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!

The service was really good, and so was the food with lots of options to choose from!read more

Salt and Pepper Chicken…read more That is my review. I am just glad they are still kicking. This food court is the less chaotic one for me. I am glad it is there.

8090 is found in the New York Food Court. We were so impressed with our morning visit to this food…read morecourt that we returned. After carefully surveying the entire food court consisting of 23 vendors, I had it down to two places. I decided on 8090 because they had duck which I enjoy. I chose #33 duck w/bone & noodle soup. It came out piping hot. Too hot to jump into it. Once it cooled, the broth was very good. There was quite a bit of duck pieces. The duck was lean and tasty. There were bits of marinaded turnip in the soup too. This is a cash only place. Prices are very reasonable. Take the 7 subway or a ride share. They do have a pay parking lot.

came before the baseball game at citifield and it was packed. The front person told me it was a 10…read moremin wait so we waited for 30 mins cause apparently they are too nice to kick people who are finished with their meal and not leaving. They serve warm water on a cold day which was strange they didn't put ice in any of our waters. The food service was pretty fast and we were eating within 5 minutes. The overall food was great though. we also got the soy milk and sausage which was fantastic for my kids as they ate all of it.

My friend was craving a good bowl of beef noodle soup so we decided to give Four Four South a try…read more Arriving around 6pm it was quiet so we were quickly seated and given menus. The waiter was just doing his job, not super friendly or excited. The place is clean and simply decorated. We decided to get a braised combo (egg, tofu, seaweed & pig ears) and braised beef & tendon noodle soup & spicy beef noodle soup. The food quickly arrived. The noodle has a nice chew and the beef & tendon were melt in your mouth. Wish the broth could be richer. Overall a good bowl of noodle soup. The price was reasonable. Not wow. Good.

My sister and I came here on Sunday, specifically for a Fantuan. Unfortunately they did not have…read moreany more available when we came around noon. We decided to stay and have lunch anyways. What we ordered: - Pork Chop combo - Popcorn Chicken combo Both of our meals came with rice, stir fry veggies, and an eggs. We both enjoyed our meals, nothing special but just a decent meal as a good price. The veggies somehow were the highlight of our dish. Yum! It was a good size so we were full after finishing just one portion and took the rest home. We had two servers. The man was very friendly and helpful. We would recommend this place if you're in the area looking for a authentic Taiwanese/Chinese meal.

Decent Taiwanese spot in flushing. Expansive menu but a bit on the pricey side for flushing…read more Stinky tofu is decent. A bit over fried Oyster pancake was good. Salty egg yolk fish was the best dish we had.

We went through a long (18 mile) walking through Queens and Nan Xiang was our final destination…read more The food was delicious and exactly what we needed after a long day. The soup dumplings are definitely the highlight on the menu. We ordered the assortment of 6 different soup dumpling flavors. My favorites were the pork + crab and the pork + truffle. We also ordered the pork + veggie wontons with spicy peanut sauce, and the chicken stir-fried udon. The soup dumplings are super fresh and packaged with flavor. The wontons are also solid if you want something a little richer. I've had better dumplings in the city, but still a very solid option. The passion fruit ice tea is fantastic and not too sweet. We were very impressed by how efficient the check in process was. The was a large line when we arrived, but it moved quickly and we were able to get seating within 20 minutes. The service was also good and the crew that helped us was very nice. We would definitely come back if we're ever back in the area!

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.

Great atmosphere. Crispy delicious duck and shrimp and peas. I recommend getting the duck!read more

Arrived in NYC hungry and this was the first spot we tried in Flushing…read more Different from traditional Chinese and each dish we ordered has different flavor to it. A must try for everyone. The restaurant has traditional southeast Asian furniture which was nice and service was super quick too. Here is what we ordered: Smoked pork neck Chinese broccoli Braised eel Beef dish Soup dumplings Salted egg squid I highly recommend this place is you are looking for a different experience than your "go-to traditional Chinese food.

Taipei Hang was worth the wait with hearty, flavorful malatang that hit the spot…read more Setting: Casual, bustling spot inside the LIC food hall with a lively crowd at peak dinner hours. Service: Quick and efficient, with a super straightforward ordering process of ordering at the counter. Food: The lamb malatang soup was delicious--mild had great flavor but next time I'd go medium for more kick. My friend got the medium spice beef malatang and that was perfect! Lines can get long around 7pm, so best to come earlier or later.

