Great meats on Stixxx , i tried 15 diff items (ima fat kid) and everything was deelicious! Lamb ,…read morechicken , beef , eggplant! Cooked perfect , Right amount of fat and great great seosoning!

Covid-19: Open for business. Got 2 chicken and 1 beef skewers. Buck 50 each. Good value. Decent…read moretaste, not too salty. They asked of I wanted spicy, I asked for a little and it worked out nicely. Nice to see some of the carts back out in Flushing Chinatown.

After two desserts, it was time for something savory again. XiLe BBQ 洗了烧烤 is a vendor that's…read morelocated on the corner of 138th St and 39th Ave, known for their Northwestern Chinese-style skewers. There are at least 15 different skewer options, along with other fun fried snacks and vegetables. The skewers are grilled over charcoal, and the smoke was so prominent that we had to stand 10-15 feet away to avoid it. We knew it was going to be worth it. We got a couple of each chicken gizzard, lamb kebab, chicken heart, beef kebab, and pork belly ($2 each), listed in the order of my personal favorites. I loved the crunch of the chicken gizzard the most and honestly could have eaten at least five of them myself. The lamb kebab wasn't too gamey, and the cumin seasoning was perfection. The other three kebabs were flavorful, but weren't quite as memorable. Overall, the skewers had an intensely charred, smoky flavor that's hard to replicate without a charcoal grill. This was easily one of my favorite stalls out of everything we tried this past Sunday afternoon! 8/16/2026 Flushing Food Crawl #6 of 11

Loveeddd the perfectly spiced lamb skewers the best from this cart! Made to order, so always crispy…read moreand hot!

I saw some videos about this stand and had made a mental note to check it out next time I was in…read moreFlushing. I came around 11:40am on a recent weekday. It was a little hard to find but tracked it down. There were a few people waiting ahead of me in line, but the wait wasn't too long. I saw the guy take out some of the freshly baked bread and saw how juicy the chicken looked, so I was excited. I got one of the roujiamo sandwiches, which was $6. Great deal and feels so good to get a substantial food item for $6 in NY these days. Really feels next to impossible in 2026. Upon receiving the sandwich, I went across the street and tried to eat it ASAP on the street as other people suggested. The sandwich felt really good in my hands as the bread had just come out. Chicken looked really good and I asked for it to be spicy. I took my first bite and it was pretty amazing. First thing I noticed was how flaky the bread was. Such a pleasant and satisfying texture. The chicken had a lot of flavor and I think there is some cabbage in there. I devoured the rest of the sandwich in about a minute and I was very happy. The sandwich is fairly substantial; might not be enough for a full meal for some people and I treated it more as an appetizer before I went elsewhere for a bowl of noodles. I think this is easily a 5 star establishment. Great value and one of the best ways to spend $6 in NYC.

Food: This small food stand offers a Chinese version of chicken shawarma gyros which are very…read moretasty! There's a rotating vertical spit with marinated chicken cooking. The chicken is sliced off the spit and continues grilling at the bottom of the spit along with onions. Once the chicken and onions are ready, they're placed into a flaky pocket/bun and served to you hot and fresh. Each chicken "sandwich" is $6. The chicken is very moist and flavorful with the spices and onion. It tastes best eaten hot as soon as you get them. I would highly recommend you give this a try! Service: Staff was friendly and welcoming. Ambiance: This is a food stand/store front with no seating. The food is meant to be ordered and taken out. Overall, I would highly recommend this eatery!

Located in Flushing New Mall's cafeteria. The restaurant is one of the first ones you will notice…read more I've been here a couple times and the kebabs and the samsa's are a must have. The cold noodles are delicious and fresh. One time we ordered the bean jelly salad and that dish was probably more of an acquired taste. Cash is probably fastest for all the restaurants down here, but this restaurant does accept card. Definitely come here for one of the unique cultural experiences you can have in NYC.

While we were at New World Mall Food Court this past Sunday afternoon, Tarim Uyghur was one of the…read morethree stalls we tried. LAMB KAWAP (3 SKEWERS) - 13.99 The lamb skewers were well-seasoned with plenty of spices, but the texture was inconsistent. Some pieces were super tender, while others were strangely tough, which made it difficult to fully enjoy. SAMSA - 4.99 This crispy baked pastry was stuffed with beef, onions, and savory spices like cumin. I appreciated the seasoning and flaky exterior, but this was a bit too onion-heavy for my taste. Looking back, I probably would have enjoyed the samsa more if this hadn't been our ninth stop of the day. Unfortunately, neither dish was particularly memorable compared to everything else we'd eaten during the crawl. 8/16/2026 Flushing Food Crawl #9 of 11

I've done the math, and I'm convinced the calories from the succulent slices of roast duck are…read morecompletely canceled out by the slivers of green onion and those impossibly light, pillow-soft buns. Each bun is loaded with glistening roast duck, a drizzle of hoisin sauce, and tucked into a cloud bun that disappears the second it hits your mouth. At $2.75 a pop, they're practically daring you to order "just one more"... and before you know it, you've lost count. I came for a snack and accidentally developed a bun addiction.

