Busy dim sum place (ok dim sum ) had a private room for 20 of us @$60 per person minimum. Loved the giant round table with the huge lazy susan. 4* Food & Price Ordering from a menu placemat with lots of pictures was easy. 5* Menu had all the typical dim sum offerings. Were all ok and came out fast. 3* They have a cute hello kitty steamed bun that was filled with a sweet loose eggy paste 3* Service Had an excellent waitress who really tried to get us whatever we needed. 5* Located On the northern side of Northern Blvd Valet parking in the back read more

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I was looking for recommendations for dim sum and my friend sang praises about this place so we decided to give it a try. The place looks quite good, separated tables and lots of space. The service leaves a lot to be desired. The carts take forever to come around to our table and when they did get to us, the ladies kept pushing us to take dishes even after we repeatedly say no. There weren't many varieties of food available going around until we were leaving. The food wasn't bad and the restaurant was packed. Maybe we just came on an off day. read more

LN1380 - Seafood Near Me - Little Neck, New York

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Only 3 stars - finally writing a review after my third time eating here. Still can't give it a 4 (even though they do serve one of my fav dishes, geoduck sushi, upon request). Despite the drool worthy pics or the stock photo foodie pics plastered all over their exterior windows, the taste of some dishes are not as good as it looks. Frankly, I'd rather go another door down for the classic dim sum sit-down experience without the fancy tablecloths and stickers tacked up everywhere. This place while newer and more upscale looking, personally I think it pales in comparison to many dim sum restaurants in the hood when it comes to taste. However, they do score for the variety of dishes available and for creative plating/visuals. I've been here before for dinner but never for dim sum so this is my first visit for the morning tea and dim sum experience. I can definitely see why people come -- it's nicely decorated and looks way more modern with the giant banquette seating and tightly packed decorated tables. The variety of dim sum plates are also quite extensive. For example, the steamed rice rolls with your choice of protein filling and the steamed buns are plentiful. Regarding their dim sum, this place would not be my first choice based on taste. Their dinner menu fares much better but their pricing is on the higher side. They are more creative on the dinner offerings but also much more of a pain. Some classic dishes need to be ordered in advance to ensure they have it for you (ie, Peking Duck, Geoduck, sashimi appetizer fare, and other specialty seafood). If you try to order it on the spot, it's luck of the draw. So don't be disappointed if they say they're out of it. I don't care for the pre-order thing either so this irks me when the restaurant makes you do that. It's one thing to say the dish will take longer to prepare, it's another to say they don't have it. read more

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I come here for the cute character dim sum. The dim sum here in general is decent. We've been here twice and while there is generally no wait and nice in that street parking is always available, I'm not sure it is totally worth the drive. You choose your battle. Superb dim sum in Flushing and face the crazy traffic and parking situation or settle for dim sum that is just okay. Tough one. Don't expect good customer service. It is just your typical Chinese restaurant where there will be no smiles and the staffs job is to give you what you ask for and get you out fast to keep the turnover going. read more

LN1380 - egg custard steamed buns - Seafood Near Me - Little Neck, New York

The food always delicious to eat, many kind of food to choice, for your grandmother or your children, they would always find their own food . Nice service, a little bit old style service , mean they are slow and you have to ask for service when you need .This restaurant is look good enough to you and friends hang out for dinner , weekends, datings or business meetings! read more

Came here as a group of four for lunch. I'd have been better off just taking a sack full of pork buns to go. Everything served is pretty wet. Noodles included pork, shrimp or beef with a drizzle of some gravy inside. One of the dishes was tripe which was difficult to understand since the servers wearing masks don't really speak any English at all. We were never handed a menu. 3-5 servers swarmed the table offering steamed baskets at the same time they were offering little custard pies. It was a bit overwhelming. Asking the servers for guidance was impossible since they were all there at once. We held off on the custard items since it seemed weird getting them at the same time as the shrimp or beef. We had no way of knowing that the servers would never appear at our table again. We should have ordered everything when they first appeared. I really have no way of knowing what I might have missed from the menu since there was no menu. When I took the check up to the counter the person there seemed to be paying someone (a worker?) out of the register and they were in a long discussion. I stood there waiting and once they were done they both walked away. Someone else came over and asked me if I was ready and once I said yes, she was also distracted by way too much activity at the counter which delayed me even further. There has to be a better place and way to get a pork bun in this town. I don't see myself returning. read more