Taipai Hang, now Jiao Zhen Malatang - their menu seems to be the same. If you get a chance to stop…read moreby, their railway bento with chicken thigh is a really great bargain for $12. There is a goodly amount of food! I've also tried their stinky tofu which is good as well. They are located inside a little food mall and are towards the back. Most of their menu is ma la items with soup or dry sautee. I am a regular here, coming by to pick up a meal when on my way home from Main Street.

Nuan Xin Rice Roll 暖心饭团 is a small spot focused on Taiwanese fan tuan, a type of stuffed sticky…read morerice roll that feels like a cross between a rice ball, onigiri, and kimbap. We walked into a compact, no frills space with a casual grab and go feel that fits the type of food being served. The shop keeps things simple, but the concept works well for a quick and filling meal, especially when you want something affordable that still has plenty of flavor packed into a portable format. The rice rolls are the main reason to come here. The purple sticky rice gives each roll a slightly chewy texture and makes it feel more substantial than a typical grab and go snack. Inside, the fillings create a good mix of textures with savory ingredients, vegetables, and sauces packed into each bite. We tried the eel rice roll, which stood out as one of the stronger options. The eel added a richer flavor that paired well with the rice and seaweed, and adding spicy mayo gave it an extra layer of flavor without overpowering the rest of the roll. The combination of the soft, chewy rice and the variety of fillings made each bite feel balanced and satisfying. What makes fan tuan enjoyable is how balanced it feels as a meal. It is compact, easy to eat, and surprisingly filling for the size. There are plenty of filling combinations to choose from, including meat, seafood, and more traditional options, so it is easy to find something depending on what you are craving. The portions are generous enough that a single roll can serve as a full meal, and the pricing makes it an easy choice for a quick lunch or dinner. Service is straightforward and the focus is really on getting the rice rolls prepared quickly. The staff moves efficiently, and the order turnaround is fast, which fits the grab and go format well. There is limited seating, so the experience is best suited for takeout or a quick stop rather than a long sit down meal. Nuan Xin Rice Roll is a great option for a simple but satisfying meal. The purple rice, generous fillings, and variety of combinations make it stand out from typical quick bites, and it is worth checking out if you enjoy onigiri, kimbap, or Taiwanese street food. It delivers exactly what the format promises: a compact, flavorful, and filling meal that feels more thoughtful than your average grab and go option.

Nuan Xin Rice Roll is located in a small food court across from Macy's…read more I was curious about their Chinese Yam with jujube drink $6.50 served hot. Not sure if it was pre-prepared or mixed to order, but it took them a bit before they were ready to pour it for me. I was warned that it was hot, but the cup was handed to me in a plastic bag with a straw. It was mildly sweet but of a slimy consistency. Not to my taste. The container was great though - no spillage!

It's a small mom and pop with friendly staff and authentic Taiwanese food. There are three tables,…read moretwo four-seaters and one two-seater. There are many local Taiwanese food items that you won't find somewhere else. We had pork chop over rice, beef noodle soup, dumplings, sausages, and ba wuan. All were delicious. Will be back to try different dishes.

My family took a trip to Taiwan last summer and have since been looking for authentic beef noodle…read moresoup. This place has the most authentic and accurate beef noodle soup so I definitely recommend! All the food came quickly and was very tasty with the server being nice and to the poiProbably our new favorite Taiwanese restaurant! It is a little small but that only adds to the homey feel.

Delicious Steak w noodles, broccoli, corn, egg, salad & cold tea hot plate. Their stinky tofu is…read moredelicious too!! Best part, they take Zelle as many places only accept cash!! Ambiance is good, there's always a lot of ppl everywhere inside the New World Mall & they close at 9PM!!

Located in the Queens mall below the Macy's on the basement 1 floor, the restaurant serves a…read morereasonable stinky tofu - still not that stinky (just outside), needs to be fried a bit more, and the poucai under is good. The salt-pepper chicken is ok but needs more salt/pepper to improve the flavor. Still there to scratch an itch before I hit a Taiwan cafe.