Heads up that this is a cash or debit place only. We soon realized that as soon as we sat down with signs around on the walls. A bit inconvenient but the food was delicious. One waitress in particular, with the short hair, was super friendly and nice. Really took good care of us. Bathrooms are in the back of the restaurant and you need to use a key to get in. Ordered a few dishes and she heard we wanted two orders of soup dumplings and placed the order for us! It was ready once we finished ordering the rest. Soup dumplings - there's something to be said about this classic Shanghainese dish. It was delicious, thin enough skin texture, good meat filling complete with a delicious broth. Just so satisfying on cold days. Vegetarian mock duck - essentially bean curd sticks with flavor. Very good. Great meatless option. Keep in mind, this is a cold appetizer. Noodle soup with pork and veggies - they are very generous with their meat and veggies. This is a huge noodle soup and great shareable dish. Pork chop over rice - what a winner. The pork chop was perfectly done and the breading was light. Plenty of pork chop with all the usual fixings for this dish. Solid. Salted fish and chicken fried rice - anytime I see this dish, I order it because salted fish is classic and reminds me of home. Presentation looks like something I can make but the flavor is on point. Overall, great meal and good experience. Would certainly come back. Restaurant is medium size, parking is okay if you're willing to walk a few blocks. There is a parking lot behind the restaurant but it's tight and is packed at times. read more

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Ordered for togo Shanghai Wonton Noodle Soup... honestly....this is by far the worst wonton noodle soup I've ever had in my life. It had 3 bokchoys 4dumplings with soup that had no taste. They can do better than this. Other dishes were meh, too read more

The one on Northern Blvd is so much better. The soup dumplings were tasteless. The only good thing was the parking

We came here for dinner as a group. No issues with the seating as we called ahead for reservation. They serve Shanghainese comfort food, we ordered the soup dumplings, fried dumplings, scallion pancakes and drunken chicken as appetizers. We also ordered fried noodles, beef soup noodles, sauteed string beans to share. love their food. The service wasnt the best as the waiter seemed to be a bit impatient with us. He kept rushing with everything. From the beginning til we left. felt like he wanted us gone asap. Good food but I hope they change the way they serve. It's a sit down restaurant, there's no need to rush! read more

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This is one of my favorite places to eat when I visit my mom. The food is very good and never disappoints. The last time we came they didn't take credit cards only cash or debit cards. read more

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My meal was so good that I forgot to take photos. This is a tiny little place in Bayside but the food is delicious. We ordered soup dumplings, pan fried dumplings, udon noodles as well as general Tso's chicken. Everything was delicious and piping hot, which is great. The meal was flavorful and I would definitely recommend it. Will be back! read more

3.5 but rounded up cash or debit when you dine in - can use a card if you order to go/delivery. We got the soup dumplings, shanghai udon and chicken and broccoli. My daughter loves their soup dumplings - nice texture on the skin and good meat to soup and skin ratio. Still good even though we got it to go. The udon is okay - lacks flavor IMO but it might be better in person. I expected a lot from the chicken and broccoli but this wasn't as good as i remembered. Maybe the douglaston location is better? read more

Cute little spot! Service is good very welcoming. They are quick with everything. We got the chicken, dumplings, and the scallion pancakes. To drink we got the ice tea and lemonade. Everything was tasty10/10 They do have a parking lot if you go towards the back entrance , which is very convenient. read more

Little Dumpling Bayside - Taiwanese Near Me - Oakland Gardens, New York

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The food was average. The soup dumplings were good. The drinks were extra extra sweet, too sweet. The staff were nice a s friendly. Price was average. I would return as a customer. read more

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Came here for lunch and ordered their steamed soup dumplings, beef scallion pancakes, Shanghai pan fried udon and their porkchop over rice. Overall it was okay. Nothing too crazy, maybe except the cost of everything. But, that's everywhere I guess? Quality is good overall. the porkchop rice was a bit lack lustered for the cost of it. Definitely recommend their Shanghai Pan Fried Udon and beef scallion pancakes. read more

