On the expensive side but very tasty. The pork bao buns were delicious.
We came here on Saturday night, was a busy night. The noodles soup was a bit bland, the pork is good; however, it’s pricey for a bowl at around $30 (eggs added). The most irritating part is the cashier/server at the cash counter! The line was long and the guy was so slow and looked like he was new, didn’t really know what he was doing - checked, looked at one bill, checked again, like 5 times lol just to make sure there were enough/correct utensils for the tray. They need a more active person at that position.
Taste wise, I thought it was good not great! We shared a spicy black miso with extra noodles. But the bowl is so big, we could have done w/o the extra noodles. Having a re-do, we'd probably swap the extra noodles for more pieces of chasu pork. Broth was good. Nothing life-changing but hit the spot.Line was a little long mid-day on a Saturday, having to wait about 20ish mins for the food. Pretty pricy but everything in the market is. Need to try their actual location to see how it compares.
Middle of the day, two couples (four Brits) walked across the Brooklyn Bridge to Brooklyn, then found this place courtesy of the map near the entrance to DUMBO. We found the rooftop bar, and took seats outside in glorious late-morning sunshine. We ordered drinks, and the bartender was superb. I enjoy craft ale, and she showed me the ales in the 'fridge as well as talking me through those on tap. All the while she was expertly handling other customers and drawing us in. (Sadly, I didn't ask her name, but she had short, dark hair and a fantastic smile.) The views back to Manhattan are spectacular and, truthfully, although we had an amazing week in New York, the memory of sitting in the sunshine with good friends, enjoying craft beer, and taking in the view and the surroundings, will remain with me the longest. Wonderful.
The roof top bar has fab food and drinks. A view to die for. Beautiful day could have sat there for ages. Different food stalls downstairs . A place you must visit while in Dumbo
This is an amazing place just off the Brooklyn Bridge in the new area Dumbo, we walked the bridge and went towards the water front, behind us was a lovely refurbed building with some seats outside. When we explored further we found the market and ate there the food from the Pat Lafreda area was some of the best food during our stay in NYC. If you have time we the bridge and enjoy the views back to Manhattan.
I don't think this place is deserving of the negative reviews... The tonkatsu ramen was delicious and huge. The pork and the egg were excellent. However for the price I wouldn't get it again. (I went after mask mandates were lifted so, whatever about masking mentioned in reviews.)
The place is big but there are not that many options I went upstairs, to get a bite qnd enjoy the views. The views are amazing. The food disappointing. Have you ever selected what looked “less unappealing “? That is how I went about my food Let me tell you, it tasted like nothing
Mid week much better than weekends. Roof top bar a bonus. Forninos pizza a must. Roof top bar does m-f happy hr otherwise drinks can get pricey.
If you’re in NYC - this is well worth the visit! Spread over 2 floors - ground floor + 5th floor (outdoor terrace open during the day on this level). Lucky to arrive during happy hour 4-7 but you need to go to the fifth floor for this deal. Possibly the best ramen (ground floor) I’ve ever tasted anywhere in my life (get the egg for $3 extra!). Fab nachos too. A huge choice of different food stands. And the 5th floor view - just wow wow wow! Look forward to a feature visit during trips to NYC.