Tried their dimsum a few months ago for the first time and would eat there again! My venture here was in hopes of trying a new spot. It's about a 12-15 minute walk from the 7 train Flushing subway station, past Northern Blvd. At a building named Linden Place (that's what the sign high above the entry shows), the dramatic entrance is up a wide set of steps, framed by a large molded name plate above and faux column panels at the sides. Inside, Crown One's facilities combine banquet hall and restaurant in the same way many of these large Southern Chinese establishments do. The foyer is fancifully decorated with plenty of gold-toned gilding, traditional blue on white ceramics and grand chandeliers, evoking somewhat of a nicer Asian hotel feel. The dining space features mostly white and neutral colors, two-story-high ceilings, a massive elaborate light fixture in the shape of a flower with petals as seen from below, and draped ribbons of fabric strung mid-air across the length of the room for an artistic effect. Getting to the food--pretty solid. Ordered shrimp wrapped in rice noodles), fried turnip cake, crystal shrimp dumplings, steak pepper shortribs, pork spareribs with rice noodles, shiumai dumplings, braised beef tripe with turnip. Waitstaff seated us, asked us for tea preference, the dimsum cart ladies came by and you need to flag them down as they walk around. At the end we flagged a staff member for the bill and paid at the front register, pretty typical dimsum restaurant service. Total for two people came out to $55 including tax and tip which was very reasonable. I'll be back! read more

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As Flushing's dim sum scene becomes less saturated, it's places like Crown One (御庭酒楼) that are keeping the Canto dream alive. While the food isn't necessarily going to win any awards, their space as a venue is what keeps them unique. Couple this with free onsite parking and spacious digs, and it becomes a destination. The main dining hall is surrounded by bright lights, a large LCD TV, and number of tables that are perfect for groups. This is a pushcart service, which is good news for those who want the nostalgia of choosing things directly from the cart. Not all the service workers are Canto-speaking, as I heard dialects from Wenzhou, Toisan (#1), and likely Fukinese. During the late afternoon, it's important to flag them down because it may take awhile for them to make the full round. From chiu chow dumplings (潮州粉粿) to shrimp dumplings (蝦餃), the selection is standard and well portioned. The steamed variety is preferred here, with some immediate hits in the form of spare ribs (排骨), shrimp rice roll (蝦腸粉), and glutinous rice wrap (糯米雞). The coconut jelly (椰子糕) was especially wonderful and the BBQ pork buns (叉燒包) were nicely steamed with solid chunks of pork inside. Overall, I think the food was consistent, tasty, and well presented. Prices are solid for Flushing and won't break the bank. The gaudy decor extends beyond the main dining hall and all the way into the bathrooms. Their staircase is a perfect photo op for folks and the manager / wait staff are hardly camera shy. Crown One would easily go on my list for restaurant repeats and I hope they continue to make improvements all around. ___________ (#1) Fine, Taishan. Happy mainlanders? read more

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I had to come visit because I get this ordered on the weee app to Boston! The restaurant is so beautiful inside. Dimsum was good! They had all the staples, siu mai, har gow, etc. Staff was super attentive and friendly read more

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Cuisine: 7 Service: 7 Decor: 8 Value: 7 Overall: 7 This place is not my first choice for dim sum or a formal Cantonese meal. However, it does have some nice looking decor, very grandiose. Some might call it gaudy. To each his/her own. Also, always able to get a reservation, not needing to go into downtown Flushing traffic, and having a large parking lot are major advantages. Honestly, these are the reasons that sets Crown One apart from most of the other Cantonese restaurants. As mentioned, the food here is solid, but it does have some ups and downs. Some of the better dishes I had include Sautéed Conch w/ Fried Milk, Boneless Chicken w/ Ham & Chinese Broccoli, Salt & Pepper Fried Calamari, Preserved Meat & Cauliflower, and Beef Pan Fried Noodle. The dim sum overall is decent and priced reasonably. I have been here for dim sum, small meals, as well as large banquets. I have never left here wow'ed by the food, but also never left unsatisfied. Due to its advantages, it will always stay in my mind as a good backup when I need a place last minute. read more