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You can't go wrong with Little Dumpling's soup dumpling. It is what made them famous. I had the good experience of trying at their original location in Douglaston. For tonight's take out, we decided to try this new branch and for a change, we settled for a vegetarian variation. The dry not soupy dumpling but tasted distinctly different. The place has big vegan options on their menu. My son added a Shanghai style marinated gluten , scallion pancake and vegetable lomien. He was happy with his meal, there is no need to go Flushing downtown as he commented. This franchise is a great alternative. On this cold weather, my husband and I craved for noodle soup. I read the local top picks. We fell for it. My husband had the spicy beef and I had the seafood flavors. My seafood broth has standard taste. My husband soup as he said is spicy but that not over powering the beefy flavor of the broth. We both enjoyed our meal. It is a Very comforting kind of meal. Our Cravings was satisfied. We ordered pork buns on the side. It is a quick bite size bun. I found the price tag a bit higher in comparison to other places that offer the same thing. Overall, the food pricing is on a high price scale . The quality of the food is great though. Bottom line, to make it all worth, go for a dining experience. We called in for our order and was told would be ready in 20 minutes. My husband and son said they were not lying. They Picked up the order on the time they promised. At present Covid situation time, they only offer take outs. The review does not include dining service and the restaurant ambiance. We will come back and give an update review. The place is worth to try. read more

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We're still looking for a "go-to" Chinese spot, and Little Dumpling would definitely be a candidate. We couldn't decide what to get, so we decided to share a lot of different things - always a good way to eat Chinese food. Our favorite dish was the Shanghai wonton in chili oil with peanuts ($8.50). We did eat something similar in Shanghai, and it was a nice trip back there. (Why not add peanut butter to everything?) We also liked our lamb dumplings (6 for $7.50), a little different of an offering than a lot of other dumpling options at other spots. Their beef scallion pancake ($8) is pretty standard, though they do not skimp on the portion - always appreciated. We'd probably skip the sticky rice with pork in lotus leaf ($5.75 for 2). The flavor was good, but it was by far mostly sticky rice. We also got the Twice Cooked pork, which had a nice flavor but seemed a bit heavy on everything other than pork. That being said, there was enough for us to share and have some leftovers. read more

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Tried a few different types of dumplings and had to try so hard to not let my eyes be bigger than my stomach! Everything was delicious. The mango milk tea was so refreshing and the soup dumplings were my favorite. read more

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Heard this place was known for their xiao long baos and dumplings! We really enjoyed the steamed dumplings and the veggie dishes (eggplant dish and mushroom and bokchoy). I think I would prefer more salt on the mushroom and bokchoy but it was still good! The eggplant was very flavorful! We see this place getting crowded a lot on the weekends but we came for early dinner and didn't have to wait! Overall clean and decorated vibes! read more

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I love their fried rice! I always pivot towards their fried rice when I want Chinese fried rice. This for sure hits the spot! This time I ordered pork fried rice, but I do prefer their beef fried rice more. I also grabbed their salted chicken and although I did a delivery, the chicken was still crispy! I never dined in there so I don't know what their service is like. I also never went inside the store only did deliveries so not sure what their space/ambiance looks like. Overall, I think their flavor profiles are on point! read more

Little Dumpling Bayside - Taiwanese Near Me - Oakland Gardens, New York

Ordered 4 dishes and total came out to over $80. A bit pricey for Chinese take out. 1. Shrimp walnut: only had 7-8 pieces of jumbo shrimp for $20. Very delicious but a bit pricey. 2. Salt pepper squid: I thought it was be closer to calamari but it was bland! So flavorless. Thankfully I ordered take out, so I can add salt and pepper at home. Do not order! 3. General tso chicken: I was hoping for a standard take out dish but the chicken was soggy. The drive to my house is at most 15 mins, but the chicken completely lost its crunch. It was also $16 for the dish. 4. Spicy beef: it was the best dish of the bunch. It had large pieces of tender beef and is perfectly seasoned. Highly recommend read more

