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Was walking by and saw they serve sesame pancake! I am a fan of sesame pancakes. I got the one with egg and the veggie one. Service was ok one person in front of me when I entered. They are made to order, so that was nice and you can see them assemble it. IMO it was a decent size & I thought it tasted good. The price wasn't bad as well. They also have tables if you feel like dining in. I only ordered the sesame pancake so can't speak too much about their other selections.
I can't speak to ambiance because I ordered delivery, but this might just be might new go-to dumpling place. The delivery service is fairly quick, and the prices are amazing for the taste. The food is good enough for one of my comfort meal rotations. The milk tea had the perfect amount of sweetness, and the boba was chewy. The boiled and pan fried dumplings had a standard amount of filling, and I personally liked the thicker skin. Both the pan fried and steamed buns were fluffy, but I think it would have been nice to have a little more filling in those. Would I get them again? Of course! They're still filling.
I drive by this place a lot and knew it was going to be a bit divey, which I can appreciate. I was pumped to see how cheap everything was because there were a lot of things I wanted to try and usually wouldn't have ordered so many dishes, but did here because, again, so cheap. Ultimately, I don't think it can be classified beyond divey and none of the dishes were really anything I would order again or would entice me to bring me back. Ordered 5 things (again, cheap!): - Boiled wonton dumplings with spicy sauce: really just meh. Maybe spoiled because the location is so close to so many better options in Flushing. Structurally fell apart. When you look at them, they look like they'll have a ton of flavor (mostly because of the spicy sauce), but it really was rather mid. I was most excited for this and was disappointed. I was pleased to have been offered dumpling sauce for free when I picked up, but...alas could not add much. - Dan dan noodle: It pains me to have had to pay $1.80 to make this dish spicy, but I can't imagine having eaten this without this upgrade. The noodles were fine but the spicy option is the way to go. - Beef noodle soup: Spent $0.90 on the hot oil upgrade and this really couldn't save this. The beef was very limited and the noodles did not hold up well with the soup. It also is super strange to me that this dish was served without soup spoons. - Sesame pancake sandwich with pork: I am never going to turn away a sesame sandwich-type dish, and we actually ended up throwing probably half of this away. There really was just no flavor, the sesame sandwich aspect was a bit tough to eat. Maybe it needed a dipping sauce? It's bigger than I thought it would be, which maybe is it's only saving grace? - Pork & Cabbage bun: I couldn't resist ordering a bun but the many reviews detailing how little the filling is are correct. Much cheaper options in Flushing for better quality. If you're really in a pinch for takeout, it's probably an okay place to try as it is easy to park near and the pick-up was easy. But you very much need to have appropriate expectations.
Casual tasty comfort food in a flash! Quick and friendly service. Chive and Pork dumplings are nice and crispy, Taiwanese Rice Bowl is delicious and hits the spot. It's the Asian soul food, so simple yet so satisfying. Ice green tea is very refreshing. Will come back for more!
Very good juicy potstickers and wonton with chili oil. I must admit I was skeptical at first but after tasting a fresh batch, I was hooked. This little hole in the wall is indeed authentic. Too bad It's located on busy Queens Boulevard and street parking is so difficult or else I will be here all the time. Lucky for the locals whom live within walking distance.
BEST DUMPLINGS FOR THE BEST PRICES!!! I love this place so much it's one of the few cheap eats for dinner left in the neighborhood that's actually good and authentic. They make the dumplings right there and there pork buns are to die for and so cheap!!! Their spicy sauce is awesome, get it. Also for under 3 bucks you can get a whole scallion pancake dish with any meat stuffed in it and it fills me like an entree. Such a great snack to bring to work!!
Fave spot for quick, affordable and tasty food. During college i always was able to order from here and during covid i order from here a lot. They are fast with their orders and the service is nice. My go tos would be the dan dan noodles, dumplings boiled and fried and the sesame/ scallion pancakes are so big and fluffy. Support this small business. They are a great budget but satisfying and delicious place.
Great little spot! Food: ordered dumplings and buns. For a place with the name dumpling in it I expected something spectacular. They were not bad... Actually pretty good just nothing out of the ordinary. Good flavor especially for veggie option. Bubble tea was also great. They only gave me one dumpling sauce for my whole order not nearly enough so just make sure you ask for extra or a specific number. Will have to go back and ask for extra for leftovers. Can't wait to go back and try the sesame sandwich and tofu teriyaki Price: amazing price especially for this area which likes to upcharge due to location. Even though the size of dumplings not large they are still priced right and steamed buns are very large so also priced right! Service: staff is friendly and patient. It was my first time there and had no clue what to order. Some advice is to deffinately order in advance for pick up because even for my small order i had to wait 15 minutes. Call ahead Overall with tiny drawback i will definitely be coming here again and trying the other items on the menu.
