This place was awesome. The portion-to-price ratio was excellent, and the flavors delivered across the board. We came with a big party of 12, and they were very accommodating, splitting the table and taking separate orders for three families. Let's just say each family ordered plenty. I only wish I'd snapped pictures of what the other families got. We started with the Lucky Six soup dumplings. They came out extremely quick, with just the right amount of broth, and the wrappers weren't so delicate that you had to worry about puncturing them pulling them out of the steamer basket. They held up well and tasted excellent. From there we ordered a whole bunch more. Think family-style portions, but more generous: - **Grandma's braised pork belly** - Super tender, with a flavorful sauce and quail eggs, not too salty. - **Spicy beef and tripe** - Served cold with very thin slices in a nice spicy sauce. It had a kick but wasn't overly hot. - **Peking duck** - We ordered a half duck, and it came with more than enough bao buns to build your own. A nice touch: since we were a big table, they also offered each of the 12 of us a complimentary ready-made Peking duck bun or soup dumpling, including the other two families. We all went with the duck buns, and they were excellent. - **Pan-fried noodles with pork, shrimp and fish** - The one miss. It was so saucy that the noodles were drenched and lost all their crispiness. - **Yang Chow fried rice** - Very nicely done, with big shrimp. These weren't the usual quarter-sized ones, more like half-dollar size. - **Soy sauce squid** - Cooked perfectly, not too salty and not overcooked to the point of being gummy. I also sampled from the other families' tables. Their dim sum dumplings were huge, and the honey roast chicken wings were excellent, crispy with a nice sweet glaze. For dessert, they brought us complimentary sweet soy milk soup with glutinous rice balls. It was sweet but not overly so, and it was awesome. One thing that was new to me: when the bills came, we could pay with Zelle, Venmo or cash. Great spot for a big group. I'd come back just for the pork belly, the duck buns and the soup dumplings. read more

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Plenty of room for a big family dinning! Quick and delicious food. It also comes with complementary soup dumplings or Peking duck for each person. Started off with the rainbow soup dumplings, half a Peking duck. Main entree - spicy beef tripe - braised pork - young chow fried rice - fried duck bill All were delicious! Complementary sweet congee for dessert! Service was very quick. They take cash,zelle or Venmo read more

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Peanut sauce and chili wontons tasted very flat, I was not a fan. The texture of the wonton wrapper is... limp and strangely cotton like. Neither the peanut nor chili flavor came out. Pan fried pork buns with crab meat - the originals are better. These were rather doughy, and the crab meat flavor isn't very pronounced. Best item is still the free 6 soup dumplings when you dine in! So flavorful. read more

Shanghai You Garden - Peanut and chili wontons - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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It's been decades since I've been in Flushing when the area was primarily Jewish. I was blown away by today's visit. Virtually every store is Asian except for the requisite McDonald's. The area is bustling. So many restaurants, so many everything! Better than any Chinatown I'd ever been to. My daughter, well familiar with Main Street, said Shanghai You Garden is a good introduction to Flushing's restaurant scene. The place looks deceivingly small on the outside. Mid-afternoon the restaurant was hopping, with a great mix of clientele. So .... ** We started with soup dumplings -- free!!! S taught me how to properly eat them, filling the top with ginger and soy sauce. ** Scallion pancakes with sliced beef. Very good. ** Pork and vegetable wonton soup. Tasty broth, delicate wontons. I was happy. ** Rice cake with beef, pork, chicken and seafood. I don't want to call this a dud -- but in my estimation it fell short with fake crab and little flavor. (Since my husband doesn't read my reviews -- guess what leftovers he's getting for dinner!) Cash only. Interesting menu. (If you're looking for deep fried hooves, this is the place.) 2020 Zagat rating. read more

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Okay y'all-- we decided to try this place out cuz all our friends who live here raved about it. Needless to say we left happy and with a big food coma . The duck meat was so good and melted in our mouths. The soup dumplings? made us want more! The staff was super friendly and food came out really fast despite us coming during dinner time on a Saturday. read more

