59th & 60th Street Cart

My favorite noodle cart since I was a teen! It use to be own by a different owner, now it is run by their relatives I assume but the taste of their noodles is still the same !
They have congee, fried noodle (mei fun, lo mein and hor fun), soup noodle (Lai fun, mei fun, hor fun), fried skewer (fish ball, chicken) and fish ball churn fun
I normally get their Tong Lai Fun (Lai Fun in Soup) (16oz=$ 2, 32oz=$ 3) and add a skewer of chicken ($ 1) in it.
Recommended if you want something simple, cheap and yummy!

I used to always come here after school to buy the pan fried rice noodles. Although it was very simple ingredients, I loved it and one box was never enough for me.

All I want is some mother effing foods!
I dont usually eat street food but I do like asain stree cart food… Lots of cheap unheatly food in mini boxes and food on a stick…
You should really avoid Chinese food if you are trying to lose weight… Fried rice is a really bad idea… Chow mein can be really oily. too…loaded with MSG. this is the perfect quick to go food… expicaly if your busy… lots of assorted asain sause… tell them to add some on your foods more flavors!

This street vendor is my favorite, favorite cart on 8^th avenue. It is owned by a couple currently. I was a regular customer since an elder woman was working this cart (a family member of theirs). The cart disappeared for a while and back in business about 1 year ago.
This food cart features: Fried Rice Noodles, Chow Mein, Fried Flat Rice Noodles, Skewers, and noodle soups.
My family’s favorite thing to order is the Fried Rice Noodles topping it with their $ 1.00 Chicken skewers. The Fried Rice Noodles are very good, although a bit oily. They stir-​fry their rice noodles with some broth that’s why their rice noodles are flavorful even without meat. They add scallions & bean sprouts into it. Their rice noodles are not dry and very moist. The best time to get it is when they just finish making it!
Noodle soups come with your choice of carbs: rice noodles, vermicelli, and etc. They come with a few fish balls or add a fried egg (extra charge). Their broth is very tasty but can be salty sometimes. I believe their broth is a chicken soup with added the Chinese goji berry (kay chee in Cantonese). The goji berry gives the broth a bit of a herbal taste. Delicious!
Their Chicken Skewers are different! They are generous with the amount of meat on the stick. They also have fishballs, fish tofu, and hot dog.
The couple gives their customers very good service. They keep in mind who came first and always make sure you leave their cart with everything you want & happy. If they ran out of something, they will ask if you want to walk around for a few minutes while they make another batch (depends on the hour of the day). Very accommodating & friendly service!
Definitely 5 Stars cart in my book!
Note: I apologize I do not have pictures at the moment. I will update when I can!