About our rating systemThere are more Chinese restaurants in the United States than there are McDonald’s, but that doesn’t mean you should assume you’ve ever tasted anything like the fare served at Hao Noodle. This is the kind of cooking you’ll find only in the most accomplished restaurants in Beijing, Chongqing, and Shanghai….which makes sense since those are the cities where the proprietress opened her first (celebrated) establishments. Top dishes include a smoked sole that melds a campfire’s essence with soy sauce and ocean brine; the pleasingly sour and just fiery-enough fish stew; bacon siu mai dumplings; and the searing hot pot beef noodles. Hao Noodle is also prettier than your average Chinese food joint, with flowers on the marble-topped tables and a twinkly light sculpture over the long wooden communal table (it’s nice enough for a casual date night).
New York City› Restaurant
Hao Noodle and Tea
401 Sixth Ave.
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Greenwich Village
Hours
Mon–Thurs 11:30am–2pm and 5:30–9pm, Fri-Sat noon–3pm and 5:30–10pm, Sun noon–3pm and 5:30–9pm
Transportation
Subway: A, B, C, D, E, F to West 4th St.
Phone
212/633-8900
Prices
Main dishes $14–$38
Cuisine Type
Chinese
Web site
Hao Noodle and Tea by Madame Zhu’s Kitchen
Other
Second location at 343 W. 14th St., in Chelsea
Neighborhood
Greenwich Village
Hours
Mon–Thurs 11:30am–2pm and 5:30–9pm, Fri-Sat noon–3pm and 5:30–10pm, Sun noon–3pm and 5:30–9pm
Transportation
Subway: A, B, C, D, E, F to West 4th St.
Phone
212/633-8900
Prices
Main dishes $14–$38
Cuisine Type
Chinese
Web site
Hao Noodle and Tea by Madame Zhu’s Kitchen
Other
Second location at 343 W. 14th St., in Chelsea
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