Best Cheap Noodles in Gramercy Park | Top 6 Cheap Spots

6 restaurants in Best Cheap Noodles in Gramercy Park | Top 6 Cheap Spots

• SANUKI UDON — Japanese · rated 4.7/5: Steam rises in fragrant clouds from bubbling vats of dashi, where the rhythmic slap of hand-kneaded dough signals the arrival of thick, chewy Sanuki-style noodles. Diners find comfort in bowls of golden broth topped with lacy tempura, savoring the satisfying tug of each strand in a space that hums with the soulful warmth of a traditional Japanese noodle house.
• BaoDega — Chinese · rated 4.6/5: Stepping into BaoDega feels like entering a vibrant urban sanctuary where the rhythmic clatter of woks and the sweet, yeasty aroma of steaming dough create an immediate sense of warmth. Hand-pleated bao arrive in delicate clouds of vapor, revealing succulent fillings that burst with ginger and soy, while bowls of silken noodles swim in deeply savory, long-simmered broths. This lively corner brings together the soulful comfort of traditional Chinese street food with a sleek, contemporary energy, making every meal feel like a spirited celebration of flavor.
• SANUKI UDON — Japanese · rated 4/5: Clouds of savory steam rise from an open kitchen where the art of the noodle is celebrated through the rhythmic craft of rolling and cutting fresh dough. Each bowl showcases thick, Sanuki-style udon prized for its signature bouncy texture, swimming in a golden dashi broth that balances deep umami notes with a clean, comforting finish.
• Abiko Curry — Japanese: Step into a space where time is the secret ingredient, most notably in the signature 100-hour curry that simmers to a deep, velvety richness. Golden-fried pork cutlets provide a satisfying crunch against silken noodles and chewy rice cakes, while molten cream cheese croquettes offer a decadent, melt-in-your-mouth finish to this soulful, spice-infused journey.
• Bites of Xi'an — Chinese: The air at Bites of Xi'an is thick with the intoxicating scent of toasted cumin and slow-simmered spices, drawing diners into a space where the ancient flavors of the Silk Road find a vibrant, modern home. Golden, shatteringly crisp flatbreads give way to succulent fillings of tender stewed meats, while steaming bowls of hand-stretched noodles are bathed in rich, tangy sauces and bright swirls of tomato and egg. It is a soulful celebration of Shaanxi street food, where every bite balances bold heat with the comforting warmth of traditional hearth cooking.
• Xi'an Famous Foods — Chinese: The air hums with the rhythmic thwack of dough hitting the counter as chefs pull wide, ribbon-like noodles by hand, drenching them in a signature blend of tingly Sichuan peppercorns and aromatic chili oil. Crusty, spice-rubbed burgers and slippery "cold-skin" noodles provide a vibrant counterpoint to the bold, cumin-heavy heat that defines this high-energy tribute to Shaanxi street food.