Silky Kitchen - Menu

i got mao braised pork belly soup noodles. excellent, good amount of spicy. I will definitely come back again to have other menu items. Super friendly staff, fast service and efficient ordering system

The Hunan food here is incredibly delicious. I found that the spiciness level was just right—many restaurants in the city tone down their spiciness to cater to the New York palate, but this place did it perfectly. Food: 5/5.

The noodles at this restaurant are incredibly tasty! I definitely recommend adding an egg on top. It's a great spot for a quick and relaxed lunch or dinner, and the portions are quite large, so make sure to arrive with an appetite. View menu

This restaurant consistently offers some of the freshest food in New York. There's just one long table for dining, but it’s a must-visit for me whenever I’m in the city. Just a heads up: the extra spicy option really is spicy! Food: 5/5

I always love dining at Silky Kitchen. The staff are friendly and welcoming. However, one thing I dislike is the payment machine, especially for New Year's. Why is the first tip option set at 22% after tax? It would be great to have more flexible choices. The menu at Silky Kitchen remains excellent as always.

This is one of the top Chinese restaurants in NYC. The noodles have a unique smoky flavor that I can't resist whenever I'm nearby. They pack quite a bit of heat! While I typically opt for spicy or extra spicy at other places, I found that the medium level is perfect here. I suggest starting with a milder option on your first visit and then adjusting according to your taste. View menu

We were on the hunt for some classic Chinese food and came across this restaurant. If you enjoy spicy dishes, this place is ideal for you! It has a fast-food or takeout atmosphere, but it's very clean and has a great design. My wife chose the mild chicken noodle soup, while I went for the pork and chicken over rice. Both meals were full of flavor and had a nice spicy kick. We really enjoyed what we ate, and the portion sizes were decent. P.S. The restroom was clean!

This is a self-service Chinese restaurant with a reasonably spacious seating area. The fast-food style means you place your order at the back, retrieve your own food, and clean up after yourself, so they do not accept tips. I tried a bowl of rice noodles with stewed beef, choosing the mild spicy option. Both the beef and noodles were well-cooked, and the broth was relatively light, which I actually appreciated. It provided a cozy warmth without being too rich or heavy on the stomach. This would make for a perfect comfort food choice for a weekend lunch.

Silky Kitchen offers the real deal in authentic Hunanese cuisine. As soon as I walked in and saw Chairman Mao's Favorite Braised Pork a true signature dish, on the menu, I knew this place was legit. A onetime resident of Hunan, my husband claims that the food at Silky Kitchen is as good as one might find in Hunan itself. A self-defined fast casual spot, Silky Kitchen offers top-notch restaurant-level rice and noodle dishes, with spiciness customizable from regular to medium to spicy to extra spicy. We ordered the hot and sour fish noodle soup and the stir-fried chicken with chili paste over rice. The former was mind-blowingly delicious. The fish was so tender and the soup perfectly tart. Eve... View menu