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    Gui Zhou Miao Jia

    4.1 (10 reviews)
    InexpensiveChinese, Noodles
    Closed 8:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Beef noodle soup
    Kathleen S.

    This noodle stand in a hole-in-the-wall food court is an absolute gem. Discovering a place that offers the authentic cuisine of the Miao highlights the true diversity of Queens. While Gui Zhou Miao Jia's food is bona fide delicious, its menu offers limited scope of the most representative dishes. For those unfamiliar, the Miao people are one of the 55 official minority groups in China and reside in the southern region, mainly in Guizhou, but also scattered across Yunnan, Sichuan, Guangxi, Hunan, Hubei, and Hainan provinces. A diverse linguistic and cultural group, the Miao are related to the Hmong, a subgroup that migrated from southern China and now primarily lives in Southeast Asia. The Miao cuisine in Guizhou is distinguished by strong sour and spicy flavors. Pickling and fermentation are common, as is the addition of spices such as hot pepper, sesame, and coriander. Sour soup is a popular base for fish, meat, and vegetables. Although rice dominates in Guizhou, at Gui Zhou Miao Jia the focus is noodles. But oh, boy! The noodles here are cooked to perfection. Also, mutton is featured more prominently on the menu, though in Guizhou fish, especially fish in sour broth, is prevalent. My bowl of beef noodle soup ($7.50) was excellent. Made quickly and fresh to order, the large bowl came hot and heaping with a generous amount of rice noodles, chunks of salty flavorful beef, and of course pickled vegetables. The intense, deep flavors anchored in a rich broth added dimension. Although beef noodle soup is ubiquitous, this one was truly unforgettable.

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    Alex Z.

    Came here for lunch on a Friday, this is a small place in a tiny food court, limited seating share with other vendors. Order the mutton with skin on rice noodle, not impressed with the flavor and portion. $8.5 for a small bowl that I can finish in 3 mins. This is a tiny portion Compare to other places I've been. Not to mention there was probably only 5 pieces meat inside. Was still hungry after the bowl. Won't be back for sure. And not sure how authentic it is since they are all from Fujian?

    Mutton with skin vermicelli ..not spicy.. $7.50

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    Kevin and Jessica pretty much hit the nail on the head. As good as it gets for Guizhou noodle soups in the neighborhood.

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    Maxi’s Noodle - Beef Stew and Wonton Lo Mein

    Maxi’s Noodle

    4.6(833 reviews)
    0.2 miDowntown Flushing, Flushing
    $$

    Love the Wonton Noodle Soup here. At minimum I at least get the egg noodle with wonton. Recently I…read morewant back and did the 3 topping with wonton, dumpling, and dace fish ball. All were delicious! I have bought it and re-heated it up the next day as well and it still taste good! Tried the shark fin soup as well and it is thicker (not very soupy) but flavor is great. If you don't like the thickness you can always add some water to it. Definitely a go to spot if I am in the area :)

    Came here for the wonton noodle soup and it delivered exactly what I wanted: springy noodles, plump…read morewontons, and a broth that tastes like someone's grandmother is running the kitchen. This is Hong Kong style done right, and in Flushing you're getting the real thing at prices that genuinely rival what you'd pay in China. We lucked into a nice day and grabbed a seat outside. Service was fast and furious, which is exactly what you should expect and honestly want from a spot like this. You're not here for a leisurely dining experience, you're here to eat something delicious and get on with your day. My one gripe, and it applies to the whole surrounding area and not just Maxi's: there are basically no bathrooms to be found. Plan accordingly before you commit to a big bowl of soup. Cheap, tasty, authentic. Everything a Flushing noodle spot should be.

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    Henan Feng Wei 河南風味 - Hand Pulled Noodles with Lamb

    Henan Feng Wei 河南風味

    4.5(105 reviews)
    0.1 miDowntown Flushing, Flushing
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    I've known about this place for years, ever since I saw it on Strictly Dumplings YouTube channel…read more Totally kicking myself for not trying it sooner because it quickly became my favorite choice for Lamb Noodle Soup in Flushing. Maybe that was meant to be because now I struggle to want to try any other of the countless good restaurants out here. A huge bowl of Lamb Noodle Soup is only $10. No tipping required. Order at the counter, pick it up when prompted and sit anywhere you like. After you're done, there's a spot to place your trash, trays and bowl. They even have an English menu. +$1 If you get it Mala which I recommend if you can handle some spice because it adds so much flavor. There's condiments on the table so you can adjust the soup to your liking. The soup itself is light but complex, with a rich lamb broth that doesn't have any gaminess. A lot of Chinese folks like it the way it is but for American tastes, I think it would come off as slightly bland. I like to have a few sips adding only salt and white pepper to appreciate the original taste. Then I doctor it up with black vinegar, even more white pepper and their chili which is actually spicy. It becomes addictively delicious. The wide hand pulled noodles which they stretch and cook to order has the perfect bite and chew. It also comes with glass noodles, wood ear mushrooms, shredded seaweed, bok choy and cilantro. I could seriously eat this everyday!

