Service was good and all the fruit looked fresh. The stand is in the mall, there's no where to sit…read moreand eat. So this was a nice treat to walk around with and eat. The small fruit kebabs were $5 each. They were a huge hit with my daughters. I don't think I'll get them again, only because I think I can make these at home for way less money.

I'm certainly not an expert with tanghulu I only had the strawberry ones elsewhere before this. I…read morefind this stall to have many different varieties and was tempted to try ones I haven't seen. I tried the kumquat and haw with walnut tanghulu and enjoyed the kumquat more because it was sour and sweet at the same time. The haw was a bit dry and didn't have as much flavor. The sugar was melty and dripped on my clothes and that's not suppose to happen as it was suppose to harden. The service was fine, nothing spectacular. This is located at the entrance of Skyview mall.

A really nice convince store, really good for kids, they treat you well here and i really…read moreappreciate it

It's great to have a sweet spot on 108th Street! The strip can really use a local candy store in…read morethe mix! There are gift baskets on display as well as dried fruit trays. Candy trays are also on display on the shelves. Window space is taken by gift baskets with plush bears. A self service candy section allows you to get some goodies. A scoop comes out of the plastic holder and is attached to avoid lost or being misplaced. There are also plastic gloves. A decorative gold baggie is to filler up on the sweets! There is a wall of candy dispensers. The self-serve candies are $6.99 a pound. I found the store could benefit from more varieties of candies and might even help to get a soft serve machine or slushee! Novelty rock candies are on shelves and these are the longest ones I've seen. Workers are still unpacking things so maybe they are not fully stocked on shelves yet! They have only just opened this week! It's a good start to add some business to the area and also something new! The workers here are young and sweet! There is a candy tray on the counter so customers can have a taste! I see little kids and families enjoying the candy store. The business card is colorful and grabs the eye!

Taro desserts have my whole heart and the Vanilla Taro slice from Sweet Cakes in Flushing delivered…read moreexactly what I needed! The layers were light and fluffy, the taro flavor came through beautifully without being too heavy, and the sweetness was perfectly balanced, not that sugar overload you sometimes get with cake. It was just right. Decadent in the best way possible.

Really cool place . The butter roll was able to be warmed and it was sooo delicious . My sister…read moreloved her brown sugar boba. I enjoyed my passion fruit tea with passion fruit popping boba . The ambiance is calm. A good place to plug in and work while having a snack. The only thing that was confusing is their sweetness levels . She asked what percentage of sweetness and I said "regular" lol I had no idea what that meant and also to what standard? She said 100% is very sweet so I ended up picking 30% but really had no idea what I was choosing . Thankfully it ended up being perfect for me but I wish that process was a little more clear. Otherwise, I'd come back and try the deserts too . They looked great

Smith & Wollensky No Pricing Menu you are simply amazing, I had a wonderful experience here today…read more It was very reasonably priced. You can certainly order pretty much anything on the menu and never be disappointed. Every one was extremely helpful. I'm certainly happy that I found Smith & Wollensky No Pricing Menu.

We had reservations for 7. Four out of the 7 steaks were served wrong. 2 medium rare came cool and…read moreraw, 2 medium well came so overdone they were like shoe leather. For such an expensive restaurant the chef should know how to cook a steak. Waiter was only 'fair' and poured water from a pitcher down the sleeve of one of us. Last time. Please be leary.

Overall 5/5: Perfect dessert spot after shopping or eating around the mall. They have unique and…read moreseasonal flavors but I could only try the vegan ube. So good that I couldn't even tell it was dairy free. Itching to come back. Food 5/5: Vegan ube is a must try. So rich, creamy, and nutty in flavor (warning for nut allergy). Then add a cake cone to that for ultimate Mister Softee nostalgia. Where else can you get dairy free soft serve that tastes so much like the real thing? I was too excited for my ice cream that I forgot to add toppings. I can't wait to come back to try them. Also look at the size of the scoop (see pic)! Ambiance 5/5: As expected. It's a small station in the middle of a food court and still manages to be clean and cute looking. It's busy but you won't be here long cause service is fast! Service 5/5: Friendly, fast service. Let me try multiple flavors before picking. First time coming here so can't comment on the usual service but the server today really PACKED in a large scoop of ice cream into my cone, much appreciated!

