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I work nearby and this place is so reliable because they open super early. I know I can get breakfast or an early lunch even before I begin work (at 7:30AM). It's a small restaurant with limited seating, but it has both indoor and outdoor options. The ladies working there are very fast and efficient. It is a cash only place!! They sell both hot and frozen food in case you want to take it home. The food tastes great and they have pretty good prices too! I usually get the dry peanut noodles just because my cravings hit sometimes, haha! I wish they put sesame seeds but there are some green onions in there. I also love their pork buns. They taste SO FRESH and you taste the mushroom, veggies and meat and a bunch of flavor. I have had some pork buns that were literally a ball of mushy, bland meat. I keep coming back for these buns! I have also tried the ox tail soup. The flavor was okay, it was in a very light soup with a celery-like taste. The ox tail was cut super thin and didn't have a lot of meat either. It wasn't my favorite. HOWEVER, 5 stars for the pork buns. I will definitely miss them when I switch jobs.
Updated phone number - the number listed on Yelp and the first number on this card said it is golden city and not them.
Love their steamed meat buns! So darn good. I get them almost every other week. :) Also love their peanut noodles and fried yam cakes. I definitely recommend!
It's a tiny shop inside the shopping complex that has a supermarket and East Manor.I enjoyed the food here but it's more like a Chinese food spot for Chinese people. I went with some friends who are Chinese and were able to do the ordering. In terms of food, too bad all the fried stuff was greasy. The food Fu Zhou Style Wonton Soup- I thought this dish was nice. It had a super thin wonton skin with some ground pork, they were kinda like baby wontons. The skin was so thin they kinda looked like wonton ghost. lol This was a good but not exciting dish. The dish also comes with the generic fried crullers, which had a nice crunch and good flavor but was super oily. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA&select=MOSiG_R7ijHLexqRKstd8Q Dry Noodle w. Peanut Sauce- Basically dan dan noodles. The dish had good flavor but it was too simple. My big pet peeve is when the first bite of a dish is identical to the last and every bite with this dish was the same. The noodles were also too soft for my liking. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA&select=P79foObMAfUEBvAQwVjjpA Dumplings- These were steamed and came 10 to an order. I thought these were really good, thin skin with a nice filling. Fried Dumplings- the dumplings had good flavor but greasy. It had a nice crunchy bottom. Fried Taro Cake- I liked the flavor and texture of the taro cake but it was really greasy.
Small place, cheap price, and street style food. If you're looking for some place different and you've never had Fu Zhou style food, this would be a good place to check out. They have about 15 seats in total and it's pretty crowded when I ate there for lunch on a Saturday. After asking around, some people recommended their noodles while some others recommended their soup. Here's what my table ordered in the end: - dry noodle w/ peanuts sauce (pretty good) - fz style wonton soup - fz style meatball soup (similar to wontons but this is more flavorful and the texture's slightly different) - fried dumplings - Everything taste good but were a bit salty. I saw a lot of other people ordering their regular dumplings and noodle soup. It seemed like a pretty popular place since people keep coming in and I'd come back again to try something else if I'm in the area.
Crossed this spot off my list. I met up with my parents and the restaurant was emptied with two small tables (1-2 people) and 3 big tables for 3-4 people). My mom wasn't feeling well so she ordered Dry Noodle w. Peanuts Sauce which is pretty popular noodle dish from the reviews and the server brought out a bowl of pork bone broth w. scallions. I couldn't try the noodles because I am extremely allergic to peanuts. My dad was disappointed in his order of Pork Chop w. Noodle soup because he assumed it was a big fried pork chop instead its pork with soft texture bones. I got a plate of steamed dumplings which I hesitate to eat because I only love my mom's dumplings but it was really, really, really yummy. Also I got a bowl of pork bones broth too and it was tasty and hearty.
Holy crap. Fried dumplings $3 for 10!!! SO GOOD. It's intimidating to walk into a place like this. I get scared every time. What should I say to the lady? Should I memorize the menu first? What language do I speak? Every time. Every time I go inside, I become speechless. But all you gotta say is "fried dumplings!"
This is one of the few Fuzhou breakfast places in flushing that has such a comprehensive list of traditional Fuzhou breakfast items. We ordered the fried taro cake, dumplings, soy milk, meatball soup, oyster cake, and noodles with peanut sauce. Having been to Fuzhou before, I can say that everything tasted authentic. However, I did expect the oyster cake to have oysters in it, because that is a thing in Fuzhou. So I was disappointed when I found out that chopped cabbage was the only filling inside. It was also very oily, inside and out. That being said, all in all, I was really excited to find an authentic Fuzhou breakfast place while I was visiting out of town!
This is my favorite go to lunch spot. The food is always made fresh. Some of my favorites are peanuts noodles, Mei fun noodles which are really thin stir fried rice noodles and I also love the duck noodle soup. Today I tried the fried dumplings also, which were extremely greasy but sooooo good. The food here is Fu Zhou style foods, sometimes if you're tired of regular dim sum down the road you come here for comfort food. They actually renovated now and it had a bit more space but you'll still have to best the crowd bc they're packed for lunch always. The service is okay sucks that there is a language barrier bc the ladies who work here don't really speak English and if you're not Chinese like me it's hard to order. Thankful for my husband who is Chinese though. Lol.
