This place is a hidden treasure! One of the best soup dumpling places in the US. The slice fish with the chili sauce is delicious!!! The sautéed celery and pumpkin is delicious and fresh. Affordable, family friendly and convenient parking read more

The food here is delicious and service is great too. Beef scallion pancakes definitely recommended! read more

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Great amicable staff, Cool interior and quiet during lunch when I came Super juicy dumplings with tender meat Shrimp fried rice looks greasy but amazing Overall great service delicious food and the price is right read more

Really? You seriously mean I don't have to travel to Joe's Shanghai in Chinatown to get me my soup dumplings anymore!? Ok.. so it's not as cheap a Joe's... but what you save in time waiting and the ability to get DELIVERED soup dumplings definitely is a HUGE plus! Pan fried noodles are great here, not the best but tasty. The ginger basil chicken is great as well -- but make sure you ask for boneless white meat and not the traditional boned. When it comes traditional it becomes a CHORE to eat and enjoy. read more

Comming from a chinese family and have had a variety of different chinese food, this restaurant striked me as average. Definitely a go to place if you are near by. The three star rating is due to the following: Food Ambiance Service Food: my boyfriend and I tried the pork xiao long bao, spicy beef noodle soup, and eight treasure noodle. The pork xiao long bao was good, but nothing that stood out. They should work on the flavor and the vinegar wasn't as sour as most places. I did like the dough since it was light, thin, and not easily torn. The spicy noodle soup is suppose to enduce flavors of spice, salt, sour, and a hint of sweet. The dish at little dumpling had the right amount of spice, but too sweet. It wasn't terrible, but it was a little weird drinking such a sweet soup. Otherwise everything else was great, tender beef and great noodles. The eight treasure noodle was the best of the three. They did a great job with flavoring, although I would prefer a little more sauce, but it was delicious. Ambiance: very asian, but with a touch of moderness. The restaurant was very clean and slightly dimmed. Great for family dinner or a date. I felt clean and comfortable. Service: great service, best yet compared to many other chinese owned restaurants. All of the waiters and waitresses spoke English and chinese, making it easy for non chinese consumers to order. They came around to check if we needed anything else, in a way thats less disturbing than some American restaurants. Our cups of water were always full. read more

I really like this place! Besides the fact that its cash only :( I've only done takeout from here, but it's definitely spot on. Usually I get the beef noodles, scallion pancakes, and some dumplings with bubble tea. I'd say the scallion pancakes are a bit overpriced for the size. The noodles are great! The broth is spicy, and they give you a healthy portion of beef..not overwhelming at all. I think this place will be around for a while if they keep up the quality of their food. Try it! The parking lot is a hot mess, FYI. read more

Although it is called "Little Dumpling" - don't be fooled - they have a whole variety of traditional and Americanized Chinese food - all of which were pretty good. If you're into xiao long bao - get it, that is a form of a dumpling, after all. The place itself is decorated super nicely, super clean and the staff is great. We did have to wait about 10 minutes prior to being seated, but it's worth the wait. Note that if there's no parking in the front, there's a parking structure around the backside. We had the sautéed string beans which were honestly amazing. Seafood crispy noodle - also amazing and flavorful. I think of their star dishes is probably kung pao chicken. Yes, I know, I should be advocating for more traditional dishes, but quite honestly - this was really good. They didn't use the cheap "is this really chicken?" lumpy meat usually found in take-out places and because of that, it was sweet, a little sour, a little spicy but overall delicious. And of course - their udon noodles (I think?) with very rich broth and beef was also delicious. The bowl is huge though - might want to share! read more

**CASHONLY** The soup dumplings were AWESOMEEE Scallion pancakes.... AWESOME Cold noodles with peanut sauce... AWESOME Spicy tripe. AWESOME this place.. awesome. It's cute, clean, staff is attentive and friendly. Food comes out fast. read more

This place is great. The crab and pork soup dumpling is very juicy and the meat is sweet. The beef noodle is by far one of the best beef soup noodles I have had. The soup base is a little spicy and the beef is cooked to tender perfection. The scallion beef wrap is not super oily and has the right amount of sauce. Place is also very clean and has great service. Must try! read more

Good local dumpling shop. Noodles and scallion pancakes are good. There are other choices in bayside but locally for little neck not bad. Cash only,,, read more