    Locals no grills spot for hand pulled noodles and boiled dumplings. Went on a hot summer day and…read moreluckily they have AC. I wanted to eat there so what happens is you order with the lady on the counter, Food is prepped, you pay and then you get the food and the counter and eat at the table. There is an optional tip jar at the counter. Beef noodles large was $10. Clear broth soup. Thin frozen beef pieces which were mid. Noodles were def fresh and was a bowl together made sense. Dumplings came out later and I got the pork and cabbage. Mid sized. Pretty damn good. All in all this place is solid. They also love to serve heinkens. Everyone was drinking them. Cash. No tax. Most of the menus on the wall are in Chinese but there is a laminated English menu. Down a few steps. Also name on storefront doesn't match perfectly but you know this is the targeted place ! Yes there is a bathroom

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    Henan Feng Wei 河南風味 - Interior - they played Story of Yanxi Palace when I was there :)

    Interior - they played Story of Yanxi Palace when I was there :)

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    Xiebao Crabhouse

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    4.1(188 reviews)
    0.3 miDowntown Flushing, Flushing

    Highly recommend giving this place a try! Everything we got was so delicious and flavorful. This…read moreplace is known for their signature crab roe rice/noodles and crab roe soup dumplings; they're definitely worth a try! I also really loved the three delicacy shrimp wontons and meatballs, so delicious!

    FYI - There is a 5% discount if you pay with cash!…read more Xie Bao is known for their crab dishes, specifically their crab roe over rice and crab roe over noodles. However, they also have a variety of crab-based soup dumplings, which was much easier to share between the four of us. CRAB ROE XIAO LONG BAO (SOUP DUMPLINGS) RED - 18.55 Each tray comes with six soup dumplings, and we got two trays to share. Despite being called "soup" dumplings, there wasn't actually much soup inside. Instead, they were packed with crab meat and roe, almost like a concentrated crab filling. The crab was incredibly fresh and flavorful, and we quite enjoyed these! This Xie Bao location is located inside the New York Food Court, which has at least 15 other food stalls. If you're looking for something to share while exploring the food court, I'd definitely recommend giving Xie Bao a try. 8/16/2026 Flushing Food Crawl #2 of 11

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    Entrance to food court - first stall on the left

    Xiebao Crabhouse - Crab Roe with Rice (Sampling size) $24.55

    Crab Roe with Rice (Sampling size) $24.55

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    Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings - Flushing

    Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings - Flushing

    4.1(5.4k reviews)
    0.2 miDowntown Flushing, Flushing
    $$
    Large group friendly
    Kid friendly

    This place has the best soup dumplings, soup noodles, stir fried noodles as well as side dishes…read moresuch as garlic cucumber. The service wasn't too bad but it can be a long wait time if you come during peak lunchtime and dinner time hours. Don't expect music to be played in the background as some restaurants do but it gives an alright atmosphere.

    We wanted to compare the XLB to Din Tai Fung.. I haven't been to Nan Xiang in 13 years... They…read morecompletely renovated the place... nicer. Just as when we were gonna pit our names on the waiting list, the host appeared and told us to go upstairs. We sat near the area where the dumplings were made. We ordered the Lucky 6 so we can sample different flavors but we still got an order of pork soup dumplings as well. Also ordered the shrimp wonton soup. I noticed they had passion fruit tea and omg you should definitely get it. It was so good. Grapefruit peach.. just okay in comparison.. Our wonton soup came first which is enough for 3 ppl if you just want a bowl to try. It had lil tiny shrimps in it ...not used to that but the flavor of the soup was light and the wontons were good. Skin was thin, not dense at all. Then our XLB came. I really liked the sampler. I tried the Scallop, chicken, pork and Luffa Gourd. L had the truffle and crab.. we were able to taste the flavors. They're light but very distinct. We don't eat too much sodium or processed food in our diets so we were able to distinguish each one. I actually liked the Scallop and chicken ones. The gourd one was really sweet but I could definitely taste the melon flavor. Chicken was savory and a touch better than the pork XLB...the scallop one was very unique. Light but very yummy. L said the crab one actually had more flavor than other restaurants in Chinatown. And we both prefer these to the ones at Din Tai Fung. Price isn't an issue but taste wise this has a ton of soup, more flavor. DTF tastes almost like a frozen XLB cuz it's so small and doesn't have any soup! I have purchased frozen ones from restaurants before. Will definitely come here or a different location if I feel like having XLB. Service was pretty good. Very attentive. Refilled our tea all the time and when we ordered more items...everything was quick. Nice spot to grab a quick, casual meal.

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    Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings - Flushing - Restaurant interior

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    Gui Zhou Miao Jia - chinese - Updated August 2026

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