Hunan Rice Noodles in Brooklyn With Spice Set at the Kiosk

Slurp Hunan rice noodles in Brooklyn, with heat set your way and bowls packed with braised pork, ribs, and cuttlefish.

Know how spicy to set your bowl.

🍜 Spicy Beef Rice Noodle Soup

Hunan rice noodles in Brooklyn come straight from the kiosk at Silky Kitchen, a casual Willoughby Street spot built on rich, homey Hunan cooking. Stir-fried spicy beef rice noodle soup sets the tone, and Hunan beef over rice offers a different base.

You can choose your spice level across the menu. The spicy setting lands notably sharp for heat seekers, while nonspicy choices and mapo tofu keep a gentler meal on the table. Bowls come packed to the brim with braised pork, pork ribs, and cuttlefish, and crispy dumplings round out the order.

The clean setup doubles as a regular gathering spot for nearby NYU Tandon students after class, and service moves quickly. Prices stay inexpensive at 56 Willoughby St, open daily from 11 AM to a quarter to 9 PM.


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