LN1380 - Seafood Near Me - Little Neck, New York

Read the review of one of my Yelp friends and bookmark to try the dim sum. This restaurant is on a busy street. There is street parking, if you can find one but read the signs. The restaurant charges $3 to park in the small parking lot behind the restaurant...not too bad if take longer than 1 hour. The restaurant is mid-sized, 2 sections. There are several big tables (if you have a big party, highly recommend calling to make a reservation) and several booths or tables. On Sat AM went with friends to the restaurant which was a bit packed. There was a bit of a waited for a table. Overall the customer turnover was relatively quick so have some patience. It's worth it. After you sit, you order tea, which the restaurant charges 80 cents per person (not too bad). This is your typical Chinese restaurant with push carts. The push cart ladies have mouth guards to avoid saliva going into the dishes. These cart lady will stamp your card based on the item you pick. Each item charge is either small ($3.25), medium ($3.75), or large ($4.50). There are items that are special, extra special or double special pricing otherwise you can order luncheon dishes from the waiter none of which we ordered. Overall the food is pretty good...liked the panda shaped bun (green tea which is delicious), minion (lau sha - the filling isn't totally liquidity but it is good enough), coconut jelly dessert is perfect and fresh and shrimp dumplings. Though I was disappointed with the shrimp rice crepe dish since there were only 2 shrimp in each crepe (more crepe than shrimp). Each gender had 1 restroom. The woman's restroom was huge and very well-kept. Saw so many items to try next time...would definitely come back read more

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LN1380 is the best kept dim sum secret in the Bayside/Little Neck area. Prospective patrons may not give LN1380 a second thought since it's not in the heart of downtown Flushing but they're missing out. The service and food is great here...relatively speaking of course. Servers are typically polite and smile. You have a wide selection of delicious dim sum from my favorite eggplant stuffed with fish paste to homemade egg custard tarts and bao (buns) shaped in forms of cute frogs of pigs but filled with delicious sweets like custard, coconut cream, or red bean paste. My only real gripe is parking around here. During the weekends you may have to park 1 or 2 blocks away. They have a very small parking lot in the back but I don't really trust the guy. read more

DIM SUM and ONLINE ORDERING. this is a dream for people who struggle with naming the dim sum items. Half the time, I'm describing the dish instead of naming what it actually is. The husband made a giant order online (about 30 items) for pick up. Process was smooth. And they even threw in a couple extras. The food is decent and they have some unique dishes as well like durian puffs and wrapped chicken (a chicken wing wrapped in paper). We haven't dined in yet bc of covid but i'm sure it's all even tastier in person! read more

This is by far the worst place I've ever ate at they are just horrible when it comes to taste customer service and they will charge you extra for the sauce and only give you half. These are the places that makes Chinese food looks bad as a Chinese person I strongly advise anyone that wants a quality Chinese food experience to steer clear of this scammy place. read more

LN1380 - Charges extra for 2 sauces they gave us half a sauce and refused refund - Seafood Near Me - Little Neck, New York

I personally love this place. Been coming here since they have opened. I think the food is great and for the most part all my friends and family think so as well. I come here most for dim sum which they have a lot to offer. Cute buns and friendly staff. My kids especially love this place. I also order take out often now due to the pandemic. Personally for what I get, it's always on point. Food come fast and prices are fair I think but for dim sum can be a little on the higher side however I don't mind paying a bit more for clean friendly service and good food. I have recommended them often to friends and all has said great things about them. read more

