Ordered takeout from The Bund on Friday evening. I enjoyed the Dumplings, and assume they would be even better for dine-in, but the rest of my meal was a let down. Quality: While I am disappointed I did not get a chance to dine-in at The Bund, I wanted to make sure I tried their signature dishes before moving across town. We ordered three items for takeout, and they were all just okay. I started with the Peking Duck Bao, which was just an add-on and was fine. I felt the duck itself was a bit tough, but the flavor was good. The Crab Pork Soup Dumplings were the item I was most excited for, but also what I was most worried about doing takeout. It held up better than expected, and the flavor was very good. This is clearly a must order, and I assume fresh out the kitchen it is fantastic. I was also looking forward to the Kungpao Chicken & Shrimps, which I figured would hold up and looked very tasty. I just did not love the flavor. The chicken was tender, and I liked the snap of the shrimp, but I felt it was all extremely bland. And the less than appealing fried rice did not help either. Quantity: The dumplings were a little smaller than I expected, but the entree was quite large. Value: $6.50 for the Peking Duck Bao. $9 for the Crab Pork Soup Dumplings. $15 for the Kungpao Chicken & Shrimps. Ambiance: The Bund is located in the Forest Hills area of Queens. They have set up a small seating area on the street out front, but with no covering and no heaters, it is not a reasonable option in the winter. Inside they have tables along each wall with several televisions in the back. A few decorations cover the walls, but is pretty minimalistic other than the lantern style lights. Crowd: No one else waiting for pickup, but it was a bit early for dinner. Usually a pretty constant crowd, but definitely impacted by COVID restrictions. Service: Order was ready quick, and they gave a perfect time estimate. Consider arriving a little early if grabbing takeout. Parking: Street parking in front of the restaurant and on the surrounding blocks. read more

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I ordered the spicy beef udon for take out and the beef was pretty much raw! I don't understand how this is ok to pack when it's clearly not cooked. I ordered via Uber eats and was refunded for this dish. I also ordered the soup dumplings which were ok. But lost my appetite once I saw the raw beef in my udon. read more

The Bund - Shanghainese Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

The Bund now offers frozen dumplings, including frozen dim sum dumplings and soup dumplings. They also offer steamer basket sets. They are the only ones in Forest Hills and Rego Park to offer this option. While frozen supermarket dumplings cost 75% less, a $20 of frozen siu mai is a standard restaurant price for bulk packs of good frozen dim sum dumplings. Uploaded a photo of a container of frozen siu mai with pork and shrimp. Can't wait to try the others. Overall, I think the food at The Bund has gotten even better during the pandemic. It's nice to have these options close to home without having to travel to Flushing or Chinatown for bulk frozen dim sum, especially in these strange times we're in. read more

Forest Hills has been in search for a good take-out chinese spot since the OG Oriental Palace (Where Asian Fortune is now lcoated) closed its doors over 5 years ago. The agony of losing the best take-out chinese food has taken a toll on me resulting in me eating significantly less chinese food. The Bund has come along and is helping mend those fresh wounds. I find myself eating more chinese food after a long hiatus all thanks to the tasty food that The Bund is putting out. The other night we ordered Bund for delivery and were extremely happy with the food that we got. We ordered chicken with eggplant in garlic sauce, Fried dumplings, and a wonton soup. Everything we ordered tasted exactly how we wanted it to taste. What more could you want from a chinese restaurant? We opted for the Chicken + Eggplant in an attempt to be slightly healthier, otherwise we would have ordered General Tso's chicken for the full glory. I have to admit that nobody can make General Tso's chicken like the extremely talented owners of Oriental Palace (We miss you), but I am excited to give it a try at Bund. read more

The Bund - Fried Dumplings and Chicken w/ Eggplant in Garlic Sauce - Shanghainese Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

Ordered in last night and the food was really great. Honestly I don't know how they were able to deliver the soup dumplings so hot. Those usually don't travel well, but these were hot and light & delicious. Chicken and eggplant were also hot and fresh and tasty. Special fried rice, scallion pancake and dumplings in peanut sauce were great as well. The best part was no MSG as I often get a headache from that. Friendly delivery person as well! read more

This was good ! Lots of flavor . Fast service and friendly staff . Enjoyed it very much

The wonton soup tastes like dish water and the dumplings are basically all dough with hardly any meat. In meal S23 it is all chicken skins with no real meat. I strongly recommend you go elsewhere for your Chinese food. read more

We have been eating food from this restaurant for about a year and a half now. The food is always very fresh hot tasty and well prepared. Most of the dishes we've had are delicious. They specialize in Dim sum, shu mai, dumplings and wontons. The wontons with the peanut sauce and the chili oil is to die for. Two dishes will set you back 25 to $30. They deliver through most of the online delivery apps. My only complaint was that when you ask them to add chicken to a vegetarian dish the amount of chicken they give you is very very small. Not nearly enough for two people. Other than that I consider the cuisine from this restaurant to be one of the best in Forest Hills. read more

