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    Win C.

    Great Asian spot! Came here for our nephew's 1st birthday celebration and they reserved a small private room. They ordered banquet style and the food was delicious. It's nice to go to a good Asian spot that's outside the main flushing area.

    Alaskan King Crab
    Chun M.

    We've had 2 group dinners at Chef Wong's Bistro so far and both meals have been excellent! Cantonese seafood dishes are their specialty and you're guaranteed to get some of the freshest ingredients possible, especially if you choose the live seafood from the fish tanks. They keep a stock of North Atlantic Lobsters, Dungeness and Alaskan King Crabs, as well as assorted fish like sea bass and grouper. Sometimes they'll even have mantis shrimp and Asian spotted prawns. At a previous dinner, we had for cousins visiting from California, we had a great banquet meal and for our latest dinner, we entertained friends visiting from Vancouver and the Philippines. We will take any excuse to have a big dinner! The restaurant set meals are good deals with a variety of appetizers, soups, beef, seafood & chicken dishes at different price points. You can even swap dishes from the regular menu to your liking if you have different tastes. There is also a Chef's Specialty menu that you can choose from. This last dinner was a winner. We only had 6 people, but we had an excellent meal starting with the Mixed Appetizer Platter, West Lake Beef soup, a whole Peking Duck and a Pan Fried Flounder. There is a current deal for an Alaskan King Crab for a flat $218, which I reserved the day before. The server brought the live crab out in a tub for pictures and then it was off to the kitchen to be served in 3 dishes. He said it was a 5 lb crab but looked way bigger. I estimate it was at least 8 lb. I had specified the crab legs to be served steamed with garlic & vermicelli, the body parts stir fried with ginger & scallion and the entrails from the carapace were used to flavor the Golden Fried Rice. The best part were the meaty legs, but the body parts were just as sweet. If you get a chance at a King Crab, do it! Being here at the northern end of downtown Flushing, it's easier to drive here and street parking is not hard to get around dinner time, which is free after 7pm, Mon-Sat and all day Sunday. Paid metered parking is usually for 2 hrs from 9am-7pm on the north side and 9am-10pm on the south side.

    Francine Y.

    Food was mediocre at best and only one lady waitress was friendly while the others didn't care to serve and help us while we had our end of Chinese new year dinner. The unfriendly servers tried to rush us to leave, they kept hawking over us, consolidated our dishes together to "make more room" when we didn't even need it. Parking also sucks around here. One and done. So many other places to go with better parking.

    This beef was incredibly good
    Shelley L.

    Gotta love seeing the cantonese restaurants pop up. Happy to see this one on Northern Boulevard. We didn't bother with the parking lot which I'm told is comped for this restaurant. We found parking on the street on a weekend. Service is friendly, efficient and quick. We got a standard banquet style meal with customary 8-9 dishes. Ended with watermelon and dessert soup. The one dish I didn't like was the fried rice as it seemed the rice wasn't fully cooked. I had it as leftovers, added more water, and voila! It was pretty good with softer rice. They had a private room which is great for a large group - be sure to book in advance if you want that room. Otherwise, the restaurant is on the smaller side but good amount of tables.

    Salt & Pepper lobster Special $15.95
    Alex Z.

    Great place for family style meal and gathering, most tables are big round table, apart from lunch specials I think this place is better to enjoy with big group so you can order more dishes and fresh seafood. They have big fish tanks at the dining room you can see live seafood available for purchase. Their famous king crab is $40/lbs which isn't a bad deal when you have a big group. The lobster special is daily, but you need or order at least one dish from menu in order to order one lobster, two main for two special price lobster etc. two flavors are free of charge are ginger scallion and salt & pepper. Lobster is big and juicy. I had a lamb and beancurd skin casserole, the lamb is skin on the bone in, more like lamb legs, the dish was a bit bland I didn't even finish, pack it home to cook more. I had a mix BBQ with crispy pork belly and duck, it was not great, pork is very dry and there's only a quarter duck and four of five pieces are just skin and fat, for over $20 that's really not a good portion and quality. The service was good, our waiters are attentive, refill water when it's empty and change our plates when they are full of shells.

    Lychee Shrimp Ball
    Jen B.

    Great Cantonese food. We will be back with our family & friends. Our new favor restaurant in Flushing

    Patrick D.

    Today the special was chicken for $1 and folks where can you get that?! We went back for their delicious Ginger Scallion Lobster that Chef Wong executes to perfection! Their Steamed Fish with Ginger & Scallion (薑葱蒸魚) is delicious. They take the fish directly from the fish tank and prepare it a la minute with scallion and your traditional soy sauce. This is always a center piece for. Cantonese seafood feast at around $75. This dish boasts a delicate and simple flavor that's simply just right. Part of why it's a Cantonese classic is because it's a nutritious, refreshing dish that's super easy on the stomach. Service was super friendly and dedicated as my mother in law comes here often. The ambiance is relatively relaxed but with a nice setting and a functional aquarium. They have King Crabs, fresh lobsters and multiple fishes. So for a unique Chinese Seafood experience, Chef Wong reigns supreme!!!

    Clam!
    Rob D.

    Love this place! Must go back and try the King Crab. Everything I had was great. Amazing deal for lobster!

    Eel
    Jayson C.

    Great Authentic place for Cantonese seafood. We had a 6 pound Alaska King crab for about $usd. The service & food was very good. The crab was steam to perfection. All the dishes was tasty & affordable

    Jelly fish pickle radish
    Hawkin C.

    Came here for Mother's Day dinner with family and cousins. This restaurant used to be in Chinatown now it in Flushing. It can hold big groups. As we put our order eleven dishes as the waiter wrote down. Somehow as the food was being served it came out the way the waiter wrote down, usually the mains would come out in the middle but it came out towards the last few dishes. Lot's of dishes lack of seasoning and small portions. They have free parking when you spend a certain amount that covers one car only if you double that amount get another free car parking.

    Ginger & Scallions Lobster Special, Salted Fish & Chicken with Bean Curd Casserole, Honey Bbq Roast Pork
    Gordon S.

    It was first night meeting up with family in nyc. server was helpful, while we wanted to try roast pigeon, they were out as it was kind of late. dishes were prepared to cantonese style, pretty authentic good portions, decent price.

    Steamed Eel

    This is a good restaurant for big group dinner. They have many different live seafood dishes with very reasonable prices. We had the Alaskan Crab cooked in 3 different ways. They also had various specials posted on the walls such as half a chicken dish for $1 if spending over $100. We were seated in a room. The dishes all tasted good and service was good.

    Ellen L.

    This is best Cantonese restaurant for dinner so far. Many restaurants shrinks the portions or quality drop due to inflation. This restaurant still provides large portions, and every taste excellent. I'd give 5 stars if the eel can taste even. So we check the fish tank afterwards the eel were half stuck in the tank, half of its body moving alot and the other half got stuck didn't move. Our family taste the different texture, first half is perfect and second half little mushy. Overall the flavor of steam eel is excellent. Just make sure you go check the eel you want and pick them. We will do it next time The rest of food are perfect to taste, nothing too salty everything has it's own flavor. Owner & servers are so nice. You'll get free bowl of red bean soup as dessert, also a fruit platter (although I found mold in a small batch of grapes) so 4 stars gor the first try. We are looking forward to come back for second meal and already reserved the table for our next visit.

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