2 months ago
Went to try some fried dumplings again when I was in the area. Small pieces, not very filled and with chewy wrapper. I preferred the pork and chive over the chicken and basil. Were just ok. Sesame pancake with Peking duck was lacking filling, mostly the sauce giving it flavor. Soy sauce and watery sriracha bottles on the tables. read more
1 month ago
Service was so quick, and food was so hot out of the kitchen. Exactly what I needed to hang out for a sec I felt like an Asian salaryman uncle standing at the shelf eating and that was part of the appeal. Delicious, thank you! I wish there was a lot of pork on my Dan Dan noodles but that's personal preference. read more
Was walking by and saw they serve sesame pancake! I am a fan of sesame pancakes. I got the one with egg and the veggie one. Service was ok one person in front of me when I entered. They are made to order, so that was nice and you can see them assemble it. IMO it was a decent size & I thought it tasted good. The price wasn't bad as well. They also have tables if you feel like dining in. I only ordered the sesame pancake so can't speak too much about their other selections. read more
3 months ago
I can't speak to ambiance because I ordered delivery, but this might just be might new go-to dumpling place. The delivery service is fairly quick, and the prices are amazing for the taste. The food is good enough for one of my comfort meal rotations. The milk tea had the perfect amount of sweetness, and the boba was chewy. The boiled and pan fried dumplings had a standard amount of filling, and I personally liked the thicker skin. Both the pan fried and steamed buns were fluffy, but I think it would have been nice to have a little more filling in those. Would I get them again? Of course! They're still filling. read more
3 months ago
I drive by this place a lot and knew it was going to be a bit divey, which I can appreciate. I was pumped to see how cheap everything was because there were a lot of things I wanted to try and usually wouldn't have ordered so many dishes, but did here because, again, so cheap. Ultimately, I don't think it can be classified beyond divey and none of the dishes were really anything I would order again or would entice me to bring me back. Ordered 5 things (again, cheap!): - Boiled wonton dumplings with spicy sauce: really just meh. Maybe spoiled because the location is so close to so many better options in Flushing. Structurally fell apart. When you look at them, they look like they'll have a ton of flavor (mostly because of the spicy sauce), but it really was rather mid. I was most excited for this and was disappointed. I was pleased to have been offered dumpling sauce for free when I picked up, but...alas could not add much. - Dan dan noodle: It pains me to have had to pay $1.80 to make this dish spicy, but I can't imagine having eaten this without this upgrade. The noodles were fine but the spicy option is the way to go. - Beef noodle soup: Spent $0.90 on the hot oil upgrade and this really couldn't save this. The beef was very limited and the noodles did not hold up well with the soup. It also is super strange to me that this dish was served without soup spoons. - Sesame pancake sandwich with pork: I am never going to turn away a sesame sandwich-type dish, and we actually ended up throwing probably half of this away. There really was just no flavor, the sesame sandwich aspect was a bit tough to eat. Maybe it needed a dipping sauce? It's bigger than I thought it would be, which maybe is it's only saving grace? - Pork & Cabbage bun: I couldn't resist ordering a bun but the many reviews detailing how little the filling is are correct. Much cheaper options in Flushing for better quality. If you're really in a pinch for takeout, it's probably an okay place to try as it is easy to park near and the pick-up was easy. But you very much need to have appropriate expectations. read more
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Casual tasty comfort food in a flash! Quick and friendly service. Chive and Pork dumplings are nice and crispy, Taiwanese Rice Bowl is delicious and hits the spot. It's the Asian soul food, so simple yet so satisfying. Ice green tea is very refreshing. Will come back for more! read more
Very good juicy potstickers and wonton with chili oil. I must admit I was skeptical at first but after tasting a fresh batch, I was hooked. This little hole in the wall is indeed authentic. Too bad It's located on busy Queens Boulevard and street parking is so difficult or else I will be here all the time. Lucky for the locals whom live within walking distance. read more
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BEST DUMPLINGS FOR THE BEST PRICES!!! I love this place so much it's one of the few cheap eats for dinner left in the neighborhood that's actually good and authentic. They make the dumplings right there and there pork buns are to die for and so cheap!!! Their spicy sauce is awesome, get it. Also for under 3 bucks you can get a whole scallion pancake dish with any meat stuffed in it and it fills me like an entree. Such a great snack to bring to work!! read more
2 years ago
