Diverse selection of vendors offering many different cuisines. I wish I can review individual…read morevendors, but they don't have a page yet it seems. The food here does not miss. It's always a home run for me, and it's hard to find some of these foods outside of chinatown areas Staff and vendors here are so sweet and friendly. Service is relatively fast too. Food court has a lot of seating. You'll likely be able to find a seat if you have a smaller party, may have to squeeze in with another table. Restrooms available as well

New World Mall Food Court's hours are 10am - 10pm. It is located in the basement which we accessed…read moreby escalator. It is a large hall lined with food stalls along the outer wall including at least 3 drink options, so it didn't feel claustrophobic. Tables weren't the cleanest so I'm not sure if they have any staff wiping down the communal tables during business hours, but I did see someone emptying the trash. Liu Liu Sheng Jian and their dumplings are located here. I didn't think their skin was too thick, and I enjoyed them with a touch of vinegar.

Food selection here is diverse and unique. Cuisines served here are not easy to find elsewhere…read more Some vendors do not have yelp pages yet so reviewing the food court. Tried several vendors here so will speak generally on overall experience. You are getting the bang for your buck here that does not sacrifice on quality. Portion sizes are on the larger side. My most recent visit to a vendor, roughly translated called second brothers pig rice, delicious. Portion size was kind of big for one person, ended up splitting it. Staff are pretty friendly and willing to answer questions. Some menu can be entirely in Chinese, so if you can't read, you may need to do the classic point and thumbs up when ordering. Interior has many seating. Fairly easy to grab seats here. Decently clean. And restrooms available as well

I think this maybe my favorite food hall in Flushing for me because they have the Lemon Slushy & a…read moreTaiwanese food stall here that's always refreshing and delicious!

I remembered coming here during my junior and senior high school years when I went to the Mega…read moreAcademy nearby. The place has many different stalls and restaurants. During those times, I would usually eat at the Ajisen ramen or lamian place. During my undergraduate years, I went to the Spring Shabu place upstairs where I had to use a different enterance. The place was buzy.

This food hall for some reason just isn't much my cup of tea. When I think of going to a food…read morecourt, it rarely even pops into my mind. The only place that I somewhat frequent is Paris Baguette, which I don't really even consider part of the food hall. Most of the other offerings are just plain boring or for the younger crowds I guess.

2/5 original cake bakery's souffle cheesecake $6.17- not souffle, misnomer, too dense, ok tasting…read moreotherwise, have had much better 4/5 Ginza don: 4/5 takoyaki $6- pretty good 3/5 tempura oysters $

This review is primarily for the mochi stand by the entrance of Golden Mall…read more A few days ago, I had stopped by to order a stuffed mochi. This came out to $10. The options for filling include: lychee rose cream, matcha cream, mango cream, taro, and purple rice(my fave). After the filling gets packed into the mochi, it is sprinkled and dusted with crumbs or pork sung. There is not a lot of seating area in the golden mall, so I'd highly suggest taking the order to go. The mochi was good, but will become stale if you leave it overnight. I'd highly recommend eating it right away.

I've been to Tangram Food Hall a few times now, and it's become one of my go to spots in Flushing…read morewhen I'm with a group and everyone wants something different. It's clean, modern, and way more spacious than a lot of other food courts in the area, which makes it easy to hang out without feeling cramped. What I like most is the variety. You can get everything from hand pulled noodles and spicy Sichuan dishes to Korean street food and fun dessert spots all in one place. It's perfect for groups because everyone can order from different vendors and still sit together. Prices are pretty reasonable, and portions are solid. It does get busy, especially on weekends, so finding a table can take a little patience. And like any food hall, some stalls are better than others but overall, the quality is consistently good. If you're in Flushing and want options without having to walk all over the neighborhood, Tangram Food Hall is definitely worth checking out.