I rarely write reviews but I really like this place . Food is very good, especially the spicy noodle soup , which is much better than the ones in flushing. To my surprise their bubble tea is very good too, I normally don't order bubble tea in restaurants. Beef scallion pancake , Shanghai fried noodle , cold cucumber , crab meat Xiao long bao to name a few is very delicious! Service is exceptional and the place is very clean read more

Cash only & better off with street parking. This is the second time coming here. Second visit was worse than the first. Food wasn't bad however I definitely prefer places in either flushing or Chinatown. Despite the decent food, any meal can be ruined by poor and incompetent service. During the first visit, we had leftovers that we wanted to take to go. After the waiter took our dishes, we heard the loud sound of dishes breaking as he was heading into the kitchen. We didn't think anything of it at first. We paid and grabbed out leftovers and left. Little did we know, we were missing a dish and didn't check until we were home. The dishes that broke before were most likely ours. The right thing would've been for our waiter to let us know and apologize for the incident, which we would've understood, appreciated and left it as is. But the way the staff approached it, leaving us in the dark and hoping we won't notice until after we leave, felt sneaky and deceiving. During the second visit, two of our dishes were forgotten. Halfway through with the rest of our meal we asked the waiter about the dishes that were missing. He let us know that the kitchen is making it now and they will be out soon. A couple minutes later we get only one of our two missing dishes. That's okay, give them a couple more minutes for the last dish. It never came!! By then we were full and finished with the food that did come! Forgive me because I'm not in the food industry business but aren't all the dishes supposed to come at the same time or if anything a couple minutes apart so that customers get to enjoy their full meal altogether? Gordon Ramsy would throw a fit if he saw this! We let the waiter know and just asked him to bag it up. He did not seem apologetic at all, even seemed nonchalant about the situation. I mean, does this happen to him often where mistakes strip him of his table side manner? Do you know you're working for tips at a cash only place?? We also let the manager know but he was on the same page as the waiter- flat, unaffected and unapologetic. Honesty and integrity goes a long way, and clearly this restaurant and and its staff including its a manger lack these key qualities. read more

I saw this place one night when my bf and I were driving by - you would've gone deaf by my squeal of excitement (I'm no longer allowed to express my excitement this way in the car or closed confined areas). I've been waiting for a delish place (that's not in flushing or CT) for xlb (xiao long bao aka soup dumplings!). This place hits the mark on that! Its exciting to note that the soup dumplings are not the only spotlight dishes here - everything is pretty darn good! The rice, the noodles, the beef dishes - all amazeballs! I've dined in and had take out multiple times, and the quality of the food has been consistent. If you dine in big tip - there's a parking lot in the back of the restaurant! If there are no spots in the back definitely have patience for parking - small lot in the front is always packed, or park side street. I've gone during "peak" and "non-peak" eating times and prepare yourself for a wait. While its not that long (probably 10-15 minutes), the waiting area is a bit inconvenient so find yourself and your group a good spot to stand/sit in. Also, important to note that this place is cash only - so stop by the bank before you dine! read more

Discovered this spot while I was passing by looking for some paint for a renovation job. As soon as I saw "soup dumplings" on the signage some mysterious force lured me back come dinner time. Joe's Shanghai is just so crowded these days and so I've even given up on making the attempt. When I ordered the pork dumplings, I was disappointed when I got the crab and pork ones instead. Apparently the waiter failed to tell me that they had run out of the pork dumplings earlier in the day and thought he could sneak them past me. Fortunately, there were pretty good, and you can tell that you are saving some beaucoup calories as the soup was light and fragrant. I also ordered the beef shanghai noodles and some chicken fried rice. They were well made and the portion size was decent. However, the solid soup dumplings is what brings this place over the top, despite the mistake in my order. I'll definitely come back here to try the pork soup dumplings at the very next opportunity. read more

A small restaurant in Little Neck with soup dumplings as good as you can get anywhere. Plenty of soup along with well seasoned meat balls in dumpling wrapper firm enough not to fall apart when picking them up. The Chinese broccoli with garlic sauce was full of garlic and was cooked just enough to be ready but not mushy. Only disappointment was the pork & tofu. It certainly was properly prepared but the seasoning was a bit mild if you preference is for spicy Chinese styles. There are few parking spots in the small front lot but street parking is free after seven pm. Well worth the effort to find parking read more