Shanghai You Garden - Soup Dumpling with Shrimp and Pork, Soup filled bun w Crabmeat & Abalone (1)鮑魚蟹粉灌湯包, and Duck - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Cuisine: 7 Service: 7 Decor: 7 Value: 7 Overall: 7 I guess this updated review is long overdue. I am harsh on Shanghainese restaurants because I grew up eating the real thing and just visited Shanghai last year. However, this restaurant has become the standard by which I judge Shanghainese cuisine in NYC nowadays. Let's start with the Shanghainese style dim sum that I love. As consistent as anywhere, I believe they have my personal favorite Steamed Soup Dumplings. I'm even a fan of their large gimmicky ones (though a real thing from Yangzhou, China) with the straw, especially the crab and abalone version. Another top notch item is the Turnip Puffs, which has a fantastic filling and amazingly crispy and airy crust. Most of the other dim sum items are decent. When it comes to the cold and hot dishes, they do most of the traditional stuff well enough. Not always up to my standards, but most people I have taken there enjoy it enough. I do like their Stir Fried Rice Cake w/ Sheperd's Purse & Shredded Pork, ad well as their Duck Vermicelli Soup. Also, since they started working with Corner 28, their Cantonese food game stepped up quite a bit. Roast pork and Roast Crispy Pig are both really solid. Pan Fried Shrimp & Chive Dumplings are good too. There are a few other Shanghainese restaurants that do certain dim sum or dishes better, but I do believe Shanghai You Garden is currently the best overall Shanghainese restaurant in NYC. read more

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Shanghai You Garden checks all the boxes for a five-star experience: - Plenty of seating - Variety of dishes for any preference/diet - Great service - Affordable - Clean - and GOOD...like EXCEPTIONALLY good Our large multi generational family stuffed our selves silly with fried rice, Sichuan green beans, dumplings, sautéed snow peas, noodles, and still had tons of leftovers. With our orders, we were gifted complimentary peking duck buns and soup dumplings and they were absolutely exceptional. Not needed, but also truly a testament to restaurant's dedication to customer service. It is no reason this restaurant is a Yelp favorite! Cash only, but this place is definitely worth a trip to an ATM. read more

Came here for a quick breakfast. The soup dumplings were good. The service is your typical Chinese restaurant. It was pretty busy. The chive thing was okay, I don't think it's my first choice. The soymilk, soup dumplings, and the free dessert were all good. read more

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One of my top places to eat in flushing for a good price and taste. Everything on the menu is so good (but esp the duck buns and soup dumplings). Lots of seating and the service is very fast and efficient. Ordered like 6/7 items and got a free item and it all can to around $60 without tip. read more

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This restaurant is pretty well known amongst the locals and for good reason too! Dishes are delicious and very reasonably priced. Though make sure you have cash on hand or can pay with venmo. Pretty sure you'll find that cash is king here in Flushing. Literally a hole in the wall restaurant. Turn left when you enter to be led into a narrow alley leading to the main dining area or head on straight upstairs for more seating during peak hours. Very foreigner/non Asian friendly as menu comes with pictures. Staff are very attentive and are always walking around. Staff can speak conversational English. Restaurant is as clean as it gets in Flushing. Their Xiao long bao is very good! Definitely a staple whenever I go. Shao Mai is good too. And omg the soup they gave you as a complementary dessert at the end is soooo good. read more

Shanghai You Garden - Xiaolongbao - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

A few weeks ago, my friend and I went to my favorite soup dumpling place in Flushing for dinner. The texture and flavor of the soup dumplings are amazing. They also give you a complimentary order of soup dumplings if you order a certain amount of food. We also ordered scallion pancakes, Shanghai pan-fried udon noodles, dry-fried string beans with garlic, and salted soy milk. Everything was very good, although the string beans were a little too salty and greasy for my taste. It was my first time trying salted soy milk, and it has a unique flavor! I don't think i would order that again. Otherwise i would come back again. read more

One of my coworkers invited us to a lunch meeting at this restaurant. This place is crowded so I was so excited as I was looking forward to eating great food. The waitresses were very friendly and good. We ordered a few things. The soup dumplings flavor was good but the skin is way too thick. The restaurant is bright and clean. You may want to revisit the wraps of the soup dumplings. read more

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Service was great, plenty of help on the floor for quick seating and quick service. We are here in NYC for our beloved Dodgers vs the NY Mets. We took the #7 to the Flushing main St stop, wow! I read they had great Asian food here but I didn't realize I would be in Asia. We were recently in Tokyo and in Korea, it felt just like we were there again. Ok, back to the restaurant, we ordered seafood and noodles, garlic green beans and pork Shao mai, so delicious. And a secret we didn't know if not for a gentleman next to us. Below the Shao Mai there were complimentary soup dumplings!! And they were amazing. I'd come back here for the food (next time the Dodgers are here), it was very enjoyable. And you know you're in the right place when it's all locals enjoying this very busy gem. read more

