I had seen this place advertised on Instagram. It was on my list on things to see. There are two…read moremalls with the same name. Make sure you go to the right one cuz I went to the wrong one initially. Three floors of shopping with escalators and lots of food too. I had trouble getting WiFi connection in the building. Great find! Parking garage available.

Decent place right in Flushing, NY Chinatown. They have a dim sum place on the 3rd floor; the 2nd…read morefloor has some stores, the 1st has a supermarket, and the C floor has a food court with many different eateries. They have a garage in the basement (parking costs $13 for 2 hours). I went for dim sum, and we walked around the building's different floors. There were tons of people on every floor; it was very popular. Dim sum was good; I would come back again if I were in the area.

Kudos to the leasing agents at Tangram -- they have truly built a great hodge podge of shops and…read moreattractions for the urban foodie family. It's like they took every single one of my family's favorite spots in the DMV in one place...I could wander this mall for hours and still not get bored. A special shout out goes to: - The Royce Chocolate Pop Up: Free samples of the best chocolate in the world. We went home with a box and it's so rich that I've been snacking on it for the past month with more than halfway to go. -Lady M Cafe: The best crepe cake spot. Purchase a whole cake or by the slice. - Muji: I spent way too much money and time here putting together my perfect planner and trying out all of their pens. - Kura Sushi: Another favorite from back home, but this time with no wait! - Gatcha - One of the biggest Japanese style arcades we have been to! My daughters were so psyched to win a little stuffed bear from the claw machine. - Kokuru Cat Cafe - I didn't get to go in because I'm allergic but we had a fun time watching them play through the window. - Potobox: Giant, Korean style photo booth with long lines!

Wow! What a mall! With small exception, this bright and colorful mall is geared to people with…read morekids, including many shops and activities that are perfectly fun. While there's the Classover Academy educational center and Goldfish Swim School, most of the other stores and vendors are gear to extract beaucoup bucks from your wallet when the children with you start making demands. That could be an enjoyable experience or a less pleasant, expensive one, depending on your situation. There's Kokoro Cat Café, PopMart character tchotchkes in a vending machine and storefront, and Gatcha arcade. For all ages, there's also Regal Theaters, a sizable food court and restaurants. On the whole, Tangram was different than any other mall I've seen in New York or the U.S. Maybe worth checking out, but if you have young ones with you, ensure you have your wallet!

This mall may not have a lot of stores but the stores that are there makes up for everything. My…read morefavorite stores are Target and the adidas outlet. You will be sure to find something cute and affordable. They are lacking in food options but have a wide array of bubble tea options.

3 Stars for the shops/5 Stars for the Parking…read more To be honest, I mostly come to SkyView for parking; not necessarily for shopping. Their parking rates, even though they keep raising the rates, are still the most reasonable rates in Flushing. When I first started parking here, the rates were $3/3 hrs (what a steal!!)....they are now $6/3hrs, but still great rates! They also offer special rates if parking for the Mets Games. I wish they'd fix their pay stations though! Currently, you can only pay when you exit on the ground floor. They lines to exit sometimes get backed up because ppl can't seem to figure out how to pay....go figure! The shops: Is it me, or are they losing a lot of stores? Their anchor stores (BJs, Target, Sky foods) remain the same but some of the retail stores seem to close abruptly.

Nostalgic, homey, and amazing bargains -- all words that perfectly describe Flushing's iconic Busy…read moreMall. It's filled with mom-and-pop shops that truly have THE best deals on everything from phone cases to women's clothing, ear piercings, jewelry, tattoos, and more. K&K Gifts, the electronics/smartphone accessory store located toward the back of the mall, has been my go-to phone case/screen protector store ever since it opened in 2020 -- and before that, I had been going to Lazy Bee, the smartphone accessory store at Busy Mall pre-COVID, for as long as I can remember. Today, I happened to be in Flushing with some friends for lunch, and I got a new screen protector for $3, a new case for $5, and a new phone wallet for $3 from K&K. Such an insane deal!! I haven't been personally, but I've heard that Sam's Silver Image is super popular for piercings. Would recommend checking them out if you're looking for a reputable place to get one. All in all, if you haven't stopped by Busy Mall after stuffing your face with delicious Flushing soup dumplings or K-BBQ for lunch, I'd totally recommend you stop by next time you're around. You won't regret it!!

DON'T BUY THEIR PHONE CASES FROM 37-12! SCAM…read more so when i bought a phone from their it broke. It broke twice. The first time i complained. The second time i let it slide. After 2 weeks to 3 it cracked. so i asked if it was weird for a phone case to break after 2-3 weeks. it's not suppose to break unless it's poor quality but they said it's the best quality. So i went to see what they could do about it. they just refused and blame me for no reason while it cracked the first day twice.

