Burp Bowl Cafe

Small shop with great food and friendly staff. Menu is average, food comes in good portion sizes for what you pay. Have been to this location (ues) and have had a great experience each time. Accommodated me and a few coworkers before, always hot food and a good atmosphere.

It my first time coming to their new location in UES. I have tried them several times in midtown. I ordered sesame sauce cold noodles and chicken with chili sauce today. Compared to the other location, the cold noodles were too sweet for me, and the fragrance of the sesame sauce is not strong enough. As for the chicken, it was actually much better than the other location. I remembered looking for water after eating it at the other location, because they were too generous with the MSG. However, this time at the new location, it was very delicious. The chicken was tender, and I was able to taste the chili oil and the chicken itself. Overall, it was a nice place to grab a bite.

Very cozy place and reminds me of my daily food in China. Super friendly and nice owner. She is very detail oriented and cares customers feelings. Also I noticed that she remembers her frequent customers. If you want to taste the authentic Chinese daily breakfast pho and noodles, here’s the place you definitely should go.

New Chinese noodle shop from this mini chain. Affordable. Beware of the „authentic“ amount of spice used in the soup dishes. Mild spicy is already enough to make your eyes shed a tear. Menu has interesting options (intestines, tongue). Soups come with either rice or egg noodles. Tripe soup was excellent. Cucumber salad a bit basic. Cold sesame noodles great, could have had some more sesame and soy sauce. There are only 9 seats and it’s not a place where you would want to stay long, but it’s probably a place where takeout will be the majority of their business anyway.

No frills, hole in the wall kind of noodle shop serving up delicious food. The beef in the beef rice noodle soup was delicious and so tender, some of the best I've had.