Food / Chinatown / Chinese

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9.9 / 10

Spicy Village

Big tray chicken on Forsyth Street — spicy, numbing, and built for a table, though we know someone who finishes one alone.

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Where
68 Forsyth St, Chinatown Open in Google Maps ↗
Closed
Sundays
Price
$
Order this
Da pan ji (big tray chicken) · Add two noodles · Hand-pulled noodles
Good with
Groups · Family

Everything they make is good, but the one to order is the big tray chicken — da pan ji, the monstrous chicken, whatever you want to call it. Perfectly spicy, properly numbing, chicken and potatoes both cooked exactly right. People usually share it. We know someone who eats the whole thing himself.

What to know

Do not forget to add noodles. We ask for two servings, because there is something genuinely special about these hand-pulled noodles soaking up what’s left in the tray. The room is small enough that a party of five is a logistical event, so go early or wait on the sidewalk.

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Spicy Village, in short

Where is Spicy Village?

Spicy Village is at 68 Forsyth St, in Chinatown, New York City.

How much does Spicy Village cost?

Spicy Village is cheap; most people spend under $15 a head.

When is Spicy Village closed?

Spicy Village is closed on Sundays. Hours change, so check before you go.

Who is Spicy Village good for?

Spicy Village is good for groups and families.

68 Forsyth St, Chinatown. Directions in Google Maps ↗