Red House feels like a culinary mix of Shanghai and Northern Chinese cuisine. One thing is for sure: they do not play around with their spices! Even ordering 'wei wei la' (mild spice) packs a punch. Overall, most of the dishes lean toward standard Chinese comfort food, nothing groundbreaking stood out, but the prices are very reasonable for the portion sizes. Also reco bringing cash bc they offer cash discount! read more

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Hidden behind congee village on Prince St., Red House Restaurant has a provocative name akin to a dining spot you would find in a red light district. That said, that isn't the case, and what is seemingly darker is actually a decent restaurant with good food. Taste: 4.5/5 Service: 3/5 Ambiance: 3.5/5 Value for money: 4/5 We had a bunch of the recommended foods. In general the dishes are all well seasoned. For those who have a more bland taste profile, it is recommended to have white rice or equivalent to pair with it. read more

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The food here was pretty authentic and included lots of what I ate growing up with Shanghainese parents. We ordered 11 dishes, which was good for 10 people, following the "# of people + 1" suggestion for number of dishes to order. It was an ample amount of food and we all enjoyed it. In terms of food to get: almost everything we ordered was good. Sticky rice/zing I were fantastic. The pork buns are good but could be thinner. The pork belly was really good (but also very fatty as it is). The only thing I wouldn't order again is the fried corn. Service is OK - they're attentive enough. They also have bigger tables in the back where we sat 10 people - so it's good for larger groups. read more

Red House Restaurant - Spread of food. Don't mind my plate! - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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I would say, this is my top 3 Shanghai restaurants in the city. Service was great and the food tastes like home! So let's get into it. 红烧肉 braised pork belly: THIS, brings me back to Shanghai. The meat was extremely tender, flavorful yet not too salty. This was the favorite dish for the night. 椒盐排条 salt and pepper pork: I would skip, it was fried but not to its 100%, it was not very flavorful. 上海苗 Shanghai bok choy: it was fine, but a bit too overcooked. Nothing special. 葱油拌面 scallion oil dry noodle: by far, the best scallion oil noodle I've had in New York! This is my grandpas favorite noodle dish so I grew up eating this, and this brings back so many memories. A must get! 黄芽菜肉丝炒年糕 stir fry rice cake: another dish that brought me back to my childhood. I love that it's not overly too seasoned and the rice cake was cooked perfectly! 葱油虾皮韭菜馅肉混沌 dry wonton: I'm not a big wonton fan but it was good. My boyfriend and friend really enjoyed this dish. 八宝饭 right jeweled rice (dessert): ahhhhh, I ordered this to go because I was too full to eat it at the restaurant. The portion is BIG, it can be shared between 3-4 people. The glutenous rice was steamed perfectly and paired so well with the red bean paste. I was taking mental notes on what to order when I come back, so overall, I'm coming back!! read more

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Food was good, but service was horrible. Waited over an hour and pushed a few times for remaining g dishes, only to find out after an hour that the dish was sold out. Unapologetic attitude was not acceptable. read more

This place has the best casual Shanghainese food in the Tri state area. Smoke fish and pork belly are must orders there. The wait staff was attentive and friendly like eating at a friend's kitchen. Decoration reminds one of the traditional Shanghai restaurant before the civil war. Should be a destination restaurant for Shanghai cuisine lover. read more

Red House Restaurant - Smoked fish - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Solid place for Shanghainese food! We've been to Nan Xiang and Shanghai You Garden many times- Red House is a hidden gem tucked away in a building complex on Prince. The restaurant is small with a handful of tables for four people and a few larger ones in the back. It wasn't busy on a Saturday afternoon. We enjoyed the tender braised pork belly, sour cabbage fish slice stew, spicy chicken appetizer, Shanghai style zong (sticky rice), chicken and bok choi stir fried noodles (kids loved it!!), and pan fried pork buns - so crispy and juicy! Definitely recommend coming here for a family style meal if you're craving classic Shanghai type dishes that won't disappoint. Good portion sizes too. read more