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Great spot for family dinner. -Peking Duck: crispy duck skin with tons of Baos. We got half a duck and it came with 12 Baos. -scallion chicken: juicy chicken with ginger scallion sauce. Would get again -house fried rice: tasty, and was super generous in toppings (shrimp, pork, etc.) -soup dumplings: this was a freebie and it was delicious! Service was great and restaurant was clean. read more

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We had a group of 7 so we had free Peking duck buns, one per person. The food is always good here and the price is very fair for flushing. We love their soup dumplings. I do like the bayside location more than the flushing location because flushing only has one bathroom and it's a smaller compared to bayside. read more

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I'm here again in downtown Flushing, the place to go for reasonably priced asian food and reasonably priced anything. I gotta slow down eating out so often. I think I'm gaining weight. However, its somewhat diffucult because my whole family are all foodies, and my niece is a Yelper. In any case, my wife wanted to grab a few Peking Duck wraps, $2.75 each, at the outside takeout window. You can't go wrong with Peking Duck. It was delicious and very satisfying. Recommend if you need a quick bite to eat. read more

Shanghai You Garden - Storefront. - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Finally able to visit this popular spot. Been hearing great stuff for many years but never dine in until now. Came with friends for an late breakfast (or is it brunch?). There is a dine-in table promotion [must spend $10] which you can get a choice of either: 1 order pork soup dumplings OR 1 piece Peking duck bun per person at the table. We chose the soup dumplings. Family style meal; we ordered: Braised Pork, Fried dough rice roll, Spicy Pork Soup Dumpling, Soy Sauce Duck, Garlic Cucumber, Roast Ribs, and Pan-fried Beef Udon Noodles. Place is super spacious and stretch all the way to the back. Service and staff was quick; staff brought over stuff as soon as it was ready as it was early with only a few other tables filled. Lots of eyes to pay attention to us since they had just opened for the day. Food was good. Spicy pork soup dumplings were not that spicy. Everything was amazing! Flavorful and tender, crispy (duck skin), or crunchy (cucumber). My favorite (also the table's favorite) was the braised pork. So tender and flavorful that it melts in your mouth- goes great with a bowl of hot steaming fresh rice. The garlic cucumber provides a great palate cleanser as it was refreshing. I'm a noodle lover but we did struggle to finish the udon as it wasn't anything special compared to the other dishes. The udon was nicely charred (wok hay) but we enjoyed the other dishes more. Good thing it came last We finished everything even though some were abit heavy for a first meal of the day. That is why you wash everything down with many cups of hot tea!!! At the end of the meal, it even came with a complimentary dessert soup at the end. That was a lovely sweet surprise. Highly recommend! I'm super happy that I was able to visit here and try the food. Although it would also been nice to try their Peking duck bun as they are known for it. Perhaps another visit. read more

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I've been coming here since they first opened and I'm so glad their business has gotten better and better that they've expanded for more dine in seats (they got the place next door and opened up the upper floor). Pretty authentic Shanghainese cuisine, I know it's not as good as those in Shanghai ofc but hey, it's close! Deal for dine in: spend $10 or more and get either free pork soup dumplings (6pcs) or a pc of Peking duck bun per person at the table. I always opt for the soup dumplings! I usually come for breakfast/lunch so I regularly order the same (for 2 persons - to share): - salted tofu pudding - 4 pc turnip puff - 4 pc pork moon cake - shredded pork and preserved vegetable noodle soup - curry beef vermicelli soup Environment: usually busy Service: standard Please note: cash only read more

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This place is amazing! It was quite busy and we waited about 15-20 minutes to get seated for a weekend lunch, but they move quickly and the space is pretty large. First of all, every table gets a complimentary order of pork xiao long bao, which I have never seen any restaurant do before. The XLB had the perfect delicate wrapper with flavorful soup and juicy meat inside. We also tried the sheng jian bao, which are crispy pork buns. These were so good and I think I liked them even more than the XLB. The garden soup dumplings were a fun variety with different flavors. We also had the pan fried pork and chive dumplings, which were nicely crispy and very satisfying. Overall, an amazing spot and everything we ordered was delicious. Fast and friendly service. Highly recommend! read more

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Such an awesome place! That sells Peking duck bun by the piece! For a very reasonable price. Perfect for a flushing food tour, and delicious portion of crispy, fatty, duck in a nice bun. Would definitely go back and am salivating thinking of it! read more

Shanghai You Garden - Peking duck bun - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

