Prosperity Noodle — Restaurant in New York

This is my go-to spot for a delicious and affordable lunch in the area! No where else in the area will you get a large container of rice+chicken, a medium soup and crisps for $6-7 and a large menu selection.

This is a typical American Chinese spot with all your favorites: Chicken & Broccoli, General Tso's, Orange Chicken, Kung Pao Chicken, etc.

Staff: Very friendly, helpful, and quick. The woman in front has never failed to put a smile on my face or make me feel welcomed. Watch how quickly she packages your order, or you might miss it! The food also flies out super quick so you get to enjoy it while it's still steaming hot.

Seating: There is seating all around the small interior for maybe 8-10 people, not much I would recommend taking your order to-go.

Lunch Special: You get 1 plate with your choice of white rice OR fried rice + a soup (wanton or egg drop) OR a soda. That is a lot of food, I have never left unsatisfied by the Prosperity Noodle.

There is another Asian spot diagonally across the street by the D N R train stop. While their prices are similarly cheap, you do not get nearly as much food (the soup is a tiny cup, and nothing comes with it) nor do they have a large selection that Prosperity...

I ordered the pork fried rice, dumplings, and egg rolls, and unfortunately, it was a mixed experience.

The egg rolls were just okay. They had a decent crunch, but they tasted like they’d been made the day before and reheated. Not fresh.

The dumplings were the best part of the meal. They were soft, flavorful, and cooked well. No complaints there.

The pork fried rice, however, was really disappointing. The texture was mushy, the flavor was overwhelmingly salty yet somehow still bland, and it was loaded with too many large onions. There was hardly any pork, which made the dish feel incomplete.

Only the dumplings stood out. Everything else could use serious improvement,...

Pretty normal Chinese food. (American Chinese food). Over the year, I think I ate too much of.

Lunch is okie. The portion is a bit small even it's special. Small I meant I think it's enough thou. I had general Tao chicken and it's usually my go to. Nothing much I can say how great it taste but it does fix a craving.

Something different at this spot is the special menu outside. You can find some more traditional Chinese food. I was a bit surprised.

The food is decent and well made. I usually put my food on a real plate to make...