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    Fifty Bay

    3.5 (115 reviews)
    ModerateSeafood
    Open 9:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Loud
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Irene C.

    service is great and all, but it's 1 star solely for the taste of this place's dim sum. Although there's an okayish selection, there wasn't a single dish that tasted good. All of the rice roll/ dumpling dishes had super thick skin and the shrimp inside doesn't taste fresh. Other dim sum dishes also lacked flavor or would taste overcooked.

    Lobster salad
    Kami L.

    Went here for an early dinner with a group of eight. The food was good, depending on the dish. We were seated immediately, but were only given two menus for our group. We ordered the lobster salad, peking duck, tofu and mushrooms, house special fried rice, and the braised eggplant. We tried to order a fish dish, but the did not have the fish available. I was surprised to see that the lobster salad was mostly melon and a lot of mayonnaise on top and not too much lobster. It supposedly was made up of three lobsters...The vegetable and tofu dishes were great.

    Menu Page 1 - March 2025
    Chris E.

    Came here for a Saturday banquet luncheon recently (during dim sum hours) and the food was just OK. As expected for any dim sum restaurant, it was absolutely jam PACKEEEED on a Saturday morning/afternoon inside of decent size establishment. I didn't get to try the dim sum as our large party was here for a luncheon, but boy I was craving it from seeing all of the dim sum carted around inside. We had numerous banquet-style entrees come out (quite quickly) during our time here. Entrees that we were served included a soup to start, cold platter (consisting of roast pig and jellyfish), prawn with walnuts andnc, steamed chicken with ginger and scallion, Buddha's Delight, fried milk, steamed live fish, lobster with ginger and scallion, young chow fried riice and probably a few other dishes I'm forgetting. At the end, most of the food was good - including the soup, cold platter, mayonnaise shrimp and lobster. However, there were a few dishes which were also quite ordinary and flat, like the fried rice and chicken. Surprisingly, the fried rice had no flavor at all and was quite plain. Service was decent throughout and we were in and out in 2 hours. Definitely would love to come back to try the dim sum as my review is exclusively just for the large entrees. FYI, they have a valet parking lot on the side of the restaurant that is free. If you're not into valet, then there are PLENTY of metered parking spots in front of the restaurant. As of March 2025, it was $4 for 2 hours of metered time, which wasn't bad at all.

    Green beans sautéed with picked radish
    Susan C.

    Came with a party of 12 for dinner a couple weekends ago, Saturday 7:30pm. Would recommend! One of my friends called in advance to make sure there were seats and upon arrival our party was seated right away. For dinner they have an extensive menu of mostly Southern Chinese banquet-style dishes good for sharing. My friends ordered for the table before I got there so I'm not exactly sure what the names are each dish were, though I will say the cooking was terrific and the flavors on the dot. Portions were good for the prices. General run down: - appetizer - roasted salted peanuts: pretty standard Chinese restaurant peanuts - appetizer - brined and steamed chicken feet: i didn't try this though a couple friends who did enjoyed them. Believe this was complimentary since I saw other tables with plates too. - stir-fried pea shoots: solid, fresh and glad the leaves were not too old. - sautéed green beans with pickled radish: yummm, that bit of salty and sour goes well with the crunch of the green beans. - Peking pork chop: sweet and sour sauce, deep fried goodness. - beef and broccoli: tender beef, well cooked broccoli, was impressed this was well flavored without being too saucy or salty. - steamed fish: a traditional staple, mildly flavored with ginger, scallions. - Singaporean style seafood noodles: a group favorite, crisp noodles, generous seafood (fish, calamari, shrimp, scallop) with sauce poured over. - steamed chicken with scallion and ginger: another traditional dish, I didn't try this. - deep fried (insert protein here): Soo I didn't try this one and I also couldn't tell what it was haha, see pic. - congee with fish filets: good flavor for a simple dish, lots of pieces of a white fish with thin slivers of ginger, scallion and radish. - walnut shrimp: ordered but didn't get served, good thing they didn't charge us for it. - red bean with black rice sweet soup: complimentary dessert from the restaurant, a good ending to a delicious meal. Fresh orange slices also provided. Service was pretty attentive, came by multiple times or were easy to flag down to order rice, more food, get the check. They also didn't rush us to leave even though we were the last party in the restaurant at closing. Parking is available via valet in the parking lot adjacent the restaurant, $3 cash "tip" is required. My friend tried to tip $2 and was told by the attendant $3 was the min. Or there is street parking nearby if you don't mind looking. Transportation by public bus is also available.