This is a nice place with a well decorated interior that serves dim sum all day. Somehow, they give every table a free order of soup dumplings. We tried several dim sum items. The fried tiny buns were the best, the filling was very juicy and the texture of the bun was perfect with a soft bready shell that soaked up flavor from the filling, and a crispy exterior. The sesame balls will also delicious. They had just the right amount of greasiness and were filled with rich red bean. The wontons in peanut sauce were filled with pork and vegetables, and the sauce was balanced and flavorful. The bean curd roll had good flavor, and the pork filling is studded with pieces of bouncy shrimp. The free soup dumplings were quite good also, with a good amount of rich, porky soup in each which paired perfectly with the standard black vinegar ginger sauce. The prices are very reasonable. We really enjoyed our experience here. read more

Shanghai You Garden - Wontons in peanut sauce, Pan fried pork buns, Soup dumplings, Sesame ball, tofu skin roll - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Everything brought to the table was absolutely amazing! The pork belly was a home run, the soup dumplings was a fan favorite, the asparagus was the best it can be, and oof, that soup. This is the soup you wish you had when you're sick - it's got all the fat, flavor, tons of vegetables and tons of meat. In fact it was so fatty I had to ask for water to dilute it. Come here for a guaranteed amazing time with Chinese food - they know what they're doing and they're not afraid to show off. For the vibes - you can see the amount of work they put into having a traditional theme with flair. Even in food with the pig and pork belly on its back - hilarious! read more

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All it takes is one year for changes in the menu. Last year one could have two duck buns and get six soup dumplings on the house. This year? The bill came to $13.34 as I was charged $9.50 for the dumplings even though the bill clearly showed Free Soup Dumpling. Therein lies the mystery. The bun was served with great flair and was tasty. The soup dumplings had the requisite thin skin and juicy pork filling. Lots of the customers had ordered these or a variation of it as many are now available. A bowl of congee is also given to all. Service is efficient. A fine looking China teapot is on each table and I asked for iced water. A gender neutral restroom is at the back. As one enters Shanghai You Garden one can see line cooks making the celebrated dumplings. No visit is complete without eating even a small bite here. read more

Shanghai You Garden - Menu - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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This is the only restaurant that reminds me a little of home in Shanghai. I'm from LA, so whenever I'm in NYC this is a must visit restaurant. My must get items are the XLB, pan fried pork dumplings, duck vermicelli. The XLB has the perfect thickness of skin to soup and filling ratio that reminds me of the XLB in Shanghai. All the other breakfast items are childhood nostalgic items that I used to get as a kid walking to school. When you're done with your meal they give a complimentary dessert which is awesome. Service is pretty friendly and they bring out food quickly. I wouldn't expect asian restaurants to give phenomenal service anyway as I'm going for the food. read more

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Came here for the peking duck and was pleasantly surprised by the Bao Zi and the Xiao Long Bao! Service was typical Chinese restaurant and ambiance was good. If you spend $10+ dining in you can get the Xiao Long Bao for free! Peking Duck - 9.5/10, around $2.75 each which is pretty fairly priced (half duck is more worth though), it was pretty good but nothing special Pan Fried Bao Zi - 10/10, super juicy and delicious! Xiao long bao - 9/10, typical xiao long bao but this was great on a rainy day! Would stop by again just because of the great deal and food! read more

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This place is what Flushing is all about! Their duck buns are incredibly affordable and even more delicious. The meat is so juicy and tender, and when paired with the crispy, sharp green onions and the soft bun, you get an amazing bite at an extremely affordable price. The service is fast and efficient, and if you don't feel like eating in, you can just use their super convenient takeout window. Just keep in mind they are cash only, but I highly recommend this place! read more

Shanghai You Garden - Peking Duck per piece - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Still solid Peking Duck stall at the front, where you can get a slice of crispy Peking duck skin and cucumber/scallion with sauce, on a soft bao bun for 2.75 each. They also have a takeout area for dimsum - very popular with the leek and shrimp dumplings, the fried crullers that sold out twice while we were there, and lots of other items to-go. read more

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Loved this place! We wanted dim sum and picked this one out thanks to great rating on Yelp and elsewhere. WARNING: if you're driving to this part of Queens, be prepared for heavy traffic and an exhaustive search for parking. I wound up getting a parking ticket (my fault I ignored a no stopping sign) so my lunch carries a $138 fee - but that's not the eatery's problem. Let's get back on track; The food was delicious. We just wanted a quick lunch and it hit the spot magnificently. The service was fast, friendly, and they even gave us extra dishes on the house. The dim sum kept coming and we all wanted to order more even though we weren't hungry! The inside is clean and pleasantly decorated. Overall it was a really great meal and we would absolutely go back. read more

