

They had removed all the indoor seating, but they set up outdoor seating for customers who needed seats to eat. It was for self service. The outdoor seating area had AC, but they only turned it on when they saw customers were seating there. We went for a quick lunch, so ordered a few noodle soup. The food portion is big given the price charged. They gave lots of meat for each order. The roasted duck was very yummy. The only problem was that the wait was a bit long and they did not enforce social distancing inside.

Food is pretty good and fair prices. Especially their bbq pork, roasted duck, and roasted pork. Their meat has more flavor than other places I’ve been to. Friendly customer service! I’ve been coming here almost every week to buy rice for dinner. Give it a try, you won’t regret it!

Enjoyed a few meals here. They serve the Cantonese style food. Soups, congee and rice bowl dishes are their specialty. Prices are very reasonable and their roast meats are very good, especially the duck. I was kind of shocked how good their fried wonton is too. Lots more meat filling then most other places. If you need a place for a quick meal and reasonable prices give this place a try

This place is golden, it’s not about fine dining or elevated service and don’t listen to negative reviews. This hole in the wall is magical if you want hand made fresh dumplings basically made in front of you. Flavors are light, and fresh. Not Kosher but wonton soup is a must, the peanut noodles are great and shrimp dumplings too. Will be back.

Hole in the wall restaurant with decent seating in the back. Order and pay when you first walk in. Grab a seat after, you may have to share when it gets crowded. Then a server will come out with a tray of the same items, ask who ordered this one, and pass it to you. I got the wonton soup which is a must. Very light and bouncy. The chive dumplings were spot on. The peanut noodles were equally as popular. Servers speak limited English so be on the look out for your items and just raise your hand so they come to you.

Cost went up, portions went down. This place is no longer a value per meal location.

Overpriced compared to Ng’s Kitchen next door. Congee also does not taste as good. Very watery. $6 for a container of soy milk is crazy.

Despite of the emptiness of the restaurant at times, this place is an amazing take out place. My hungry strikes at midnight, I know where I will call for a pick up or deliver at the final hour. I love their whole fried young tender chicken, I've had it 5 times and they were perfect every time, and the seasoning is always on point.

The service was pretty decent, much like normal where you just walk in, take a seat and get a menu. The food however was mixed. I really liked the flavor but the chicken in the burger was mostly the outside part with minimum chicken. Great atmosphere and design!

We ordered the Peanut butter noodles, Steamed buns, and pig stomach soup. The soup was a little bland but everything else was good. Service and atmosphere is a 10/10 we love little Chinatown. 😌

Recently open and the place is phenomenal. The food is cheap and affordable. Service is superior aka fast and no tip unless you want to. We had the steam pork buns, the fuzhou wonton soup, noodles with peanut sauce and the mei fen with beef tripe soup. I got the pan fried pork buns to go. It was super good and tasteful. I will so come back again with Jo regrets. I recommend it 297372727%

Food is great - fish dish. The service is not espectacular but friendly. Been there multiple times and everything in there is decent! Recommended to try! They also sell milk/fruit tea in there.

My bestie’s fav place for lunch. Idk what she enjoys but if youre a fan of tangy sour soup then this the place for you. She likes soups like that, and it comes with rice. Which is prob why she likes this restaurant. The interior is cozy and clean, has a station for bubble teas and stuff. I tried the tangy kimchi beef soup and was just ok about it. It has bean sprouts in it by default which is nice cause I like bean sprouts, but the flavor were not bad! Its lowkey addicting, but i wish it has cilantro flavor. The portions were generous and rice were just enough for it. I added tofu skin and it didnt come with a lot, but a good amount of meat and ingredients. $15.

My family is majority Taishanese immigrants so they enjoy bringing the older generation here to eat traditional Cantonese seafood dishes. You can get some pretty exotic eats here and nice comfort southern Chinese food.

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This restaurant is pretty much hidden. The food is good, service was definitely on point and the pricing is good too! The salt and pepper pork chop is on point and definitely should be ordered!

I ordered a takeout malatang with 8 ingredients that cost $20. The portion size is small and not even filling for one person. However, I only received 5 of the 8 ingredients I ordered, and there were more noodles than ingredients. Also, they added other ingredients that I don't like, like the seaweed you see in the picture, bean sprouts and corn . Additionally, the beef looked like leftovers because is small like nail-sized pieces.

I had a delightful dining experience at Yuan Boo in Sunset Park. The stir-fried noodles and Braised pig's feet were absolutely delicious. These dishes are a must-try! The restaurant offers a delectable blend of flavors, making it a go-to spot for anyone craving scrumptious Asian cuisine. I'll definitely be returning for more.

I bought 2 plates meat for $10 she told me not giving any sauce for it , must 12$ up give sauce I wish I give 0 stars

I had a very unpleasant experience at this restaurant. I went in to confirm a detail from the menu since it was in Chinese, and I wanted to make sure I understood it correctly. However, when I asked, the staff responded extremely rudely and with a bad attitude, even making disrespectful comments like, ‘Can’t you read?’ It’s unacceptable to treat customers like this when they’re simply trying to clarify something. How would they feel if they went somewhere where only English is spoken and didn’t understand? Imagine someone saying, ‘Can’t you read? Don’t you understand?’ Disgraceful behavior. I definitely won’t be coming back and won’t recommend this place to anyone.

The food is very affordable here. Customers can get 4 sides and a cup of soup for $7.50. The food is good and fresh. And the eating area is clean.

We were visiting this Chinese neighborhood in Brooklyn and one of the employees recommended this restaurant for noodles. It was amazing, really one of the best places we have eaten and seemed very authentic. This is very much understated, a hole in the wall with a relatively simple menu. You pay cash, the food comes out. Piping hot for dining in or takeout, fresh, delicious, and when you are done you have already paid. So you just leave. Leave. There were many people came in while we were eating in which says to me that this is a favored neighborhood joint. Highly recommended.

I’m fluent in Cantonese and went in to place an order, but I received very poor service and attitude. The staff member was making fun of me in her native language, calling me an ABC (American-born Chinese). It was both racist and unacceptable customer service. She messed up my order, blamed me for it, and then said she couldn’t fix it. I ended up having to place the order twice.