The original Momofuku restaurant is well-known to be packed to bursting point in the evenings by ramen-craving New Yorkers. It may have something to do with its walk-in policy, but more likely can be blamed on its delicious Asia-accentuated menu. Mouthwatering pork buns, succulent mu shu pancakes, and savory ginger scallion noodles are only a few of the favorites on offer. And if you're really worried about not getting a table, Momofuku makes an exception for its signature southern-style and korean fried chicken meal, available to book for four to eight people.
Momofuku Noodle Bar, 171 First Avenue, New York, New York 10003
Fried Chicken Meal Reservations, Online Only HERE
[Photo via Momofuku Noodle Bar]
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