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    Beijing Dumpling

    4.1 (136 reviews)
    InexpensiveChinese
    Open 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups

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    Minced pork over white rice. Could use a little more flavor or sauce.
    Mike C.

    Quick, hole in the wall, takeout spot with good service and menu. Will go back and try some dumplings next time.

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    Simone W.

    Was walking by and saw they serve sesame pancake! I am a fan of sesame pancakes. I got the one with egg and the veggie one. Service was ok one person in front of me when I entered. They are made to order, so that was nice and you can see them assemble it. IMO it was a decent size & I thought it tasted good. The price wasn't bad as well. They also have tables if you feel like dining in. I only ordered the sesame pancake so can't speak too much about their other selections.

    04. Pork Fried Buns
    Carina H.

    I can't speak to ambiance because I ordered delivery, but this might just be might new go-to dumpling place. The delivery service is fairly quick, and the prices are amazing for the taste. The food is good enough for one of my comfort meal rotations. The milk tea had the perfect amount of sweetness, and the boba was chewy. The boiled and pan fried dumplings had a standard amount of filling, and I personally liked the thicker skin. Both the pan fried and steamed buns were fluffy, but I think it would have been nice to have a little more filling in those. Would I get them again? Of course! They're still filling.

    25. Dan Dan Noodle
    Andrew K.

    I drive by this place a lot and knew it was going to be a bit divey, which I can appreciate. I was pumped to see how cheap everything was because there were a lot of things I wanted to try and usually wouldn't have ordered so many dishes, but did here because, again, so cheap. Ultimately, I don't think it can be classified beyond divey and none of the dishes were really anything I would order again or would entice me to bring me back. Ordered 5 things (again, cheap!): - Boiled wonton dumplings with spicy sauce: really just meh. Maybe spoiled because the location is so close to so many better options in Flushing. Structurally fell apart. When you look at them, they look like they'll have a ton of flavor (mostly because of the spicy sauce), but it really was rather mid. I was most excited for this and was disappointed. I was pleased to have been offered dumpling sauce for free when I picked up, but...alas could not add much. - Dan dan noodle: It pains me to have had to pay $1.80 to make this dish spicy, but I can't imagine having eaten this without this upgrade. The noodles were fine but the spicy option is the way to go. - Beef noodle soup: Spent $0.90 on the hot oil upgrade and this really couldn't save this. The beef was very limited and the noodles did not hold up well with the soup. It also is super strange to me that this dish was served without soup spoons. - Sesame pancake sandwich with pork: I am never going to turn away a sesame sandwich-type dish, and we actually ended up throwing probably half of this away. There really was just no flavor, the sesame sandwich aspect was a bit tough to eat. Maybe it needed a dipping sauce? It's bigger than I thought it would be, which maybe is it's only saving grace? - Pork & Cabbage bun: I couldn't resist ordering a bun but the many reviews detailing how little the filling is are correct. Much cheaper options in Flushing for better quality. If you're really in a pinch for takeout, it's probably an okay place to try as it is easy to park near and the pick-up was easy. But you very much need to have appropriate expectations.

    16. Taiwanese Pork Rice Bowl 01. Pan Fried Chive and Pork Dumplings
    Christian V.

    Casual tasty comfort food in a flash! Quick and friendly service. Chive and Pork dumplings are nice and crispy, Taiwanese Rice Bowl is delicious and hits the spot. It's the Asian soul food, so simple yet so satisfying. Ice green tea is very refreshing. Will come back for more!

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    Jesse Y.

    Very good juicy potstickers and wonton with chili oil. I must admit I was skeptical at first but after tasting a fresh batch, I was hooked. This little hole in the wall is indeed authentic. Too bad It's located on busy Queens Boulevard and street parking is so difficult or else I will be here all the time. Lucky for the locals whom live within walking distance.

    15. Boiled Dumplings with Spicy Sauce 49. Roast Pork Buns
    Sarah G.

    BEST DUMPLINGS FOR THE BEST PRICES!!! I love this place so much it's one of the few cheap eats for dinner left in the neighborhood that's actually good and authentic. They make the dumplings right there and there pork buns are to die for and so cheap!!! Their spicy sauce is awesome, get it. Also for under 3 bucks you can get a whole scallion pancake dish with any meat stuffed in it and it fills me like an entree. Such a great snack to bring to work!!

    26. Sesame Pancake Sandwich
    Paul P.

    Fave spot for quick, affordable and tasty food. During college i always was able to order from here and during covid i order from here a lot. They are fast with their orders and the service is nice. My go tos would be the dan dan noodles, dumplings boiled and fried and the sesame/ scallion pancakes are so big and fluffy. Support this small business. They are a great budget but satisfying and delicious place.

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    Decent food. Got the chili wonton, I was filled from it, but not as good as white bear in flushing.

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