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After walking by when parking on our way to eat in one of New York's famous Chinatowns, we just had to go in for pictures! The place was open but empty when we visited on the Labour Day long weekend Monday in 2025 at 8PM, but the staff was ok with us wandering around and ogling the gorgeous interior. This was a perfect way to take it all in without the hustle and bustle of a busy dim sum happening or party in the banquet room. It looks well taken care of and very clean, with some proud ownership. Great spot to check out on your trip to Flushing for some of their famous Chinese food, well worth ducking in for photos! read more

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Parking garage underneath the restaurant is a plus, but one must arrived early enough as space is limited. Spacious dining room & clean bathrooms are both highly desirable. Dim sum quality on par with other restaurants in downtown Flushing, and prices are competitive. Lastly tips are included in final bill so no need to figure out amount separately. read more

What a spectacular place good enough for a wedding or a conference or dim sum lunch great Cantonese food and service. Why go anywhere else? Highly recommend crown one they also have parking downstairs in the garage. Hurry up and get here. read more

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It is a good try, but to be honest, it is not good as dim sum in China. The food is harder than I expected. read more

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I came here for a large wedding with 12 courses, and the food was phenomenal! Every dish was cooked very well, except for the first sashimi platter, which was unfortunately a tad bit fishy. The decor was very extravagant, and the service was fast as well. I was surprised they had cheesy lobster tails on the menu at a Cantonese restaurant but it was tasty regardless. read more

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Two of us went for early dinner before show at Flushing Town Hall. Waiter said 2 dishes would be enough so we ordered the soft shell crab fried sticky rice and water spinach with garlic. The rice was a huge platter! Plenty of spinach too, but should have been cut to smaller strands. We couldn't eat it all. The wait staff were all very friendly and attentive, maybe because we were the only eaters at that time ?! read more

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This is a very welcoming and huge palace-like Cantonese restaurant and dim sum place. Their dim sums are really fresh and authentic. Service is extremely fast. They offer lunch menu at $16.95. This is a large hall that is luxurious and very clean. I really enjoy the service read more

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The food is okay here, I went for party here but seems they lack of staff today, no one getting us new plates after having meal for 2 hours. The most unsatisfying thing is they force charging us $5 tips for parking lot. If you force charging, then that's not tips anymore, it's parking fee 硬性收$5停车小费简直霸王条款 read more

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Hidden gem discovered due to my aunt living nearby. I've only been here for dim sum with my family during the weekends. The restaurant, itself, is very spacious. Food in particularly dim sum is amazingly delicious! There is a good reason why I keep on going back for more of their dim sum. Wink wink hehe It gets crowded during the weekends, so I suggest going early, possibly before 12pm. There is a private parking lot on the first floor. Remember to tip them after you pick up your car! Only downfall is the bathroom, but it's bearable and the good outweigh the bad. Just watch out for wet floors! read more

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The kitchen is very dirty, there are cockroaches and rats, the restaurant is rated below C, and the service is very poor. The parking lot not free ! requires tipping and the attitude is very bad!!!! read more

I had a holiday get together here with extended relatives a little over a month ago. My relatives from the area recommended this restaurant. When the owner walked in, my cousin recognized him as the owner of another Flushing Chinese restaurant where she got married 30 years ago. Suffice to say he's an old hand and knows how to run the show. The food here was really good and the prices amazing. We had a prefix menu and private room and ended up paying around 30 per person for a colossal meal with leftovers that included lobsters, flounder, steak, jumbo shrimp with walnuts, and banquet E-fu noodles and fried rice. There was also karaoke, though you have to be able to navigate the Chinese language interface. They have an attached indoor parking garage that is complimentary if you get your ticket stamped at the restaurant. The downside is that you have to give up your keys to the valet and though they are far from customer friendly, they expect a $5 minimum tip. read more