Little Dumpling Bayside - Taiwanese Near Me - Oakland Gardens, New York

3/3.5 stars My family and I used to visit the Little Neck location quite often. We would go there every once in awhile back when we lived in Little Neck. We realized at some point they switched chefs since some of the dishes (cold cucumber and jelly fish appetizer) changed. My boyfriend and I were near bayside so we decided to order some take out from this location. Appetizers- Marinated Jellyfish- this was ok. I remember this used to be slightly sweet. I'm used to the radish having that tart, sweet and slightly sour taste, but this was just a tiny bit salty. A tiny bit, otherwise a little bland. I wouldn't get this again Beef tripe in chili sauce- man.. i LOVE this dish, but not from here. (Shanghai You Garden in flushing has the best one so I always compare to theirs). The flavor was a little different than I've had before. I wouldn't get this here again either. Wonton in chili oil and peanut butter sauce- best for last. AMAZING!!! I think this place makes my favorite ones. The sauce is soooo good. It is a little on the sweet side but I absolutely love it. I would get this over and over again Entrees- Fried flounder with sweet n sour sauce- my boyfriend accidentally ordered this. We really wanted the whole fried fish special that they have but weren't clear when ordering. I've had that fish before with my family and loved it. This dish is just mediocre. Not bad. I appreciated that they use fresh pineapple- not the canned ones. Peking porkchop- this was good. I liked the sauce but it's a little different. It kinda tasted like it was BBQ based. It had some sort of smokiness that Peking sauce doesn't normally have. I still enjoyed this though. Pork was good too. Overall, I was a little disappointed, considering this place (little neck location) was a place my family would go to often. It's definitely not horrible but I feel like I've had a better experience in the past. Strong yes to the wontons but pass on most of the others. I'll go back to the little neck location one day and give them another try! read more

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Pretty solid soup dumplings (pork and crab) here and was glad that they were piping hot as it was cold out. We ordered the mapo tofu and was just okay. I would note that they use Sichuan peppercorn which make make your tongue tingle. If you don't like that, try asking to make it without. We also ordered the shrimp dumplings and they were just OK. The service was attentive and the restaurant was clean. I would note that they do charge 3% for credit card use and the parking situation can be kind of hectic. read more

It's New Year's Eve and there's just the three of us together to celebrate it. We have decided to order food from this restaurant. My son called to order, the person who took the order was quick and efficient, we were informed that all our orders will be ready in 20 minutes. That was fast for the amount of food that we ordered. We opted to have spicy beef noodle soup, seafood noodle soup, vegetable lo mien, steamed vegetable dumpling, scallion pancakes, roast pork buns and Shanghai style marinated gluten. We got to the restaurant at the scheduled food pick-up, it was ready. On a 40 degree weather like today, this really makes me crave on a spicy noodle soup to warm me up. The spicy beef noodle soup has a well-spiced broth, it was pungent, fragrant and very comforting, the beef cubes were tender, it was spicy enough but not overpowering the beefy flavor, noodles were somewhat silky-smooth-slippery when eaten which was excellent. Roast pork bun was small but packing with flavor, there was a good balance between the bread and meat. Their vegetable Lo mien was pleasant but I still prefer the one where I usually buy it from. My wife was satisfied with her seafood noodle soup, she commented that she has too much noodles on her soup. What's pleasantly significant for me is the silky-smooth-slippery noodles they have on the soups and Lo mien, really nice texture when eaten ( you will notice this if you get one from this spot). They have ample portions on their noodle soups. My son was satisfied with the other foods that we ordered but he expressed that it was a "little"more expensive than what we are used to ( he paid for all the food, maybe it has something to do with it, hahaha ), adding in to the equation the food quality. I was satisfied with my food experience in this spot. read more

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Decent Chinese eats served by a staff that was not particularly friendly or welcoming. 3/5, and I'm being generous on Christmas considering the pork chop noodle soup came with the server's thumbs in it. We ordered crispy chicken ($9.95), chicken soup dumplings ($9.95), chow fun noodles ($13.95), beef noodle soup ($14.50), and pork chop noodle soup ($12.50). The crispy chicken was a tad too salty and the chicken soup dumplings were average. The chow fun noodles were flavorful, but this restaurant uses monosodium glutamate (MSG) in the soup bases and dishes, which is a concern. The beef noodle soup (spicy) was also okay. This really rankled me: while serving the pork chop noodle soup, which was filled to nearly the brim, the soup splashed up and covered BOTH of the server's thumbs, which left thumb marks on both inside sides of the bowl. The server, realizing what had happened, calmly placed the bowl on the table and walked away with wet thumbs covered in our pork chop noodle soup. GROSS! The Chinese person in our party didn't want to send the food back or make a fuss ("Well, that's how it is in China"). The difference is this is NOT China, this is Bayside, Queens, and restaurants are supposed to adhere to health codes and have higher health standards for customers. I was disgusted and disappointed, especially considering the total bill came out to $66.25 (add a 3% fee if paying by credit card). The GPS led us to the smaller Bayside location rather than the larger, more established one in Douglaston. Apparently thumbs in your noodle soup are provided free-of-charge here. I will not be returning to this location. read more

