I come here often, especially to the beancurd shop at the corner. Other vendors are friendly to…read moredeal with, and their food is delicious. Glad to see it surviving and thriving. More of them don't take credit cards.

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

Best food court in NYC !!!…read more I have probably ate at 1,000 different stalls inside the New World Mall food court over the years, so let me be its 1,000th review. Seems fitting. Considering I just did another mini food tour with my friends today, this place has been my go to for a quick bite in Flushing since its inception. Not a whole lot of the stalls have lasted over the years, but a handful remain, while the new entrants keeps the food court interesting. Below is the current list of vendors as of May 2025. I also added my favorite item from some of my usual spots. #2 Chongqing Zaier (Yunnan) #3 Ke Lai Qin (Hunan) - chili fish head #4 Joe's Steam Rice Roll (Cantonese) - shrimp roll #5 Tarim Uyghur Cuisine (Uyghur) - lamb skewer #6 A Zhong (Taiwanese) - thread noodle soup #7 Kung Fu Tea (Boba Shop) #8 Grilled Squid (Korean, Chinese) #9 Xiao Luo Luo (Guanxie) #10 Xiang Ba Ye (Hunan) #11 Piaoxiang Yuan (Dongbei) - potato noodles #12 Tiger Sugar (Boba Shop) - black sugar milk tea #13 Gong Cha (Boba Shop) #14 Lanzhou Handmade Noodle (Lanzhou) #16 Laoma Ma La Tang (Szechuan) - mixed dry pot #18 Eight Beautitudes (Korean) #19 Chong Qung Xiao Mian (Szechuan) - spicy noodle #20 Yozi Duck Vermicelli Soup (Shanghai) - duck soup #21 Nai Brother (Szechuan) - sauerkraut fish #22 Mr. Pang (Taiwanese) #23 Ramen & Udon (Japanese) #24 Tian Fu (Szechuan) #25 Chick Rocks (Chicken Shop) #26 Mojoilla Fresh (Taiwan) - egg waffle #27 Royal Queen (Cantonese) - roast meats #28 Xi'an Cuisines (Xian) - lamb burger #29 Liu Liu Sheng Jian (Shanghai) - soup dumplings #30 C/K Dumplings & Noodles (Dongbei) - dumplings #31a O'Sun Teriyaki (Japanese) #31b Wang's Beef Offal House (Cantonese) - beef I do wish this place was cleaner, smells better and have free wifi service. However, I'm here for the great food options and can overlook quite a bit. Therefore, though there are shortcomings, I block it all out and just enjoy what they do offer, which is large variety of delicious cuisines from around China/Asia.

Went to new world mall for the soup dumplings, also tried a hot chicken spot (Chick Rocks)…read more The sandwich will definitely keep you full, it can get a little too much though with the fried taste. Made my stomach feel not so clean after but it was good! The soup dumplings were okay, I don't think it's the best or worst I've had. The food court has no reception and can get very packed, especially since this place gets talked about a lot. The food court also has cool vending machines with blind boxes that are sometimes hard to find which is nice. If you live here it's pretty convenient place to stop by.

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

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.

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.

新年快乐 almost my Piggy New Year ::oink oink::…read more The weather was sunny and slightly warmer than these past few days. I came here today to show my support for Black Label Donuts's Pop Up at this food court! My friend and I waited over 2 hours as we inch by inch got up to the register. I saw many of my peeps such as Raymart (luckily was the first batch of people to get their hands on BLD's donuts), bumped into Lesie, and Lillian (so sweet to offer us samples of her 5 Spice Chocolate Hot Cake Donut and Rosemary Lemon Olive Oil Hot Cake Donut...thank you darling) + Harris. This was an enormous turnout and the line was all the way from the bottom of steps by the elevators and side doors of Queens Crossing. When we were so close, someone came over with a sampling tray of 5 Spice Chocolate and Raspberry Chocolate. I liked the Raspberry Chocolate ::sad face:: the last one went home with someone that was ahead of us and another couple. I got a hug from my friend Richard Eng, the magnificent creator of Black Label Donuts. My friend ordered Honey Crisp Chai Hot Cider...beautiful presentation and don't cover it with a lid...I had a sip of hers...very refreshingly tasty I got a Matcha Pistachio Old Fashioned (couldn't try because of my allergies), a 5 Spice Chocolate, and a Rosemary Lemon Olive Oil (I preferred this one over the lemon curd one). I love his donuts with a filling more but the hot cake donuts were yummy especially Rosemary Lemon Olive Oil! This coming July will be marking the 3 years that I have been a fan of Black Label Donuts woooohoooooooo! Raymart and I are one of the OG fans of BLD yo =) Follow him on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/blacklabeldonuts/) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/BlackLabelDonuts/) xoxo

That Birria Landia is at Tangram is amazing!…read more The tacos are just as amazing as the Jackson Heights Location, as is the consome! The aesthetic and branding are pretty awesome and true to its food truck roots.