Their pork belly stew w Shanghai baby bok Choy is very flavorful and satisfying. Their garlic fried pork hock is equally mouthwateringly salty and scrumptious. The Best thing, surprisingly was the veggie gluten with wooden ear appetizer side. Wow that is sweet, tender, meaty, just to die for really. The wings and fried rice are requisite, nothing special. The bund was surprisingly good, quick and cheap for the quality and quantity. Will be back very, VERY soon. read more

The Bund - Shanghainese Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

So upsetting to know that such good food comes from a kitchen full of cockroaches. We go with our family to eat in the restaurant and what comes served to us, with our very last dish? A dumpling tray with a cockroach running around on the lid. We yell over to the guy and say look at this and all he does is take the piece with the bug as if we we're going to eat anything after that. We lost our appetite completely. This has never ever happened to my husband and I and we are disgusted by this horrific situation. After knowing and seeing this we will no longer be coming to this restaurant. Just hope to save others the trip. Hopefully someone goes to retest their grade level soon because clearly they shouldn't have an A rating. read more

All the way to Forest Hills because of a review in the Times. Not bad. If only Prospect Heights has an upscale Chinese restaurant like Bund all would be right in the world. A garlic cucumber appetizer that was so fresh the vegetable might have been picked this morning. Delicious juicy dumplings. Sweet and sour eggplant that was delicious. Lamb that was crispy but a tad overdone and not as moist as I would have expected. And great noodles with a meat sauce. Crispy pork hock (we didn't know what hock was either) was crispy enough but just a tad too dry. read more

The Bund - How good is the food at the Bund? Here's my plate at dinner's end. - Shanghainese Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

We have ordered takeout once and wasn't very pleased with the portions while the food was good but portions were noticeably smaller. So last high I decided to give the Bund a second chance and placed an order for takeout. I ordered cumin spiced beef , sautéed string beans, beef chow fun, and Beijing noodle with meat sauce. The Beijing noodle with meat sauce was a huge disappointment, I literally paid $6 for noodles with one tablespoon of meat sauce (See photos) , my wife was angry that. I didn't order for Cuzco the Peruvian place 2 blocks down because all he entrees came in small servings . I assume it may be better to eat in person but don't expect me to ever order takeout ever again. Again the food was good just that you get very little for what you are paying read more

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The interior is modern, with a colorful skyline of Shanghai on one wall and decorative lights. I ordered a pork soup dumpling and ZhaJiang Mian. The pork soup dumpling skin was a little thick, but the soup was on point. My noodles were chewy, which is good. Chewy noodles are always good in my book! The staff was friendly and told me to take my time because they saw that I was working on my schoolwork. I didn't need WiFi, but I saw that you can get signal from the Starbucks WiFi (although it may be a little slow). read more

We had been searching for a place in Queens that has good Chinese dumplings. We finally came across The Bund. I'm so very glad that we did. You walk in and and it's a relatively small restaurant. We had arrived just as the lunch menu was ending. They have quite an extensive menu. A lot of it sounds weird to be honest with you but we have it a shot any who. We started off with the Wontons in a spicy chili sauce. They were so good!! They had fresh cilantro as a garnish on top which completed the flavors. Then I got the Bund pork and crab soup dumplings. They came with a sauce that was nice and tangy. The flavors of the dumplings were outstanding. The pastry was thin and just perfect. He got the Pork Noodle Soup. It was spicy and delicious. A little bit oily but it was ok. I then got the red bean ice cream for dessert. That was also amazing. The only thing I can say that was a minor let down is that the tea that they brought to the table on the beginning was lukewarm. That is the only thing that was a negative. But it was completely overlooked because our lunch was so good!! We just found our favorite dumpling restaurant in Queens!! read more

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It's nice little place in queens great Asian food friendly staff fast service hopefully they put some more food like fish on their lunch menu read more

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Mediocre at best. Place was emptied for lunch, and waitstaff were eating lunch themselves. Ordered the soup Dumplings and a chicken lo mein. Dumpling filling lacked flavour and not enough soup drippings. Though I prefer dumpling dough to be thin, it was so thin that it rips apart as I picked it up. The chicken lo mein was seasoned pretty right. Check-in on Yelp and got my free soda, if paying by cash there is a 5% discount on your total bill. Guess, the latter incentives makes up for the food. read more

The Bund - Chicken Lo mein - Shanghainese Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

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Only my second time trying soup dumplings, but it wasn't great Preferred crabmeat to pork ones. Even though it was salty, they were a bit bland. Defn not as good as the ones I had at Little Dumpling in Little Neck. Really thought the Wontons in Red Chili Sauce would be spicier and more flavorful Also, we were like the only one's there, and the service was TERRIBLE that day. We had to ask for a menu after being seated for like 5min.. Hot n Sour soup hit the spot, but not really why I come to a Shanghainese place.. read more