I came here without a reservation last minute with a party of 4 and the staff was super accommodating in finding us seats. The prices were very reasonable and the food was even better. My favorite dishes were the soup dumplings. Its delicate and tasty. Our group could not stop eating the scallion pancakes either. SO addicting. Parking is perfect as well. It's located underground in the rear of the restaurant. Overall we had a great experience with service and food. Highly recommended. read more

Nan Xiang is good but this place is very comparable! I don't have to wait in line like I do at Nan Xiang, and they take Credit Cards!!! Seriously though, the food is very good here, the soupy dumplings is as good. They even have the braised pork belly, their menu is more selective with different Chinese dishes but if you are not looking to hit up the Flushing crowd this place is good. Their cold dishes is good, and try their spicy beef tendon noodle soup, it's way better than Nan Xiang. Rice cakes with shredded pork was tasty. Please don't take me wrong I am still a fan of Nan Xiang! 慢慢吃 (in my Ningbo dialect of course!!!) read more

Little Dumpling is my #2 place for Xiao Long Bao after Nan Xiang in Flushing... A friend of mine who usually has good taste in food and also loves XLBs recommended this spot out in Little Neck... He said it was comparable to NanXiang!!! That to me is blasphemy but he is someone who knows - not like people who swear by Joe's Shanghai (sorry to be a food snob, but its true). Anyway, We went and ordered the pork XLB, crab/pork XLB, vegetable dumplings, the tofu meat-like dish (cant remember what it was called but basically mock meat).. Overall the food was really good but none of that matters - because the XLBs were definitely up to par with Nan Xiang... needless to say I was pleased - and have been back a couple of times.. read more

1. it's CASH only. 2. parking looks limited from the front entrance, but there is actually more parking around the corner to the left (right next to benjamin moore paint store) 3. soup dumplings!!! ( now i don't have to go all the way to flushing ) 4. thai iced tea & taro bubble tea = thumbs up. 5. not a fan of their fried noodles. go with the soup dumplings. read more

My Girlfriend and I have passed this establishment for years, finally this year we've decided to stop in and boy o boy what have we missed. We were seated immediately, told the waiter of our first time experience. He explained and recommended us the perfect amount of food with no aggressive up-sell. We ordered the soup dumplings, Spicy peanut wontons and spicy noodle soup. The staff was very attentive to service filling out glasses with ice water every chance they saw. They asked us 2 or 3 times how was everything and kept us up to date with a time clock for our main course. The food was exceptional and the perfect amount. The prices are fair and true to dish. Keep in mind this establishment is cash only which I was not surprised due to several signs posted before the entrance. We will be returning and bringing friends! read more

Little Dumpling - Taiwanese Near Me - Little Neck, New York

I've been to this place a few times now. I've never left a review because I thought it was average, but convenient - it's not in Main St flushing with the over crowded traffic and parking. And the food is decent. Today we had lunch around 1:30 here. There was a few people waiting outside so I went in to ask about the wait. I think I opened my mouth and half a word came out before I received the vertical index finger telling me to wait. Okay so I waited until he came back and every answer from him was grumpy and forced. The service at the table was very friendly and nice. Food was decent, great soup dumplings! But the grumpy host made the experience a 3 instead of 4 stars. read more