Solid soup dumplings, braised pork, and vegetarian duck. The servers were very nice-- we stayed until closing but didn't feel rushed at all

A friend recommended this place. We placed an order on a Saturday 5:15 PM. Order was ready in 20 minutes. It is during pandemic time. Only take out order is available. No dine in. Phone order customer service is good. They speak both mandarin Chinese. They have a free parking lot in the back shared with other businesses such as Walgreen, Starbucks, laundry mats, yoga place etc. During normal time it's going to be hard to find a parking. But no problem during the pandemic. Street Meter parking at storefront. We ordered: Snow cabbage with noodle soup $10 雪菜肉絲湯麵 Noodle and minced pork in bean paste $9. 炸醬麵 Steamed pork soup dumplings （6）$6.95 All dishes are tasty. Reasonable portion. My whole family approved it. Definitely will return. One star deducted for price. Price is higher but taste is better here compared to You Garden at Bell Boulevard. read more

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Ordered Dumplings and Lomein for takeout. Thankfully food was still piping hot when I got home. Got the popular dumplings, and its nothing to rave about. The Dumpling skin was thicker than Joe's Shanghai and the soup wasn't as flavorful either. Lomein was okay, wasn't as salty, so I added some Sriracha on my own. Overall, it's okay if you're in the neighborhood. read more

Little Dumpling Bayside - Lomein and dumplings - Taiwanese Near Me - Oakland Gardens, New York

This place deserves to be rated higher! people love to leave reviews when they want to complain. Soup dumplings were amazing best i've ever had the broth is delicious. read more

Since the closing of joes Shanghai I haven't found any restaurants that serve good Xiao long bao (soup dumpling) but I think I have found the one. I always pass through Horace Harding and see this restaurant but haven't given it a chance till now and boy do I regret not coming here sooner. The usual order whenever I get soup dumplings is the crab along with scallion pancakes. I was pleased to see black truffle soup dumplings and gave that a try too. Food came out relatively quick and had to devour the 2 crabs before I tried the truffle. I was honestly expecting the truffle one to be bland but I was totally wrong, the taste of the truffle soup dumpling was immaculate and I couldn't stop. My overall experience here was pleasant, there was parking in the rear of the plaza which made the commute much easier. The service was quick and efficient, but the food definitely deserves the 5 stars. This is a must try place if you enjoy soup dumplings and other dim sum dishes. read more

Little Dumpling Bayside - Steamed Pork Soup Dumplings with Crab (6 pcs) - Taiwanese Near Me - Oakland Gardens, New York

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Great dumplings as the name indicates! I've had my eye on this place since visiting my folks last year. It's cash only, and I carry almost no cash...but we decided that we should have a go at it! We started with the regular soup dumplings and the crab soup dumplings. Both were fabulous! Lots of liquid and perfect wrapper: not too thick but not so thin that they fall apart and leak the soup in the tray! Again...lots of slurp-worthy stuff inside. Flavor was spot on. We also ordered gyoza, steamed vegetable dumplings and sticky rice shumai. All were delicious and served super hot. I really loved the veggie dumplings...always looking for just the right consistency and flavors. One last dish was ordered: sesame chicken. Rave reviews from "mr. picky"...and I tasted it...excellent. Service was prompt and friendly. I'd definitely hit this place up again and try some of the other stuff on the menu. read more

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Came back out of convenience; wanted XLBs and Nan Xiang is closed. Prices have increased since the last time I was here. XLBs felt a little stickier than last time, with less soup. Normally I can sip twice from one XLB but this time I could only sip once? Maybe it's just me. Taste is still solid, and would still order this, despite its price increase. Got the Crispy Salted Chicken again. Flavor/seasoning is still good, portions are still small, but I felt like they were using more tendons and less meat, so the bite was completely different. Would still order this but have lowered my expectations. Someone at my table ordered the ''kou shui'' chicken (doesn't translate well). The taste was great. I personally wouldn't order this because I'm not a fan of boiled chicken but I know some people are, so I would say this is a pretty good order. Just order with the correct expectations. Ordered the pork chop noodle soup with fried scallion. Price went up (was $9). Possibly one of the worst bowls of soup noodles I've had. The 'soup' was entirely flavorless. The noodles were well prepared, but obviously that's not nearly enough to carry a bowl of flavorless liquid. The pork chops were pretty well made; they were flavored decently but they were fluffyish, kinda like the 'popcorn' chicken you get at Asian-American takeout spots designed for non-Asian Americans. Maybe it's just me, but fluffy pork chops don't go well with soup at all. The service was good/fast. Environment was clean. Overall, decent. read more

