My last time on this block was in 2018 when I ate at Kung Fu Xiao Long Bao( my dear Yelp friend…read moreAndie also was a regular) - now permanently closed. I did not know that. I parked and saw the finishing touches on the new restaurant replacing Kung Fu XLB and decided to try a neighbor. Best decision ever: 1) Kan Wah was busy - 16 seats inside were occupied. Phone ringing nonstop. 2) The chefs were crankin' and laughing and having fun while they cooked. 3) a)The owner was a great guy. I opted for the Shrimp in Garlic Sauce lunch special plus extra garlic sauce and broccoli as add ons. A great piping hot entree/dish/ container came out on a red tray in 240 seconds. Tasty! The broccoli was well done.The shrimp pieces were huge, fresh and juicy. The sauce - not sweet or heavy at all. Light n delicious. The pork fried rice was gorgeous. The owner asked to ensure - pork ok? The egg drop soup that came with - best in NY! b) Accommodating owner - elderly local customer came in to eat. She brought her own plates and utensils. He said no worries and served her white rice on one plate and her eggplant in garlic sauce on the other. It was love and joy to see her enjoy her meal. * Ray Ray was inspired! Her dish looked so yummy that I ordered the same to go. c) Truck driver from NJ pulled up and got his favorite beef n broccoli extra extra spicy. d) Mom, Dad and daughter in school uniform came in at 2:35 pm and got some delicious fried chicken with pork fried rice. Yes typical NYC Chinese takeout with the above nice additions in a simple no frills atmosphere but dynamite food. Open at 10:30 . Plenty of free parking on side streets or $1.50 per hour up front. Cash only.

OMG! Kan Wah Restaurant is a keeper. The food here is delicious. You know the food is good when you…read morecome back and order it a second time around. Trying to find a place for lunch. Notice Kan Wah Restaurant as I walked by. Look at the menus and ordered the Beef with Broccoli lunch special with Wonton soup. The food was cooked just right. I enjoyed the soup and the Wonton was not my thing. Prefer fried wontons instead. Will get that next time when I am in the neighborhood again. Yes, the place looks like a hole in the wall. Brings back so many memories of the take out restaurant growing up. Folks this is a busy establishment. Locals, students and patrons come to Kan Wah Restaurant to order entrees and lunches here. The line moves fast. Definitely be back soon to try their other lunch specials.

One of my mom's fave places to dine for over 10 years. The sichaunese food here is solid and the…read moreservice is amazing. They are always kind to my 80+ year old mom and always accommodate all her requests and even call her VIP to make her happy. We ordered the duck blood with internals, stir fried thousand layer tofu and pork belly with leek. Everything was very tasty and goes well with rice. We also ordered spicy tendon our normal take out item for my little bb. They re renovated a couple years ago and the interior is much nicer with the wooden trims and Asian style decor.

The portions are pretty big for the price and and I really enjoyed all the dishes I've tried. Their…read moreentrees do come with rice - I wish they had told us that before we ordered a fried rice dish, but that fried rice was one of the best I've had! Spicy crisp fish: batter isn't too thick, big pieces and good spice level. Intestines: the batter on this is thicker than what I'm used to but it was insanely crispy! Best eaten hot, otherwise gets too greasy Sprouts fried rice with egg: I couldn't stop eating! So simple but the pickled veggies gives it so much flavor. Beef with pickled pepper casserole: this was too oily and the beef wasn't tender enough. The pickled pepper made jt too sour for me but that's a personal preference

Very tasty and reasonably priced sichuan food. This will be my go to for sichuan in flushing from…read morenow. The lady answering phone did not speak english. And so I tried to order via their website which had ordering had issues. So I had to order via door dash which jacks up prices a few bucks. Still reasonable even at the door dash inflated prices. But better to have a Mandarin speaker place the order. Generous portions. 1 dish per person easily enough. Fish in oil was my favorite. Cumin lamb was fairly good, although I've had better at other places. Double pork was not spicy at all. A little too salty for my taste. Located very close to sky Mall

A relatively average Sichuan spot, most dishes here were sufficient, priced relatively well, but…read morelacked anything that took any of the dishes above and beyond what you'd get at an average Sichuan restaurant. Ordered 7 dishes here, Chongqing chicken, pork spareribs, garlic eggplants, sauteed stringbeans, beef with bean curd, cumin lamb and a flounder dish, with the best dish being the beef with bean curd since it incorporated a lot of ma la spices that left my mouth feeling numb. Everything else here unfortunately was not that memorable and didn't really pop out at me with the typical spice and flavor Im normally used to for Sichuan food. Come here if you're in a bunch for Sichuan, otherwise flushing has a multitude of restaurants to try

Life is subjective, that's why I think I'm the hottest man alive, or is that just being objective…read morebecause everyone else thinks the same? Nonetheless, my review here is subjective, or objective based on the reader's interpretation thereof. Eating here brings me back to my high school days. Average looks, average grades, average athleticism, below-average finances but above-average belief in myself to make something of my life. Chinese food was a delicacy, an oasis in my barren life. An escape into the promised land. This place is clean and good. Price is good. They turn on Christian music so the food quality is something I can believe in. Like a Chinese restaurant church. Go once a week and get blessed