I live in Vancouver BC, which arguably has the best Shanghainese and Taiwanese food in the world, with the possible (and I mean only possible) exceptions of Shanghai and Taiwan themselves. Actually, the best Chinese food in the Vancouver area is in the neighboring city of Richmond (where the airport is), rather than in Vancouver proper. But I digress... My mom lives just a few minutes away from Little Dumpling, so we were absolutely thrilled to discover this little gem so close by, as we are now slowly accumulating enough delicious, inexpensive and non-chi-chi places to not feel irritated with Great Neck all the time when we come visit. The decor is modern, spacious and clean. The food is fresh, authentic, and delicious (for the most part - a couple of dishes are somewhat Americanized but if you ask the server to help you choose authentic, non-Americanized dishes he or she will probably be more than happy to assist). Little Dumpling's Xiao Lom Bao (XLB) is superb (and I am admittedly very particular about XLB). The "skin" part of the dumpling is super thin and delicate but somehow doesn't break or fall apart - this combination is not easy to achieve. The broth is deliciously savory and the pork filling has a delicate flavor and texture. You will not come close to this quality of XLB unless you go to Nan Xiang in Flushing or come visit us in Vancouver. Many people call this dish "steamed soup dumplings," by the way, which is more or less a rough translation. If you haven't had this dish before, be sure to order it and ask the server to tell you how to eat it properly. This is important especially if you are a XLB virgin because the soup broth is inside the dumpling, and it takes a bit of skill to get the dumpling plus a small amount of brown vinegar with ginger slivers all on to your spoon without anything breaking and spilling all over the place. You will not regret it - I assure you! The Young Chow Fried Rice is as good as the best I've had ANYWHERE in the world, including in Vancouver, Richmond, and even Taiwan. Little Dumpling uses red onion instead of regular onion in their YC Fried Rice and I don't think they use ham at all (or if they do, it's just a weensy little bit). This plus other special touches make this a particularly fresh, flavorful, and not at all greasy, dish. One absolutely out of this world dish is their Basil Ginger Chicken. The Chinese name for it is San Bei Ji. Order it - specify "white meat" in Chinese with feeling and a confident expression and you will get a look of "wow, you know your stuff" from the server! Well maybe the look from the server is "Wow your accent is hilarious" so maybe just stick with the English name unless you feel adventurous. I cannot begin to describe the complex delicious flavors in this dish. Just promise me you'll order it ! Other excellent dishes include Eight Treasure Noodles and Pork and Dried Bean Curd Hakka Style, which we know in Vancouver (at least in one restaurant) as "Mixed Shreds." Definitely as authentic as it gets. There are two kinds of Wonton Soup - regular Wonton Soup, and Shanghai Wonton Soup. The less expensive one is the regular Wonton - it's fine but not different from the kind of Wonton soup you can get in tons of other Chinese restaurants. My advice is to bypass that and go for the Shanghai Wonton Soup - definitely more flavorful - much more so, actually, and also better value for money as there are lots of extra meats and vegetables in it. It's enough for 2, 3 or even 4 people, depending on how much soup you want as a beginning dish. Scallion pancakes are not my thing but everyone who had this dish said they were great. I tried it and I thought it tasted fine but then again, don't go by me. One dish I would probably not order again is the Shanghai Fried Udon Noodle. It was quite delicate - possibly too delicate (bland) - for my taste, and does not stand up to the more traditional Shanghai Thick Noodle that others might know better. Not bad, but I wouldn't suggest occupying precious room in the stomach for this dish. Two non-food items of some importance: (1) This restaurant does not accept credit cards. I don't carry a debit card (if it gets stolen, there goes your entire bank account) so I am not sure if they accept debit or not, but for my purposes, this is a CASH ONLY place. You can call to see if they take debit if you want but if I were you, I'd just bring cash, which as Yogi Berra said, is just as good as money. (2) There is ample free parking under the building. The entrance to the underground parkade is on the side street to the West of the building (Browvale Lane). There are a couple of spots right in front of the restaurant (not on Northern Blvd itself but in the little strip mall parking lot right in front) but these are kind of scarce and it's a pretty tight parking lot so I just use the underground lot or park on the side street. Go with friends so you can sample lots of variety. Enjoy your meal! read more

Very good authentic food! Appetizers ordered were: beef scallion pancakes (AMAZING), soup dumplings, fried pork dumplings, cold noodles. The appetizers were amazing but my group didnt love the entrees that we got. We had ordered what we thought was lo mein but came out to be some crunchy noodles on top of meat and vegetebles. Would definitely order something different next time. read more

It's a little unfair for me to judge this place, but at the same time, I feel as if I'm the most qualified to do so. I am a huge fan of dumplings. In fact, there was a time in my life not too long ago when I used to go to Nan Xiang on Prince Street to eat their delicious soup dumplings almost once a week for months.However, I don't have the same love for dumplings of Little Dumpling. I ate here a few Sundays ago with my friends because of my initial love of soup dumplings. However, it all came crashing down when the food was served. Their meat quality is low, and you can tell. How they mixed the meat with the veggies didn't mesh well either, and overall, I was so disappointed in the dumplings. My friends ordered the noodles and called me crazy for only eating dumplings. But... We were at a restaurant called Little DUMPLING. Service was mediocre at best but leans toward one of the worst services I've received because one of the waitresses were blocking my view of the NFL game I was trying to watch on their television. Utensils were dirty and made me uncomfortable even staring at them, let alone using them. Most likely will not be coming back here, unless dragged and bars around are full because of Sunday sports games! read more

