Came here after a cold day walking around. The setting is very cute it's all wood inside and we were able to get a table quickly. Our waiter was always patient and ready to take our order even though we took quite a bit of time deciding. We got the seafood soup and fish sour soup, definitely would recommend the fish sour one but I am an avid spice sour lover. The dishes took a bit to come out but we have our cucumber salad to keep us refreshed although it was a little sweeter than I would like and the scallion pancake which you can never go wrong with. We ended with the ice dumpling dessert which came in this cute heart shaped tray, the dessert wasn't anything special it didn't have too much flavor but the additional fruit was nice.

My favorite restaurant. Love the noodle and authenticity. No chemical soup base added.

Large amount, very delicious. Different discounts available. Open 11am to 10:30 pm. Come to try, you won't be disappointed.

Best (only place nearby) for lamb skewers. Their soup noodles are good but also try their chow fun, which is possibly even better. They are also usually over-staffed, which is good for us customers. The wooden ambiance is also very comfortable, although not enough distance between strangers.

I was looking for a place to get dinner with a friend in Flushing and our friend had said her family had eaten here and suggested this place. What a great suggestion - the noodle soups that are their staple are so delicious. It's a unique noodle soup I haven't had elsewhere and you have different assortments to choose from in terms of what toppings you want. I imagine it's all delicious - the broth is almost milky and the noodles are so good. They also have sides you can get - we got the cucumber salad and fried pumpkin cakes. The fried pumpkin cakes were a bit too oily and greasy for me (and I love fried things), so I personally recommend sticking to the noodles. I liked this place so much that I've marked it down on my map with a heart, and suggested my family check it out. They have been twice now and really love it - sooooo good, you definitely can't go wrong here.

Nice to have a place for this type of rice noodle. The soup itself is a bit on the salty side, nicer after adding vinegar and chili oil. Cool dishes are surprisingly nicely made, especially the cucumber.

I ordered a beef stew rice noodle to go. The noodles held up exceptionally well, they were still bouncy and al dente. There was a nice large container of soup and brisket. The brisket was cooked perfectly and the soup was delicious. It was a good size portion for lunch. I was able to make two bowls of beef noodle soup for myself when I got home. The two young ladies that brought me my food and rang up the bill were super friendly and polite. The restaurant looked spacious and clean inside, I'm sure I'll get an opportunity to eat there sometime. If I had a complaint, it would be that the vegetables don't look anything like the photo. They were just a couple of sad leaves, but who cares?

I absolutely love coming here - it's affordable, quick and delicious. After my first time here, I now know what I like to get and it hits the spot everytime. I always get the fatty beef noodle soup and the sauerkraut (not really sure if that's the right translation of it) fish noodle soup along with some beef skewers. We always try some new skewers when we go but the beef is our favorite! It's the perfect place for a nice hearty meal.

If you are looking for a warm bowl of goodness on a cold day, this is where it's at. I'm a big fan of rice noodles over wheat noodles as they are lighter and doesn't put me in an instant food coma. Decided to give this place a try vs my usual spot (Ten Seconds Noodle) and it did not disappoint. In comparison, the broth felt more healthy and nutrient at Deng Ji Yun Nan with the added herbs. The menu is quite large but well presented with plenty of photos for reference. I liked how spacious the interior was with all the light wooden accents.

Clean and bright space which invited me inside amongst all the other shops that lines Flushing's chinatown AND they accept card (some places are cash only). I have never heard of Yun Nan (crossing bridge) noodles before, but it's beautifully presented ingredients/toppings ranging from veggies to meats and seafood presented on a bridge or wooden box before it gets dumped into your hot stone soup bowl by the server. Tip: take your food pics immediately when the toppings come out because they will waste no time pouring everything into your soup. The soup itself is a mild bone broth with soft rice noodles. I enjoyed it thoroughly. You are also served hot jasmine tea, which was pleasantly flavored.