Located inside Tangram Mall food court in downtown Flushing is Birria Landia. What makes this…read morestand out is that Tangram caters to a primarily Asian population, so having a taco stand really sticks out. Ambience - the storefront is designed to look like a food truck, a call out to Birria Landia's humble beginnings as a food truck. You get your food, but will have to look for a table in the food court. Food - Birria Tacos - shredded tender savory pieces of beef served in a corn tortilla. Having had authentic Mexican tacos in Jackson Heights, I can say that this is the real deal. This is really good stuff. 4/5. Consommé - the beef broth that you can use as a dip for the tacos, or drink like a soup. It is hearty, rich, and contains chunks of beef. 4/5 TL/DR: if you are eating with Family at Tangram mall and you want something other than Asian food, run over to the two food truck. You won't be disappointed!

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

As a food stall destination, Landmark Mall is mentioned far less than its food court brethren along…read moreRoosevelt and just down and around the block. (#1) Yet some of the most interesting businesses are beginning to take shape here and certainly some of the more delicious options in the Flushing foodisphere. If one isn't reading the signs on the outside, Landmark Quest's lineup is similar to a lot of other stall driven spaces in the hood: dig a little further and find a lot of gems. Since businesses come and go (#2), the spaces are continually being filled with new concepts all the time. Virtually every stall is Chinese owned and operated. The big attraction for most is Joe's Steamed Rice Roll (https://www.yelp.com/biz/joes-steam-rice-roll-flushing), which is easily one of Flushing's most popular food stalls at the moment. Next door is another location of Qinjin Taste (https://www.yelp.com/biz/qinjin-taste-%E7%A7%A6%E6%99%8B%E5%91%B3%E9%81%93-flushing-2), followed by Taiwanese dessert haven Crystal Ice (https://www.yelp.com/biz/crystal-ice-flushing) along with good ol Toofy Duck (喵喵鸭) and newcomer Hunan SuoFen (湖南嗦粉). Across the way is also the popular Taiwanese dessert stall, Happy Wheelie (https://www.yelp.com/biz/happy-wheelie-%E9%96%8B%E5%BF%83%E7%B4%85%E8%B1%86%E9%A4%85-flushing), which recently rebranded as simply "Taiwan Wheel Cake." Not all the stalls have seating and with the exception of Joe's, most are take out friendly. Cash is king as always and a little Mandarin will go a long way. Otherwise, a little pointing should do the trick. Then there are a slew of other businesses ranging from a dance school and beauty to currency exchange and computer repair. As previously noted, all signs are out in the front for each individual business. I am hopeful this place will eventually have a steadier flow of traffic; it all starts with this review. To all the gringos, food enthusiasts, wannabe bloggers / vloggers / foodies reading this: You're welcome. ___________ (#1) New World Mall Food Court (https://www.yelp.com/biz/new-world-mall-food-court-flushing), New York Food Court (https://www.yelp.com/biz/new-york-food-court-%E7%B4%90%E7%B4%84%E7%BE%8E%E9%A3%9F%E5%9F%8E-flushing), and HK Supermarket Food Court (https://www.yelp.com/biz/super-hk-food-court-%E9%A6%99%E6%B8%AF%E7%BE%8E%E9%A3%9F%E5%9F%8E-flushing). (#2) I see you (and miss you), New Kitchen (https://www.yelp.com/biz/new-kitchen-%E5%85%83%E5%AF%B6%E5%B0%8F%E5%BB%9A-flushing)

I just love this place. It's so jank and ratchet but it also feels so warm and homey at the same…read moretime. You just KNOW that they prioritize their food here. It's really no BS, good authentic Chinese foods. I've been searching for a jiang xiang bing (酱香饼) for so long and I finally found it! For those unaware, just imagine dousing a crispy scallion pancake with instant noodle powder!

The picture was wrong, or perhaps I ordered incorrectly, but I would have liked the depicted…read morevegetable-type item (possibly shredded potatoes) as a counterpoint to the Wall of Pork. But no disrespect is intended for the crunchy rib tips. The spicy version has plenty of incendiary pepper vibes but it's complex heat, not the sweat and tears type (standard disclaimers apply, spice tolerance is a personal matter).

Got 1 lamb and 1 chicken skewer. They grilled it fresh. Prices were pretty inexpensive at $1.50 per…read moreskewer. Spice level is customizable but it was still quite spicy. The amount of meat on the lamb skewer was decent but the chicken one only had 3 pieces of meat. Personally I prefer the street carts or the skewer stall on Roosevelt Ave.

This is the same Google business as "Golden Corner" (not closed, just duplicate businesses which is…read moreconfusing. They sell Wenzhouese prepared braised appetizers/Chinese cold cuts along with noodles/soups. Some of their items include tripe/tendons, fish cakes, chicken feet, marinated daikon/duck, & pickled edamame/tofu/veggies. I go for their $2 herbal teas (in their fridge), marinated savory/pickled cold chicken feet, tofu sides, and belt fish. Alot of ppl get their cold dishes displayed inside in the front. I recommend trying them out at New York food court!

Wow! I am absolutely flabbergasted at how little meat came in my recent takeout order of soup…read morenoodles. Literally, three pieces of beef shank slices and a shriveled up piece of pork rib. I'm a huge fan of their original Golden Corner Noodles shop on College Point Blvd. I've been going there for takeout for decades. Unfortunately, this location does not match its predecessor, which always gives plenty of proteins with their noodles. Sadly, this place does not meet the same standards.