Fave spot for quick, affordable and tasty food. During college i always was able to order from here and during covid i order from here a lot. They are fast with their orders and the service is nice. My go tos would be the dan dan noodles, dumplings boiled and fried and the sesame/ scallion pancakes are so big and fluffy. Support this small business. They are a great budget but satisfying and delicious place. read more
6 years ago
Great little spot! Food: ordered dumplings and buns. For a place with the name dumpling in it I expected something spectacular. They were not bad... Actually pretty good just nothing out of the ordinary. Good flavor especially for veggie option. Bubble tea was also great. They only gave me one dumpling sauce for my whole order not nearly enough so just make sure you ask for extra or a specific number. Will have to go back and ask for extra for leftovers. Can't wait to go back and try the sesame sandwich and tofu teriyaki Price: amazing price especially for this area which likes to upcharge due to location. Even though the size of dumplings not large they are still priced right and steamed buns are very large so also priced right! Service: staff is friendly and patient. It was my first time there and had no clue what to order. Some advice is to deffinately order in advance for pick up because even for my small order i had to wait 15 minutes. Call ahead Overall with tiny drawback i will definitely be coming here again and trying the other items on the menu. read more
I was in Forest Hills after picking my friend up from her dental school in the area. It was my idea to grab a quick snack here, thinking that this is a second location of a restaurant I frequently order from (of the same name). I came to find out that despite having the same business name and offering the same food items, they are in fact NOT the same. The inside of the restaurant was also misleading since it's got that no-frills, bare-bones look with the uneven wobbly tables and non-matching chairs which is usually a sign of good, authentic Chinese food (usually, the more beat-up the environment looks, the better the food). Big mistake. In this case, the quality of the food matches its environment. We ordered veggie dumplings, a duck sesame pancake (something I have always ordered at the other place), and a milk tea. My friend said her dumplings were simply OK. For me, the sesame pancake was over-toasted and close to burnt, which didn't bother me too much until I had a bite of the "duck" filling and found myself chewing on cartilage and gamey tasting pieces of duck that are usually trimmed off and discarded. What's more mortifying is I could even identify exactly which parts of the duck they packed in there (for example, the cartilage was from part of the duck's knee joint). Why are they ok with serving food they wouldn't even eat to customers?! In contrast, the duck sesame pancake I would get from the other Beijing Dumpling is truly authentic - handmade, fluffy and springy in texture with ample duck MEAT filling. As for the milk tea, I went with plain milk tea because I knew all the other flavors were made with powder and I thought that plain was safe because it should be black tea + milk but no... even this very simple drink was powder. I have no idea where all these good reviews came from. This was the most shocking disappointment from any restaurant experience I've ever had and I felt so bad for trusting the other reviews and bringing my friend here. Food was -1/5 (negative one out of five) but overall I'm giving the restaurant a 1 considering the lady working there was nice. read more
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Their menu items are pretty cheap, and unfortunately the food reflects it. The only thing worth eating here is the fried dumplings but beware, they are pretty stingy on the filling, but they're very tasty. The wontons are inedible, the skin is so thick and there's so much of it and there's literally a tiny dot of meat filling that is completely overworked and hard as a rock. The sesame pancakes aren't bad but don't bother getting any with meat in them because you're paying additional money for something that you cannot taste. Duck, beef, pork....it makes no difference because there's so little that you don't even know it's there. All you taste is the overwhelming cucumber that excrete so much water that makes the pancake soggy. However, if you just got the plain pancake, then bring it home, then throw it in the oven to crisp, it's definitely worth the price! read more
3 years ago
After all the good reviews of the dumplings, I am disappointed. An order of dumplings comes with 4 pieces. I ordered the fried shrimp dumplings, but they weren't very tasty. It had two small pieces of shrimp, the rest being vegetables. The inside was a bit watery and tasted a little sour. Yuck. The skin was also too doughy. It might be better boiled. I also tried the duck sesame pancake sandwich which was much better. The pancake part was a bit bland, but there was plenty of meat with hoisin sauce. Add the hot sauce to give it more flavor. Try the sandwiches, skip the shrimp dumplings. They also sell pre-packaged kimchi, seaweed salad, and spicy sliced beef for a reasonable price. Not sure about the taste though. There are no restrooms, unfortunately. read more