I decided to hit the Peking Duck Stand outside of Shanghai You Garden for $2.75 per piece during my…read moreNYC visit in 2025. They directed me inside to pay, where it became $2.99 after tax. It was yummy but messy with too much hoisin sauce.

For authentic Canto bbq roasted meats, this is your go to stop…read more The ambiance is minimal but service here is quick. You will see all your meat options literally hanging from the window. On this visit I ordered a bbq roast pork and a soy sauce chicken and roast duck (2 meats) rice plate to go. Each order comes with rice, stir fried cabbage and soy sauce and ginger scallion oil as condiment. All their bbq/roasted meats are tasty and it just depends what you have a hankering for. My personal favorite is the soy sauce chicken and it is very flavorful and moist. I like that it's not overcooked as I can reheat it to perfection. You can purchase said meats by the pound and or as a rice plate. Side note, bring cash as this place and many others in Flushing is "Cash Only".

Corner 28 is a casual Cantonese-style roast meat spot in Flushing that focuses on classic Hong…read moreKong-style barbecue dishes. We walked up to a storefront where the display of hanging roasted meats immediately gave the feeling of a traditional roast meat shop, the kind of place where the sight of glossy char siu and crispy-skinned duck sets the tone before we even ordered. The space was straightforward and functional, designed for quick meals rather than a long dining experience, and the steady flow of customers coming in for takeout reflected its role as a practical stop for a satisfying, affordable meal. The roast meats are the highlight, especially the char siu and roast duck served over rice. We ordered a few plates and found the meat tender and well seasoned, with the char siu having a nice caramelized edge and the duck retaining a good balance of richness and crispness. The portions were generous for the price, and the combination of tender meat, rice, and sauces made it a strong value option in the area. The three-meat platter was a great way to try different varieties in one meal, and the quality of the roasting came through clearly across the different meats we sampled. The ordering process was simple, making it a convenient grab-and-go option, and the cash discount added to the appeal. The staff moved through orders with efficiency, and the food came out hot and well assembled. While the atmosphere was basic, Corner 28 delivered exactly what it focused on: satisfying Cantonese barbecue at a reasonable price, the kind of no-fuss spot that works well when you know what you want and want it fast.

Delicious skewers cart right in front of the supermarket parking lot! Prices are really reasonable…read moreat $2/skewer for most meats. The beef skewers here are my absolute favorite. They have the perfect ratio and layering of meats and fat. The seasoning here is also well balanced - it's salty & spicy with just a hint of sweetness. I usually order less spicy. Super no frills & great for a quick snack.

Known as "Party BBQ" in English: Located on Broadway, between 45th Ave & Whitney Ave., in Elmhurst…read more(in front of the Asian Supermarket which has its own parking lot). This BBQ lot has been here for years and has quite a large following. There's always a line of ppl patiently waiting for their BBQ goodness! On this Tuesday evening at around 7:30pm, it was no exception; there were about 8 ppl on line. But don't let that deter you from ordering your BBQ Skewers! The line moves surprisingly quickly. This is a one man show and he was hustling! Kudos to the hardworking gentleman making our BBQ Kebabs, and don't forget to tip him! On this visit, we tried their Beef and Lamb Kebabs ($1.75 each). We asked for the kebabs with cumin and extra spicy. These were so flavorful and delicious! My only complaint is that some pieces were very fatty but very good nonetheless. I will definitely be looking for this cart the next time I'm in the area. Looking forward to trying their other skewers! (See my photos for their menu offerings).

Really good quality dumplings- very large size and very fresh. You can wash them get cooked right…read morein front of your face and fried as well. I believe they do take card and you can sit in mall to eat. A little bit of wait for them and might be small line but goes quick and they produce quickly. Overall really really good and recommend

The line was long on valentines weekend. It's good but didn't amaze me. I would get it again if…read moresomeone wanted to go. It's in a food court so no service.