Red House Restaurant - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Located in the heart of Downtown Flushing, close to Flushing's new mall, Tangram. Red House Restaurant is what I've been told is authentic Shanghainese food. I loved walking into the ambience of old decor in the front and new towards the back, with Chinese Hip Hop playing throughout. My thoughtful Yelp friends, Anna and TC did the ordering of Popcorn Chicken with Fried Basil Leaves, Scallion Noodles, Pan Fried Pork Buns and Braised Pork Belly, all accompanied with one small bowl of soup. I'm sure more soup orders would've been brought to the table if requested. Though, as all items ordered were more than enough to share, additional soups were not necessary. The service was accommodating as Anna and TC speak the language fluently and were able to take command of the luncheon. So no extended waits for water or our meals. Would I go back? Yes. But not without guidance from my friends. As a novice to the area like me, downtown Flushing can be overwhelming with its tight knit streets filled with cars, pedestrians and jam packed to the brim with an abundance of sooo many restaurant choices, that I feel compelled to see what other authenticities are there to be enjoyed. Thank you both for a wonderful day! (8/20/2022) read more

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Had a HORRIBLE experience. Food: The food was average at best. Ordered the White Chopped Chicken, Spicy Pork Noodles, Stir Fried Eel, and Smoked Fish. The White Chopped Chicken came without the sauce and I had to request for it which is ridiculous. What if the customers are not familiar with this dish? The Spicy Pork Noodles was average, not bad but not good. The Stir Fried Eel was the worst. In fact, I have a feeling they gave us the wrong dish. Everyone else get this dish served in a bowl but we got it in a plate. And it was missing scallions and only had a few pieces of eel, completely not worth the price. The only dish I liked was the Smoked Fish. It was warm and fresh. Service: The service was HORRIBLE. I have never been to a restaurant with such rude and inattentive waiters. When we got to our table, we were missing a chair. The waiter saw and told us he will go get one. But we waited a long time and he never returned with a chair. Do they expect customers to eat STANDING UP?! They also keep ignoring our calls; it take us 30 mins after being seated to order. They also did not provide chopsticks and plates. We had to request them. There was also a dog in the restaurant. Isn't it a law that dogs are not permitted in indoor dining? Overall, this was a fail lunch and I will NOT be returning. I will also NOT RECOMMEND this restaurant to others. read more

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Over a week ago, I made a reservation via Yelp for a lunch date with my girlfriend. The restaurant's location is between Congee Village and The Dolar Shop. The weather was gorgeous in the high 80s today. I love the beautiful Chinese lanterns hung from the ceiling throughout the restaurant. Food: *sharing is caring* Taiwanese Salted Pepper Chicken - OMG, I love the aroma! Mmm yummy. Shanghai Fried Noodles - I love slurping up the noodles. Mmm flavorful. Shanghai Pan Fried Pork Buns - Sadly, the bottom of the bun wasn't crispy enough. Next time, I will bring my parents here because they love eating authentic Shanghainese cuisine! read more

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Came here on Monday afternoon/evening. Place had a few guest present but wasn't busy at all. Waitress was friendly and gave suggestion for meal. Food was shareable as they gave a lot in serving (shrimp fried rice and chicken wings). Also ordered spring rolls which were okay. Overall, decent place to come. read more

Saw the sharing on Xiaohongshu so I decided to try the Shanghai cuisine. It feels like a family own business and they are quite nice and responsive. The service was good. I went in a Wednesday evening, they were busy but the service was quick in general. I ordered the shaoxing chicken. I thought it would be drunken chicken because of the name of shaoxing rice wine. But there is nothing to do with the wine at least I did not taste any wine inside. The chicken was served soft and fresh but they forgot to provide the sauce at the beginning so the chicken itself is flavorless. Have to dip the sauce. Also I ordered the pork intestine soup noodle. The intestine was too oily. Overall taste was ok. Nothing wrong but nothing impressive either. read more

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I was a bit hesitant to try this place since it's fairly new, some of the dishes seem oddly expensive but the food is very homey. I tried their shrimp wonton soup to compare to my usual spot. These shrimp wontons are much smaller, the wonton skins are really delicate. The wontons aren't too flavorful but with the soup it's tasty. I added my own wonton noodles to the dish so it was more filling. The braised beef noodle soup is really good. Broth is very flavorful. Big chunks of beef. Preserved veggies.. bok choy.. tomatoes cooked down in the soup. Very hearty. Definitely get this noodle soup. The food here is really good.. I was skeptical at first but I'm glad I came here. Great quality, very authentic.. Lil pricier.. read more

Ok food, slow service. The fried buns is not the Shanghainese style I was looking for. The skin is fluffy. Kinda tasteless. I'd give 3/5. The red braised pork belly with rice was really good! 4.5/5 My husband ordered a soup noodle with spicy pork. Can't remember the name. It tastes like the Korean bean paste and the pork tastes weird. I'd give it a 2.5/5. And the owner (or manager? Idk) has a giant dog. It's very cute, but I'm not sure if it's a health code violation. It was hanging out in the dining area read more