Dumplings were okay. Tastes the same as if you got them at a cheap Chinese restaurant. I thought they would be extraordinary because dumplings are their specialty. The other menu options like Peking duck sandwich and dandan noodles were meh. I have tasted better. Only thing I really liked was the coconut boba milk tea from here. That was really creamy smooth and good. read more
Love this place! So happy they opened by my apartment! Price is super affordable and the dumplings are very authentic! They also have these sesame pancake sandwich that are delicious, my favorite is the peking duck sandwich! They sell bags of frozen dumplings also so you can boil and cook at home whenever you crave dumplings. I highly recommend this place!! read more
6 years ago
Had delivery from this place today and whoop! I upgraded my rating to 5 because dang they did so well! Food was delivered on time (or even early I wasn't too sure!) Food was well-packed and it came in excellent condition. I ordered - Boiled Chive and Pork Dumplings - Boiled Wonton Dumplings with Spicy Sauce - Sesame Pancake Sandwich with Peking Duck The dumplings were not too big but it was delicious and the fillings are really tasty. The wonton was superb! It's fat with fillings, the wrapping was soft, and the spicy sauce went really well with the whole dish. It wasn't too spicy or greasy. Initially I thought they will be stingy with the pancake fillings but nope. Decent amount of duck. I'm satisfied both with the price and what I get. I think I will actually include this place in my favorite delivery list. read more
Went for lunch today. Ordered Shrimp Wonton Soup, Beef Noddle Soup, Pork Wonton and Wonton with Spicy Sauce. $22.86. The Beef Noodle was so so. The beef has no texture, over cooked I think with little taste. I have tasted Beef Noodle Soup from a lot of restaurants from Vancouver to Toronto and in Taiwan and China. I must say the soup has mediocre taste by my standard as compared to my past experience. The texture of the noodles are OK. The best I can rate this would be 6.5/10. The portion was also quite small, about 60% of Toronto's portion. The restaurant is quite narrow only can seat maybe 20 people at most. I asked for some pepper but they have no salt or pepper shakes. The worker scooped some pepper powder from a big jar and sprinkled it on a paper plate. The place is not kids friendly. Food 6.5/10, Comfort 6/10, price 9/10, service o/10, self serve at counter, cleanliness 8/10, Food court style. Repeat: Probably not. read more
3 years ago
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Hidden amongst many other restaurants & establishments on Queens Blvd in Forest Hills, one can easily miss this small spot whilst walking or driving, but you wouldn't be missing out on much, to be honest. The beef noodle soup I ordered barely had much soup in it (I feel like it should be filled 75% vs halfway filled). The beef pieces were pretty decent and tender, but broth and noodles were nothing special. It does get the job done if you're looking for a quick, easy, filling, inexpensive meal (only $7 for the soup). For a dumpling house, I wish they also had more variety for the dumplings. They also changed their menu a bit in that they no longer offer a 4-pc option for dumplings in case you wanted a small sample to try. Wish they would add or change their pork dumpling option to include cabbage as opposed to chives, but perhaps that is more of a personal preference. read more
I ordered the Dan Dan Noodles and Chicken Basil boiled dumplings. Very affordable and I love that! Taste was on point. The dan dan noodles tasted unique compared to other restaurants I've tried. The dumplings have great ratios. I'd come back for some quick food. read more
2 years ago
you should def try the dumplings shrimp or whatever and you'll love it! Try the soy sauce and hot sauce and that's the key to flavor. once you'be got that get the seaweed (Side order) that's my ultimate combo! read more
Ordered pick up on the phone and it was ready in 15min. Very fast. We tried a whole bunch of things. Dumplings - pork&chive and chicken basil. Without the sauce (soy sauce mixed with vinegar), I prefer chicken basil. The pork had a bit of the underseasoned pork flavor which I don't like. The dumpling skin to meat ratio was good for me. Pancake sandwiches - we got the Peking duck and the spicy beef pancake sandwiches. It was seasoned enough for me but I probably wouldn't get it again. The meat was very finely chopped so not much meat in there. The pancakes were $1.50 each but sandwiches were 4-4.50. Not worth the upsell. I would just get the sesame pancake and do my own thing at home by adding cucumber or lettuce and large piece of meat with some homemade sauce. Pan fried pork bun - these were fluffy and yummy. Not super crunchy bottoms but it was good enough if you have a craving. Not a lot of filling though. We also got spicy wonton in chili oil. This was pork and shrimp and was yummy. The vegetable hand pulled noodle was greasy but it was tasty when I used the left over wonton chili oil. Total was $38 and fed three adults and we were stuffed!! This place is close to home and will be our lazy stay-in kinda restaurant. read more
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