If you're looking for authentic handmade dumplings in Flushing, Northern Dumpling King is…read moredefinitely worth a visit! They offer an incredible variety of freshly made dumplings, and everything is prepared with care. The prices are very reasonable, especially considering the quality and generous portions. We ordered the pork and scallion dumplings, and they were absolutely delicious, fresh, juicy, and packed with flavor. You can really taste the difference when the dumplings are made by hand. There are a few tables if you'd like to eat there, making it a great spot for a quick lunch or casual dinner. With so many different dumplings on the menu, I can't wait to come back and try more. Highly recommended for anyone who loves authentic dumplings!

We ordered the #1 Chinese Cabbage and Pork Dumplings $10 (cash) for 15 pieces. You have to eat…read morethese dumplings in person, they were steaming hot and perfect to share between two people. The tables inside have condiments and I definitely recommend eating them with vinegar and chili sauce. Service is super fast and dumplings are nice and plump. I can't wait to come back and try more of the menu.

We go here every time after the US Open!! It's delicious and speedy! They make their dumplings by…read morehand!! It is located right at a convenient corner so easy to find and you can people watch as well! My favorite is their spicy stew and pan fried dumplings (pro tip: dip the dumplings into the stew, yum!)

Located in Flushing, you will find Dumpling Xi, along with rows of other Asian places. It's a…read moresmall cafe style place that was busy and clean. We were greeted and seated. Waters and menu arrived quickly. It was going on 10pm EST so we wanted a light meal. They specialize in steamed and fried dumplings. While I prefer steamed, I didn't want a dozen dumplings. There were no option for half an order. For the fried dumplings, you could order 6 of them so we went that route. We ordered the chicken and corn and the shrimp, fish roe and pork shoulder dumplings. Service was quick. There's an area to make your own sauce so I helped myself to a mixture of soy sauce, vinegar, sesame oil, chili sauce &. garlic. Yum not too greasy and flavorful with the sauce. Only a block from the hotel too! The beginning of my dim sum adventure.

A very popular spot in flushing for dumplings. Definitely add it to your flushing food tour. It is…read moreenough to share with 2-3 so you don't get too filled up. And great price. Try it out, we enjoyed the spicy ones.

This is a real hole in the wall place right off Main St. be prepared with cash and standing on…read morethe sidewalk to eat. They only had two dishes available which I didn't expect. I thought our group of four would be able to order different items and share. We all decided on the number 6, wontons in chili oil. They were light, super fresh and delicious. Stop here and share before going somewhere for sitting down. Service was very quick.

We've always loved the fried dumplings at Jie Jie Sheng because they're a classic, but lately we've…read morefound ourselves moving over to the vegetarian spring rolls, and WOW...they're something else. Perfectly crispy, light, and packed with flavor. Somehow they manage to stay crunchy even a couple of hours after being made fresh. The spring rolls are delicious enough to hold their own without any sauce at all. The dumplings on the other hand are good but it would be even better with a signature sauce. Unfortunately, the only thing they serve is Sriracha. If you're already a fan of their dumplings or just looking for your next snack, do yourself a favor and try the spring rolls. They might just become your new go-to.

Cuisine: 5 Service: 6…read moreDecor: 2 Value: 6 Overall: 5 After decades, why do people still come here? Probably because it's cheap and quick, which is why I stepped into the shop once more last week. After ordering a bunch of stuff, I thought about it and said to myself, that was not that cheap. Everything added up and the meal was about $16 after tip. Obviously a decent price, but no longer the cheapest type of meal in Flushing any more. Leek pancake ($2.50) and steam pork & cabbage bun ($2) were pretty good, but the rest were forgettable. When I asked if their signature pan fried dumplings ($5) were fresh, the lady said right out of the pan. Not sure how accurate that was because it was warm but soggy, sitting in that steamy plastic container. The bottom crust had zero crispiness. Hot & sour soup ($3) was okay, but nothing more than average. Same for the tea egg that now cost $1.50 each. Sigh. For this type of food, somehow I feel like $16 is too much. Maybe it's just me, but that's how I feel. I have been to other similar spots where I feel like it's slightly cheaper. When it comes to this stuff, I think that matters, especially if the food is just whatever.

Ambiance (5/5): A no frills Chinese diner. The tables are a little tight and homey…read more Service (5/5): Our waiter was awesome. It helps that we speak the language that we got a little more comedic interaction with him! He was a hoot and was helpful in providing us advice on the # of dishes and what to get. I'd say everything is authentic to the Shanghainese cuisine so I'm a little biased that I loved every dish! A fish dish was suggested but we opted for our usual favorites: Scallion Pancake -made fresh as you can tell from the crunch Soup dumplings - super fresh, delicious inside, plenty of soup, perfect ratio of skin to meat Chow Fun - classic, look at the heaping amount of beef portioned on top!! Beef pepper steak - chunks were very tender and full of flavor Pork buns - a lovely crunch on the bottom of the bun, soft bread and tons of flavor Shrimp with broccoli - large pieces of shrimp (I didn't try it so I'm not sure on the taste)