The restaurant was huge enough to hold a banquet. We have a dinner celebration for 60 people and service was great! The food came out promptly and it was delicous. read more

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Good authentic Cantonese Dim Sum with a variety of different dishes. Great service, the carts came out frequently and waiters were present for assistance. Welcoming and impressive ball room type interior. read more

We recently went to this spacious Cantonese restaurant for a family dinner. It caters to banquets/receptions. The decor is reminiscent of 1980s gaudy, but some people like that look. It has a parking garage which is unusual for downtown Flushing. I found the dishes to be average, but the service was friendly. My favorite dish, shrimp with walnuts, was not good. The shrimps were dry and did not seem fresh. read more

Found another good spot in flushing! Food is pretty yummy here for dinner! I recommend these dishes below. Great for sharing so come hungry! Fish Maw Soup with Crabmeat Hot & Spicy Jelly Fish Head Lamb chop onion garlic Pork Chop Peking Style Prawns with walnuts and broccoli Snow Pea Sprout and Chop Garlic They'll finish the meal up with some red bean sago pearls and fruits! Go try it if you're in the area and looking for a place to go. They also have valet parking so it's very convenient. read more

Crown One 御庭酒楼 - Fish Maw Soup w Crabmeat/Pork Chop Peking Style/prawns w/ walnuts & broccoli/Hot & Spicy Jelly Fish Head/Snow Pea Sprout & Chop Garlic - Dim Sum Near Me - Flushing, New York

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This restaurant is huge but the food is just okay. It's good for wedding in Asian style. It's not free parking even said free parking ($5), Dim Sum is better than dinner. read more

Typical dimsum spot. But had the advantage of a parking lot downstairs. Very standard fare. Good staples, good variety. Nothing was amazing, and nothing was terrible. read more

It's a good place for dim sum. As parking could be difficult in this part of the town, the underground parking lot helps a lot. We reserved a private room for a family gathering. Usually, we'd see staff pushes the carts around with food on it, but since we were sitting in a private room, we just ordered off their menus. The food tasted great. We ordered the typical dim sum dishes and they were authentic. Not to mention the tea they served us was good. Nothing like the cheap-tasting teas they serve in the other places. One good thing about our private rooms is it comes with our own private KTV machine. The song selection was great because I can actually find songs I can relate to from years ago, which is great. read more

Came here recently on a Sunday morning. Crown One has a large open space with high ceilings, not very crowded since it's a bit off the main drag but within walking distance, though there's parking in their garage. Not too many carts around but they had most of the things we liked. Shrimp rice rolls had a lovely thin wrapper and humongous shrimp--the ratio was a bit off but it was still tasty! Har gow, the clear shrimp dumplings, were also fully packed with shrimp and came four to an order. The bean curd skin wrapped around bamboo was tasty but very meaty/shrimpy and needed more bamboo. Fried taro balls were also good! And one of their specialties is zha liang stuffed with shrimp (rice roll wrapped around a cruller that stuffed with shrimp)--it had a good crunch and flavor. Unfortunately, they didn't make my favorite dish, pan-fried chive dumplings :( So the dim sum is pretty solid here--nothing to dislike and the food was fresh and the flavors were right. The price point was a bit high with many of our dishes coming in as "special" plates for $6.95 each. Including tip, it came out to be about $24/person. read more

Went there for a large event. At 6:10 for 6:00 event the lot was full. Luckily we found street parking. People that came after us said they only had spots for the 'regulars' that go turning others away. People had to park almost a mile away in the municipal lot for $15. In a snow storm. Food was the most disgusting we've ever eaten. Nothing, nothing was edible. Either overcooked or fatty and boney. Even the fried rice and lo mein was inedible. Only Pro: The waiter got us water as requested. read more