    Sautéed Fresh Mushroom & Egg Tofu
    Jamie Z.

    Food: I've tried a little of everything in the pictures I've attached below. My favorite dish that I've ordered was the Sautéed Fresh Mushroom & Egg Tofu because they literally cook it right after you place the order. It was hot and the taste of it was so flavorful. I loved the softness of the mushrooms and the comforting effect that the egg tofu provided. Everything else is similar to most typical dimsum places I've tried. I do like the char siu baos; they didn't overdo with the meat and the buns were so fluffy and soft. The durian pastry was warm, not too sweet, and yummy!! Not a lot of people like durian, but for the people who do love durian, this is a must try dessert. Service: The Asian aunties were nice and friendly. When I asked them what certain things were, they explained them to me. The male server refilled our tea frequently and was very attentive. The people with white button downs (I'm assuming they are managers?) were also very helpful. I had a menu in my hands and without me asking, one of the managers(?) saw my interest and listened to what I wanted. Ambiance: It was very busy! We went on Saturday at 11:30AM for a brunch meal. They offered us to sit near the front door location but we felt more comfortable sitting more inwards because we felt we would have more access to a variety of different carts and better service. We had to wait about 5 minutes to get seated which wasn't long at all. The managers(?) were all fast paced and knew what they were doing to make sure the waiting customers don't have to wait long. The atmosphere was very chatty and created a sense of connection among each table drinking tea. Overall, I had a great experience.

    Yingxin Y.

    Dungeness crab w Salted Egg York is the best. The rest are okay. Overall is okay but still a bit expensive so not quite valuable. The restaurant is small and so everyone all squeeze in a small table, not much comfortable about that. I think we won't visit the second time. 坐着很挤,菜价偏贵。应该不会来第二次

    Fried rice
    Tiffany H.

    Great shareable dishes. The fried rice is huge. The duck, the chicken was interesting I think it was free started. I love the plates n cups all w Cherry blossom motif. Service is great nice n friendly n attentive. Def come bring tire family bc everything is sharing size.

    Shumai w/ abalone, meat ball, shrimp roll
    Edwin S.

    Newly opened in the Flushing area (more on the outskirts I.e northern blvd area), Fifty Bay tries to be innovative by adding elements to the classics. This can be seen by adding bits of abalone on top of Shumai, adding a bread dish with cheese inside and coloured shrimp rice rolls. Overall the restaurant is packed and the service is what you would expect. Taste: 4.5/5 Service: 2/5 - one of the push cart ladies tried to seek a food into our table Ambiance: 2/5 - tables are very close to one another and very loud as a result Value for money: 4.5/5 Overall would probably come back here again because of the food and less so anything else..!

    Tofu fish casserole
    Amy M.

    Had dinner here on a weekend night and they sure get busy. The food here is really good and has great wok hey. The razor clams were delicious and they gave you lots of pepper and onion that was cooked perfectly. The only down side here is it's really loud. The interior decor does not have anything soft so the noise just bounces around. I felt like I had to speak loudly just to have a conversation with people in my small table of 4. Also the price is a little more expensive than most Chinese restaurants.

    Fried Black Sesame Ball
    Ruby C.

    We went there at 2pm on Saturday after the peak hours, so most dim sums we got weren't hot enough... I looked forward to trying the green tea salted egg yolk bun but it was meh. The green tea flavor didn't stand out, and there weren't enough lava fillings imo. It was indeed less greasy than regular salted egg yolk bun so still worth a try. Only the egg tarts were fresh out of oven, but the custard part was bland and the shell wasn't flaky. The black sesame balls were cold so the crust was no longer crispy. My favorite dim sum was the pan fried chive dumplings. It was the safest savory dimsum and hard to be messed up. Spring rolls also lived up to standard. *Shu Mai 燒賣 *Shrimp Dumping 蝦餃 *Crispy Spring Roll 春卷* *Chive Dumpling 香煎韭菜餃* *Egg Tart 蛋撻 *Fried Black Sesame Ball 黑芝麻球 *Green Tea Salted Egg Custard Bun 綠茶流沙包*

    Jerry Y.