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Soup dumplings and more! Shanghai You Garden has been my go to stop for soup dumplings. Always so good! Cash only when I went and service is pretty fast. The place can get loud is there is a ton of people and of course a line, but worth it I say. I was happy they extended their place to have a to-go pick up side for dim sum and Peking duck buns. I got some dim sum and it was pretty good, my favorite is the beef rice roll. Definitely coming back for more. read more

Shanghai You Garden - Beef rice roll - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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This place has a nice Shanghai vibe. Decor has scrolls with Chinese sayings and story on the wall and ceiling. Plenty of tables for small or large groups. We had Cold appetizers front the front display area, dimsum dishes, Rice Cake with Shredded Chicken, Shredded Sauteed Cabbage, Scallion Pancake W. Sliced Beef, Steamed Pork Soup Dumplings. Lots of good food! The service was polite and relatively fast. They did not rush you out. Relaxed pace. Okay date place. Parking is a little harder to fine. read more

Shanghai You Garden - Cold appetizers, dimsum, noodles, cabbage - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Price (Cash Only) + Food Quality = Amazing!!!! They have an outdoor to-go service, or you can be seated inside. We were seated immediately on a Sunday afternoon. The service was so fast!!! Comfortable and cozy environment. They have a few dine-in promotions when you spend $10 or more which were delicious (pork soup dumplings or pecking duck bun) The portions are HUUUGEEE! Truly had so much to go. My fiance doesn't eat pork and he still had many options to choose from. I will definitely be back and this time with more people to enjoy more food. read more

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Just went for the famous duck bun- really good and quick service (can get at window). Really yummy and affordable- prices have gone up but still a good cheap bite. Overall good- nothing crazy since viral but good read more

Shanghai You Garden - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Such delicious dim sum eats! This is my parent's go to whenever we're in flushing. It's not the cart dimsum but rather ordering off the menu. It was super affordable, quick, and they had a deal and we were able to get free xiaolongbao (yum!). Don't be deceived by the exterior, there's ample seating inside. Service was super quick and efficient, couldn't ask for anything more. read more

Shanghai You Garden - Shanghainese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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The food here was excellent great staff. Thank you Michelle for great service. Peter great guy. The food was very authentic and for such a great price. The folks their work hard and cook a great meal. Maybe next time bring it steaming hot, but other than that great service. Thank you read more

Steamed pork buns: slightly sweet dough, lots of filling, meat is not gristly, no artificial dye. Pork soup dumpling: has anise flavor, dough not too thick Lotus wrapped rice with chicken: contains pork sausage which I normally don't like but this version was ok. Chicken was sweet, overall fragrant and nice Shrimp dumplings: taste fresh, large shrimp Salty tofu pudding: good with lots of dried things on top like shrimp and pork floss Sweet tofu: has a sugar syrup but could use ginger. This was onLy ok Peking Duck: nice you can get a single taco. Good not great. Skin could be crispier, meat was fine, sauce overpowered suck taste Bonus dessert was a rice ball soup with wine flavor Bathroom grade: C+ There are 2 women's bathrooms and the one farthest from the entry door is a little better Basically clean and not smelly. The huge garbage can is right in front of the toilet, so a woman will necessarily have her face in the trash while using this room. read more

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The taste of the food was not the best I've had but it was definitely acceptable and the prices can't be beat. Loved: Shanghai pan fried udon noodles- My favorite dish out of all the ones that we ordered! Not too salty and surprisingly came with a few pieces of meat. Fermented glutinous rice dumplings- They gave this to us for free for dessert after our meal and it was so good! Not too sweet and really enjoyed the chewy consistency of the rice dumplings Ok: Pan fried pork buns Peking duck buns- Kind of skimpy on the meat so I wasn't able to fully taste it even after finishing the bun Soup dumplings- Free if you order more than $10 worth of food. Taste was solid and the skin was reasonably thin. You can see the workers wrapping these dumplings at the front of the restaurant! Pass: Scallion pancake with beef- Too much dough and the beef was dry and flavorless Dining environment was ok. Service was excellent and very attentive. Note: The free Peking duck dine-in promotion only applies to parties of more than 7 people. So if you have less than 7 people in your party you're limited to the free order of soup dumplings only. read more