Been here twice, first time in December for a Holiday company party. Food was mediocre, but that's a given since it was such a large event. Second time last night, again food was mediocre. It was edible but nothing good or worth remembering. They also received a health rating of C. And they absolutely deserved the C, this place is filthy and unsanitary. Dirty plates left around out in the open. Being from Brooklyn anywhere with a parking garage is great. However, both times the parking attendants were a scam. Both times restaurant management said parking is free and only tip based. First time we decided to tip $5 but the attendant demanded $10. Second time we decided to tip $3, but the attendant demanded $5. There is a sign in the lot but it also says parking is based off tips and the "suggested" amount is $3-$5. There are no signs anywhere indicating that parking IS $10, $5, etc. AND, on top of that, you have to look for your car and drive it out yourself. This is not how "valet" parking works. Super disappointed in the place and will not be returning, there are plenty of other Asian restaurants all over flushing/queens that is more worth visiting. read more

I had lobster with mushrooms (different type of mushrooms), although it is a sharing style restaurant they had more food on my table. It was good tho. Very friendly environment and service. Valet parking available : ) Good for groups near public transportation. read more

Everytime I come here with my friends or my boyfriend we alway get the chicken feet, tripe, shumai, sticky rice and these dishes is a must order. Food always come hot and delicious. Service is quick, I believe they also do wedding during the night time. Great spot for dim sum. read more

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To put it bluntly, I would NEVER have another event here again. The facility is large for a large event, but that's the only benefit. FWIW, the banquet tab was around $13,000. Food: Besides being 1.5 hours late to being out, the Peking duck was cold. Food prep was being done IN the dining space we were in! The beef was cooked WELL DONE, Service: You know it's bad when the host of the party (and her kids) have to walk around offering ice water to the guests. Parking: The designated parking garage was already full by 6pm. WTF. A $5 parking tip is NOT a tip...it's a parking fee. Or as Asians say, Pah-King FREE. There was some sort of dance competition in the main room,so perhaps all of the attention was diverted to them. Clearly this is a business focused on the $$$ rather than repeat business. This place sucked. read more

If I was allowed to give zero stars, I would have given it. My wife and I had my wedding there a month ago there. Besides the food tasting decent, everything else went terribly wrong. First, the owner wanted and kept pushing us to pay more tips. We ended up paying more than 20%. The banquet rushed food out to the tables well before the wedding was over. Did I mention the owner wanted me to pay additional tip to the head chef? Waiters did not take care the tables. They did not frequently refill the tables with alcohols which we paid for. Instead, the waiters decided to steal the wine behind our back. Multiple of friends and family saw them. The owner screwed up on the table seating which we worked hard on it. Technically, it was the owner who gave me their table map. How can they screw it up? They originally designed for a dance floor in center. Luckily my parents caught the mistake a few hours before the venue started. At the end, it looked terrible. Some friends and family sat very far from stage. Most disappointing part of the wedding was not given the opportunity for my family, wife, and I to go around and thank the people for coming. After the last dish of food came out, everyone started leaving. read more

Crown One is another fantastic find on Yelp. For those who have a car and like a restaurant near Flushing with it's own parking lot, Crown One is quite the find. The number one issue that deters people from coming to Flushing is the parking. Although the parking at Crown One is valet, you can safely get it parked for a few bucks. Located in College Point, the dim sum at Crown One is reasonably priced. It's a dollar per person for a tea charge. Dim sum is served traditionally here with cart ladies walking around the dining area. They were very nice and tried to pile more plates on my table. At some point I had to stop before there wasn't any room left on the table. Dim sum starts at $3.95 and up. There are plenty of choices here along with some interesting items such as a scallop dumpling. There were also many variants of Chiu Chow fun kor which was interesting. We had the chance to try a $22 plate of soft shell crab with sticky rice. The dish was very good as it has the requisite crisp to bring it up a notch. I would say that be best thing about Crown One is the spaciousness of the dining room. You could tell that this was once a theater, performance hall or banquet hall because of the super high ceilings and spaciousness. There are even signs outside reflecting its former history. The tables inside were not crammed together, unlike most Cantonese restaurants in Flushing. Therefore, that contributed to the mellow feeling and pleasantness I felt while having lunch. On one final note, you should look at the door sign before entering the restrooms because they left the restroom doors open. I nearly walked into the ladies room. Luckily a waiter yelled loud enough for me to hear before entering! Despite this, Crown One is a must return. read more