Did a small food crawl in Tangram food court. So much to choices to choose from. So we decided try…read morea few few spots Birria Landia - Medium consome - Chicken Tostadas - Chicken/beef tacos - Mulitas Na Tart - Salty Boy Homemade Milky Mochi, Dried pork floss, BBQ seaweed - Chocolate Bobo tart Semi sweet chocolate filling, Dark chocolate crispy pearls - Original joju - JOJU FRIES JoJu's banh mi inspired fries, topped with spicy mayo, spicy green sauce, pickled daikon & carrots, and fresh cilantro with BEEF BULGOGI top with an poached egg - kimchi fries Matcha ice cream

Their hours are really convenient & are open 365 days a year (really hope their staff gets comp…read moretime off though). This Asian Supermarket is great & huge. Lots fresh seafood, prepared meals, fruit & vegetable prices are average/can be slightly higher than other Asian Markets. They have a lot of good sales that change weekly. In addition to Korean ingredients, there's a lot of Chinese, Filipino, Vietnamese sauces & spices, Thai curry paste. LIVE Tuna & Roast Pig carving on Saturdays! (the freshest tuna samples w/ soy & spicy dipping sauce) Here's a list of great things to buy from this HMart location! Top Highlight: the house roasted Korean Sweet Potatoes (purple skin, yellow flesh). About $5-7 for 2-3 in a bag. The whole market smells amazing when you walk in. Try this with the "Country-style" Kimchi on top!! (rinse the kimchi a little if its too spicy for you) Have bought on sale: * Shin Black Ramen for $6.99 (I pick out the large pepper flakes in the veggie packet & only use 1/4 spicy powder packet) * Paldo Gomtang Ramen (mild bone broth, thin noodles) * Indo Mee Ramen (check expiration dates though) * Individual ramen flavors to try: Buldak Carbonara, blue Jin mild, Mama Tom Yum (Thai ramen) * Lee Kum Kee Oyster Sauce * different cooking sauces, vinegars, cintron honey * Soon Tofu (for tofu stew) + a few shrimp, small clams from the seafood counter * SO much roasted & seasoned Korean Seaweed (Gim) & other seaweed for stock * Lots of Furukake options * All different Pocky flavors are on sale a lot * Noodles Soup kits on the last far right Refrigerator Wall. Pulmone brand is good (chilled buckwheat noodles in bone broth for the summer). * Haagen Daz pints $6.99 * Individual viral Fruit-shaped Ice cream bars (Mango, Lemon, Peach). $3.99 Good but literally 3-4 bites. * Prepared Foods: Japchae (glass noodles), Broiled Mackerel, Pumpkin Porridge, Bibimbap Toppings (4-pack with shitake, spinach). Kimbap (cooked sushi rolls), Spam Musubi is nice to try (but got sick off of one bought late in the day). Korean rice cakes are just okay - kind of dense & almost zero sugar/sweetness. * The marinated raw meat bar is convenient & just okay. Chicken thighs are good - like a sweet chili marinade with a hint of soy. Bulgogi is convenient but the marinade is a little too sweet for me. Have to try the pork belly, chicken wings, maybe breast... * Kitchen Supply & Home Goods sections are excellent. Buckwheat pillow, Dishwashing gloves (& kimchee/house gloves), lots of Korean pots & pans, dinnerware, cooking utensils, tupperware - well priced. Bought a small-medium sized minimal-designed white fan (clear blades) which looks great in my apartment. They have some beauty products also. The "Italian green scrub towels" seem like they're made differently these days, a decent price there. Try the different types of packaged individual microwaveable Rice (mixed grain, purple rice, Gold brown rice) They carry Fever-Tree Sparkling Cucumber & Quinine tonic water! * Cafe & Bakery section: similar quality as Paris Baguette. All very fresh. Custard bun, Any sponge/chiffon cake with not-too-sweet buttercream, Soboro (peanut crumble topping bun) Had an Matcha Einspanner drink - well made & medium-strong flavor. * Stationary shop & video & dance dance games up front * Not a huge fan of their food court food. Had a Jajiangmein (Black Bean Noodle) & it wasn't very flavorful. Rice Boy looks okay. All the menus have a lot going on & wish there was specialized items/regions for each stall. $1.99 matcha & ube Ice Cream had very little flavor. * Very convenient to Q104 bus between Sunnyside & Astoria. 2 blocks from 46th St. Subway (exit at 48th St. side)

Love this Hmart so much and have been a big fan since they opened. Lots of great items + family fun…read morestuff to do between their food court, small arcade/claw machine area and cute stationary store, etc. It's also super well organized, kept very clean and I especially love their seafood, prepared foods, marinated meats and snack sections. Free parking on the roof is also clutch.