One major reason why I love dim sum is because everyone with similar or different taste buds can enjoy together. My favorite group of Yelper friends and I came here for dim sum on a Sunday afternoon. As usual once you arrive, you ask for number for your party and wait to be seated. I only wanted for about five minutes for a table for ten so it's not bad at all. For the first round, I got to enjoy different Chinese rice crepes which surprisingly I really enjoyed them. One unique item was the Rice Crepe with a Fried Shrimp Paste filling. I really liked the texture of the rice crepe - it's smooth, thin, and has a very little bit of mochi mouth-feel. I also enjoyed the classic Rice Crepes with Shrimp and Minced Beef as well since the texture. Another spotlight dim sum item was the Beef Tripe, dam it was tender! Egg Tarts were really good in flavor but it did not have the crispy, flaky texture so it was okay. Shu Mai was pretty interesting with the roe topping but I'm not sure if it really elevated it in flavor. Not too bad for a dim sum session! This is probably not my favorite dim sum spot but I would say it is pretty decent and would go back if I'm ever around Little Neck. read more

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Pros: Excellent and authentic dim sum and Cantonese cuisine. The congee is great, fried milk is fantastic, their raw items are fresh and tasty as well. Great service. Cons: Sauce for the jing-du ribs could have been a bit more even, but I'm nit picking here. Bottom Line: As a local Chinese family with a chef father-in-law, this restaurant is our go-to. read more

The service here is ok at best, but I love love love the food. The place is very authentic. Many of the service people don't speak English therefore it's hard to make any changes to your order. On Saturdays and Sunday they have dimsum. read more

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I'd say one of the best parts about this dining experience was the readiness of the food. I mean, we had barely settled in at our table when servers started offering us food from the carts. I guess that's not surprising nor concerning, since prepared food is carted from table to table throughout a restaurant serving dim sum. But I would have liked to have at least taken my jacket off before the servers rushed over eagerly. I feel that the food was subpar, in comparison with other dim sum restaurants I have visited. Not sure if the dumpling with watercress and shrimp is a staple of dim sum restaurants (as I didn't recall seeing it before), but this was my first time trying it. I love watercress and I love shrimp, but I cannot say I loved this particular dumpling, although maybe I would have liked it more if it were warm (maybe the flavors would have come out more, I don't know; I just didn't like it cold). The egg tart was good; it was just the right amount of flaky and buttery. After seeing photos of cute pastries decorated like animals in previous reviews, I asked one of the servers if they had it, and alas, they did! I had a pastry similar to this one in another restaurant, and I have to say that this pastry's custard (that of LN1380) was a tad thick for my liking. A big reason I am not giving LN1380 five or even four stars was the language barrier. I understand that English is not the first language of many of the employees (and I respect them for running a restaurant where they are not fluent in the primary language), but it became frustrating (on both OUR end and THEIR end) when we asked about particular dishes and they could not explain what the dish was. I would highly suggest that they prepare a description in English for the dishes, even if very simplistic (actually, the more simplistic, the better). For the cute animal pastries described above, I asked the server what was inside. He literally told me he did not know, left the side of our table to ask another employee, and returned, telling us that there is "egg" inside. Some customers may believe a soft-boiled egg or something was inside, but for the record, it was egg CUSTARD. Sorry if this is obvious to some, but to others, it may not be. I actually expected to see separated egg white and yolk inside, my bad. O:) Overall, I will say that I did not have the worst nor the best experience having dim sum at this restaurant. It was so-so for me. It's not high up on my list of recommendations. If you go with someone who is fluent in a Chinese dialect (not sure which dialect the employees of LN1380 are fluent in), then that will make your experience 10x better and your dining experience go more smoothly. read more

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Meh. All I can say about this place is that it's mediocre at best and definitely overpriced. I know, we're not in Flushing and they offer all the cute little character-looking dishes, but come on... this is DIM SUM. It's not even some type of fancy, fusion place that's hip and edgy... it's just your typical dim sum spot with the usual dishes you'd find anywhere... and they overcharge you.\ I actually gave this place a couple of tries before giving my final opinion. The food isn't bad, but it's nothing spectacular either. They always somehow "run out" of something (even at 11am on a Wednesday), so I've always been disappointed for some reason or another the times I've eaten here. Anyway, I'd rather go to Northern Manor a couple doors down for cheaper prices if I'm really craving dim sum. read more