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Crown One is a large Chinese upscale restaurant serving dim sum in the morning and formal family style Cantonese dinner in the evening. There is free valet parking on the ground level. The restaurant is a bit farther away from the 7 train station and is located across from the projects in an industrial neighborhood, but the inside of the establishment is fit for royalty. It looks like an epic party hall with a center stage with tables on the theatre floor, across from a grand imperial staircase. The soft shell crab with sticky rice is a must get and possibly the best thing on the menu. The rice is more of a fried rice with golden egg pieces. The shrimp with walnuts and broccoli were average and not as crisp, but some people prefer softer shrimp with the sweet Mayo dressing. The lobster with ginger and scallion were the smallest lobsters I have seen in my life. The baby lobsters were not ready to be served in this grand dining ensemble. However, the fried tofu was a good choice with the addition of snow peas and king trumpet mushrooms. read more

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This place is incredible! I was told that its grand opening was just last week. You'll have to go up to the second floor to find it, but it's a really beautiful space (see photos). I had a mixture of dim sum (har gow, or crystal shrimp dumplings, and har cherng fun, or shrimp rice noodle rolls) as well as their regular dishes. These included ging do gwut (a kind of sweet and sour pork), which was perfectly crispy (yet not too oily), with a tangy yet sweet red sauce. I also had this seafood noodle soup with Chinese melon that was hearty and wholesome. Finally, we rounded out our meal with a soft shell crab fried rice dish. The rice was deliciously savory and full of bits of meat and scallions and egg - so many different flavors and textures! Overall, I would highly recommend this restaurant. Service was great, the restaurant was beautiful and clean, and the food was incredible. Great value as well! read more

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Just like the name of the restaurant, it is like stepping into the palace. The place is huge. Even the restroom is so grand! We ordered the fish maw with crab meat soup, pitter melons with egg white, the Softshell crab with sticky rice and the pan fried lotus cake. They are all so delicious. The portion is big. With the great taste and the portion of the dish, the price is right! We can feel the excellent service from the minutes we walked in. We were the first table dine in for the night. The servers are checking in to make sure we were okay very frequently. We have not been to a nice restaurant like this in NYC for a long time. Will definately recommend this one for those who love to enjoy a great atmosphere , good food and right price. Will definately come back again. Please keep up the good work and the quality of your food. read more

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This place is GREAT! Even before you sit down, there is FREE parking in the basement. (In most of the USA, free parking is expected, in downtown Flushing it is extraordinary. Even finding paid parking can be a challenge in downtown Flushing.) I was there with 12 adults, plus a toddler & an infant. We sat at a round table with a rotating disc in the center (a lazy Susan), I had arranged the dinner in advance & pre-ordered about 10 entrees plus dessert, with the assistance of my friend Ming, who speaks Cantonese. . Let's take a step back. This is a CHINESE (Cantonese) eatery in Flushing. Everyone in the place was Asian with the exception of some of the folks at my table. The banquet menu we had was in Chinese (although there was limited English subtitling). By less than a strange coincidence, two of my friends spoke Cantonese (although they could not read the Chinese characters). FOOD, the lobster was glazed with & served with some sauce, It was well received & those that eat it were very pleased with it, but we have no idea what the sauce was. The "fish glazed with ginger sauce" was excellent (but we have no idea what type of fish it was, Yes, we could have asked, & we did, but some things (like the species of fish, don't translate well in kitchen dialects. The eggrolls with other stuff were DELICIOUS, The fried rice was very good & slightly different than the usual fried rice... which always varies from restaurant to restaurant, but that is hardly surprising. The thing that was surprising was that the food was NOT salty, & not overly spicey. The portions were large & we had plenty of leftovers to take home. The Main dining room is huge & decked out with golden, carved moldings. (Although these days carved moldings are injection molded & plastic.) The ceiling appears to be supported by polished granite columns about 2 feet in diameter. The overall appearance is "Palacial." The staff were very polite & good at their jobs (even if language was a barrier). The price was high for an evening dinner, but considering that we had around ten courses (& large portions) the price was very reasonable. We spent almost two hours eating, everyone had their full. Although we tend to be a critical & grumpy gaggle of gastrophiles, all of us agreed that the food was excellent, as was the service, building, parking & everything else. If you get a chance, try it out! read more

