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Never got the food, the guy gave up finding the adress after an hour - despite me explaining in detail the way. Maybe the delivery guys should be given a gps or at least a touristmap?

Well, if you like roast duck and pork, this is THE place, their duck is so crispy and flavorful, unlike some of the other places in town, roast duck means roast duck with no flavor what so ever, This is a great place if u want truly yummy bbq, and their clay rice casserole is a must have, make sure u order it with a fried egg, they'll serve the egg deep fried but the yoke is still some what raw, break it and the hot rice will cook it to perfection. get one of those claypot rice casserole and an order or duck u have a nice dinner for about $10. cant ask for more. Though the place is always packed, ppl walking by the little alley will for sure make u a bit uncomfortable if u sit by the windows, and the staff do always provide the best service, and the whole restaurant is a bit sticky, from the chairs to the table, but that comes with eating in chinatown, if that doesnt bother you then you have urself a great deal

We stopped by late one night, had the wonton noodle soup, which was really cheap, $4, was a smaller bowl than i thought it would be, it was good, nothing extradinary, my boyfriend had the salty fish fried rice, $6.95 with chicken, charged a little too much for the amount we received, it was hot and tasty, overall the menu items comes with good value.

Come here for a very authentic Hong Kong dining experience, and the awesome selection of great food. The roast duck here supplies the fancy Chinese restaurants nearby. The claypot rice dishes are intriguing, very healthy, and truly tasty. The barbecue cold cut are great for takeaway (you know it is good as there is always a line for it). The congee (aka rice porridge) are cheap, healthy, and great for a cold winter day. Try the Chinese desserts -- an assortment of sweetened health drinks and puddings. I find the bbq meats the best quality around 11am on Sat/Sun when they just open, and the crowd is not there yet. (Haven't been here for lunch on weekdays). Not the cleanest of Chinatown places, however. My only complain about the menu is the ice drinks -- they use artificial flavors just like most cheap Chinatown joints, but charge a lot.

Though I hate to do this I feel like I have to announce my endorsement for the best valued/best tasting restaurant in town, Yummy Noodle. The rice casseroles are amazing. Truly like a chinese "be bim bop". I love all of the chinese barbeque, especially the duck and roast pork, the noodles and the funny tee shirts that the staff wears. A part of me wants to keep this secret to myself but I feel I owe it to others as good karma has a way of finding those who do good deeds.

We ordered the Chinese vegetables noodle soup and the beef chow fun. Friendly service, plenty of people watching, a cozy atmosphere, and quality food for low, low prices. Avoid the main drag of Chinatown and hit this before or after meandering along East Broadway toward the foot of the Manhattan Bridge.

The food is definately Yummy, the hustle and bustle and how busy it is in there definately makes it interesting as you are eating you are eating your food. The claypot rice casserole is a must have, and easily shared among friends. Definitely worth checking out.