Solid ice cream with good amount of unique flavors to choose from. Runs a bit on the smaller side…read morethan I thought it would and messy to eat because the cup is small. But overall to fill the ice cream craving, not bad Staff is professional and helps answer questions you might have. This is a shared space in the mall so seating will need to find in the common area

You know you're crushing on a dude when you find yourself stopping to buy Chinese New Year nut…read morecrisp candies during the summer, to try to show him a tiny piece of your culture. NY Tung Ren Tang is a mid sized Chinese Herbal Store in bustling Flushing. It's stocked full of products such as face-wash, soaps, candies, dried fruits, teas, medicine and of course, the Chinese "cure all" - Ginseng. Black sesame seed nut candies were displayed in plastic boxed shelves at $3.49 a pound and I stopped in my tracks- I had to buy some. Amazingly, the smell of rose and jasmine wafted by, from a neighboring plastic box shelf and immediately reminded me of my poa poa. As I peered in, I realized that it was filled with Bee & Flower company soaps (traditional Chinese soap from the old generation) and I became so nostalgic that I knew that I had to buy a bunch. I bought the Jasmine, Rose and Sandlewood. My poa poa used the Rose for herself and Jasmine to wash me when I was a child. The beauty of these soaps are that they're incredibly fragrant and long lasting (even though they are a tad smaller, compared to regular Western bars). I was glad to see that they were 80 cents per bar, even though you can buy them at 45- 50 cents a bar in other Chinese shops if you looked hard enough. To me, this was a good enough deal, especially since it brought back such wonderful memories of my grandmother and doubles as a perfume after usage. When I paid for the items, the nice woman at the counter smiled and commented, "Fragrant isn't it? One never forgets... " No... one never does.

Reopened after a fire a few years ago, they have 70% of the store now, with the other 30% being a…read morejewelry store encased behind a glass wall on the right hand side as you enter. They still have all the Chinese herbal and medicinal items that you want. And they take credit card now.

Not sure why the rating is so low for this place; they have a great selection, everything looks…read moretasty as well. Best prices you will find around the area. Everything is packaged nicely. Susan, the owner, is very kind and helpful, and so are her workers. They personally made me a package for exactly what I needed because they didn't have it on the shelf.

Extremely helpfu! Beautiful displays of fruits and nuts! Beautiful presentation for a Shabbat meal…read more.. or no occasion

Everything was very good over here. People are nice. Their options are very good. Atmosphere is…read moreawesome, totally recommend

Excellent variety, reasonable prices I would definitely…read morerecommend this place! They deliver too ( big plus)

Place sells anime and manga related merch. Tho not worth it. I purchased a $10 figurine that was…read morecheap, low grade, and I didn't have much fun/enjoyment... I would take $ and go elsewhere to have fun instead...

Akiba House is a stable to stop by in whenever you are in Tangram Mall in Flushing. They have a…read morewide variety of trinkets to select from and their customer service is extremely helpful. The value of some items may be a little pricey and their selection can often be the same kind of gatcha and blind box anime-style place. Regardless, a great place to just chill with your friends and browse all the cool anime paraphernalia they have in stock!

The last several years have been good to Liu Liu Sheng Jian (六六生煎王), which has become the busiest…read morestall at New World Mall's food court. (#1) As a specialty shengjian bao (生煎包) spot, it brings one of Shanghai's most coveted street foods to Chinese food novices and enthusiasts all throughout NYC. The name Liu Liu (六六) is a nod to "66" which serves as a clever word play on two potential cultural references: the popular Chinese idiom "六六大顺" (may everything go smoothly) and the traditional Shanghainese/Jiangnan birthday celebration (六六寿). It's most likely the play on words for seamless business and good fortune, paired with a cool logo featuring the Chinese hand gesture for "6" which resembles the western "hang loose" sign. On weekends, there is almost always a wait during peak hours. Anyone looking to avoid crowds should consider weekday off hours, though even then, a line can form. The stall located in the corner neighboring Xian Cuisines (#3), which likely benefits from the massive crowds gathering here daily. The hype is real. Their self-coined "pan buns" are fabulous, filled with rich, juicy pork and a nicely crispy bottom. They are cooked in front of customers in large, specialty cast iron skillets and are offered at 6 pieces for $10 and 8 pieces for $12. There are noodle soup combos that also include curry beef vermicelli soup (咖喱牛肉粉丝汤) and the traditional single tier (?) soup (单档汤) and the classic double-tier soup (双档汤). Cash is king at New World Mall, so be sure to be flexible with waiting time and finding a seat. While many folks opt for to-go orders, I would strongly advise against takeout because it won't do these freshly made baos justice. Order a heap of them, sit down with some friends, and enjoy one of the best and most authentic foods in NY. ___________ (#1) https://www.yelp.com/biz/new-world-mall-food-court-flushing (#2) Auspiciousness at its finest. (#3) https://www.yelp.com/biz/M8k7cEEndNi4q27V1yj6Jw

The shengjian bao are so juicy and yummy; they burst in your mouth. The broth inside is so good…read more It's a stall in the New World Mall food court. We went Sunday afternoon, and this stall had a decent line, but once we ordered we didn't have to wait too long. The food court itself was pretty crowded, and it took a couple minutes of walking around to find a table for our group of 5