Food is good, regular Chinese dim sum that come around in the metal carts. You can also order special dishes from their menu and the portions are family style. Service is good, they are very attentive to what you want and a lot of staff on the floor. Although the parking IS free, it seems like they WANT you to tip before getting your car ($3 and they will ask for it). There was a 18% service charge on the receipt. The place is very clean, high ceilings, bright. read more

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After my favorite dim sum places during COVID, I was struggling to find one I liked as much. Although this is still not better than our old faithful dim sum place that my family went to for over a decade, this will do for the future now that that one is closed. The food was all pretty fresh, the area was clean and large. The price wasn't bad either. Definitely my new go to if I want dim sum. read more

I love their dimsums!! So yummy! I love eating the congee with beef tripes! So yummy! read more

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This restaurant was once a wedding hall. Semi free indoor parking because attendant demands $3 before retrieving your car. Ambiance is still kind of dark because of the extremely high ceilings. It's like a warehouse atmosphere, almost like dining at a Bjs or Home Depot. Came here in the morning hours for Dim Sum only. The assortment is ok, with the same 3 carts going around. As soon as you ask for 2 dishes, the other servers will swarm in and try to sell you everything. The shrimp dishes tend to be better than the others. The spare ribs are a little tough and bland. Overall not a bad spot for dim sum because of the convenient parking. The dishes range from $3+ to little over $5. Prices are higher on weekends. Automatic gratuity of 18% is added automatically. read more

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The family had dimsum here the morning after we flew into NY. There is an underground valet parking lot which is helpful as you know this part of Flushing is busy and the parking can be scarce. The restaurant is pretty huge with high ceilings. It must have been another type of restaurant in its previous incarnation as it has a very large glass chandelier and very ornate moldings. Not really to my taste but I'm here for the food. It's a weekday and carts were being pushed with the dimsum offerings. Where I'm from there are fewer dimsum restaurants and fewer customers enjoying dimsum on a weekday, and you have to order from a menu, not pick from a cart. Most people like the cart-experience but ordering from a menu can be an advantage as the food comes out steaming hot and fresh. The food itself was on par with most other places I've eaten at. We did order beef chow fun which was the only dish I didn't think had enough seasoning. And for some reason it seems like ordering noodle dishes from dimsum restaurants always seems more expensive than ordering at a non-dimsum restaurant, ala carte. Just my observation. The restaurant does validate your parking ticket. The funny thing was when we went back to retrieve my SIL's car from the valet lot, the valet got the keys then asked her if she wanted to get the car herself. Of course she said no. Lol! It's supposed to be "valet" parking, not self-parking. read more

The dim sum here is decent but try to come here before 1PM. After 1PM, there's not much dim sum left and the same 2-3 carts start circling around. We typically have an OK experience here but they charged us THIRTY DOLLARS for ONE plate of Fried Vermicelli Singapore Style Noodles. One plate typically costs around $17-$18 dollars so we had no idea where the extra charge came from. We unfortunately didn't realize they overcharged us until we got home and went over the math. So before you pay at the register, have a general idea of how much your meal cost so they don't overcharge you. read more