Food hall with multiple cuisines, cocktail bar, and spacious seating…read more Food: As of 2026 the restaurants are: Méxology, Bob White Counter, Ace's Pizza, and Le Thai. For dessert they have my favorite asian inspired soft serve spot: Soft Swerve. Their mango sticky rice flavor is a must try! Helpful notes: Parking is difficult in this area, subway (E, F, R) is encouraged. No outside food allowed indoors!

Food Hall. GOOD. Small sized venue with limited Vendors featuring a large Dining area. Out of the 9…read moreoriginal Vendors only 1 remains. Replacement Vendors like BOBWHITE still exist yet BEEBE'S, PAPER PLATE and TAIM are all gone. Grabbed a bite at 2 eateries. RECOMMEND.

This place is what New World Mall and food courts everywhere are all about: fast, mouthwatering,…read moreand affordable eats. I love my sheng jian baos and they are absolutely done right here. Plus, you get a free show out of it because all of the cooking is on display next to the register! The value is also amazing, because one order gets you a solid portion of meat and bun *and* the piping hot-ness of it forces you to pace yourself so you're not accidentally overeating 20 of them (I mean.. that's what I'd do if I weren't forced to slow down). Ambiance-wise, well, this is New World Mall's food court so be prepared to hustle for a table. This is not fine dining, people, but it is straight up good food worth going out of your way for.

After my wife bought me an order for dinner, I have been craving for more. Sheng Jian Bao, a soup…read moredumpling that pan fried with hot soup inside a bun. Usually, the Sheng Jian Bao you get from the Shanghainese Restaurant are tender with a thicker bun. This one is with a thin and crispy bun with a savory piece of pork that splash soup into your mouth (Be alert that it will definitely burn your tongue). I was introduced to have it with aged vinegar and chilly sauce. It bought the taste of the bun to a level of an explosion. Stop by and try an order when you visit Flushing. It is located in a food court inside the New World Mall. It looks cheesy but tasty. Calvin

Large food hall with a variety of options and some seating. I came twice for lunch recently, once…read moregetting a bowl from Pita Yeero and once getting a bowl from Miss Yolo's, and both times I had a great experience. Food was made to order quickly and both bowls were large. However both days I got takeout since all tables were full by the time we got there. I highly recommend to anyone looking for a quick and filling lunch!

What a fun stop for lunch! Stalls and booths with individual vendors selling a diverse array of…read moreethnic cuisines. Many choices pretty much from all over the world. This is an especially great place if your party cannot otherwise decide in a single type of cuisine. Everyone can fan out and find something that pleases them. We got there right before 11am, which is opening hour for many of the vendors. Everything seems ostensibly "carryout", even if the place where many carry what they buy are the shared tables in central spaces. We spent around $20 each for lunch, which is cheap when you compare it to many NYC options a cut above fast food. For quality and value, it'd be much easier to do worse than here than to do better.

This food hall has options for every foodie! There's also a Trader Joe's right there, so if you…read moreneed to enhance your selection in any way, you can just go there. The description of "diverse global cuisines" is extremely accurate. I was there on a Sunday; it was crowded but the lines weren't too long and we were able to find seating. They have tables for small or larger parties. One scary moment was when the police were looking for someone. I was startled when I walked out of the ladies room and they almost ran into me because they were on the hunt for someone. I hope they caught the person and I hope everyone is safe. There's a pretty heavy police presence in the area (or maybe it was the day I was there).

We had a show at the Brooklyn Paramount and needed a spot to have dinner before the show. Doors…read moreopen for VIP at 5:30PM so it had to be an early / fast dinner. I don't spend a lot of time in Brooklyn, so I actually had no idea that the Dekalb Market Hall was a thing until I started zooming in/out on Google Maps. This sounded like the best idea for our group of 4 - we could all get whatever we wanted to eat without having to compromise on one cuisine! Jokes on us, 3/4 of us ended up getting food at Hainan Jones. I had a grilled chicken bowl from Wiki Wiki and we also had boba from Tea Makers. Everything at Hainan Jones was great. The bowl at Wiki Wiki was really good. The boba was just fine. You really can't go wrong with Dekalb Market Hall, there are literally so many options. When we were leaving, we realized there was an entire whole section that we had not even realized was there! A plus is that there are bathrooms inside so you can use it before you leave.