Honestly a hidden gem!!…read more For $10, you get a huge bowl of fresh hand cut noodles thats STACKED with ingredients. So hearty and delicious, id def come back again if im craving hand cut noodles. The staff seemed to only speak mandarin, but are friendly! I believe it's cash only.

Zhengzhou Noodles…read more Ordered *Fried pancake strips w/lamb *3 treasure vegetables *Salt & pepper fried squid *Mongolian Lamb Ribs My favorite dish was the mogolian lamb ribs and worth coming here for this...I would nkt recommend the squid which was NOT fresh...The pancake strips were also noice.

Still amazing! The duck offal vermicelli and wontons are still my go-to here in the food court.read more

Ate and went here for lunch with my sister few days ago on a Sunday afternoon before watching the…read morenew Spiderman movie called Spiderman: Brand New Day. We definitely got the pork soup dumplings and fried pork dumplings that it had tasted really good and delicious. The service there was also busy, attentive, quite good and very fast. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time.

Been wanting to come here for a while now to try the Cumin Lamb Burger, and it did not disappoint!!…read moreI came on a Sunday morning and parked in a parking garage on Roosevelt Ave, then walked a few blocks down. If you've ever tried to find street parking in Flushing, then you know how real the struggle is!! My suggestion is just pay for parking in one of the local parking lots or garages. The Cumin Lamb Burger was delicious! Savory and moist with a subtle hint of spicy heat that was just right. Only $8 with a bottle of water. Will definitely be back to try the hand pulled noodle soup with Cumin Lamb.

Lan Zhou Handmade Noodles is a popular food stall located in New World Food Court. After seeing the…read morereviews on social media, I just had to try it! You can't miss them, as they are among the many tempting food stalls located on the lower level. Their line is a bit longer than others but well worth the wait. I was mesmerized by the sight of hand pulled noodles, made to order right before my very eyes. I was excited to taste, and the decision to get either noodles in soup or stir fried was a tough one. I ordered the house special stir fried noodles after some hesitation as I really am a fan of it served both ways. The noodles were bouncy in texture and were really good. Unfortunately I do not have a comparison as this is my first time eating Chinese hand pulled noodles. For me the flavors were well balanced and what can I say about portion size? It's plenty to share and that's a real plus. I was not disappointed and I hope to try their other noodle dishes on my next visit! Side note, this is a cash only stall. Bring a fair amount, as a lot of vendors do not take the card here.

Immaculate spicy pork skewers, I think I floated off the ground on the first bite. A lot of…read moreAmerican spicy food will notch up the heat without an increase in flavor; Chinese food doesn't tend to do that. The complexity of the flavors builds and spreads across the palette. 10/10, will return. Oh yeah and the service was familiar, like an old friend.

Perfect Combo Set Noodle soup & Fried Skewers. You can…read morechoose any protein ( Beef, Chicken, Lamb, Fish ) and 3 Skewers + Drink for $21.99. I've got the Fish Noodle soup & Chicken Skewers, the broth was creamy and rich of flavors and the chicken skewers was so tender. They also serve snacks like stinky tofu and Braised meat. This is a perfect place for a meal or afternoon snack.

This place is amazing and very tasty! The restaurant is clean and the workers are all very nice!…read moreThough, the tables are a little small, everything else is completely fine, and completely recommend this place!

Ambisnce: The place is really small, with only 6 or 7 tables. We went there at 2pm, and it was…read morepacked. It is a good thing that we didnt have to wait though. The seating are not comfortable. We are sitting on a bench. There is no place to put your stuff. I had to hold on to my jacket while eating. Service: the waitress were attentive. I asked for napkins, and 2 waitress were giving them to me. There was the sauce station, and the labeling are in Chinese. I had to ask what they recommend. They said the free sour cabbage, fried crunchy chips, and the sour special sauce is good. Food: food were ok. we had the passion fruit noodle. Noodle were a bit overcooked. The soup were sour. The fatty beef were a bit chewey. The stirred fried noodle were a bit bland, which is why there were sauce station. But despite the taste were a bit bland, my mouth feels a bit of garlicky. I am giving it a 3 star just because you can add your own spice to adjust your own taste.

Solid spot in Flushing with really reasonable prices…read more Pan-fried Buns (3.25/5): Good size, but the skin was a little thick and the dough felt too chewy. Wonton Soup (3.25/5): Just your average, mediocre wonton soup. Fish Maw & Chicken Soup (4.25/5): The highlight! They start serving soups after 10:15 AM. It was very herbal, flavorful, and felt really nourishing.