Came here for my brother's birthday. At first it seemed nice, they put out a sign for him and we…read moregot a nice long table for my family. Then the server Bill, started acting like a used car salesman. He said he would give us a sake cause it was his birthday, but didn't tell us we were going to get charged for it. Also before my brother got there, he said that since it was his birthday, he would bring out a "banana boat" which was just 5 scoops of ice cream and some cut up banana. When we got the bill he not only charged us for both, but that banana boat was $30! When we asked about it, he argued with us saying that he didn't tell us the price of every single thing that we bought... very rude. We also tried to order two orders of regular soup dumplings and two orders of the truffle. He kept rushing our order, and then tried to change our order to four orders of the truffle. We weren't sure if we would like it yet, and kept pushing back but he wouldn't take no for an answer (that being said the truffle was good, but I'm definitely a purist and preferred the regular soup dumplings). We also ordered the kau fu but it was not good, and tasted too much of five spice. The cha cha mien was fine, but a bit small and a little bland. The rice cakes were good, but the rice cakes were not al dente enough for me. We also got the fried rice, which was fine, but nothing to write home about. Finally we got a fried tofu dish which was good and had a lot of tofu in it. Overall, this server ruined our experience. The food is fine, but there are other Shanghainese restaurants in the area and would visit those over this place.

It was a lot of fun picking out which stall to order from in this large Asian food court. I chose…read morethis one because they had so many choices for dumplings. My order was for "Pork, Shrimp, & Chive Fried Dumplings". They have a window up where you can watch the assembly line of the making of the dumplings from scratch. A couple of other things raised a concern for me. The lady handling the money at the register would then jump in to help on the assembly line. Sometimes after handling the money she'd put on gloves. Other times she didn't. The other concern was watching the gentleman cooking the orders. He was very linear so he only cooked 1 order at a time. There were 10 orders ahead of me so my wait was 30 minutes. The food was great though. I had 10 potstickers for $12. Plus the dipping sauce was great. It was tangy, sweet, with a very tiny hint of spiciness.

Note: They do take Apple Pay…read more I'm glad I didn't see the reviews before I walked into New World Mall food court (on the lower level) and decided to get dumplings from this place after browsing the whole food court. What won me over was being able to see how fresh the dumplings were- that you can see them wrapping them with a good amount of filling inside. I got the pork, shrimp, chive dumplings, and they were so filling! The inside was juicy and tasty, and the dumpling wrapper was thick and chewy. The sauce could've had a bit more flavor personally, like more spice or vinegary tang, but it was still a good complement to the dumplings.

Honestly a hidden gem!!…read more For $10, you get a huge bowl of fresh hand cut noodles thats STACKED with ingredients. So hearty and delicious, id def come back again if im craving hand cut noodles. The staff seemed to only speak mandarin, but are friendly! I believe it's cash only.

Zhengzhou Noodles…read more Ordered *Fried pancake strips w/lamb *3 treasure vegetables *Salt & pepper fried squid *Mongolian Lamb Ribs My favorite dish was the mogolian lamb ribs and worth coming here for this...I would nkt recommend the squid which was NOT fresh...The pancake strips were also noice.

There aren't many Northern/Northeastern Chinese restaurants around, and since my family is from…read morethat region I was excited to see that spot! I came on a Thursday evening and there were several groups of local Chinese folks (a good sign) but enough empty tables that my small group was seated right away. There was complimentary hot tea and small appetizers of pickled cabbage and shredded potato which were appreciated. We ordered several dishes to share family-style. I recommend the di san xian (amazing eggplant and sauce), the stir-fried lamb with scallions (not gamey at all), and the sweet and sour "squirrel" fish. I was especially impressed by the latter - I haven't found a rendition of squirrel fish that matched what I had in China until now, perfectly filleted and boneless and crispy. Everything was very reasonably priced for the large portion size and the yumminess! Service is what you'd expect from an old-school Chinese spot: dishes come out intermittently whenever they're ready, you sometimes have to flag down a waiter or get up to find one, and I didn't love the whiff of cigarette smoke I caught when walking by one of the private rooms. Still loved the meal and would want to bring my family one day!

Authentic northern Chinese food…read more Not everything here is good but mostly are. Our favorite dishes include but are not limited to: Pepper intestines- one of the best cooked intestines dish in flushing. Clean, fresh and delicious. Duo Chun Fish - fried dish with fish roes. It's a crispy, creamy, spicy, numbing and delicious journey. Must try. Dumplings - they have all kinds, pork and sour pickled cabbage is one of my favorites but pick your own, can't go wrong here. Chive Patties - hand made patties filled with fresh chives, glass noddles, scrambled eggs..... etc. pan fried, goes well with white vinegar as dip. Candied yam- must try ! Just try it ! I'm not even going to describe it got ya lol All in all, they have so many good fishes you'll need to make tons of trips to try them all Deliciousness: Friendliness: Price: