Food: We tried the pan fried buns and pan fried dumplings here. Dumplings are 10 for $5 which is a…read moregreat value, but don't expect anything mind-blowing. The meat filling is good and flavorful, but the skin is a bit thick and just average. Pan fried buns are better in the basement of New World Mall. This place is still good if you need a quick snack. Service: Service is average, not bad but not particularly good. Ambiance: This is a hole in the wall spot with no seating. You order from a window and get your food through the window too. Overall, I would recommend this dumpling spot!

I have been coming here for years because this place has been open for a very long time…read more I haven't picked up in ages and I have a meeting nearby so need a pick me up before the meeting. I picked up the 4 small meat buns for $3! So cheap. It's really good. Dunno if it's been a while but I feel like less meat than in past but it's still good. Probably everything is so expensive now so understand. Service was pretty fast but usually this lace is busy It's definitely a pickup and honestly I have never ordered inside just in the outside.

YUM YUM YUM. PRICE…read moreYES JIANBING YES Thank you to the girl on TikTok who made a video of this place haha. I couldn't even eat the whole thing. It was $6. Cash only I believe. No seats. Just order at the counter and take it to go. A lot of people were getting some type of soup or porridge. I'm gonna have to try that next time.

Food: This is a hole-in-the-wall eatery that is quite popular in Flushing. Their menu is simple and…read moreincludes scallion pancake, soymilk, fried dough (you tiao), soy sauce eggs, and a large crepe (with or without meat). Everything is made fresh in front of you and comes out steaming hot. I would highly recommend the scallion pancake. It might just be personal preference, but I am not a fan of the large crepe which is what they are known for. I would give all items a try to see what you like. Service: Staff are friendly and work efficiently to get orders out quickly. Ambiance: This is just a storefront with no seating and barely any place to stand. A line forms quickly at times, but the food comes out quickly. The space is so tight that you order, pay, and wait outside for your number to be called. Overall, I would recommend this eatery!

A great food joint among several vendors, mostly for take out. Surprising number of vegetarian…read moreoptions. Good seasoning.

Not my fav for popcorn chicken. Not sure why it had such a high rating on yelp. I asked to put…read morespicy powder on the side but that was extra 50 cent. The problem is I didn't ask for extra spicy bc mild and moderate were free. It was only 50 cent but he could have asked.... Idk the chicken was dry not juice. Wait was short. Nothing too special. Probably not worth the time and effort when there are so many other places for fried stuff. Service was ok overall I think I was just a bit disappointed with the flavor of chicken

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.

My friend was craving jianbing for breakfast, so we came to Followsoshi. Located inside Corner 28…read more We had to wave the staff down to order because they mainly only pay attention to customers who spoke Mandarin when we stood there. We ordered: Peking Duck Jian Bing ($11) - Roasted duck slices with egg, lettuce, and crisp. Wish there was more duck meat, but overall good. Spicy Garlic Crayfish Jian Bing ($14) - Crayfish with egg, lettuce, and crisp. You feel a mild heat from the chili oil. Fillling and flavorful. "Rolling Donkey" ($5) - Mochi rice rolls layered in sweet red bean. Mild sweetness.

Followsoshi is a hidden gem among Flushing's takeout spots. This Chinese establishment specializes…read morein Jian Bing (Chinese crepes) and other traditional snacks. Their Jian Bing is truly spectacular, it's big, filling, and worth every penny. Every bite is an explosion of flavor, making it a must try We got the Peking duck for $11 and enjoyed it!

Food here is always delicious!! Dry noodles, stinky tofu, intestines were all yummy!!! Quick…read moreservice! Only downside Cash only!! Lack of phone service in the area as well. Ambiance is decent!

Great stinky tofu, tasteless pepper powder spiced "spicy beef noodle soup," definitely not…read moreauthentic to Taiwanese cuisine. Taiwanese instant noodle would've easily been more on par.

Another secret gem located in the heart of New WORLD MALL flushing queens ! Hands down one of my…read morefavorite dishes there is there Pan Fried Dumplings ! Made from scratch not frozen ! Delicious flavors dancing on your tongue . The owners are the nicest people you gonna meet . Take it from me that you won't regret giving them a try !

$18 for 2 malatang bowls with perfect noodles and beef! Literally, there was so much beef and food…read morethat my friend and I both couldn't finish our meals. The price and quality are unbeatable, plus it felt significantly healthier because the chili oil to soup ratio was great! Highly recommend. I also loved their xiao long bao ($8 for 10) but we only ate two each because of how filling the entire meal was. They're closing at the end of August since they can't afford rent anymore but they do have a donation page up! https://merchant.sendchinatownlove.com/nanbei-food

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.