Bings & Noodles

Friendly staff, easy and quick service. We got the stinky tofu and the octopus skewer. They were both okay and didn't taste fresh. The octupus was so rubbery and overly seasoned. It was too spicy to enjoy. The menu looked promising but the food was disappointing.

I really enjoyed the tea egg and the plum drink. The Bing was also very good but not as flavorful as other ones I've had. I wish it came with pork floss because the add on prices were a bit much and I think that would've fixed my issue with it. It was a great size however. I didn't expect it to fill me up like it did.The service was good, nothing special. The food came out pretty quickly and the servers were pretty attentive and friendly.The place itself is small but cute. A lot of international students from NYU fill up this place around lunchtime and I can see why!Definitely will drop in again for lunch but might try something different! (The soups seemed pretty popular with the other clientele)

Came here twice in two weeks! Totally showed how much i loved hereThe price is very reasonable for where it is and the portion is great. Order combo four for both times and I was pleasantly surprised! Also, a little tip, you can change the combo drink to another drink of the same price so you dont have to be limited by the soda or sour plum drink!Will definitely be back!!

Craving authentic Chinese street food? Look no further! From friendly staff to cute decor, the experience is as delightful as the food itself. Our order included mouthwatering jianbing, savory noodles, pancakes, and more! If you're in need of a quick and satisfying meal, Bing Noodles is the answer.

I'm eating while writing this review. I can't wait it's so good. Northern Chinese Barbecue and noodle restaurant. I'm in Euphoria. It's so authentic and delicious. This place is a must when you're in The Village

Was craving for some light Chinese food and saw that Bings and Noodles was nearby so decided to check it out. Small casual space geared towards the NYU crowd. Opted for the jiang bing. It was just alright. I liked the crunch but kinda lacking in sauce, flavor and spice. Will admit that I doused this is chili oil. Stinky tofu: had a craving for this and was surprised to see it on their menu. Honestly, they should just call this fried tofu - it wasn't stinky tofu at all. Also missed the pickles that always come with stinky tofu. Otherwise, decent for fried tofu. Overall, it was just alright but they offer light snacks at a very casual setting. Prices were reasonable. Not the best but I guess if you're craving bings and all, it can do.

A little hole in the wall. Most of the menu was in Chinese, with English translations. Tried the spicy chicken and beef noodle soup. Spicy chicken had a good mix of ingredients, lots of noodles, two quail eggs, shitake mushrooms, and together skins. Not too spicy, but easy to eat (4 stars)The beef was in a light broth, not a ton of extra ingredients. Felt missing something. If you wanted a warm bowl of soup with lots of noodles, to settle your stomach... it works (3 stars)

This is a cute, casual spot that seems to cater to NYU students mostly. We tried a few different things during our visit. My favorite was the Jiang Bing with pork floss. I would definitely order this again! The popcorn chicken was also pretty solid, same with the lamb skewers. The squid tentacles were a little tough and the Beijing Zha Jian Mian was a little bland. Overall, I think this is a pretty solid spot for a quick meal if you stick to certain dishes. Service was friendly and attentive.

I really enjoyed their place especially because they had unique dishes I can't find in many of the stores nearby such as the millet porridge and the bean soup. They reminded me of home and were super delicious! I love getting the combo with the jianbing and the pancake with egg and sausage. It was super delicious and filling. The tea egg was flavorful and I also enjoyed their popcorn sausage. The bbq skewers were good. The service was fast and I would definitely go back to try their other dishes.

I felt a little bit awkward here, but the food was incredibly delicious! The braised pork very tender and flavorful, with the rice absorbing its flavors and the bok choy + bamboo shoots balanced out the rich savory flavors. The popcorn chicken was abundant, crispy, juice, and flavorful as well. Will probably come here for lunch more often because of great pricing and food portions. The inside was decorated nicely, like a lot of thought was put into it. The service was okay, the employees were pretty friendly