    Overall, good food but service to be desired! Went here on a Friday and the place was packed! We made reservations for 11 and was sat promptly. From there, it felt like the staff was over worked with the number of patrons. Took a while to order and then the food that came out took much longer than we would have liked. A few orders were missed from the original order and followed up a few times. The good news is the food was delicious. A lot of traditional Chinese and Cantonese dishes! We got jelly fish, lobsters, Peking pork, salt and pepper squid, squab and chicken and a few vegetable dishes. The food came out hot and tasty - definitely heavy on the salt side.

    Shrimp Rice Rolls
    Celena C.

    Food was average -- nothing special, but our experience might have been affected by our timing. We came here a little after 1pm, and it was still very busy, but a lot of the food we got was cold/lukewarm. We tried the spring rice rolls, steamed shrimp dumplings, pineapple BBQ pork buns, snow mountain oatmeal buns, spare pork ribs, lotus wrapped sticky rice, and pan-fried chive dumplings. I liked how for the most part, the food wasn't overly sweet or salty. Everything tasted alright, but the temperature of the food was just not ideal. - The pineapple roast pork buns were good -- both the bun and filling were not too sweet, and the buns were soft and fresh. - The snow mountain oatmeal bun wasn't bad either (also not too sweet). The bun and eggy cream was cold though, which I didn't mind, but we weren't sure if it was supposed to be chilled like that. - The pan-fried chive dumplings tasted good too, but the plate we got was already cold. It was pretty greasy, but I like that it had a lot of shrimp in the filling and that the skin wasn't so thick. - The shrimp rice rolls we got were lukewarm. I didn't like it as much because there was too much rice paper and not enough shrimp. - I only tried a little bit of the spare pork ribs and lotus wrapped sticky rice, but I thought they both tasted good. The servers are nice. I've been to busy dim sum spots where servers would just be dismissive and rude, but no one here was like that, despite how busy they were. I wouldn't come out of my way to visit this place, but I think down in the line I wouldn't be opposed to coming back here at an earlier time in the day to hopefully catch them when most of their food is fresh.

    Victor H.

    Great place for Dim Sum! We came here on Sunday during lunch time for dim sum. We had a large group and had to get split up between 2 tables which were right next to each other. We got seated pretty quickly. However, soon afterwards the wait got longer and longer and the restaurant was pretty busy. The food was great! The dishes were nicely flavored, but not over bearing and not too oily. They had a lot of unique takes on dim sum dishes and desserts. The food was all pretty fresh. I would definitely recommend this place and want to return for dim sum as well as try their dinner menu. They have valet parking in the back, as well as street parking which can be a hit or miss depending on the day and time. The service was decent, nothing special. Price was average.

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    Monday to Friday at lunchtime is better deal! Saturday, Sunday, everything cost more!

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    Food has changed since the Grand Opening. The dishes were not tasty. Customer Service could be better.

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    Upscale prices but tea houses service needs retraining the staff food average nothing exciting

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    Ordered dim sum to go. Their iced coffee was strong and not overly sweet. Their dim sum options are also pretty tasty

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    Chef Wong Bistro

    4.3(72 reviews)
    1.0 miDowntown Flushing, Flushing

    3.5 stars but rounding up for great pricing and menu variety. Authentic Cantonese fare and decent…read moreportions. I still miss the Chinatown flavors but this will do. Service was minimal at best but they just seemed under staffed honestly. And when the server did come by, she was running quickly to and from. The place was not busy when my friends and I were seated. But there was a back room in guessing that had occupants since she was missing in the front seating area. (There was a two person table occupied in the front near us). My party of three over ordered but that was intentional because, any purchase over $100, you get a free lobster and each of us had items we wanted, figured we would doggie bag the leftovers. All in all a great value. The lunch spread had over 7 dishes and we got the free lobster. I was especially happy to see Fried Milk on the menu as an appetizer. They also provide complimentary salted peanuts and pickled radish and carrot slivers. I recommend the snow pea shoots, fried milk, clams with black bean sauce and the Chinese Broccoli with Filet beef. The other dishes like the lobster, noodles and sweet and sour pork were executed well but just not my flavor profile. And with my food allergy, I couldn't try the shrimp with walnuts but it was my friends' birthday so she ordered that for her treat. It looked great! There's complimentary parking if you validate your ticket with a nearby garage, but you need to spend a minimum.