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Clean. Open atmosphere. Delicious dim sum. If you have friends that tell you LN1380 serves the best dim sum and how it's Queens best... tell them to stfu cause they are over-hyping it, which at the end of the day, will leave you disappointed. Now if you go there just thinking you want good dim sum, you're there to just feed that fat stomach and taste bud of yours, you will enjoy it very much. Everything is fresh. The animal buns are gimmicky but they are delicious. This place is great. Just don't get over-hyped by influencers of the world. They aren't serving crack. read more

Came here for weekend dim sum with friends...it gets busy but if you pick the right time. Didn't take us too long for a table of four. They will take reservations for bigger groups...call to double check based on the size of your party. They have their own private parking lot for (valet parking for $3) while you are dining...but pay attention to time limit (1.5 hours for lunch and 2 hours for dinner). They have some creative items - buns in shape of caterpillar (Chinese sausage), panda (green tea was my favorite), minion color (egg mix), pig (egg), etc. Some food items in the shape of chicks...very cute! Décor is nice and service was good along with the dim sum. We were asked if we wanted to take the table by the door but that's very inconvenient when people are coming in and out. After waiting for a little bit, we got a booth inside close to the kitchen. It was perfect as we could see all the carts and the food. It made it very easy for us to order whatever we wanted fairly quickly. The servers speak Cantonese so fairly easy to understand or just ask them what the item is in English. Best to come with a group so that you can try many of their items. Rice noodles with fried dough was really good, the rice role with shrimp was ok. Har gow, shumai, turnip cake were good. Coconut bar was very good. If you are going to try the buns, try to share them otherwise you will get full! They are good though! Will definitely come back again to try more of their dim sum and regular menu items. read more

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When I don't want to go all the way to flushing for Dimsum, I normally come here. The food is good and I love being able to choose what I want to eat when the lady rolling the cart comes around. read more

Two reviews in one. Lunch: Dimsum saturdays are packed! The space is limited but business is good. The cutest thing about this place is the animal shapes buns. Theyre so cute I want them eve though the inside filling isnt my favorite. The variety compared to Chinatown and Flushing isnt the same but, they definitely have the same feel and service. I highly recommend this place and the price is good! Dinner: Came here on a snowy night for some chinese food. The prices are higher but the portions are huge! We went family style with some yang chow fried rice, crispy garlic chicken, pork chops, veggies and sweet and sour fish. Dishes are a little salty for my taste but other than that, I was very satisfied. They also have private rooms and you can make reservations for big parties. read more

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Cutest face buns!! :) I came here for the very first time with the husband and daughter this past Sunday for dim sum... it was actually the husband's spur of the moment as he was browsing through my bookmarks on Yelp. Apparently, I had this restaurant bookmarked after seeing one of my fellow instagramer's deliciously looking food pics! Overall, this place is not bad.. it's very clean and spacious. Best of all, very kids friendly!!! They definitely don't add a lot of salt in the food so it's perfect for health cautious peeps. However, some can argue that the food is too bland. I'd say they serve mostly modernized dim sum with some traditional ones here and there. The cute looking buns is a catchy sales gimmick - kinda too cute to eat but tasted good. I felt the cart ladies were semi-pushy to get rid of the food on their carts but the husband didn't think so. Maybe it's because I only pointed at something and they immediately put it on our table without us asking for it first. Meh! The husband likes how parking is convenient here compared to Flushing. I really like how they have the good sturdy wooden highchairs for kids with footrest! I do recommend to try this place at least once just for the cute face bun experience. :) That's how this place attracted me to begin with hehe However, I don't think this is my to-go dim sum place every weekend though. I just don't see it happening. Once in a while is more likely. The husband and I still prefer the stronger taste in our food that's all! ;D read more

