Shangri-La Express

New York, United States

3.5

6 reviews

Does not accept credit cards

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Address:
110th St and Broadway, New York, NY, 10025
Manhattan Valley
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
50 ft110th Street-Cathedral Parkway (1)
150 ftBroadway / Cathedral Parkway
430 ftBroadway / 108th St
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Takes Reservations
No
Delivery
No
Take-out
Yes
Accepts Credit Cards
No
Good For
Lunch
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Good for Kids
Yes
Good for Groups
Yes
Attire
Casual
Alcohol
No
Outdoor Seating
No
Wi-Fi
No
Has TV
No
Waiter Service
No
Caters
No

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Local time (New York) 11:50 AM Friday, November 29, 2024

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6 reviews of Shangri-La Express

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Place rating: 3
New York, NY
I’ve been seeing Shangri-​La parked outside of my office building for the past few months. I’ve never tried Tibetan food, so I was really excited to try this.
I had the chicken noodles ($ 7) which almost tasted like chicken lomein from any Chinese takeout place. Don’t get me wrong — it wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t anything spectacular either. To be fair, I’m not familiar with Tibetan cuisine, so I’m not sure what the main staples are. But a popular dish seems to be the momos (dumplings), so next time I’m looking for a lunch spot, I’ll definitely try these out!
Place rating: 4
Manhattan, NY
After a meeting at Fortune magazine, my client spontaneously decided she’d like to get lunch at Shangri-​La, so we stopped by. The menu is a nice hodgepodge of Himalayan fusion – think rice + meat/​seafood with curry spices like turmeric and cumin. I got the grilled salmon and rice, which was tasty and surprisingly tender, with portions so large, I had enough left over for dinner afterward.
Not a bad choice for street fare along the Time Inc stretch of Midtown.
Place rating: 2
Manhattan, NY
I was expecting more after reading the reviews but the lamb in the lamb and rice was over cooked and stringy.
Place rating: 5
Nashville, TN
i got the lamb gyro and all i have to say is YUM.
oh and does anyone know how this cart is related to this cart?
Place rating: 4
Brussels, Belgium
Damn you Shangri-​La! Damn you sweet delicious hell for making me eat my words along with your delicious $ 3 falafel sandwich! Hooda and Amir’s are officially out of the running for best falafel around campus.
Place rating: 3
San Francisco, CA
After midnight one’s food options are considerably limited on the UWS. Fortunately, Columbia students have Koronet and Shangri-​La Express. Shangri-​La, a 24-​hour food cart, is a welcome addition to the neighborhood; in addition to providing the public with savory fragrances, it serves fairly good falafel and other cart specialities, including chicken and rice, chicken on a pita, lamb on pita, biryani, and lamb over rice. The $ 3 falafel (better than Amir’s, a short walk north) is served with fresh lettuce (not iceberg, impressively), tomatoes, chili sauce, and (the mysterious) white sauce on toasty and tasty pita bread.