4 stars for the fried dumplings! This restaurant can be pretty hard to find because they're located behind another restaurant. If you get inside the shopping center parking lot next to it, you will definitely see the place but don't park your car in the parking lot if you're going to eat there because the parking lot is only for the shopping center's customer. We've seen someone's car get towed before for parking their car in that lot & went somewhere else. $3 for 10 for both fried & steamed dumplings. The dumpling here is definitely tasty. Lots of flavors! The place is small & clean. Service were decent, no complaint. We'll definitely go back!
8 months ago
Typical FJ food. Perfect place to go when you're craving childhood faves or comfort food. Location is not great because it's hard to find and the entrance is right by dumpsters and trashcans. It's tucked away in an alley by the supermarket. They have indoor and outdoor seating albeit very limited. Definitely more of an eat quick and go or takeout place. Service was quick and efficient. We ordered at the counter, paid, and got our food probably within 5 minutes of paying. Parking can be a bit challenging, but you can park in the neighboring lot. read more
Typical Fuzhou breakfast serving up all types of buns, dumplings, soy milk, etc. pricing is fairly decent and the ladies behind counter are very friendly. The location is less than desirable. T & T is located near the end of trash lined alley way and their interior as well as outdoor dining area.... well, let's just say ordering to go is the proper method. Bottom line they've been there for a number of years, so it's definitely good enough for the neighborhood. read more
9 months ago
3 years ago
I work nearby and this place is so reliable because they open super early. I know I can get breakfast or an early lunch even before I begin work (at 7:30AM). It's a small restaurant with limited seating, but it has both indoor and outdoor options. The ladies working there are very fast and efficient. It is a cash only place!! They sell both hot and frozen food in case you want to take it home. The food tastes great and they have pretty good prices too! I usually get the dry peanut noodles just because my cravings hit sometimes, haha! I wish they put sesame seeds but there are some green onions in there. I also love their pork buns. They taste SO FRESH and you taste the mushroom, veggies and meat and a bunch of flavor. I have had some pork buns that were literally a ball of mushy, bland meat. I keep coming back for these buns! I have also tried the ox tail soup. The flavor was okay, it was in a very light soup with a celery-like taste. The ox tail was cut super thin and didn't have a lot of meat either. It wasn't my favorite. HOWEVER, 5 stars for the pork buns. I will definitely miss them when I switch jobs. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
2 years ago
7 years ago
Love their steamed meat buns! So darn good. I get them almost every other week. :) Also love their peanut noodles and fried yam cakes. I definitely recommend! read more
It's a tiny shop inside the shopping complex that has a supermarket and East Manor.I enjoyed the food here but it's more like a Chinese food spot for Chinese people. I went with some friends who are Chinese and were able to do the ordering. In terms of food, too bad all the fried stuff was greasy. The food Fu Zhou Style Wonton Soup- I thought this dish was nice. It had a super thin wonton skin with some ground pork, they were kinda like baby wontons. The skin was so thin they kinda looked like wonton ghost. lol This was a good but not exciting dish. The dish also comes with the generic fried crullers, which had a nice crunch and good flavor but was super oily. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA&select=MOSiG_R7ijHLexqRKstd8Q Dry Noodle w. Peanut Sauce- Basically dan dan noodles. The dish had good flavor but it was too simple. My big pet peeve is when the first bite of a dish is identical to the last and every bite with this dish was the same. The noodles were also too soft for my liking. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA&select=P79foObMAfUEBvAQwVjjpA Dumplings- These were steamed and came 10 to an order. I thought these were really good, thin skin with a nice filling. Fried Dumplings- the dumplings had good flavor but greasy. It had a nice crunchy bottom. Fried Taro Cake- I liked the flavor and texture of the taro cake but it was really greasy. read more
Small place, cheap price, and street style food. If you're looking for some place different and you've never had Fu Zhou style food, this would be a good place to check out. They have about 15 seats in total and it's pretty crowded when I ate there for lunch on a Saturday. After asking around, some people recommended their noodles while some others recommended their soup. Here's what my table ordered in the end: - dry noodle w/ peanuts sauce (pretty good) - fz style wonton soup - fz style meatball soup (similar to wontons but this is more flavorful and the texture's slightly different) - fried dumplings - Everything taste good but were a bit salty. I saw a lot of other people ordering their regular dumplings and noodle soup. It seemed like a pretty popular place since people keep coming in and I'd come back again to try something else if I'm in the area. read more
Crossed this spot off my list. I met up with my parents and the restaurant was emptied with two small tables (1-2 people) and 3 big tables for 3-4 people). My mom wasn't feeling well so she ordered Dry Noodle w. Peanuts Sauce which is pretty popular noodle dish from the reviews and the server brought out a bowl of pork bone broth w. scallions. I couldn't try the noodles because I am extremely allergic to peanuts. My dad was disappointed in his order of Pork Chop w. Noodle soup because he assumed it was a big fried pork chop instead its pork with soft texture bones. I got a plate of steamed dumplings which I hesitate to eat because I only love my mom's dumplings but it was really, really, really yummy. Also I got a bowl of pork bones broth too and it was tasty and hearty. read more