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This is my second time at this place for dim sum. It's great it's only a 15min drive from my house the service is great here. Overall the dim sum is good here. It's not as good as flushing but good. The beef crepe noodle is very fresh and different Instead of mincing the beef they had it as shredded beef. The chicken feet is good here soft, juicy and flavorful. The crispy dough wrapped in the rice crepes. Delicious!! The dough was still crispy on the outside and soft on the inside and the crepe outside with the hoisin sauce is awesome!!!!! The buns are made into these cute designs. They have a lot of cute dim sum dishes will need to come back to try the others or come back with a larger group of people!! read more

LN1380 - Beef crepe noodle!! - Seafood Near Me - Little Neck, New York

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This review is based solely on the few dim sum dishes I had tried from here. I know it's a gimmick but they were just too cute not to try and take a picture of...agree? I got the minced pork turnovers, pig face custard buns, sausage buns and green tea buns. Talk about a carb overload! I got them to-go and the wait was less than 15 minutes, the manager was friendly and nice and the place was very spacious and clean. However, they were just ok in terms of taste...not great nor bad. The pork turnovers were very greasy with not enough filling, custard and green tea buns were decent but a little too sweet for my liking and the sausage buns were hard and super dry. Idk about the weekends but on the weekdays, it's order form only, no carts. I'll most likely go back to have a full dim sum or dinner experience but for now, it's a-ok. Update (4/17): I've tried their dim sum and lunch/ dinner dishes and they were all disappointing. All their dishes (non dim sum) are filled with msg, not just a little but probably a boatload. I would avoid the Peking duck. Not to mention, the service here is atrocious! I called for a pick up order and the manager told me 20 min while I arrived 30 min later and it was still not done until exactly 50 min later. read more

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Convenient location with sufficient variety to satisfy dimsum craving without going to flushing. Quality and prices are reasonable and online ordering makes it a breeze and avoid stress over language barrier. Only comment is I would pass on the Hong Kong famous bun with bbq pork. Not good. Sticj with the steamed version. read more

Great tasting . Good portion for family and sharing . Will visit again . Parking in the back is a good plus . But small lot sometimes hard to get in and out during busing time read more

3.5 stars Came here at around 11 am on a Sunday and it was already packed! This is definitely the nicest looking dimsum place I've been to. The decor is very modern and different from what you would normally see at dimsum restaurants. Very nice service as well and they continuously kept us posted on how much longer of a wait it would be until we were to be seated. The main selling point of this place is definitely the cute cartoon dimsum. I had originally thought that nicely crafted dimsum would mean inferior taste but I was wrong. All of the dishes that we ordered were top notch. I especially liked the siu mai cause the skin was very thin, just like what it should taste like. The green tea buns and piggy buns were very tasty as well as were the pineapple pork buns and steamed dumplings. The ones that are shaped like birds were just average though because they weren't hot, just room temperature. I would say this is a nice place for authentic HK dimsum if you're in the area. I took off stars mainly because: 1) It's ~$10 more than what you would normally pay at other dimsum places but I guess you're paying for the decor and novelty of the cartoon dimsum 2) We were seated in an isolated section near the back (our choosing cause we didn't want to wait any longer) and one of the ladies that was pushing the carts (the cart with the best food IMO if I may add) kept on neglecting us and only serviced the front area. We waited for her to return to our section but she never did so we just left. read more

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I came here on a Monday for dim sum and it was one of the best experiences I ever had. I've had dim sum all over flushing and nothing compares to this place! The food is incredibly fresh and comes out super hot made to order. The food was so delicious!!! We ordered a bunch of dishes from the kitchen as well and everything we ordered was a huge hit. There's a parking lot in the back (it's pretty small) but it was empty on a Monday. read more

The 2nd time I've been here for Dim Sum. First time was right after it opened and it was still going thru opening bumps. It's been awhile and I decided to go back and see if it got better. The food was really good the first time. They are still very busy and they don't take reservations for less than 4 people. There is parking in the rear but it's pretty tight. Otherwise it's metered parking or street parking a few blocks away. There are tables and booths and some of the tables have the lazy Susie's. So for dim sum, there are carts pushed by and you order what you want. You can also order stuff off of the regular menu but there are enough options from the carts. Rice noodles, Pork buns, bamboo skin rolls, shrimp dumplings, lotus leaf rice, and much more. Everything was delicious. I'll have to come back and try the regular menu as well. read more

