Best SoHo Delivery- Chinese, Mex, Thai, Pizza, etc...
just moved to the neighborhood-
I'm guessing Lombardi's will be good as ever when it comes to delivery but as for these others, can anybody help me out? not averse to take-out only joints either.
Thanks guys.
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re: ronoc
Mekong for vietnamese, love it
sammys for chinese - 2 different sammys i like the one on 11th
grey dog for sandwiches and turkey burgers
moondance diner for greasy omelettes when you are hungover.
vietcafe for bun and pho
you can get take out from Blue ribbon sushi they will call when its ready and u go get it.
hummous place for masbacha
peep & prem on for thai
koo for fast quick sushii need a good mexican
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Prem-On is far and away the best Thai option; don't let anyone tell you otherwise. A rare Manhattan Thai place that doesn't drastically overcook proteins. The green curry stands out among several strong options.
24 Prince is on the mark in terms of comfort food and the delivery is the smoothest (albeit not the speediest) I've experienced. The portions are modest for comfort food. I'm fond of the meatloaf, the creamy polenta, and the first rate mac and cheese.
Snack is pretty good. The lamb sandwich, avgalemono, and cucumber dip with extra pita are good choices. After a while their food is overbearingly garlicly.
Dragon Gate might deliver to some parts of SoHo. Sadly, they won't come to me; it would be a world of possibilities.
Acme's Fried Chicken comes through in very good shape.
I've never had delivery from Bread, but maybe I'll try it.
Le Gamin has tremendous roast potatoes, good crepes, good roast chicken. Seriously, the potatoes are good.
Do Hwa and Li Hua are good options for Korean.
Nam Son might reach into SoHo.
Nolita House has good Mac and Cheese (sans bacon) but I'm not confident about anything else they serve.
Like the other poster said, Pepe Roso pretty much sucks, but I do like their eggplant parm.
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I third Snack. I'm partial to their lamb stifado, taramasalata and greek salad. I also love their saganaki, but it doesn't travel well.
If you're not averse to take-out joints, I would highly recommend La Conquita on Lafayette (Cleveland Pl./Prince). Everything I have had there has been delicious and inexpensive: rice and beans, plantains, roasted pork, roast chicken.
You could also try Mooncake Foods on Watts. The steak sandwich, Thai steak salad and miso glazed salmon are quite popular.
I have been underwealmed by Pepe Rosso. I find their pasta to be overcooked and drowning in sauce. If anyone could recommend a particularly distinguished pasta on their menu, I'm all ears.
I have also found that Lombardi's pizza, while generally solid in-house, does not hold up well in delivery.
Finally, while I have not tried it yet, I wonder if Pardo's delivers to SoHo. Does anyone know?
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I had a stack of menus by my phone about 4 inches thick...
My picks:
Suzie's- chinese
Spring Street Natural- health food
Pizza Booth- pizza
Koo Sushi-fast, fresh and remembered your payment info
Quan- alternative to koo, love the tiger eye appetizer
Fresh Tortillas- Mexican
Snack- best lamb sandwhich ever
Sparky's- organic burgers and hot dogs free from mystery meat and fillers
Goodfellas Kitchen- very good italian -
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re: Chow, Baby
Ouch but Suzies is really really bad. My husband loves to try to drag me there for lunch and I inevitably feel ill. Rosie and Ting is a good one for chinese. Or Grand Szechuan. Or there are places in chinatown will deliver to Soho.
For Mex, Radio Mexico.
For Thai...Sea, Island, Kelly and Ping.
For pizza, lombardi's, arturo's
For Indian, Brick Lane.
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