momofuku noodle bar was certainly an enjoyable experience, and I'd definitely say, "It's worth a visit." But it didn't quite live up to the expectations I had for a "David Chang original recipe."
Certainly a more casual feel than its momofuku siblings, the noodle bar is a good place to visit with friends. But do expect there to be a wait, unless you can beat the crowd for an early dinner.
momofuku noodle bar, nyc |
At any momofuku, you *must* try to steamed pork buns. These were no different from the ones I had at the ssam bar the other time. Don't leave this place without first trying the pork buns.
steamed pork buns |
steamed pork buns |
I also very much enjoyed the cold spicy noodles. But these noodles are spicy. Really Spicy.
spicy noodles |
spicy noodles |
The most boring (and disappointing) dish of the day was ramen. I had such high expectations for this dish,,, and maybe that was why, but I really thought that I could expect more from momofuku than this. I thought the soup was way too greasy with no real flavor. Maybe I was unlucky. Maybe I'll give it another try next time.
ramen with pork |
Would I go here again?
Yes, probably. But only for the pork buns, not for the ramen.
Do Eun @ momofuku noodle bar, nyc |
Location: 171 1st Ave (between 10th and 11th streets), NYC
Dress Code: Casual
Occasion: any casual occasionPrice Range: ~$20 / person for appetizer and entree (tax and tip not included)
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