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We went there for dim sum on a Saturday morning. Got there 10:45 am. Table available right away. It started to fill up after 11 am. Dim sum sold in push carts and by people carrying in trays. You can also order from the kitchen specifically. Pros: 1. Cartoon dim sum. Very cute. Other reviewers stated they run out. We were able to try all their cartoon dim sum plus more. 2. Free valet park in back in small lot. Asking for $3 tips per car. Otherwise, meter parking. 3. Ask owner at cashier if discounts offer if you pay cash. We got 8 % discount. 4. I asked for hot crispy spring roll instead of the cold ones they were selling on trays. They did. 5. Taste of food was so so. Acceptable. But better than driving to Flushings where nowhere to park except garages. Same with price. Not the cheapest but will return for same reason. 6. Good variety. Try the coconut dessert. 椰汁榚. Cons: 1. One lady staff was hovering us when the restaurant getting crowded. My husband was still eating and she asked if we finish and if we need to pack up the leftovers. Same lady stood and wait for us as we got ready to leave. Once we stood up, she leaned over and grabbed the cash tips on table and left. No thank you. No smile. Rude! read more

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New Dim Sum spot in Little Neck Queens NY. Place reminds of Hong Kong a little bit, new, clean and modern. During Dim sum brunch times, you order the different types and quantity of dishes you want on their selection form in the beginning and hand it to the staff. There's a few carts rolling around the place, but the main source of your food will be via your order form. I prefer ordering my food on the form versus getting them from the traditional carts, seems like it is more cleaner and fresher when I know it is coming out steaming hot from the kitchen. They have most of the popular dim sum dishes, like steamed ribs, beef rice rolls, shrimp rice rolls, chicken feet, beef balls, taro/turnip cakes. They all tasted fine and great. The main dishes made to order from the kitchen were on point and fairly priced. I ordered the seafood mixed rice noodle dish and the ying yang fried rice. They both were packed with fresh ingredients, tasted awesome and their portions were family style. Dinner is very consistent and Hong Kong Style. They offer very traditional and classic dishes. Service was very good and they were very attentive in refilling my tables' tea and giving us new plates when they started to get dirty or pilling up with bones from the chicken feet dish. Small parking lot in the back, but if its full, best to park on the metered street in front or park around the neighborhood where there is free parking and just walk a few steps. Comparing this new place with Northern Manor next door, I would actually come here first since the seating is more comfortable and place is less chaotic of what you typically see in busy dim sum restaurants and having people wait for the carts to come to their table...only to see that the dish you wanted is already taken by other tables along the way. read more

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I'm pretty picky with dimsum, but with very few places open during this pandemic, my options were limited. After my yelp search for my dimsum fix, I found this place was open. I called and they said dimsum was served until 3pm. When I arrived I thought it was going to be quick and they had a full menu. Negative for both. The take out was 1 hour with a limited menu. It was unfortunate, but at least they were honest about the wait time. Next time I'll just call ahead. As for the food- best in queens for dimsum and their prices are more reasonable than flushing. They alao offer chicken shumai, which was delicious. read more

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Great new place that offers dim sum everyday. The service here is one of the best that we received at a Chinese restaurant. It's a great alternative (and dare I say better) than Northern Manor next door. We came here on a Sunday with a party of 11 and were seated right away. The carts were a little sparse, but they remembered what we wanted and brought it over when they had it. It was crowded but we didn't feel rushed. The dim sum seems a little more expensive but the quality is phenomenal. It's not as greasy and heavy as other places. We also came here for an early lunch on a Friday. The dim sum is even better because everything is cooked to order. This process is a little slower but the food was delicious. You also get to pick off a sheet, so you can see what they have to offer. Again, the service was excellent. The only thing I'm not a fan of is the parking situation. It's very difficult to find a spot on the weekend. I wish they had a parking lot. But that won't stop us from returning! read more

