The Chinese Couple Vendor aka The Dollar Cart!

Food was very good! My boyfriend and I are chinese food addicts and we can be a bit picky. We thought the food has great flavor and it was so cheap! Its definitely worth trying. The couple who runs it are also very nice people.

It’s good. It’s cheap. It’s fast. The portions are big. Can’t go wrong if you’re hungry and in a hurry.

Food was very good and fresh
And cant beat the price…
Must try spot in china town

Fried chicken legs, fishballs on skewers, chow mai fun, spring rolls… And it’s all so tasty and the $ 1ish price tag just makes it like Christmas. They’re very nice here, clean, lighting fast, and clearly have a loyal fan base as evidenced by the constant line snaking away from the cart. It helps to speak Cantonese but pointing at this things will get you the same. Try it all!

Everything about this place is great! Sometimes you’d encounter a line waiting for their delicious food.
I find their noodles to be a bit on the salty side but it still tastes oh so amazing. I always come here to buy their chicken meat and chicken leg. Recently I’ve been getting the fish balls as well. So yummy!

When I tried coming here, they weren’t there. Maybe I came during the wrong weather. However I finally got to buy more recently and I was so happy about it. It is cheap and fulfilling. My favorite is the pan fried rice noodles and it’s only $ 1.50! Brooklyn has already raised their prices or given less. noodles but this one always fills it up!

This place is all the hype! Moved to Canal and Mott though. Waited in a line of 10 people but well worth it. Had the lo mein and fried rice and spring rolls. Actual very tasty!!! The price is on point as well. Make sure you give it a try.

Really cheap and affordable prices.
I visit this cart whenever I go to Chinatown or Soho after school. I love their spring rolls.
However, they’re not there on days with bad weather (rain, thunderstorms).
They understand Cantonese, Mandarin, and English.

The food is cheap but the quality is great for the price you pay. We ordered a few orders of fish ball sticks to eat while walking around. It was very juice, full of flavor and a decent size. The sauce they used on it was really good and not too sweet. It reminded me of ketchup. We paid $ 5 to feed three people. It was supposed to be a light snack but these actually filled us up. My family kept on telling me to finish the remaining pieces but I was so full. Definitely try this place out. It’s cart itself isn’t labeled but you can find it at its located address.

So awesomely cheap and consistent. $ 1.50 for a nice serving of Veg fried rice, lo mein or mei fun. $ 1.00 for four spring rolls. You can’t go wrong here. I always stop here even if I’m on way to eat. Quick service.

Cheap cheap cheap
It’s only okay, nothing great
But like I said, cheap cheap cheap!

One of the best food cart vendors in chinatown, bang for your buck all around. The prices are pretty darn cheap at this day and time, plus the food doesn’t compromise when it comes to taste/​flavor. The couple working here are always exceptionally nice and the line goes pretty fast too, so don’t worry about waiting for too long. The food is not as greasy as some claim it to be. If you think this is greasy then I suggest you just get everything steam cooked.

oh wow this place actually has a Unilocal.Not much to say not simply one of the cheapest place you can find in china town and I gotta say their food really suprised me.

Good place. Felt like back to school again. Their liangpi isn’t as good as it in China but it is the best place so far.

Delish! He was already sold out of most things by the time i got there but the fine noodle and it was amazing. Cant believe the prices!

Hard working couple that actually makes decent food with understandable prices. From what I have heard this cart has prevailed throughout years of economic hardships. It’s a food cart, of course it might be greasy, what do you expect? Nonetheless, it’s a bang for your buck. LITERALLY. Enjoy the tastes of hardwork, all for less than two dollars.

Can’t believe this actually has a Unilocal!
This is literally one of the cheapest eats you can find in Chinatown. It’s pretty delicious and can be fulfilling too for just $ 1.50 or so. But beware, it’s also really greasy too!

Apparently back in 2008, they had everything for $ 1. Crazy!
Now it’s a modest $ 1.50 each for a «small» container of Fried Rice, Lo Mein, and Fried Mei Fun and $ 3 each for a large container. The containers are pretty big. One small would definitely be enough for a girl with average appetite. Maybe two smalls or a large for a guy with average appetite. A large with a small or two larges can fill ANYONE.
As for the taste, it is delicious, albeit a little greasy, around the same level as the average Chinatown restaurant. A great little trick would be to bring it home and cook it briefly with some plain rice or lo mein or add some other ingredients to balance the greasiness.
They also have Fried Chicken, Fish Balls on a Skewer, and Spring Rolls each for $ 1. I haven’t tried these yet, but I’m excited for the next time I’m in the neighborhood!

This cart reminded me of the vendors in Hong Kong. Very inexpensive, very greasy, so delicious. Of course, you could only eat like this maybe once a year!

Friendly staff, great food and super great.
Love their spring rolls. Ahaha.
Enough said.