I can't believe there aren't more reviews of this place. I admit it does have an unassuming…read morefootprint among the myriad of restaurants in downtown flushing, but a family member told me about this place. We had to share a table, but it was fairly clean, and the staff were exceptionally friendly. There are various soups and buns on the menu, but their signature offering is the $3 unlimited breakfast buffet available before 10:30 am. The buffet might be a misnomer because it consists of 3 types of congee and 3 different drinks. You can choose any or all. I had the rice congee because it looked the best, and "orange juice" which tasted like Tang (which I like anyway). A staff member also gave us a, I think complimentary, sweet congee. Don't go out of your way, but if you're in the area and feel like having some congee, you can't go wrong for $3. I enjoyed my meal, and rate the eatery 4 stars.

These noodles were pretty dank. Massive pile of stuff drowned in spicy sauce. Yum worth a biteread more

The da pan ji (big plate chicken) was great here. I like it better than what Stall 28 at New World…read moreMall serves since Western Spicy Chicken's version is less salty and less greasy without compromising flavor. For $10, you get the small plate. For a little more, you get the big plate, which is significantly bigger and worth the upgrade. In both cases, you can choose rice or noodles. Noodles is the better option as it is freshly made biang biang noodles. The noodles do a great job of soaking up the deliciously flavorful and spicy sauce. The overall taste is great. It isn't just spicy to the point of numbing your tongue out. There's really good flavor in the dish and the spice is more of a slow burn that builds up and surprises you. It gets satisfyingly spicy, but in a delicious way. The potatoes are nicely cooked and also soak up flavor from the sauce. There are also whole garlic cloves, which I did not eat, but I assume would taste great as well if you really love garlic. The noodles are very "QQ" and they give you a big portion. The small plate with the noodles is definitely enough for a lunch. The big portion looks like it should feed three people. This is one of those stalls I've always walked right by without giving it a second thought. I'm glad I finally gave them a try.

As a Fuzhounese who grew up eating fish balls, peanut sauce noodles, and other Fuzhou specialties,…read moreI can say this place is legit! Everything tastes authentic and honestly reminded me of home. One thing to note: if you only read English, ordering might be a little challenging since the menu is entirely in Chinese. They also sell frozen dumplings, fish balls, and buns in the front. If you're like me and really enjoy their food but don't get to Flushing often, grabbing a couple of bags of these frozen goodies is a must before leaving! There is a bathroom for customers only, but you'll need to ask the cashier for the key. We ordered some of the signature Fuzhou dishes, including A (peanut sauce noodles), C, and D. I also tried #8, which I probably wouldn't order again. The noodle soup didn't have enough ingredients and felt a little lacking compared with the other dishes. Everything is pretty much self-service, so there's no need to tip. Seating is limited, and the tables are fairly close together. But hey, that's part of the charm of this type of Chinese street food! Definitely coming back the next time I'm in town.

Cuisine: 9 Service: 5…read moreDecor: 3 Value: 10 Overall: 9 Maybe the worst kept secret in Flushing, this is where I go for the best meal at the cheapest price. I swear Yelp must have removed my review because I was the first person to review this second location of a popular eatery specializing in cuisine from Fuzhou, China. It is a sister restaurant to the ultra popular Shu Jiao Fu Zhou in Chinatown. I've been following this shop for decades when they were still part of the Golden Mall with a different name. Anyway, let me shower them with one more glowing review. Even with the recent price increases, for a mere $20 dollars, you can still feed a family of four. How many restaurants can you find nowadays that fit this criteria? No true cheap eats food tour in Flushing is complete without making a stop here. As for quality, they have imho the best Pork & Chive Dumplings (K. 猪肉韭菜水饺) in Flushing, along with the best Wheat Noodles in Peanut Sauce (A. 拌面). I also get a few other items like Mini Pork Dumplings (E. 燕丸), Mini Pork Wontons (扁肉), and Fish Balls (D. 鱼丸). The menu is in Chinese only, but don't get intimidated. Check my pictures for exact items to order. Besides, at these prices, you can't make too terrible of a mistake right? I don't need to tell you that this place is a dive and service is minimal (but fast). However, no one eating here regularly gives 2 cents about that stuff. Just focus on the freshly made delicious food you're getting for less than any fast food chain out there.