Cuisine: 7 Service: 5…read moreDecor: 4 Value: 9 Overall: 7 Inside the Arcadia Mall on Main Street, there is a restaurant from FuZhou that's been serving the locals for over the last 8 years. It is the opposite of fancy, but you can always get a decent meal here for a very good price. Imho, their best item is the mini steamed pork buns ($3 for 4), which have a nice fluffy dough filled with juicy and delicious ground pork. When you are lucky and receive a new batch, these little guys are a home run. Where else can you get breakfast/lunch for $3? I sometimes but them frozen at $24 for 40 pieces. Their mini pork ball dumplings are very good too, though very different than everywhere else I have had the dish. There is a extremely pronounced celery flavor that will either make you love or hate them. I still prefer the version (10 for $3.50) at Tantou King, but these are a wonderful change of pace. With that said, these do cost more at 12 for $5. Another great option for lunch or dinner is their steam table with about 30 choices of proteins and veggies. Here are the various deals listed in Chinese. - 3 items & soup: $8.50 - 4 items & soup: $10.00 - After 7pm: $7.50 - After 8pm: $6.50 - Monthly pass (30 meals): $270 This is a common blue collar meal that offers a patron variety and value. I have nit tried too many items, but what I had was hot and generally tasty. Btw, seating at this restaurant is first come first served. Not good for large groups. You will likely have to share tables with strangers. Like I said, not fancy, just a quick meal or grab-n-go type of place where their regulars can get a taste of home.

Best tasting rectangular shaped 燒餅 in downtown Flushing, fluffy and with white sesame on the…read moreoutside makes it a rare find. Main challenge is it always sell out early so get there early, or better yet, recommend the kitchen staff to make more of it.

Stopped by for a quick bite breakfast on my way to Manhattan. This is truly a hole-in-the-wall…read morebuilt for take out. There are a couple of tables, but no ambiance to speak of. I split with my wife a small container of fried rice, some dumplings, 1 sausage, and 1 bottle of water - total cost $11. This eatery is definitely not for foodies. I'm sure there are better options out there but its near the #7 train, so if you're in a rush like we were, I guess it will suffice. I feel generous this morning so foodwise I'll give it 3 stars.

Ate here today on a Saturday afternoon by myself. I had brought and ate the fried dumplings and…read morescallion pancakes that it had tasted very good and delicious. The service there was also attentive and super fast. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time.

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

I'm glad Instagram influencers haven't gotten here yet. I guess it's hard to find since only locals…read morewill really know the alleyways of Flushing. Hopefully it stay as a local gem that allows the regulars who appreciate them to enjoy a reasonably priced bowl of noodle. If you like the smooth and bouncy texture of rice noodles from Gui Zhou, then come here and pick your protein(s) for an excellent bowl of soup noodle. If you prefer wheat noodles, you can request that as well. Either way, they have good quality noodles. The broth is top notch, one of the better ones around Flushing. Full of beefiness, spices, and chili oil. As for the proteins, the beef stew is super tender, though I wish the pieces were cut slightly larger. Same goes for the beef tendon and pork intestine, delicious but I prefer a slightly thicker cut. Overall, imho, this is one of the better noodle shops in Flushing for a long time now. If you like traditional flavors from a place that's still relatively not discovered, then give this vendor a shot. You won't be disappointed.

This is more like a small food mall There's few table in…read morethe center . I recommend this place for quick eat. Simple and reasonable .

My first time in New world mall and was overwhelmed by the choices of food that was available in…read morethe food court. Since I was in mood of something spicy, I stopped at this place which is Taiwanese food and had a pretty elegant display of their menu and food choices. The lady at the counter recommended the Beef clay curry, which was basically cubes of beef with a variety of vegetables and came with a side of fried rice and seaweed soup. The rice and the beef were very good as a combination, not as spicy as I wanted, but still very good, however the seaweed soup was a bit questionable as I had no idea what it would taste like and it wasn't what I would have expected. The service is good and for the price it was a a very decent helping.

Located inside of New World Mall food hall. Sweet, friendly service. Good prices. The calamari was…read morereally good. nicely seasoned and not too chewy. The rice was delicious as well. Didn't care for the soup (I think it was bone broth).

Price and what you're getting... definitely worth it. We picked 4 side dishes and rice for under…read more$10 that's is a steal now a days. Cash only and closed on Sundays. Would definitely recommend

Super causal, canteen style restaurant with dim sum and various chinese dishes in steam trays. Pick…read moreand choose at the counter, take the receipt to the cashier, and once it has been paid and verified, return to the counter to with the receipt to pick up the food. There are plenty of seating. The dim sum is not as good as a full service restaurant but it's decent and one of the only few places in the area where dim sum is served.

3.75 Located on the corner of Bdway and Whitney Ave, nearby…read moretrain stop- Elmhurst Ave, meter street parking mostly. No frills. Attentive service. Restroom available. Good over rice deals, slightly lower price during their lunch hours. Tried a few, some hits and misses for us. Some picks which we liked are pork with bamboo shoots, beef with bittermelon, fried fish fillets, salty fish and chicken fried rice. Pork with scallion chilli was good, at less spicy level for me. Beef chow fun was ok. Three cup chicken wasn't for me, plain with slightly gingery flavor, need to have basil with each bite, small bone pieces (be careful); and Beef stew meat wasn't tender, tough and chewy. Have been here for larger family get togethers and enjoyed the food then as well.

This was one of the worst dining experiences I've ever had…read more We ordered a whole fish, but the portion we received was unbelievably small--only about one-third the size of the fish served to other tables. When we politely asked the server about it, instead of explaining the difference, they responded with an extremely rude attitude, saying, "Take it or leave it," and even told us, "If you think it's too small, go buy one from the supermarket yourself." The service only got worse when it came time to pay. Because they were unhappy with the tip, the server said, "If you don't have money, don't come back next time," "You're so young but have such a bad attitude," and even told us to "Get out." We also ordered the pork intestine and blood stew, but it was almost entirely pickled vegetables. There were barely any pork intestines or blood in the dish, which was very disappointing. No customer deserves to be treated with this level of disrespect. It's one thing if the food doesn't meet expectations, but insulting customers and telling them not to come back because they "can't afford it" is completely unacceptable. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

There's plenty of food stall spots but this one has seating options!…read more Fried buns are great! Most people seem to come here for a soup meal but we just stopped by on our food crawl to taste a bit.

I can't believe there aren't more reviews of this place. I admit it does have an unassuming…read morefootprint among the myriad of restaurants in downtown flushing, but a family member told me about this place. We had to share a table, but it was fairly clean, and the staff were exceptionally friendly. There are various soups and buns on the menu, but their signature offering is the $3 unlimited breakfast buffet available before 10:30 am. The buffet might be a misnomer because it consists of 3 types of congee and 3 different drinks. You can choose any or all. I had the rice congee because it looked the best, and "orange juice" which tasted like Tang (which I like anyway). A staff member also gave us a, I think complimentary, sweet congee. Don't go out of your way, but if you're in the area and feel like having some congee, you can't go wrong for $3. I enjoyed my meal, and rate the eatery 4 stars.