Red House Restaurant - F1. Shanghai Pan Fried Pork Buns - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Don't come here if you're in a hurry. Everything is made to order. We shared two soups, a shrimp wonton, and a beef noodle. The former was a superior version with delicate dumplings and bits of sliced egg. But the five stars are for the beef soup whose rich, mildly spicy broth was superb. There was a generous amount of beef; some cartlagenous, some tender. The noodles were just right. Perfect for a winter's day. read more

Red House Restaurant - Beef soup. - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Very tasty, authentic Shanghai food. As I ordered by Ubereat, the food was cold. But I definitely will order again read more

Red House Restaurant - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

"Don't come here if you're in a hurry" is an understatement! Please note that this review is strictly about the service. The food is not bad and very Shanghai. 4 of us came to this place on a Sunday afternoon around 12PM. The place is L shaped with the bar and bar stools at the entrance and had around 6 tables on the side. 5 of those tables were taken. We were given the last table. There were 2 waiters. After waiting 45 minutes without plates, utensils, napkins, or even any water... 2 other people came into the restaurant and joined their friends. They were immediately given utensils and water. Their orders were also taken immediately. My friend then asked for the waiter and I yelled at him for making us wait this long. His excuse was too many customers (but then how come other people who just came in got served before us? He had no answer, obviously). He took down 3 of our orders and before we even finished, giving him our order, he walks away unapologetically. Another 30 minutes past without any utensils or water or even checking up on us, I personally walk up to the waiter by the entrance and scold him again. Again, same excuse with the too busy but he was obviously not busy enough to assist other customers or chatting it up with the takeout people! In fact, the 2 people who came after us already got their steaming dish of fried rice whereas we ordered cold appetizers (without finishing our ordering process) and no food or utensils had arrived yet! I told him that I would leave because it's obvious our business was not wanted. He told me he already put in 3 of our orders so I stood there and demanded utensils until he started putting a move on it. We ate the 3 appetizers, paid without tip due to no service, and left. Why didn't I leave right away? Because my dad was a waiter and I know how hard waiters work to earn a living so gave them the benefit of the doubt. NEVER AGAIN THOUGH! . The food itself is not bad (not amazing, but not bad). But the service today was crap. Was it an off day? Maybe. Was it only discrimination toward us? Maybe, but we're Asian like the rest of the customers. Was the service awful? Awful is an understatement at this point... 3 appetizers took 2 hours in the end, you tell me. read more

Where can I even start... I went in at 1:00 and waited 15 minutes to be seated despite there were available tables and the restaurant wasn't even full. I try to be empathetic since there was only one waiter so I continue to wait without complaining. When we got to our table I immediately notice there were only three chairs. We were a party of four and when we point that out to him, he refused to bring us another chair citing he is busy. So one of us literally stood there by our table for 10 minutes and it was only when we couldn't stand the humiliation anymore was when we went up to the waiter who was standing behind the bar counter and ask him for a chair. That's when he brought over a chair and slap down four menus. When we were ready to order he tried to flag him down but he kept avoiding our eye contact and call outs. This continued for about 20 minutes and we were ready to leave when he finally decide to stop by our table. We ask him what the heck is going on and if he don't want to service us we can leave. He gave a halfhearted apology and said it was because he was busy. We try to be understanding and sat back down and order our food. We were shock to learn that a quarter of the menu was already sold out. His excuse was that they only sell 20 orders a day per dish. Not sure if this is true or he's playing with us. As for the food it didn't take that long but nothing special. read more

Absolutely Shanghainese's flavor, this restaurant has established in this location for just a few month, all dishes looked very authentic home cooking, I would love to come back with bunch of friends! read more

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The service proved to be exceptionally slow, as we were compelled to wait for over thirty minutes before being served. However, what I find even more concerning is the behavior of the young employee present on site. After taking my bank card to process the payment, she delayed in returning it to me, which I consider utterly unacceptable. In principle, the payment device should be brought directly to the table to avoid such situations. Subsequently, I left a cash tip. The initial amount was debited immediately, but to my great surprise, I received a notification from my bank the following day at 2 o'clock in the morning informing me that an attempt to debit the same amount had been made. Fortunately, this transaction was refused as I had previously deactivated my bank card. I find this totally unacceptable and am considering reporting these practices. I strongly recommend never entrusting one's bank card out of sight to avoid any risk of abuse or fraud. read more

