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    Old Street Pan Fried Dumpling 老街生煎

    3.5 (24 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Mixed Pan Fried Pork & Crab Buns 8/$10 +bonus bun
    Chun M.

    Quickest dumplings in Flushing! Just walk right up to the street stall on Roosevelt Ave at the top of the 7 train stairs, order your dumplings, they box it up, you pay and you eat! EZ PZ. It's WYSIWYG, so point at what you want and hold up the number of fingers of how many you want. If you stand there waffling about what to order, please step aside and let the next person order their dumplings. We got just about everything they had from left to right. Taiwanese Sausage on a stick (sweet or spicy), Pan Fried Mini Buns (Pork or Pork & Crab), Pan Fried Pork Dumplings & Tea Eggs. You can get a large order to take home or a small half order, if you aren't too hungry. I haven't figured out what the flat ones are yet, so we'll have to try them next time. It was also at the end of the day, an hour before closing, so the lady was kind enough to throw in an extra dumpling, bun and egg in each of our orders. These aren't the best I've had, but if you are on the run or need something for a quick dinner, these dumplings are perfect. They also give you cups of soy/vinegar based dipping sauce and I like to mix in some hot sauce when I get home. So if you're headed home on the 7 train or running to catch the 7, grab some dumplings and everybody on the train will be jealous. Or grab a cup (or two) of the roasted salted peanuts for a quick snack. It tastes like they mix in some sugar in the salt to give it a unique salty/sweet taste.

    Storefront
    Roger P.

    This wasn't even on our food itinerary but we walked by and the worker was very convincing. And honestly, the sausages and pan fried dumplings looked pretty good through the window. There's a variety of fillings and types of dumplings but we wanted to just try what they're named after. Cash only! Since spicy and non-spicy were the same price, we were able to mix and choose within a set of 5 for $7. One of them has black sesame seeds on the top so you can differentiate spicy and non-spicy but I forgot which one it was. The spicy was pretty spicy, so if you're sensitive, make sure to get non-spicy. With each order, you'll also get a small sauce cup with black vinegar but it wasn't enough for 5 dumplings. The pan fried dumplings were decently big with a good ratio of meat filling to the fluffy outer layer. We also ordered 2 Taiwanese sausages for $5. And again, you can choose spicy or non-spicy. The spicy version is just the same sausage but covered with a spicy powder. The sausages themselves were thick and slightly sweet...just as expected for Taiwanese sausages. I think we got everything for a good value and we weren't expecting it to taste as good as it did. Nothing to go out of your way for though but I recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

    Beef bun
    Mia H.

    When walking in Flushing, you may have walked by this street stall a couple times. Each time I walked by, it looked delicious, so I had to try it once. I got the beef bun and it was delicious. The outside was so crispy, there was so much beef in the bun, and it was super juicy. The woman working here was super kind and warned me when eating the bun as it may drip a lot and gave me TONS of napkins to ensure I didn't get it on my clothes. It was so delicious, and I would definitely stop by again to try their other bites.

    chinese fried cruller(youtiao)
    Lina F.

    This place wasn't that great! I got the deep fried chinese fried cruller(youtiao) and it was awful. The dough wasn't hard and chewy. Not crispy and soft. I ended up giving it away to homeless people who asked me for food on the subway. I got the soy milk next door and that was yummy.

    pan fried pork bun
    Emily G.

    Okay!!! The pan-fried pork buns were very yum! I loved the vinegar-soy sauce that came with it. I poured some into the bun once I took a bite! Service is nice and very quick. The buns come warm; eat them while they're fresh, even if that means you're standing on the street! Also this is the stall right next to the Tiger Sugar boba.

    Clara C.

    This seemed like a good spot to get Shanghai pork buns. The lady was so aggressive. I got intimidated because my Mandarin Chinese is not so great. I didn't want to order 6, but she kept insisting. I was finally able to tell her that I only wanted to order 4, and I wanted it spicy. The only spicy part was a spicy seasoning powder. It's pretty good as a snack since it's quick. There wasn't really a line. She did give me two forks and napkins.

    Andrew N.

    This place served the juiciest pan fried dumplings I've ever had. The juice was falling out of the dumpling after every bite. The dumpling was crispy as well.

    Mixed dumplings
    Sally Y.

    Right by the 7 subway station. Easy to go meal. The dough was thick and semi chewy. The filling inside can be done better- need more filling compared to the thick dough. There's juice inside the dumplings so need to be cautious when in taking. Staff was friendly and she just packed the dumplings without any consideration of what I've asked for. But nonetheless, she wasn't rude but accompanied my order. Ambiance is not there since it's just a storefront that packs the items at the spot. Overall, not sure if it's because I ate it mid temperature, it was underwhelming. I don't think I would come back since it wasn't mind blowing. It's mid 3/5

    Buns and taiwanese sausages. Sausages are really fatty
    Suri K.

    Make sure to give EXACT amount in cash for the precise amount of buns you asked for, because the ladies that work there will try to take advantage of you if you don't speak Chinese and add additional items to your order and then change you for it. The food is fine, there's no difference in taste between the pork bao and the crab bao, so save your money and just get the pork.

    Eggplant in garlic sauce
    Kers Y.

    It's located right when you get off the 7 train. It's open early in the morning for breakfast. They are always busy, but the line moves quickly. I stopped by in my way home from work and pick up some pan friend pork buns and a small container of eggplant. Their prices for 4 pan fried buns are more than I've seen in Flushing. The bread for the buns were pretty dry. They have a pork and crabmeat pan friend bun I didn't try. I like their eggplant in garlic sauce. I would com back to get the eggplant and skip the buns.

    Taiwanese Sausage
    Richard C.

    4.5 stars. I walked by here multiple times on the way to another place I wanted to try and every time I pass by it, I always get something. They display the food and it always looks really tempting and I could never control myself. I only got pictures of the pan fried buns and taiwanese sausage, but I also tried their pan fried dumplings, deep fried chinese donut, and egg and chive pancake. Everything was always really tasty and I would highly recommend trying this place out. The price was pretty good since it's street food, so definitely try it out if you walk by it.

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    Mimi C.

    This is one of those spots you have to visit if you're doing a street food crawl. The pan fried buns and dumplings are so good. The ladies behind the glass are quick and nice. They even gave us a free soy bean milk drink. It was sugar free so I didn't really enjoy it but it was kind of them to offer it. The food is purely amazing. A must try if you're looking for a super quick bite.

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    Erik V.

    If you're waiting for the bus on Roosevelt Ave to go to La Guardia, this place is great to pick up something on the go to enjoy on your flight home. I had the pan-fried pork dumplings, and Taiwanese sausage on a stick, and they were delicious! The place can be hard to find since you can't search for it on Google Maps, and the name of the place is not on the storefront in English.

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