Queens Crossing is right off of Main Street and Roosevelt so it's in a busy area. It's a big…read morebuilding which has a food court, restaurants and a few shops. There's also a garage underneath which makes it very convenient if you're driving. There's a good sized food court with a bunch of different places including a Korean Hot Dog place. There are at least two full service restaurants upstairs as well. As for stores, there's definitely a pharmacy and a claw arcade as well. Cool mall and it definitely reminds me of malls in Asia as well.

This review is primarily for the Hwang Kung Fu in the food court in Queens Crossing, where I got…read moresome crunchy pork tips. They were exactly what they sound like and freshly fried and perfect because I had just told my friend I was craving fried crunchy food to snack on. I also feel like Queens Crossing has been around forever and I like that they have random cute stores in here and there is also a public bathroom in the food court area. The lady at Huang Kung Fu was also very kind and good vibes, which only made my snack yummier.

I've been coming here for YEARSSSS!…read more Over the years, I've seen so many changes. Several stores have closed and been replaced by new ones. The food court is located on the lower level, and it's very spacious, with a great variety of food options. The mall is pretty big, stretching from west to east. You can easily walk from one end to the other without stepping outside, as long as you stay on the upper floors. Parking is a bit of a nightmare! And while getting an Uber is usually quick, make sure you know exactly where your pickup point is because that can get a little chaotic, too. If you're trying to avoid crowds and teenagers after school, I wouldn't recommend coming during those hours. The mall gets packed with kids once school lets out, and weekends can be just as crowded. My recommendation? If you prefer a quieter, more relaxed shopping experience, come in the morning. You'll thank me later!

This mall has become a joke. From the leaks every time it rains to the teen gang meetups. Now…read morethey rob you with parking. They take payment from you with credit card on file. They put hold on your card. Then if by chance the card company doesn't approve because it seems fraudulent you have to pay asap or they hit you with $48 late charge plus $6.50 processing fee. Unreal. Don't come here. Don't park here especially. Worst mall in NY area. Wish I could give zero stars.

Bathrooms are located in the lower level. Parking Lot…read morelocated at lower level as well. If you have SUV they will charge you extra for parking. As you walk into Arcadia Mall there are several eateries. I just enjoy stopping at Maxin Bakery. It's a community place of regulars. Prices for items are inexpensive and there are tables and chairs to sit and dine. Notice several other restaurants. Will definitely check them out and post updates. There are many physician offices and pharmacy located in Arcadia Mall. Will be back again soon.

Nice place with different restaurants Chinese kitchen and Vietnamese. Also bakery., boba tea,…read morepharmacy, and beautiful jewelry store in the corner.

On facebook, I don't just friend humans. I friend dogs, cats, and even inanimate objects. If a ship…read morewas on facebook, I'd Friend Ship. In fact, this is a pretty awesome little Chinese shopping court with some good food and cute little places. These mutli-business little court things are the heart and soul of Chinatown and I love exploring them, and this is one of the better ones around Flushing's bustling East Asian heartland.

While on the last leg of my trip to get to Flushing, driving down Main St, I noticed a "plaza" that…read moreI had never seen before. The sign let me know that Best Northern Dumpling had moved there, so I wondered what else could be inside. Was this another food court? In the middle of the plaza (a long hall really) was good Ol' Best Northern, it was comforting to see the same menu, like seeing an old friend. We enjoyed some fluffly veggie buns here, as they were out of most other things. At the end of the hall was a stall with zero English posted anywhere and zero English spoken. I didn't want to give up, because the little pork wontons being made looked so good, so after several minutes, I got them to serve me something. I just wasn't sure what.... For $3 I got a boiling hot (no, really, I burnt my mouth badly) cup of pork wonton soup. The wontons with their silken wrappers and slightly sweet pork contents were the star, though the delicate broth was impressive too. And they don't cheap out on the wontons, the soup was full of them. There is a bit of a timing issue here though, you want to let the soup cool, but as you wait the wonton skins slowly disintegrate. The proper gobble method must be a skill learned with practice.

I remembered coming here to eat at the Mister Hotpot after going to the Maury Show live taping back…read morein 2019. The place is an eatery mall on the first two levels while the upper levels are apartments. Even though the place is a short walk from the Roosevelt Ave station, the place wasn't busy, and I said that the restaurant wouldn't last a year or two. Sadly, Mister Hotpot closed down shortly after my visit. I feel that the idea of an eatery mall wouldn't work as competition is strife. It would make sense to expand from an eatery mall to a mixed commercial mall, where there are medical offices, appreal shops, and pet shops.

One Fulton is definitely enough. I hope I don't ever have to deal with two or three of them…read more One Fulton is a cool little futuristic square with a bunch of expensive stuff inside it. Right in the heart of Flushing's Chinatown, a few blocks from where everything is. It looks fancy and new, and is well worth wandering around.