Overall experience: unsatisfactory Visited restaurant during dinner time. Restaurant was nearly empty with only two waitresses. We ordered 5 dishes. The food took very long to serve between each dish. It is in the middle of summer and there was no AC in the restaurant. I was sweating as I was eating. (We did not order soup dishes). The food was standard and the portion size were on the smaller side. For the price I paid for this dinner, there is definitely better choices. read more

Very authentic homestyle Shanghainese food. Some things they serve you can't find in other Shanghainese restaurants, tastes like home. read more

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Very authentic Shanghainese food! Service was great, flavors were great, everything was SO YUMMY. I am definitely coming back read more

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Overall, the experience wasn't good. As others have mentioned, the service is really slow. I think it's because they're just understaffed with waiters (there was only 1 waitress for all the tables). The food was also just very average - not great, not terrible. The main thing for me was that the place was dirty. We were given plates and cups that clearly weren't washed properly, if at all. It was pretty disgusting. Also, not sure why there is a giant dog in the middle of the restaurant. read more

Red House Restaurant - Dog - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

I have been a fan for Red House, an authentic Shanghainese Cusine. I had been to the old location on Bowne St multiple times and was suprised to find this new location with plenty of space for dinning, I really loved the music and design. I ordered their new dish, YYDS fried rice, which was tasty with saltiness just right. The waiter was very warm and accommodating. Glad to be the first to leave the review, definitely would come back again. read more

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Don't go to this place or order the food. I am very disappointed with the quality of food. It's not worth it. The taste is bad and expensive for the amount of food you got. There are so many good restaurants around here. read more

My friend and I came here specifically to try the Champion Braised Beef Noodle Soup (Item B1 on the menu). OMG, we were blown away! I haven't had such delicious beef noodle soup since I was in Taiwan over 20 years ago. This beef noodle soup is even better than my mother's! The soup is perfectly beefy, tomato-y, with just the right amount of spiciness. The thin noodles were cooked perfectly al-dente. And the beef was sliced into the perfect thickness, and so tender yet flavorful with the perfect ratio of meat to tendon. I even loved the pickled cabbage. Normally, pickled cabbage is just sour, but theirs is sour with a bit of sweetness and spiciness. I can't wait to come back to eat this beef noodle soup again and try some other dishes. read more

Authentic Shanghai food, and noodle tasted great. But it's overpriced for such a noodle place in Flushing. read more

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The B1 Champion braised beef noodle soup was amazing, the soup is so rich and flavorful and just a tiny bit spicy. The layers of taste in soup is fantastic, it's beefy with some tomatoes. The thin noodles are perfect too and the super tender beef are thick slices of beef/tendon mixture. My friend and I were actually pretty full when we got here, but we really wanted to try the beef noodle soup. It was really delicious even when we were already so stuffed! The portion is pretty good, we had to split one order. read more

Overall experience: Never Again!! Four of us went today during lunch time on a Saturday. My two friends arrived first and got a table, they wait for 15 mins, no water, table was not set. We wait for another 15 mins and discussed what to order, we looked multiple times but no one came to take the order. I went to the waiter by the cashier and told him we have to order, he then came after 8-10mins to take our order, he told us they don't have one of the dishes so we ordered 3 dishes and he said will come back for the rest. Of course he never did. My friend had to come to him again for water, literally waiting by the counter area to ensure we have water. Then he came with 2 glasses of water and told us they are very busy today..blahblahblah... We decided not to order anything else cuz God knows how long those three will take since we took 45mins to get 4 glasses of water. Then it took them another 15-20mins to serve two cold dishes we ordered. The hot one took much longer to come. Food quality was edible but u can definitely find better with that price. 6 fried buns (生煎包)was like $12, but the quality was just a bit better than the same dish ordered from cheap pan fried dumplings place. The cold duck (醬鴨)was quite salty and only saltiness could be tasted. The cold fish (薰魚) was too sweet without any smoky taste. While we were waiting we found #B11 and B12 hilarious, also wondering who is Aunt Xu, and she might be dead from losing all the blood. read more

Red House Restaurant - Menu. Look at B12!! - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

The food are really good. They taste like my grandma's dishes. It makes me feel like home. read more

Red House Restaurant - E4 House Special Spicy Sour Dry Wonton - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Good Shanghainese food, the decoration looks also good. The chief was gone when we went there, so a few classic jiangzhe dishes cannot be served like 生煎包，响油鳝丝，the dishes we ordered were not bad so will come back for those we missed. read more