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    4.4(9 reviews)
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    Cuisine: 7 Service: 6…read moreDecor: 6 Value: 9 Overall: 7 This restaurant specializes in Cantonese cuisine, as well as some dishes from Wenzhou. Interesting enough, while the owner is from Wenzhou, their main chef is from Fu Zhou. Hence I definitely see some Fukinese influences here as well, such as their famous Buddha Jumped Over The Wall Soup that requires advance notice. Anyway, the reason I first visited this restaurant was because they have a great lunch special from Monday to Saturday. You can choose three items and a soup for $8, or four items and a soup for $9. I gave that a try a few months back and thought the food was solid. Due to my first experience, I decided to come try their dinner offerings with my family recently. We ordered a bunch of dishes and was overall please. While the best dish of the night may have been the Salt & Pepper Pork Chop, it's hard not to enjoy Ginger & Scallion Twin Lobsters for $29.88 right? The Shi Li Xiang Stir-Fry (Mixed Seafood w/ XO Sauce) and Wenzhou Style Dried Tofu w/ Smoked Pork were pretty good too. Unfortunately, the cold appetizers were not as satisfying. While slightly overcooked, the Boiled Pig Kidney was still decent. The Fried Belt Fish was okay, and I did not really like the Jelly Fish & Cumcumber or the freebies they gave us. As a whole, I thought the dinner was not bad and I would return to try more dishes. Nothing here really blew my mind, but the prices are so inviting.

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    4.4(71 reviews)
    0.2 miMurray Hill, Flushing
    $$$

    Very kind staff and delicious eel, intestines, and raw marinated crab. I can't wait to my go back…read moreagain when I'm in flushing! Also loved that they had a plastic bag for our clothes and things so they wouldn't smell like food and smoke

    I think Yuk Jun Gui specializes in grilled eel. Or maybe they don't, but it's the only Korean BBQ…read morespot that I know that has eel so that's what I associate them with. Either way, when I have a craving for eel, Yuk Jun Gui is where I go. (They have other meats to grill like pork belly and intestines as well.) Their banchan offerings are pretty good and diverse. I love their kimchi, which according to other reviews, are made in-house. On my last visit though, all the meat came out pre-cooked. We asked about that, and they said it's because if it is grilled tableside, there would be too much smoke. I don't remember not being able to grill the meats at the table on previous visits, and hopefully this is not their new standard practice. To me, Korean BBQ is meant to be grilled at the table, not brought precooked and just warmed up on the grill. (Maybe it's because it is winter and they can't open the doors for proper ventilation?) It's certainly not a reason to not dine here, but for me, it does take away from the experience hence a star removed from the rating. However, if you like eel and want to try it grilled, I would recommend Yuk Jun Gui.

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    4.7(158 reviews)
    0.2 miMurray Hill, Flushing
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    A quaint Korean spot with a lovely brick and wood design (with comfortable cushions) and soft…read moreKorean music playing. Bathrooms are clean (one men's and one women's on opposite side of the restaurant, but they're individual, so I'm sure you could go into whichever if need be). There is a small call button on each table, as they can be busy making the food. Service is always great though. The hot tea is soothing. They do have a decent selection of alcohol. The complimentary salad is fresh (grape tomatoes, mango, radish, mozzarella, red onions, grilled chicken) with a light vinaigrette. The complimentary banchan has a good flavor, especially the jalapeno/onion banchan. It's got quite a kick to it! The complimentary soup is light, but still has good flavor. It's great for the cooler weather. The Tako Wasabi is one of the better variations I've had. I love that it comes with seaweed! It adds great texture and extra flavor. The Tako Wasabi has the right amount of wasabi to help clear up the sinuses. It is balanced with the fresh herbs and cucumber. The Chili Mayo Fish Jerky was a newer starter, so I had to try it. I love that it's cut like chips and warmed up slightly. Great flavors with a bit of a kick. Must get if you love fish jerky. I usually get the Flying Fish Roe Rice. It has a great variety of flying fish roe plated neatly on top a perfectly cooked rice. Be sure to press the rice against the (super hot) bowl to get as much crispy bits as possible. I enjoy the eating it with the seaweed. Consistently great Korean spot.

    The food is always amazing. Fresh and well seasoned. Not overly salty. The service is impeccable…read more The environment is always clean.

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