
Ramen, Shumai and Pho Between Broome and Mott
A noodle and dumpling run across Broome, Mulberry and Mott, from spicy tonkotsu ramen and lamb shumai to banh xeo tacos and a Chinatown pho house serving for over three decades.


Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen in a rich broth leads the bowls at this brick-lined room at 384 Broome St, with TanTan men, Shoyu ramen, buns, cocktails and sushi such as the Twins roll. The dining room is small and somewhat dark, and service is attentive. It opens daily at noon, closing at 10 PM, or 11 PM on Friday and Saturday.
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Handmade shumai come large at this Broome Street counter at 394 Broome St, in lamb, beef and onion, shrimp and pork. Beef bone broth arrives as a noodle soup with tender beef, salted to taste, alongside crispy chive pork shrimp potstickers and cucumber salad. The compact, modern space suits couples and small groups. It opens daily from 10 AM to 8 PM.
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Banh xeo tacos, braised short rib banh mi and pho share the menu at 227 Mulberry Street, with braised beef over jasmine rice, beer-battered fish tacos and yuca chips. Drinks include watermelon limeade and strong Vietnamese coffee, and the room has space for large groups. It opens daily at 11 AM, closing at 9 PM, or 10 PM on Friday and Saturday.
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Pho, crispy spring rolls and free hot tea have kept regulars coming to 157 Mott St for over three decades. Longtime patrons order bun, crispy meat lettuce wraps and Vietnamese coffee in a plain, no-fuss room with fair prices and familiar staff. It is open daily from 11 AM to 9 PM.
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