New York Noodle Town

Get friendly with a stranger over salt-baked soft-shell crabs and other Chinese delicacies at this bustling Chinatown restaurant, where the quality of the food takes precedence over fussy presentation. The decor may be lacking, but at these incredibly low prices no one can complain. The late hours also makes it perfect for those midnight hunger attacks. Only cash is accepted.

Noodle Town remains one of the city's top chef hangouts: on a given night, you might see Jean George or Wylie Dufresne.

If you're looking for crispy baby pig, and you should. go in the early afternoon, when it's still crisp and warm.

This bright corner spot continues to draw crowds all day and late into the night. The roast meats are popular, particularly the crisp-skinned baby pig, but the duck, soy sauce chicken, and char siu...

Always packed, this bare-bones noodle shop remains a Chinatown classic.

New York Noodle Town is a bustling restaurant in Chinatown , serving salt-baked soft-shell crabs and other delectable Chinese dishes. You'll find that they're not too picky about presentation, placing the most emphasis on the taste of the food. You won't find any fancy decor here, but the food and value more than makes up for this. For those with late-night cravings, New York Noodle Town is...