1 Star I've been…read morecoming to this Chinese restaurant for a long time, and unfortunately after what happened today, I will no longer be returning. I came here with my siblings and everything was fine at first. We had just finished eating and had spent around $40 on our meal, so we were paying customers like any other family who comes in to eat. My 3-year-old brother started making a little noise after we had finished our food. He is a toddler--kids are not always going to sit completely silently or behave like adults. An employee (I'm not sure if she was the owner or a worker) came out and said, "Oh my God, you're so annoying. You're screaming too much. This is a business," and then told us "GO HOME." I found this extremely rude, disrespectful, and completely unprofessional. There are ways to address a situation, especially when dealing with a family and a small child, without insulting a toddler or telling paying customers to leave. We were not being disruptive while eating, causing problems, or bothering anyone. My little brother was simply being a toddler. No 3-year-old is going to sit perfectly quiet and make absolutely no noise. I've supported this business for a long time, but after being treated this way, I unfortunately won't be coming back. Very disappointing experience and completely unnecessary.

Cuisine: 7 Service: 5…read moreDecor: 4 Value: 9 Overall: 7 Inside the Arcadia Mall on Main Street, there is a restaurant from FuZhou that's been serving the locals for over the last 8 years. It is the opposite of fancy, but you can always get a decent meal here for a very good price. Imho, their best item is the mini steamed pork buns ($3 for 4), which have a nice fluffy dough filled with juicy and delicious ground pork. When you are lucky and receive a new batch, these little guys are a home run. Where else can you get breakfast/lunch for $3? I sometimes but them frozen at $24 for 40 pieces. Their mini pork ball dumplings are very good too, though very different than everywhere else I have had the dish. There is a extremely pronounced celery flavor that will either make you love or hate them. I still prefer the version (10 for $3.50) at Tantou King, but these are a wonderful change of pace. With that said, these do cost more at 12 for $5. Another great option for lunch or dinner is their steam table with about 30 choices of proteins and veggies. Here are the various deals listed in Chinese. - 3 items & soup: $8.50 - 4 items & soup: $10.00 - After 7pm: $7.50 - After 8pm: $6.50 - Monthly pass (30 meals): $270 This is a common blue collar meal that offers a patron variety and value. I have nit tried too many items, but what I had was hot and generally tasty. Btw, seating at this restaurant is first come first served. Not good for large groups. You will likely have to share tables with strangers. Like I said, not fancy, just a quick meal or grab-n-go type of place where their regulars can get a taste of home.

Best tasting rectangular shaped 燒餅 in downtown Flushing, fluffy and with white sesame on the…read moreoutside makes it a rare find. Main challenge is it always sell out early so get there early, or better yet, recommend the kitchen staff to make more of it.

Foods and service are the best . I enjoy the dumpling here so much . The cashier are friendly .read more

Rating: 8.5/10 Date Last Visited: 8/10/2025…read more I ordered the Assorted Duck Vermicelli Noodle Soup ($12.50). This is exactly what I expect if I'm ordering a duck noodle soup. They had multiple parts of the duck - including gizzards, liver, blood, and actual meat. They also add in some bok choy, cilantro, and tofu, adding some lightness and texture to the soup. All parts of the duck were delicious - I personally don't enjoy the other parts of the duck as much, but could tell that this noodle soup was well made. The only complaint I have is that the noodles were a bit undercooked - they were too chewy and it was hard for me to eat. The other parts of the soup were amazing though. Overall, I would recommend to anyone who enjoys duck and soup for a good price. Also be advised this is cash only.

It can get a little lively inside, but the food is absolutely worth it. A friend introduced me to…read morethis hidden gem of Northeastern Chinese cuisine in Flushing, and every dish we tried was amazing! I especially loved their dumplings -- the chive and pork, and the sauerkraut and pork were both so good. We also had the lion's head meatballs, which were so tender and flavorful. I'll definitely be coming back to try more dishes next time!

This is another family fave when we go to flushing to see family. It can be hard to go out with a…read morelot of people with everyone wanting different things but there's something for everyone here. The food is good and service is fast. Never disappointed when we come here, they're friendly to us and my fam has been coming here for years!

Placed an order of this to go and it was delicious! This place is located inside of a food court so…read moreyou can grab this as well as any other foods if you are looking for a quick meal that has a lot of variety. This place is a dry hot pot place and let's you choose what toppings you would like to put inside as well as the spice level and they cook everything together and mix it in their delicious spicy sauce. The staff are very patient and give us time to discuss what it was that we wanted inside. After choosing your ingredients , they weigh what they have in their bowl in order to charge you but what I like is that they don't put too much of any ingredient so I feel like I have more space to mix and match more items. Definitely a place to check out if you want to try or are craving spicy dry hot pot!

Whenever I get a coupon code from Uber Eats combined with my AmEx $10 credit each month, this has…read morebeen my go to place. I would order more often if Uber Eats didn't charge so many fees. But besides that, food here is amazing. I always order two orders of rice to go along with the dry hotpot and they always split it to two boxes which is super convenient. Highly recommend the fish!!! 10/10 all day. Not sure how this place only has 3 stars