Simply Noodles Hours: Plan a Bryant Park Meal

Check Simply Noodles hours, compare dim sum and ramen, and save a reminder for a Bryant Park meal at 110 W 40th St.

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What are Simply Noodles hours near Bryant Park?

Simply Noodles hours are listed as 11 AM–10 PM every day at Simply Noodles & Dim Sum, 110 W 40th St Store 4, Manhattan. If your decision is whether this Bryant Park dim sum stop fits lunch or dinner, both fall within that regular opening window. The restaurant serves fresh-to-order dim sum, rainbow soup dumplings, and noodles, so the choice is not limited to a single style of meal.

Start with the opening window, then the kind of meal you want. A dumpling-focused visit and a noodle-centered meal are both supported by the menu description. Rice dishes, pancakes, shrimp balls, buns, and Passion Tea give you other named options to ask about. The listing carries a $$ price signal, not an itemized menu or a promise about the cost of your order.

Use Simply Noodles hours as a planning reference rather than a guarantee of a table or an exact service time. The recorded rating is 4.8 out of 5 from 396 reviews, with service and value praised in the review summary. Reservations, holiday changes, and a last-order cutoff are not documented. For a visit that depends on any of those details, call (212) 884-5818 before setting your reminder.


What details should you check before going?

Name: Simply Noodles & Dim Sum.
Address: 110 W 40th St Store 4, Manhattan, New York, near Bryant Park.
Simply Noodles hours: Monday 11 AM–10 PM; Tuesday 11 AM–10 PM; Wednesday 11 AM–10 PM; Thursday 11 AM–10 PM; Friday 11 AM–10 PM; Saturday 11 AM–10 PM; Sunday 11 AM–10 PM.
Phone: (212) 884-5818.
Recorded rating: 4.8/5 from 396 reviews; these are listing figures, not a forecast of your experience.
Price signal: $$; exact dish prices and a meal total are not supplied.
Confirm directly: reservations, holiday exceptions, last orders, parking, accessibility, and dietary requirements are not established by this listing.


How do Simply Noodles hours fit lunch or dinner?

The regular schedule gives you the same starting point on every weekday and weekend day: an 11 AM opening and a 10 PM closing. A lunch plan and a dinner plan therefore begin with the same published window, rather than separate weekday and Sunday schedules. Simply Noodles hours do not establish when a particular dish becomes available, when the kitchen takes its final order, or how long a meal will take.

For a midday visit, identify the food you want to ask about before arriving. For an evening visit, decide how much flexibility your own schedule needs. Those are planning choices, not evidence that one part of the day has shorter waits. The source provides no queue measurements, seating availability, or guaranteed turnaround for fresh-to-order dishes.

The useful comparison is a listed opening window versus a confirmed dining plan. If your evening only works with a late order, phone the restaurant rather than interpreting the closing time as a kitchen promise. If your lunch depends on a fixed departure, ask about service timing directly. Save a reminder only after those practical questions are settled; Simply Noodles hours alone cannot answer them.

What should you compare on the menu?

Choose between a dumpling-led meal and a noodle-led meal before building a longer list of dishes. The main description names rainbow soup dumplings, scallion oil noodles, Dan Dan noodles, golden black phoenix buns, Japanese ramen, and rice dishes. That range is the concrete reason to consider this restaurant when people in your party want different kinds of comfort food; it is not proof of every dietary preference being covered.

For the first approach, ask about the dim sum and whether you want to add scallion pancakes or shrimp balls. For the second, compare the named noodle choices and consider whether a rice dish better matches your appetite. Passion Tea is another option mentioned by the listing. Treat these as a useful shortlist, not a current inventory check or a fixed set menu.

The decision point is which part of the menu you actually came for. The asset describes a bright setting and friendly service, but it does not specify portion sizes, ingredients, allergens, or exact dish prices. Check those details before ordering, especially when sharing. Simply Noodles hours help you place the visit on your calendar; a conversation about the menu helps you decide what that visit should include.

When should you check Simply Noodles hours again?

Recheck before a visit that depends on an exception: a holiday, an arrival close to closing, a specific party size, or an order with requirements not covered in the listing. The recorded schedule is regular weekly information. It does not include a special-hours calendar, reservation policy, or kitchen cutoff, so Simply Noodles hours should not be expanded into promises the restaurant has not made here.

The $$ signal and the review summary answer different questions. The former is a broad price indicator; the latter reports that visitors praise friendly service, soup dumplings, and value around Bryant Park. Neither gives an exact bill, a discount, or a guaranteed experience. The 4.8 rating from 396 reviews is useful context, but it should sit alongside your practical checks instead of replacing them.

Use the phone number to resolve the missing detail: (212) 884-5818. Ask the question that could change your decision, whether that concerns a table, a dish, or the timing of your arrival. Then use the related pages below if you want another food direction or a park-oriented plan. This keeps the visit specific without inventing booking access, delivery options, or special offers.


What else should you know before you visit?

What are Simply Noodles hours on Sunday?
The Sunday entry in Simply Noodles hours is 11 AM–10 PM, matching the other six days. Those are regular hours, not a holiday notice or a final-order commitment. Call before traveling if your visit depends on an exception or a late arrival.

Where is Simply Noodles & Dim Sum near Bryant Park?
The address is 110 W 40th St Store 4, Manhattan, New York. This Bryant Park dim sum listing identifies the storefront address; it does not supply an entrance-accessibility assessment or parking instructions. Use the full address when planning where to arrive.

What can I order besides dim sum?
The named alternatives include scallion oil noodles, Dan Dan noodles, Japanese ramen, and rice dishes. The description also mentions golden black phoenix buns, pancakes, shrimp balls, and Passion Tea. Availability, ingredients, and portion sizes still need confirmation when ordering.

Does the restaurant list a price range?
Yes: the asset supplies $$ as its price signal. It does not provide individual dish prices, set-menu costs, taxes, or an expected total for your party. Ask about the actual dishes you are considering rather than treating that symbol as a budget guarantee.

Do I need a reservation for Simply Noodles & Dim Sum?
Simply Noodles hours are documented, but a reservation requirement or acceptance policy is not. Phone (212) 884-5818 to ask about your intended visit. A reminder in Karpo is not a reservation or confirmation of a table.

What do the rating and review summary say?
The recorded rating is 4.8 out of 5 from 396 reviews. The summary highlights friendly service, soup dumplings, and value for the area. Review signals do not verify Simply Noodles hours, guarantee quality, or predict your meal.

Are parking, takeout, or dietary details confirmed?
No specific parking arrangements, takeout availability, or dietary assurances are documented in the main asset. Do not infer them from a restaurant category or a food photograph. If one determines whether you can visit or order, ask the restaurant directly.

Can I plan an early breakfast or a meal after 10 PM?
Simply Noodles hours list an 11 AM opening and a 10 PM closing, so the record does not support either plan. Choose a time within that regular window and confirm kitchen timing separately if you intend to arrive near the end.


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