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Shanghai You Garden

3.9 (740 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Kathleen L.

Wonderful meal at great price be prepared on a Saturday to wait with a pager to be seated; and unfortunately not all items are available but the did give us free soup dumplings that were delicious. We ordered a few things each and were not disappointed ; my duck was superb and rice was perfect ; the complimentary green tea on the table went well with it . Everything was served family style so sharing was happily expected . I'd love to come again maybe next appointment I have in the area.

Lily C.

Overall, the dishes we ordered were very good. We ordered the sea bass specialty, pan fried noodle with shredded chicken, soup dumplings, scallion pancake with beef, sticky rice sui mai style, sui mai, crab filled pan fried dumplings, mochi balls filled with salted egg, roast pork and pea shoots. Service was fast. And I loved the free duck baos and dessert soup!

Wendy C.

We dined here tonight and couldn't help but wonder why we hadn't come back sooner since our last visit. The entire staff was professional and courteous, but the manager, Leo, truly stood out. He has always been warm and welcoming. Over the years, we've even had the chance to chat in our dialect, Shanghainese, on several occasions. He consistently goes out of his way to make sure guests feel well taken care of. Tonight, my husband ordered the General Tso's chicken, which he thoroughly enjoyed. Of course, I couldn't resist ordering a little too much for myself-- fried bean gluten, mixed vegetables, pan fried udon noodles, and brine squid. As always, they sent out complimentary steamed pork soup dumplings and, to finish, two sweet fermented glutinous rice soups for dessert. I even had leftovers--udon noodles and fried bean gluten--for lunch tomorrow. Everything we had was absolutely delicious and carried a deep sense of nostalgia--the flavors truly brought me back to where I grew up in Shanghai. Needless to say, we left very happy and will definitely be back again soon.

Cantonese BBQ Roast Pork 叉燒 per pound 每磅
Alex C.

Stopped by to get take out rice box for dinner. Two choices of meat over rice for $11.50 each and as their on going Opening Special 20 % off. Very efficient and friendly staff. We even got complimentary bottle of water with each of the rice box. This save a trip from going all the way to Flushing Chinatown.

Soup dumplings
Khy Ee S.

Best Shanghainese spot in east Queens! Came here on a Sunday afternoon for lunch with the family. Gets crowded 12:00pm onwards so come here early if you can! Bayside is the only location for their roast meats so would recommend getting their roast duck or crispy pork when you're here. If you're dining in ($10 or more), you can choose between a free order of soup dumplings or 1 peking duck bun per perskn! Overall, the food quality here is always consistent and delicious. Service is fast and efficient.

Xiao long bao
Aaron Y.

All points considered, still solid spot to frequent for Shanghai cuisine cravings They have regular menu, they have takeout menu, bbq/prepared meats menu, and dim sum menu A lot of variety, there's likely something for everyone. When I went this time they didnt have my favorite rice rolls or Peking duck promo. Understandably so since Chinese new years is around the corner. I still had majority of what I wanted to try and all were spot on. Very good food Service was busy, but speedy. Food was plated in front of you almost the moment you ordered it. Very quick service and packed when I went in the afternoon. The peak hours on the weekends Interior has decent amount of seating with enough spacing between tables. There's like a privacy screen between tables too which was nice Overall great spot, worth the trip

Spicy Beef and tripe
Vincent F.

Came here to bayside location for some Soup dumplings. We decided to be adventurous this time and order new items. We ordered spicy beef and tripe, crab noodles and crab pan fried buns. This all came with an order of free soup dumplings. The spicy beef and tripe was served as a cold appetizer. We would have enjoy it more if it was served hot. We also ordered the crab roe noodles, this was interesting to try. It was very tasty for the first bites. As for the crab pan fried buns (new menu item), we got this because we love pan fried buns especially the one in new rold mall food court. This was not as good as that but decent for Shanghai You Garden. Overall, we kind of wished we got our usual order but still had a fun time here as always. They accept venmo and zelle in case you forget cash like I did haha

Brandon E.

I became obsessed with Roast + Crispy Pork over Rice in Q4 2025. I decided to visit this place which I've gone past for over 10 years. The food was a bit salty, but it still hit the spot and was a GREAT value. I ordered and it was practically ready. Will definitely becoming again to hit that craving

Alan T.

