It has 3 levels. Very unique stuff. This was the first place I ever saw sriracha sauce (rooster…read moresauce) many years ago, before it got super popular. Downstairs is a great place to pickup Asian cookware, and plates and such. The items here are so interesting it's entertaining to just walk through.

A visit to this place was not what I expected. The only cool thing was that the place had lots of…read moreginseng - in barrels, in jars, in bags, on boards, and even scotch-taped to walls and shelves. The people in here are not welcoming to non-Chinese Americans at all. When I walked in, I could feel a sense that the two women wanted me to leave ASAP. As I started browsing, one old woman hovered over me as if I was going to steal something. This is the stereotypical reaction usually reserved for thuggish teenagers but not common for well-dressed 40 year old men (although unfair to all people). So as uncomfortable as she was making my experience, I asked, "How much for this?" while gesturing that I was holding money. The woman shook her head back and forth and just kept saying, "no,no, no". As I continued on, the woman seemed to get more frustrated with my browsing and would stand in my view of ginseng products and put her hands up. I then asked for permission to take a photo of the store, for my own personal memories, only to receive an angry reaction from the woman who suddenly understood the English language. Meanwhile, two Chinese customers walked in and immediately were greeted with words and smiles by the other woman. I would never return to this place, would not recommend anyone to shop here, and will insist to local community boards and policy makers that businesses like this should not exist in this manner. There are no prices displayed for items, descriptions only written in Chinese, and employees alienating customers potentially based on race or culture. The possible illegitimate business taking place here should be investigated. Zero stars!

I'm sorry to hear that some people don't have a good experience at this store. I've been shopping…read morehere on and off for 40 years. I started getting delivery from them during the pandemic. When I could get out I noticed that the quality of fruits and vegetables in other stores are not as high quality or variety as what I get at the Natural. There used to be so many butchers and vegetable stores near where I live about a mile away on Queens Blvd. So many stores have gone out of business or are struggling. I used to just stop by and shop at the Natural when I was in their area or with the car but now that I am older and can't walk as far, I am glad I am aware of them and that they have free delivery. I don't really buy organic or specialty foods much but I rely on the meat department and I try to call the day before to see what they have like for Christmas or other holidays and I'll order a turkey or roast. That is hard to get here. I also try to get to the farmers' market in season or Trader Joes but those are also quite a walk for me and sometimes they don't have what I need. At least at the Natural, if they don't have one kind of celery, they'll have another. Once I went to Trader Joes and they didn't have any celery at all so I had to change my whole dinner plan. It wasn't the end of the world and I am still able to think on my feet but I guess they didn't have delivery that day or something. But one bad experience doesn't have to mean so much and over time, I think most grocery stores try to do their best.

i'm coming to this place for quite a while now solely the flower selection just recently I made the…read morebiggest purchase of roses. Keep in mind I communicated three days prior about the price ;the amount; ETC... to my surprise they were charging me $75 more than discussed i saw that they priced gouged near mother's day too , I'm so disappointed in them for this last time and i've done nothing but recommend them to other people. No longer, I don't like how they take care of repeated customers. The arrangement was beautiful but the price was not $5 a rose is extortion.

My ride or die for amazing Thai food, been a huge supporter since the place was called Thai Pot. My…read morego to drunken noodle and Thai fried rice are always consistently authentic, just like how they make it in Bangkok, and the Thai ice tea always hits the spot (not too milky or bland/watered down). I've been to all of the viral/trendy Thai spots in the city or Brooklyn and none can compare to this spot. 1000/10

Elmhurst has great Thai food but sometimes I need a spot closer to home and this is it!…read more Mae Chan's interior isn't anything to boost about, but when I went during prime time, there were several tables still available. This restaurant is a mom and pop shop and the owners are very friendly! The pad sew ew is one of my fave. The crispy pork is delicious as well but could be fried a little bit longer to give it that extra crispiness. Would definitely come back again especially to support a small business that serves delicious food. Parking around the area is a nightmare though. One thing I would

Didn't know dry hotpot was a thing. This can def be a warm weather thing, while soup hotpot is a…read morecold weather thing. 4/5 house special dry pot for 2 $36.50- less spicy was perfect as it got really spicy towards the end, 1 of the seafood balls contains meat (possibly pork), so beware. We got: fish fillet, squid, prawn (wish it was deshelled), crab stick, squid ball, shrimp balls, fish cake, cauliflower, bok choy, lotus root, cucumber, tofu locker, glass noodles, & mushroom: wood/tree ear (my fave), king oyster, enoki. Everything was flavorful except for a few veggies like bok choy & cauliflower which were too bland. They provide a bowl of rice & soda for free as well.

This place is the best! The vibe is retro and so fun and there's lots of seating. It's very solo…read morediner friendly as there were many people eating by themselves when I was here. I love how you don't have to pay per pound for their mala pots. We ordered the combo for 2 but it was definitely plenty of food for even 3 people. We were able to choose 12 items that include veggies, meats, seafood, and noodles. They have a huge selection of options and they were fairly generous with everything so it was nice to have the variety. You're able to personalize your spice level. The group I came with could not handle spice so we got less spicy, the level above no spice. I was pleasantly surprised with how flavorful it was without an excessive amount of heat. The flavor was delicious and everything was cooked well. The staff were very friendly and even offered a free dessert at the end of the meal.

So delicious, crispy on the bottom, hot broth in the middle as you bite into the bao! We only got 4…read morepieces to keep the food tour going but this was a necessary stop. Located in the famous food court in Flushing, add it to your tour of the food court. Nice vinegar sauce to go along with it as well!

6 for $10!! I personally liked it, but my mom and aunt thought it was just okay. They felt that it…read morewas not soft enough and too hard/doughy, but I liked how crunchy it was and it was surprisingly quite juicy. Tbf im not the biggest fan of pan fried buns so i havent eaten too many in my life, but i though this was a solid spot for it's price. Def need to eat it hot tho, bc once it got cold the quality and flavors went down. Super quick service and plenty of seating inside the food court!