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Food: 3/5 Ordered a beef noodle, a wine chicken and an order of fried dumplings. The beef noodle (2.5/5) was just mediocre. The noodles were a decent consistency but the soup lacked depth. They also give you a very small amount of bokchoy. The wine chicken (3.5/5) was mediocre but a decent portion -very meaty. It had some flavor but I had to request hot sauce. The fried dumplings (3/5) were a bit too doughy for my liking. I personally think the other Northern Blvd location tastes better. Service: 4/5 The ladies here are nice and accommodating. Ambiance: 3.5/5 This place is fairly new and clean. They have parking in the back! read more

The food came out quickly and it was all delicious. The crab takes over the taste of the soup dumpling more than I'd like. I feel that the best treat was the red bean paste. It was perfectly balanced flakiness, sweetness, and density. It can be hard to miss if you don't know it's there though and parking can be a hassle. read more

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TLDR: Second location of a Queens soup dumpling favorite. Cash-only, stick with the staples. Crab soup dumpling, Shanghainese pan-fried udon and surprisingly.. hot & sour soup. I know this is a really popular place but I've only eaten here a couple of times. The soup dumplings are solid although I don't eat XLBs as much anymore. The skin was not too thick but strong enough to avoid those terrible accidents of spillage. The Shanghainese udon was fabulously al dente, not swimming in oil and plenty of "wok hei". I don't know why but I got the Hot & Hour soup when I last went, it was pretty good. That hot tangy goodness. Solid place, just remember to bring cash. It is slightly on the pricier side but that's the price of not having to go to Flushing.. or have to look for parking. :D read more

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The appetizers: Soup dumplings, Fried dumplings, Scallion Pancakes were good, nice and crispy. The Shanghai noodles had no taste and the fried noodle had a minimal amount of beef. The Peking Pork chop was over Fried and you cannot even bite into it. Would not go back for anything but the dumplings. read more

I was really craving some dumplings and my buddy suggested we stop at little dumpling. It kicked my craving snd tasted delicious in doing so. It was empty in there so we ordered some take our. I ordered the spicy wontons with chili oil and peanut sauce. It was the best, I was very satisfied with it. I also had the lamb dumplings steamed. They were also good, but could of used a little more flavor. Lastly we got the scallion pancakes and I must say those were great. All and all the place isn't bad, is there better spots in the area, absolutely, but for something really solid in a hurry this is your spot. read more

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From the outside you would think that it is just a takeout place but inside is a cozy spot with about 10 tables. Clean friendly service. Cute wall Devore. Menu is large enough to find something for everyone. We got lunch specials so portions were smaller but big enough for us. The wonton soup had small won tons so easier to eat. There is street metered parking in front but behind is a large parking lot for free. Food is a little spicy so ask for it mild. read more

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I almost never leave reviews but feel compelled to in this case. Generally I think their food is good. We've ordered from them several times. But our recent order for almost $200 worth of stuff, via seamless, was delayed and delayed and, when it hit the 2+ hour mark in lateness, we cancelled. Unreliable. WTF? That said, we love their cumin lamb. Thumbs up! But if its a choice between that or pizza from down the street or chewing on some cardboard waiting for food to arrive ... well, I'd vote for anything nearly edible. read more

Be patient and find parking. Little Dumpling is cute and cozy and your food will come out hot and delicious. I love soup dumplings and these didn't disappoint. The only thing is, you should expect to pay 'dinner' prices all day... I stopped in for a quick lunch with my mom and daughter and spent a bit more than I expected. Nonetheless, my belly was full. I would definitely come back since it's more convenient to go to than Flushing where parking and crowds turn me away. read more