LN1380 - Honey roast pork rice rolls. Yum! - Seafood Near Me - Little Neck, New York

First time back since February 2020. Food was actually really good even though I read some reviews saying they're quality went down since the pandemic. Staff and dimsum ladies were very friendly. read more

LN1380 - Seafood Near Me - Little Neck, New York

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A few months old restaurant, next to Northern Manor. It's a modern decor, decent service and typical Cantonese cuisine, not dissimilar to Northern Manor. Street parking or on site at the rear - be careful though - some parking spots belong to other stores. The restaurant hasn't gotten their liquor licenses yet, so BYOB, no corkage fee, at the moment. Dinner seems a better deal than dim sum lunch. They provide two freebies: boiled peanuts which is really good and the delicious seaweed which has sands. We sat at one of the comfortable semi circular booths. Over all, I'd give it 3.5 star: nothing wrong, but nothing is impressive. I'm stingy. Maybe if they maintain the cleanness five years down the road, I'll give them 4. It rained heavily during our dinner. A beautiful rainbow after we finished - the silver lining? read more

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First of all, to find a HongKong style dim sum place near where I live is basically a challenge. And to have LN1380 nearby is the best thing when you need a close-to-HK dim sum! Dim sum is one of the greatest creations in HK, and it's not whoever speaks Cantonese that knows what it takes to have a total package of Dim Sum experience! LN1380 reminds me the good dim sum! The good dim sum in HK! read more

Terrible service. I don't understand why they are so understaffed here on a night where you know it will be busy. They usually will place in the food and have the receipt on the table for you (as shown). It has listed the time the order was placed and my first dish came out at 9:02. When I asked the manager why the food was taking so long, he said the food wait is usually an hour and 20 minutes, smiling. SMILING. Like this is a casual thing that happens. I'm currently waiting for my next dish and the time is 9:20. I have 4 dishes left and expect to leave by midnight. The one aromatic garlic chicken I ordered came out too salty and not hot.. so how long has it been sitting back there??? read more

LN1380 - Seafood Near Me - Little Neck, New York

Don't understand the low ratings. It's a solid Canto spot, especially for being located in LI and not having to drive into Flushing. It seems to have remained open during the pandemic. I went once for takeout and they were swamped! I normally don't order Canto food for takeout, because it is near enjoyed straight out of the kitchen so you can truly experience the "wok hay!" With that said, with no end in sight, we needed to get our Canto fix and it hit the spot! Our thoughts for takeout only: Was able to mostly sustain quality & taste: 1. Walnut shrimp 2. Beef Ho Fun 3. Lobster Sticky Rice Would probably not get again for takeout: 1. Sesame Chicken 2. Crispy Fried Chicken 3. Canto style lobster Will come check out dim sum! read more

I come to eat dim sum here with fam every now and then. This is a decent alternative when you want to avoid the huge crowds and tough parking at flushing spots. There's a good amount of tables. Try to get a booth otherwise the regular tables can feel a bit congested with the carts being pushed around next to you. The food can be really good but at times some dishes don't taste as fresh. However, they do have a lot of cute baos and a variety of dishes. read more

LN1380 - Seafood Near Me - Little Neck, New York

Congee and dim sum are on yummy. There's small and large tables up to 12 so bring your friends and family for an authentic taste of Hong Kong! There's an entire list of additional foods to eat like soup, noodles, and twin lobster. read more

LN1380 - Menu - Seafood Near Me - Little Neck, New York

Don't understand the low reviews, such an authentic dimsum spot/canto style family food in Little Neck. Love not having to stress about parking and the crowds you're battling in flushing. We been here for dimsum and the classics are solid, they are even creative and have new dishes on weekends. Food always look super fresh and of good quality. We also been here for dinner and their dinner menu is amazing too! I would even say most the dimsum cart pushing aunties here are the most friendly I ever encountered (but we know we not in these spots for service, just great food). read more