I got a number of items on my visit to Shanghai You Garden! I had their scallion pancake, turnip cake, seafood udon, shrimp dumpling, shrimp rice rolls, and potstickers. I think my favorites were the rice rolls, turnip cake, and the shrimp dumpling. I like that they also give a number of free things! I got their soup dumplings and a dessert. I would describe the dessert as a sweet egg drop soup with tangyuan.

Noodle with Scallion Sauce
Lily L.

Definitely a place to visit when in bayside and if you are craving Chinese food. They have a lot of seats and kinda have a dim sum vibe when you walk in. We ordered a huge spread of food and as always, the food here is great. I personally just did not enjoy the spare ribs and the duck slices seemed a lot thinner than usual. Other than that, the noodles were great and came with a side of peanut sauce, one of my favorites. The wontons were nice and juicy as well as had a nice kick. And my absolute favorite, the grandma braised pork. That is basically why I always go to Shanghai you garden. I think their braised pork is one of the best I've had and the quail eggs are nice and tender and have a very nice pop to them. The service is good. They will go over as soon as they can when you wave them over.

On the left is the delicious sliced fish which we already devoured. On the right is the not so delicious fish cake.
Charles C.

Had a Father's Day lunch with my family. We've been here several times before. Today, the restaurant was comfortably busy, ambiance is casual, service is fast and friendly. Soft modern chinese music played in the background . First, there is a dine-in promotion - spend at least $10 and receive complimentary 6 more buns, 6 soup dumplings, or 1 peking duck bun per person. We also ordered 1/2 Roast Duck (loved it), Shanghai Chicken Special (slightly bland but ok), Salted Sliced Fish in Rice Wine (delicious), Beef and Broccoli (the beef was tough but my daughter is addicted to this dish), and Spring Rolls. As a finale, we were surprised by (not sure of the exact name) Sweet Rice Wine Soup on the house. Note that this is cash only dining establishment. Total cost for 4 people including tip was a reasonable $100. We all enjoyed our meal, took home some doggie bags, and definitely will be back to try other items on the menu.

Salted egg tofu
Eric Z.

Always have a great time here. We go probably once a month and it's consistently good. We tried some new stuff this time like the pork cabbage but we always get the soup dumplings, roast pig, and roast duck because they're the best.

Spicy pork dumpling
Roger H.

Most of the items at this place are poorly done, the majority of items here are either way too tough or too oily, with that said this place is a solid option for one thing and one thing only, their soup dumplings. Came here several times to order their soup dumplings, I love the fact that they give a complementary order of soup dumplings with orders over a certain amount, and a complimentary dessert soup. For 10 dollars you can get two orders of soup dumplings and a complimentary dessert, which really is a steal with how expensive everything is now a days

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I might be saying if was you telling by the notice by the Shanghai food place it was awesome are here we guess?

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Is your Dim Sum Cart Service or order off menu?

Unfortunately, we do not have dim sum carts, however, our dim sum is fresh and made-to-order and served to your table.

Can you pay by credit card?

Yes

Anyone know if they are still offering outdoor dining?

No, the outdoor seating section has been taken down.

Do the restaurant serve beer?

Yes

We wanted to order half of a Peking duck, but were told to order by the piece, the sandwiches were premade and the duck meat was cold. Can we order a whole or half a duck and request it hot?

You can order half or a whole duck. It comes sliced and ready to eat.

What comes with the whole Peking duck order?

A plate of Scallions, cucumber a d hoisin sauce. And steamed white fluffu buns.

Is breakfast served all day?

Hi John, yes our breakfast served all day.

EDIT: Do you serve the entire menu at 9am, or just breakfast?

We serve breakfast all day. Unless it’s sold out, we serve everything on the breakfast menu

How much chicken is in 1 order of Shanghai steamed chicken? Half a chicken? Is the chicken served hot or cold?

You mean the Shanghai special chicken, they served as cold dish. It have 1/4 chicken in it. Thank you

Is the free xiao long bao and Peking duck buns with $10 dine in available everyday? Including weekends? Is there an vegetarian option?

Yes, choose either one sample dishes. Monday to Sunday, 7 days a week. We have some veggie, some dumplings without meat, some dim sum, not a lot of vegetarian option. Sorry, we’ll try to make more in the future.

Can you do take out here?