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Brought my boss to this restaurant because he loves soup dumplings and this place was the closest to the office. After maneuvering through the chaos, we finally found the restaurant. Don't expect high quality service. Go in, sit down, order and be prepared to eat and go. it didn't disappoint as the food came out and fast. Staff speaks mostly Mandarin but can understand Cantonese as that's how I ordered and they know English too. Honestly, it all works as there are photos and the language is very similar so don't feel intimidated. Ordered a variety of dishes and each were incredible. Jellyfish with turnip. Beef rice roll - pretty good. Turnip cake - could be crispier and fried for just a tad longer. Pan fried noodle with pork - it's good but is doused with sauce on the bottom which can be a bit much. Soup dumplings - such a winner. You can't go wrong with this classic. Filled with meat, delicious soup and so fresh. It is a cash only joint but the price is right so it can be an affordable meal if you order the right dishes. read more

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We stopped by Shanghai You Garden when we were exploring Flushing. We were seated very quickly, and our server was kind enough to let us wait for my friend to arrive before we ordered our food. Amongst the 6 of us, we ordered a plate of pan-fried XLB, half a Peking duck (comes with buns), half a Shanghai chicken, sauteed pea shoots, egg tofu with a salted egg yolk sauce, and Shanghai fried rice. Our waiter also gave us complimentary XLB with our meal, as well as a complimentary dessert afterwards. I personally thought everything tasted good! My dad, who immigrated from China, mentioned that the pictures looked better than how the food tasted. :') Regardless, I did think Shanghai You Garden was worth the visit. The service we received at our table was also very memorable. read more

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Really, really amazing Chinese food that's top notch quality for an astonishing price. Like a free order of soup dumplings with every meal, what?! So generous. Peking duck ($30 for half) - really delicious- you really can't find peking duck and stacks of fluffy buns at this price anywhere else. The dumplings were also amazing - I tried the veggie and soup dumplings. The skin is freshly made and chewy and the dumplings are juicy, large, and flavorful. The Vegetable Dumplings - DO NOT miss these, what a sleeper! So yummy. You can order also things off the breakfast menu also - I loved the green tea mochi with salty egg yolk floss inside. They even give you a sweet mochi ball dessert at the end. The rest of the table ordered a bunch of other dishes I didn't try, but they looked good. The inside is very casual and authentic. Service is swift and minimal, as it should be at a *real* Chinese spot. If you are looking for a solid soup dumpling / chinese food spot, go here! read more

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Get FREE soup dumplings when you spend over $10 -- yep, basically FREE!! Shanghai You Garden has been my family's go-to spot in Flushing for years. If you're craving authentic Shanghainese food with affordable prices and fast service, this is the place to be. If you're a first timer, I highly recommend their xiao long bao, sheng jian bao, and shanghai pork mooncakes. On our latest visit, we were genuinely impressed. The food and dining atmosphere felt even better than before. ＊Crab Meat Soup Filled Bun $6.95 ＊Abalone and Crab Meat Soup Filled Bun $8.95 Basically, it's a giant version of a regular soup dumpling. Guan tang bao (灌湯包) is hard to find because the making process is much more intricate. Be sure to use the straws they provide to sip the broth before digging in. ＊Pan Fried Pork Bun $9.50 ** A lovely crispy, golden bottom. My aunt thought it was a bit too burnt, but I loved the satisfying crunch. The bao was fluffy and packed with juicy pork filling. Definitely a must-try! ＊Crab Meat & Pork Soup Dumpling $10.95 * ＊Pork Soup Dumpling (free) * Possibly the juiciest xiao long bao I've ever had! I'm amazed at how they pack so much broth inside without the wrapper feeling too thick. ＊Pork Mooncake $3/pc ** Last Mid-Autumn Festival, I made a special trip to Flushing just to get their mooncakes. Unlike Cantonese mooncakes filled with lotus paste and egg yolk, Shanghainese mooncakes have a flaky pastry and savory filling.  ＊Red Bean Rice Cake (條頭糕) $1.95/pc ＊Purple Sweet Potato Mochi w. Salted Egg Lava (紫薯流沙團) $4/pc We tried two of their mochi desserts, which were served warm and wrapped in plastic to keep them from drying out. Both were enjoyable, especially if you're into snacks that aren't too sweet. ＊Fermented Glutinous Rice Dumpling $7.95 Every time, we're treated to their 酒釀圓子. While they taste just okay, I can't say no to freebies. ＊Fried Bean Gluten (上海烤麩) $10.95 ** ＊Sweet and Sour Rib (糖醋排骨) $17.95 ** ＊Spiced Beef Shank $13.95 ＊Salted Soy Bean Milk $4.50 read more

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