Came here on a Tuesday for a late lunch/early dinner (missed the lunch special by an hour.. next time lol). Unlike XLB spots in flushing, there's ample parking spots in the parking lot by the back (shared with other stores/restaurants). Beef Scallion Pancakes ($6.00): I always order this at every XLB spot and this one of the best. I love how it's fried but there's not a pool of oil on the dough itself and it's smaller in width so there's more pieces=more shareable. Cucumber [cold dishes] ($5.00): eh.. not my favorite. I prefer the ones with some chili oil. But still an enjoyable refreshing palate cleanser from all the carbs and oily food. Shanghai Wonton in Chili Oil+Peanut butter sauce ($7.00): as a Thai American i love my peanut butter sauce. This was definitely a winner for me! PS it's not spicy at all.. Pork soup dumplings ($6.75): ahh the classic. Perfect thickness in dumpling skin, soup amazing, meat nice and tender. They definitely perfected their recipe. Pan Fried Pork dumplings ($6.50): Unpopular opinion, these are better than XLB. although I was very sad we only got 4 in our order, the 4 that we did have were delicious. After biting into the crunching fried bottoms, the meat's so juicy it adds flavor to the thicc dough. Shrimp with Walnut and Mayo ($20): the menu says price is 19.50 but they charged $20 in the receipt... but this is my personal favorite at big Chinese dinners. Love the candied walnuts and the unhealthy coat of mayo around the shrimp. Steamed broccoli circles the shrimp to provide a healthy balance to the meal. We were the only customers at the time and so service was great. They served tea in cute Little Dumpling mugs, and food came out pretty fast. read more

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Came here on Saturday night for a quick meal since the child was craving soup dumplings. We arrive around 6:30 pm and we had a short wait of about 10 minutes. We ordered the pork soup dumplings, the spicy wontons and Shrimp rice cakes. The pork dumpling is 6.75 for 6 dumplings. When they brought it to the table, it was all squish together tilted to one side. This is a pet peeve for me! The dumpling being on top of each other is almost a guarantee that they will break before I get them on my soup spoon. I quickly move one out of the basket and re-position the rest so they were not touching. The dumplings were good and the skins were thin. They were cheap with the vinegar. Spicy wontons $7.00 for 6 small wontons. This dish was a complete MISS...no flavor at all. They were cheap with the peanut sauce so all I taste was the greasy hot sauce that was not even hot! Skip this dish all together! Shrimp rice cakes was too salty and lacked "wok hay." Overall more expensive than other soup dumpling places and it does not make it up in flavor. I did see they have lunch specials, maybe I will try that next time. read more

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Pandemic aside, wow...just wow. At work and ordered delivery via Door Dash. Braised Pork over Rice for $9.50 I believe. It should have been white rice with a side of braised pork and a tea egg. I had more vegetables and pickled radish than braised pork. That braised pork also looked dry as heck... Yeah....sorry I won't be ordering again. Used to love this place. Would love to try and support without feeling ripped off. read more

Little Dumpling Bayside - Delivery Braised Pork over Rice w/Tea Egg. That pork is a thin layer over the rice. $9.50ish...hell no, not again. - Taiwanese Near Me - Oakland Gardens, New York

Was in Bayside visiting a sick friend. My gal pal suggested we stopped in and get some soup buns for lunch. The crab and pork soup buns were excellent. We also ordered one their lunch specials to share. We picked the twice cooked pork. The special came with a choice of hot and sour soup or wonton soup and a choice of brown or white rice. We picked the hot and sour and it was legit. Tasty, perfect balance of hot and sour. The twice cooked pork was delish. The price was right on the buns and the lunch special. The service was excellent. If I am in this area again I will be back. Also bring cash, cash only business. read more

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Cash only spot and Newly opened in Bayside! This is their 2nd location. If you've eaten at the little neck one then you know that they're amazing. However in comparison this location isn't living up to its reputation. The food was just ok. We ordered the Pork soup dumplings. The skin seems to be a bit thicker and the Pork was soft with less texture. It also tasted a bit bland. It was a bit mushy for my liking but it was still ok. We tried the Chong Qing Noodles, which was pretty good. Lots of flavor but knowingly very spicy. So if you love spice then this is a good choice. Go for the beef scallion pancakes and pan fried buns. They're both pretty classic. If you want something different other than noodles, you can try the Snow cabbage Rice cake. It has a chewy texture. The rice cake is a bit smaller in size than I've seen compared to other Shanghainese places. Hope that the owner read their reviews because we would love for them to do well in Bayside just like the little neck one. read more