Yes, we do take out and delivery. Please call 718-229-3388 for ordering. Best,… 

Do they come around with carts with the dimsum for brunch?

this is a Shanghainese restaurant not a Cantonese dim sum restaurant.... :)

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3.6(196 reviews)
0.5 mi•Bayside
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We have a winner! I have to say, as a whole, I thought this meal was excellent. My party of 8…read morearrived at noon but I got lucky since I called ahead of time and they let me reserve over the phone so we waited like 5 mins, pro move! lol So majority of the food items I thought were great but their steamed stuff tended to be over steamed messing with the texture but flavors more than made up for it. Overall meal, with a ton of food was $31 which I thought was very fair. The food: Fried Turnip Cubes- This was a special and holy mommy these were amazing, this was a universal fav at the table. Baked BBQ Pork Buns- These were great, super fluffy and pillowy and the filling, which is normally a deal breaker for me, wasn't too sweet. Triangle Dumpling with Shrimp and Snow Peas- this was really unique, I am almost certain I heard the word for snow peas when they were talking about this dish but it was really good. Braised Beef Tendon- So damn good! I order these whenever I can and these had the perfect soft texture. I would order these again. Pan Fried Round Chive and Shrimp Dumpling- This isn't something I order else where but these were the best version I ever had. Shumai- These were piping hot and delicious, these were great. Feng Zhao- Chicken Feet- As someone who eats a lot of chicken feet, these were made very well and the sauce was great. Lo Mai Gai- Steamed sticky rice in a lotus leaf. I thought this was excellent. The texture of the rice was super soft but the flavor was amazing. Fried Shrimp Paste Roll with Celery- Honestly, I don't even know why or how I ordered these because they aren't normally something I would order but they were shockingly good. Shrimp Spring Rolls- These are kinda simple but so good, they are thin shrimp spring rolls, I normally see this with a side of mayo but these were plain. These were fresh out of the frier and delish. Hargow- While the flavor of this was fine, they were over steamed, the texture was mealy and they broke apart when trying to pick them up. Don Tot- Egg Tart- The table liked this but I actually wasn't a fan. I thought the dough needed to be cooked more and the filling was so minimal. Pork Belly Special- This was good but no reason to order this again, also $27 was expensive for this. Lo Bak Go- Turnip Cake. I normally like this dish but it was just ok here and I found the dipping sauce to be too salty. Ha Churn- Steamed rice roll, this one pains me to say, this is my go to dim sum dish for any dim sum restaurant but the one here was bad. It was over steamed so the silky texture was a bit mushy but the thing that killed the dish the most was the thickness of the dough, the thickness of the dough was an abomination. I would go as far and say it was one of the worst ha churn I ever had between the texture, thickness and someone at the table said there wasn't enough soy.

They might have changed chef…read more The dim sum started went off taste, very bland. So we came back only for dinner dishes. From last visit, everything looks right but tasteless, very bland. Even my favorite steamed crab sticky rice is tasteless. Everything looks good but tasteless. Very sad, one less cantonese restaurant for dinner.

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Canton Manor - Our Fam @ Canton Manor

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3.7(41 reviews)
1.9 mi•Bay Terrace

I have been going here occasionally since they opened. The dumplings and various main courses have…read morebeen acceptable for the most part, but I recently had what was the worst chinese meal in a very long time. DO NOT order anything from the "Special Summer Menu." It is essentially a bowl of tepid noodles slathered with some horrible commercial sauce and a few vegetables. You can do better at literally any other Chinese take out place in the area for less money. Mine was with some awful peanut sauce that made the dish inedible. These items should not appear on the menu. Also had the greasy scallion pancakes which were served with some sort of indistinguishable sauce (not soy, closer to hoisin, which is not typical). Again, could not finish as they were beyond the grease factor. I wanted to order the vegetable dumplings, which were reliably good, but for some reason did not appear on their automated menu system. Finally, as a Caucasian customer I always enjoy having the racist staff bring me a plastic fork instead of chopsticks. It is the final insult to a mediocre experience.