Just a friendly reminder, this joint is CASH ONLY! Keep that in mind before you get there! They have decent soup dumplings, and so much more convenient that traveling to the middle of Flushing to get Joe's Shanghai. Personally I think it's better than Nan Xiang and Kung Fu Xiao Long Bao. I also like the beef scallion pancake here too. Can't wait to try more stuff later! read more

Found this little joint randomly. Didn't think there was another soup dumpling place besides Joe's and Red Banner (my fav). This place is really good too! They sport the smaller dumplings, not the big ones, but it's filled with delicious soup. MMMMM. But the best part!!!!!! THEY HAVE OYSTER PANCAKES! GOOD ONES!!! That's so rare to find good oyster pancakes. I'm a fan just for this dish. read more

I wish I had tried Little Dumpling sooner! The food here is good, and the fact that I don't have to sit in downtown Flushing traffic just to get some decent soup dumplings is a plus beyond plus! The soup dumplings were served hot, unlike some other places. The crab ones had a bold crab flavor to it, but both were super juicy! I was also impressed with their braised pork belly (aka "west lake pork belly). It was super moist, not overly salted, and most importantly, it wasn't greasy. We also had their beef noodle soup, which came up steaming! The broth as awesome and I like how it came with thinner noodles. It was also filled with large pieces of tender braised beef. The tripe and wine chicken were also great, but my favorite appetizer had to have been the turnip pastry puffs. Filled inside the flaky pastry were tiny bits of ham and perfectly shredded turnip. Everything was super fresh, hot, and tasty. My fiancé ordered general tsao's chicken and it came out crispy with a perfectly light sauce. Love this place! read more

TIP: There is FREE parking around the corner ! If you're heading towards Long Island, turn right before reaching Little Neck Fun. This spot has awesome soup dumplings and it's not in a crowded place unlike those in Flushing or Chinatown. I've been here twice and the food is consistently delicious. The food is very reasonably priced, and the service is wonderful. I tried their Braised Pork Rice for the first time and let me say...I am definitely coming back for more. The pork is so juicy and melts in your mouth. The sauce goes perfectly with the pork and there is just enough rice to evenly mix with the pork. It's awesome! The soup dumplings are great -- I wouldn't say they're out of this world but I'm also very biased. I've had soup dumplings from Din Tai Fung in HK so ever since then, no soup dumplings have come close to theirs. However, it is definitely on the tastier end in the area. The scallion pancakes are BOMB. Perfect crispness on the outside with a soft, chewy consistency in the inside. I can eat that for days. Definitely give this place 5 stars! read more

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Stopped by this place and thought why not try soup dumpling from a place other than flushing. To start off the service was okay. The food was a little too oily and didn't taste spectacular. Compare to flushing soup dumpling places such as shanghai yu and shanghai cuisine 33 its definitely not as authentic. The price is also more expensive too! This place only takes cash which was annoying but chase bank atm was right down the block. I wouldnt come back to this place but if you live in the area and didnt want to go all the way to flushing to get soup dumpling and deal with parking problems I would say give this place a try. read more

This review is a day late but I came in on a Sunday. It was pretty busy so it might explain why it took almost an hour to be seated. Actually, no it doesn't. Because, my party and I were waiting and people who came after us got seated before us. So we finally get seated by the host and he tells us to enjoy our meal. But we didn't even order yet.... Now, let's be honest. There are more cons than there are pros. So let's start with the pros. Pros: Good service. The waitress was friendly. The decor was nice and it seemed clean enough. Cons: We got an order of soup dumplings and as soon as we picked them up they all popped... Other than that the food was pretty alright. But everything was so expensive. The spicy beef noodle soup is 9.50. You could go to flushing and get better for half the price. Another huge con is that this place is CASH ONLY. Which probably means they're evading taxes... But everything's already so expensive for half assed food so you're better off going the extra mile to Joe shanghai or nan xiang in flushing to pay cash. Would I recommend this place? Let's just say that if anything I'd come back here it's to confirm my dislike of this place. read more

Soup dumplings are good. Other food is up to standard, can't complaint. It's good to have a restaurant like this near long island.

