Loong Noodles

Loone Noodle on St. Marks Place has been my go-to spot for comforting and delicious soup since they opened their doors, and I can't recommend it enough! I'm a huge fan of the vibrant neon decor, it just adds to the fun and casual atmosphere. The service is consistently friendly and welcoming, which makes every visit a pleasure. But the real star of the show is the food – it's absolutely delicious and incredibly affordable, especially for NYC. I'm particularly obsessed with the pork intestine soup (so flavorful!) and the chili wonton soup (the perfect balance of spice and savory). I've brought countless friends here over the year, and they all agree – Loone Noodle is a winner. It's hands down my number one choice for a satisfying and affordable bowl of soup in the neighborhood. If you're looking for a tasty and fun noodle experience in the East Village, definitely check out Loone Noodle!

I originally had some reservations going in because the place looked very "TikTok famous" (and I'd seen it on social media a lot too). But I'm happy to say that the food was very good! Good portion in the beef soup noodles and the chicken stirred noodles we got. The chicken stirred noodles was very flavorful. Plus the prices are very good too for $13 a bowl.

Eggs are still rare and expensive, but I’ve been desperately craving tomato and egg, my all-time favorite chinese household dish. For only $13, I was overjoyed to score a massive bowl of tomato and egg noodle here in St. Marks Place. They have a variety of chinese style noodle soup and dry mixed noodles, all under $13 and in HUGE portion. My friend and I had to share a bowl and pack some leftovers home. ＊Dry Mixed Tomato & Egg Noodle $12.99*** So homey and comforting. I picked wheat noodle and I preferred it over the typical rice noodle. The noodle held up the sauce really well. The bowl was healthy and flavorful topped with bok choy and cilantro. Will definitely get this again. ＊Dry Mixed Beef Noodle $12.99** My friend’s favorite! The beef shank was cut into cubes. Tender and well marinated. We got rice noodle for this bowl and it was smooth and bouncy. The soy sauce base was bursting with umami flavor. ＊Pork Crispy Pot-Stickers $9.99 You can pick pork/chicken/vegetarian filling. I poured some housemade chili oil over the pan fried dumpling to spice it up. ＊Beef Tripe Salad $12.99 Interesting texture! Absolutely loved the sauce base made of garlic, sesame, and chili oil.

I had the beef noodle soup which was ok. The broth is watered down and not very flavorful. The rice noodles, beef, and bok choy were delicious though

this place does rice noodles perfectly. soup broth is delicious with perfect amount of mala spice (mild). noodles, beef and veg perfectly cooked. a bowl of beef rice noodles with extra beef and extra vegetables still comes out less than $20.