Shaxian Snacks - Brooklyn

This is my go-to restaurant for a late-night meal since it stays open until midnight! The oxtail soup and pork peanut soup are incredible. The shrimp-shaped dumplings are not only delicious but also beautifully presented. You can get a combo that includes one pork belly, one vegetable, one soup, and white rice for just $17—what a fantastic deal!

The wonton soup and steamed dumplings were delicious! I'm not a big fan of the sesame noodles, but I'll definitely return for the soup. Don't forget to add some vinegar!

Had a Combo F for $7，The price is ok，and the white rice was SOFT and TASTY! Especially with shanghaiqing veggies！I was so enjoy the white rice!Couldnt forget！By contrast，the Wonton‘s was just ok to me. So u got to try the rice here！

As someone from Xiamen, I can say that Bianshi Wonton is quite authentic. It's exactly what I've been looking for in New York. Great job!

This small, casual lunch spot on Union Street is a must-try! I intended to order the fried flour noodles, but my Chinese wasn't great, so I mistakenly got the fried thin rice noodles instead. Regardless, I finished every bite! It reminded me of my childhood, as it tastes just like the food from Fujian. The prices are very reasonable too! I also ordered the fried dumplings, which were absolutely delicious—definitely eat them while they're hot! They're super crispy. I'll definitely return to try the hot and sour noodles.