Holy crap. Fried dumplings $3 for 10!!! SO GOOD. It's intimidating to walk into a place like this. I get scared every time. What should I say to the lady? Should I memorize the menu first? What language do I speak? Every time. Every time I go inside, I become speechless. But all you gotta say is "fried dumplings!" read more
5 years ago
This is one of the few Fuzhou breakfast places in flushing that has such a comprehensive list of traditional Fuzhou breakfast items. We ordered the fried taro cake, dumplings, soy milk, meatball soup, oyster cake, and noodles with peanut sauce. Having been to Fuzhou before, I can say that everything tasted authentic. However, I did expect the oyster cake to have oysters in it, because that is a thing in Fuzhou. So I was disappointed when I found out that chopped cabbage was the only filling inside. It was also very oily, inside and out. That being said, all in all, I was really excited to find an authentic Fuzhou breakfast place while I was visiting out of town! read more
9 years ago
7 years ago
This is my favorite go to lunch spot. The food is always made fresh. Some of my favorites are peanuts noodles, Mei fun noodles which are really thin stir fried rice noodles and I also love the duck noodle soup. Today I tried the fried dumplings also, which were extremely greasy but sooooo good. The food here is Fu Zhou style foods, sometimes if you're tired of regular dim sum down the road you come here for comfort food. They actually renovated now and it had a bit more space but you'll still have to best the crowd bc they're packed for lunch always. The service is okay sucks that there is a language barrier bc the ladies who work here don't really speak English and if you're not Chinese like me it's hard to order. Thankful for my husband who is Chinese though. Lol. read more
8 years ago
14 years ago
4 stars for the fried dumplings! This restaurant can be pretty hard to find because they're located behind another restaurant. If you get inside the shopping center parking lot next to it, you will definitely see the place but don't park your car in the parking lot if you're going to eat there because the parking lot is only for the shopping center's customer. We've seen someone's car get towed before for parking their car in that lot & went somewhere else. $3 for 10 for both fried & steamed dumplings. The dumpling here is definitely tasty. Lots of flavors! The place is small & clean. Service were decent, no complaint. We'll definitely go back! read more
8 years ago
9 years ago
I walked miles for this stir fried seafood rice noodle , and it reminds me a lot of old time memories ! read more
12 years ago
14 years ago
11 years ago
The food here is absolutely amazing but they don't think sanitation is important they don't clean the tables at all read more
9 years ago
I would give this place 10 stars if yelp let me lol their foods remind me of hometown, for a cheap price you can get a lot foods per order! Spent like 20 bucks will feed four people! Will Definitely come back next time visit New York ! read more
While waiting for order at House of Orient, we saw a number of people going onto this little sit down/take out restaurant, so we gave it a try. Steamed meat buns were delicious and their dumplings were flavor, just would have liked some dipping sauce. Would definitely go back. read more
7 years ago
10 years ago
11 years ago
Cheap and it really filled me up. Pan fried dumpling is cheap: 10 for $3.50!! I couldn't finish by myself. 4 stars: one star for cheap; one star for taste; one star for less waiting time; one star for helpful worker. read more
11 years ago
9 years ago
Me and my boyfriend came here on a Friday night for a late dinner. It was easy to find as there was a giant sign that said T&T restaurant with an arrow pointing the way. It is next to a shopping plaza so there is plenty of parking. Upon entering it is very small and dingy. Maybe 15 people will fit at the tables provided. It is reminiscent of a food stall where you order at a counter and they bring the food and set it on your table. You order and pay at the counter and they bring the food out to you. There is no restroom. The food was very good, exactly FJ. I would definitely eat here again but maybe takeout. Eat well~ read more
5 years ago
11 years ago
I love this place. I've eaten here 4 times so far ordering the same thing which is the stir fried beef with rice noodles. I'm gluten intolerant so I'm glad I found this place that doesn't put soy sauce in this dish specifically. Although I think they do boil all their noodles in the same water. The first three times I came as a late night snack, since its very close to my house I can just come in in peace and its not too fancy to be eating in alone. I order, and it comes with a medium sized bowl of soup. The serving size is generous which is well worth the money. Oh and the dish I order is very flavorful even without soy sauce, it is a mix of celery, wild mushrooms, etc and about 4-5 oz of meat. My fourth visit wasn't so good. I came in at lunch time. The crews understanding of English was very limited and they served me seafood instead of beef. One of the customers had to translate for me. They promptly corrected the problem and gave me my dish. Over all I'd give this place 5 stars for a filling, and healthy cheap eat, but 4 stars because of the language barrier. I'll be back but not for lunch. read more
12 years ago
This place is a paradise for my wallet. I come here very often. Signature peanut noodles are only $2 and it comes with free soup. The food here is inexpensive and tastes great. Would recommend this place if your looking for a cheap place with Fuzhou style food. I usually get a order of peanut noodles and fj wontons or the beef tripe rice noodle soup. read more
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46-11A Kissena Blvd
Flushing, NY 11355
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