Wow I was amazing food was amazing and soup dumplings on point! Service was fast and great. I'm defiantly coming back I was so impressed! read more

Little Dumpling - Awesome soup dumpings - Taiwanese Near Me - Little Neck, New York

First visit, only cash! Tons of tables, clean, nice decor. I placed an order of beef scallion pancake, pork and crab shanghai dumplings, and a shrimp with snow peas to go, total $34. Lots of shrimp on a ton of snow peas, delicious pancakes, and my kid enjoyed the dumplings. All were good. Enjoy! read more

Finally a local spot where I don't have to drive all they way into the hectic Flushing. This place is new, clean, and the staff are very friendly. The famous Beef Noodle soup was delicious. I was told the receipt was award winning in Taiwanese, where it originated. read more

Little Dumpling - The famous Beef Noodle Soup and a Soup Dumpling on the side. - Taiwanese Near Me - Little Neck, New York

yesterday's food, today... if i wanted yesterday's food today, i would have went yesterday... don't get me wrong, there's one dish that i didn't enjoy, but end up loving... MARINATED BRAN DOUGH W/MUSHROOMS - i hate this dish, but it was good! BEEF SCALLION PANCAKE - burned with too much hoisin sauce. all i tasted was hoisin sauce... PORK SOUP DUMPLINGS - when the dumplings arrived, i was anxious to get my tongueburned! NO!! they were sitting on PAPER! i bit into it and it was room temperature. i've never had a soup dumpling made with pork broth, i mean Knorr's pork cubes? i'm stuck on Joe's Shanghai... BEEF NOODLE SOUP - the flavor caan be better. the noodles were half cooked. i'm not a fan of beef tendon, this beef tendon soup had none. THREE CUP CHICKEN - from the looks of it, it looked like 3 cup bone! the 3 pieces of chicken i had was dried chicken. what i mean by dried, it was chicken used from 2 days ago. you can actually see aside from the sauce that covers the chicken, how dry the meat is...the basil, OLD!! SHREDDED BEEF W/SPICY PEPPER - hahahhaa.a..... spicy? first off, when you bite into these peppers, there's supposed to be a crunch. NOT ONE WAS FOUND. i could't even describe the beef's texture... when i recieved the dish, i was waiting for rice....and waiting.........and waiting.............and nevermind. the host noticed only 2 of us eating dinner, and had EVERYTHING PACKED to go. he kindly asked, "is everything ok? is the food ok?" i replied, "yes, we just ate with our eyes..." all in all, there's a reason why i go to different places for different things. would i come back here to eat? no... read more

Little Dumpling - beef scallion pancakes - Taiwanese Near Me - Little Neck, New York

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This place is a little gem in little neck. Everything we had was amazing and made fresh. The cold noddles with sauce were light and flavorful. The soup dumpling are a must have. Scallion pancakes nice and crispy and not oily. The pork buns come as a little set of six and are fluffy and full of delicious meat. You may have to wait 10 to 15 mins for some dishes but its well worth it. The severs are very pleasant we never had to wait or ask for our water to be filled or our dirty dish to be taken. I only regret not saving room for dessert cause it looked amazing. read more

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Been coming here for years. Every time I come here the quality of food has diminished and the prices keep rising. I occasionally do take out and found that not only have the prices have increased, but the guy at the front desk has the worst attitude ever. Bad food is one thing, inexcusable attitude is not. I will stop coming here and making a little bit more of a travel to go to Nan Bei Ho in Bayside. Better service, Better food, Better prices, and most importantly better attitude. The only upside is if your not dealing with the front desk Nazi, the employees here are very welcoming. read more

I'm not impressed, maybe I'm spoiled by my favorite soup dumpling place in Flushing. Eats: - Beef scalion pancake......lacked quantity of beef but defintely not as greasy as other scalions pancakes I've had. - Soup dumplings are good and a must - Shanghai wonton soup was regular wonton soup. Dislikes: - Pricey for what you get - Floor was very slippery, not sure if it was just the night my wife and I went but we were slipping and sliding all over the place....so be careful. Tips: - Parking can be tough, so park in the lower level garage located on Browvale Lane. Garage is free. A little small so if spots are not available, just hang around for a few and something will free up. I don't plan on coming back. read more

Best Chinese food I have had in years!!! I can't say enough about this restaurant. The food was perfectly prepared, light sauces and so fresh!!! I live in florida but this will be a definite stop every time I come to NY. read more

This place is terrible. Waited over 40 mins for two dishes. ( Shanghai bokchoy and twice cooked pork). Both fairly simple dishes to make. Ordered soup dumplings and the soup was cold. Lovely..... Had them bring it back and it came out with two pieces missing. What? 7:30pm and this establishment only had 3 tables, including mine that was occupied. I am not surprised this place doesn't have customers. Better off going to flushing. read more