Quick and easy process. You can order things via kiosks or with a cashier. The wait time was under…read more15min from the time we ordered to one of the servers coming over with the food. I think this is different from the vibes of an old school dim sum restaurant but honestly a great way to satisfy your cravings/enjoy it with a more modern vibe. I love that there's a little water dispenser with cold and hot water for dine-in. Little plates for people who do family stye. Our party ordered a variety of items. My favorite was the crispy chicken wings. Warm and flavorful. That bit of crisp on the outside was just enough to contrast the tender chicken flesh. The pork crab soup dumplings are a generous portion with plenty of broth on the inside. Honestly had so much flavor on its own that you don't even need the black vinegar. The fried HK shrimp dumplings were pretty good. Delicious plump shrimp but the fried dough didn't offer much. I probably would just stick to my usual har goes. My friends ordered the fried coconut bread which was a nice way to wrap up the meal. Overall nice chill atmosphere. Very clean area and music wasn't too loud.

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Dim Sum Bloom - Interior: clean with plenty of seating

Interior: clean with plenty of seating

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Taste of Canton

3.5(102 reviews)
1.3 mi•Oakland Gardens
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I come here once a month or once every two months for their roast duck. I have tried other items,…read morebut nothing else stands out, only the duck. I always order a whole duck, with the whoke duck there's the internal juices and marinade that you can request them to put in a to go container, its great for dipping and gives extra flavor if you need it. The ducks is cooked to perfection, its never overcooked nor raw. The skin is nice and crispy while the meat is tender and juicy. Definitely give the duck a try.

I came here for dinner on Saturday and returned for lunch on Monday, hoping the second visit would…read morechange my mind. Unfortunately, both meals were underwhelming. The service was decent, but the food just didn't deliver. At dinner, the salt and pepper pork chops were thin, over-fried, dry, and lacked flavor. The black pepper steak was smothered in sauce, and the beef texture suggested it had been overly tenderized. The BBQ duck was especially disappointing -- it tasted like it had been reheated in the microwave. Overall, the dishes lacked seasoning, depth of flavor, and that smoky wok hei you expect from good Cantonese cooking. Lunch was slightly better, but still inconsistent. The congee itself was good, though the dried squid was so tough it felt like chewing on rubber. The steamed rice rolls with peanut sauce were another letdown; instead of being freshly steamed, the noodles seemed microwaved, making them firm and dry rather than soft and chewy. I also ordered a fish and tofu dish covered in brown sauce, but it was completely bland. I really wanted to like this place, especially after giving it multiple chances, but unfortunately the third time was not the charm.

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4.4(150 reviews)
1.8 mi•Douglaston
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4.5 stars! TLDR:…read more$137 for 6 people. affordable pricing! there were leftovers! no tips establishment, customers are Cantonese heavy. 3% credit card surcharge. closed Wednesdays! $15.95 Scallion chicken over rice w/ soup of the day (MSRP $8) $15.95 thai style pig knuckle noodle soup (uses wheat noodles) $18.95 tom yum seafood rice noodle soup (uses ho fun) $8.95 OG french toast $9.95 HK french toast (extra dollar is peanut butter addition) $13.95 creamy corn w fried fish over rice $5.50 cold ying tang milk tea coffee $13.95 pineapple bun fish fillet sando w/ fries $17.95 ox tongue spaghetti as many customers have noted, some dishes have generous portions like the cream corn/fish rice & pineapple bun fish sandwich with fries. the food is overall great and not too salty. the coffee x milk tea is great as well. their thai style dishes like the tom yum noodle soups are sweet centric and more tomato-esque. the french toasts are not super moist (more on the dry/crispy side). i thoroughly enjoyed this spot and would come back. the lady who seated us was accommodating and allowed us to wait in the take out area (they are 2 fun hannah montana foldable chairs - very cute). some negatives - street parking is hard but tolerable! scallion sauce on chicken & rice has little ginger (heavy on scallion). food isnt piping hot but medium hot in temperature. spacing is tight try this place out!

Cute little HK-themed cafe in Little Neck. We ordered the pig knuckle over rice, tom yum seafood…read morewith rice noodles, and a cooked salmon salad. This was my second time here, and the food quality was lower than my first visit. The pig knuckle wasn't as soft or flavorful as I'd hoped. The salmon salad, which I loved on my first visit, felt a little dry this time around. The tom yum seafood with rice noodles was the star dish of the afternoon -- sweet, flavorful, and packed with a generous amount of seafood. Keep in mind this dish is only available on weekends. I'd come back a third time just for the tom yum soup. Service was good and the staff were attentive. Note: you order and pay at the register, and the waitress brings the food to your table.

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Marathon Cafe - Cozy and homey setup

Cozy and homey setup

Marathon Cafe - Gyo Don- marinated beef over rice with egg.

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