This is the best Chinese food place most authentic and flushing New York. It's price super cheap…read moreand cooked by professional chef from all over Asia. This is my first time visiting here, and I fell in love with the food to variety and how convenient it is to buy all these food. You can get stuff from XLB to pork chop rice and everything you could have ever think of a scene in social media I swear

The New World Mall in Flushing has so much to offer! On their basement floor, they've got a huge…read morefood court with lots of different Asian food stalls that are DELICIOUS! A few boba chains located down here too, like Gongcha and TigerSugar. I love getting the Sichuan boiled fish & the mala xiang guo/ spicy stir fry hotpot, which you choose yourself what ingredients you want in your stir fry. The New World Mall also has a supermarket inside on their main level, JMart. On their third floor, is where you can find a restaurant that does dim sum during the day and Chinese dinner at night. Many small shops inside the mall, as well. Nail salon, scalp massage, boutiques, etc. Parking: I usually just find parking on the street.

A relatively new mall for the area. It offer a variety of restaurants…read more It also has a swim school in here. Great for families! Definitely check it out if you are in the area.

From March 14 to April 5, 2026, there will be a MINISO x Hello Kitty and Friends Pop-Up located at…read moreTangram Mall in Flushing, NY. I visited the pop-up on Saturday, March 21st about 12:15pm and on Monday, March 23rd about 8:30pm. Both times there wasn't a line to enter. The pop-up isn't very big, but it does feature over 500 Sanrio products, including exclusive plushies, blind boxes, stationery, and snacks. I purchased a Hello Kitty and Friends Latte Bear Fitness Figure Blind Box ($17.99), Hello Kitty and Friends Chill Capybara Vinyl Plush Figure Blind Box ($29.99), and a pack of stickers ($1.99). Miniso Members can get a complimentary event tote with a $65+ purchase, but there were signs that the tote were sold out. My friend chose a TOPTOY Sanrio Characters Fantasy Fairy Tale Blind Box ($24.99). Lady M Pop-Up at Tangram was also back! I picked up a slice of Green Tea Mousse Cake ($10) and Checkers ($11.50). I really enjoy the Green Tea Mousse Cake which is a delicate green tea sponge cake with a green tea mousse, fresh whipped cream, and dusting of green tea cake crumbs. Checkers cake weaves together a precise and tender checkerboard of classic and chocolate sponge cake. You can never go wrong with anything at Lady M. I really enjoy how there are always events at Tangram and there's always something to do here.

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.

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.

Great selection of stores, but in recent years I think management is choosing to put stores not for…read morethe majority. More niche target. The facilities are well kept and clean The stairwell for garage is a bit sketch and dated, but gets the job done Overall great mall for one in the city.

Ah, the decently large mall that is a nostalgic time capsule of retail therapy. This place has it…read moreall: from Apple (because who doesn't need another overpriced gadget) to Build-A-Bear (for those days when you just need to stuff a bear with love and personal issues), and Crocs (because comfort over fashion is sometimes the way to go). The variety of stores here is like a buffet for your wallet, offering a little something for everyone. I love visiting occasionally to shop and hang out with friends. It's a great spot to bond over spontaneous purchases and the eternal debate of whether we really need another pair of shoes. I used to be a regular here, practically a mall rat. But, you know, adulting happened. Still, every trip down these halls is a stroll down memory lane. Malls are like dinosaurs - magnificent, nostalgic, and unfortunately, a bit endangered. But I hope this one never goes extinct. It holds too many memories, and let's be real, where else am I going to find a place with such a perfectly balanced blend of capitalism and camaraderie in the five boroughs?

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

The best mall to get do get Doritos 3D it was amazing it was like a real mall cause it is I love itread more

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.

I usually go there to buy a bubble tea drink. There are also some Korean Style Fashion Boutiques,…read moreTravel Agency and a small supplement store. Very convenient, located at Downtown Flushing, on Main St. So very very crowded during Sunday!!!! Strongly recommend if you travel from Up State New York.