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I first visited Bund at a Yelp Elite event in February 2017. My daughter and her boy friend were taking my wife out for a birthday dinner. When they told me they were taking her to Bund and asked me to join them I jumped at the opportunity. This would be my second taste of Shanghainese cuisine and I wanted to try their food at a non Yelp event. I would have given Bund 5 stars but deducted a star for our server's attitude, she acted like we were keeping her from other things. Her other failures are noted below. The restaurant was fairly busy but we had no problem getting a table for four. My daughter had ordered from Bund in the past and really like their cold noodles in sesame sauce so we started with that. It was very good with properly cooked noodles and a delicious sauce. The sauce left our plates very dirty and should have been taken away without my having to ask for them to be replaced. I did not want to put my dumplings into peanut sauce. Though it might have helped the dumplings, read on. One of the things that impressed me at the Yelp event was the Pork w. Shredded Vegetable and Bean Curd Soup so we ordered it for the table. Everyone liked the soup, even my daughter's finicky boy friend. The broth reminded me of a good egg drop soup but instead of the egg it's chock full of bean curd, shredded pork and greens. Next we ordered some pork soup dumplings. This was something that I had wanted to try at the Yelp event but they did not serve us any that night. My first experience with soup dumplings did not move me they were just OK. After reading other Yelp reviews I now realized that our server did not give us the vinegar or spicy dipping sauces. The pork was good as was the small amount of broth inside the dumpling but I'd rather save room for something more substantial. Perhaps had we been given the dipping sauces that might have brought this over the top for me. I liked the Kung Pao chicken with shrimps and peanuts. This was very tasty and even though there were pieces of red chilies in it, it was not spicy at all. Just flavorful. The boy friend ordered beef lo mein, it was also very good. My daughter was curious about the shrimp with green tea sauce so she ordered some. What arrived at the table were whole shrimps in a very tasty sauce. This is a very sloppy dish to eat as the shrimp need to be peeled and there is no way to peel them without using yer fingers. Be sure to ask for plenty of napkins. This dish should also come with wet naps for cleaning your fingers. Also after reading other Yelp reviews I also realized that our server did not bring us any sliced oranges for desert as mentioned in other reviews. My second venture to Bund was a very nice experience. My wife wants to go back. When we do I will want to order some of the things I tried at the Yelp event. I'll also make sure the server brings us all the condiments that belong with each dish. The Bund is a welcome addition to the neighborhood. read more

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Overall this is a favorite takeout spot of ours, and its Yelp rating right now (3.5 stars as I'm writing) is too low. Certainly one of the best places for takeout in the area. We love soup dumplings, and there are a lot of places in the area that do a great job with them, but The Bund has the best ones for takeout. The proportions on the dumplings are excellent, they're flavorful, and they're the perfect size. Compared to other soup dumplings in the area, we've noticed that the skin on these is just a bit thicker. It makes a big difference by making them easier to handle, especially when they're stuck together and you're pulling them apart in a takeout tray. Apart from the soup dumplings, they do a pretty good job with our favorites. My preference is their Chicken and Eggplant dish, which I compare to an upgraded version of Spy C's excellent garlic eggplant dish. My girlfriend loves the Mapo Tofu, which has a decent kick to it. One last good thing that is a little funny is that whenever we takeout, no matter what we order, the food is insanely hot (to the touch). I don't know what this place does in particular to make it this way, and it's definitely more so than other places. It actually makes for a perfect take out place because it's *always* still very hot by the time we get it home, even if it takes us 30+ minutes. Not a big thing, but makes a huge difference for takeout quality when your food is still piping hot when you finally sit down with it. read more

Overall good food. Great: Crab with soft tofu. A shanghai cuisine staple. Love the thick crab sauce with the cubes of tofu. Excellent over white rice. Add some pea shoots and you've got an amazing meal! Surprise: Zhongzi (rice wrapped in leaves, not the dimsum version) were surprisingly good. The fatty pork is well placed so that every bite gets some flavor. Salty duck egg yolk is always good. Would love chinese sausage in there too! But every family does it differently. The pan fried soup dumplings are good. But very juicy -- eater beware. Had a shirt accident once... Will be back for more! read more

Came with our Chinese relatives, some of who thought this was the best Chinese food in the city. As one put it, we must come back, it's not an option! I'm not sure if the locals realize that they're not eating standard Chinese food, but they may be sorely disappointed having ate at one of the best. We had the chilled chicken in wine sauce that some in our family thought was the best dish of the night. It's more of an acquired dish as it's cold, but they loved it. Garlic cucumber was simple, but also excellent. The pan fried pork dumplings, peking duck were good but perhaps not the house specialty. The sliced beef in szechuan chili and peppercorn oil came in a nice homey glass bowl as if someone had made it for the family. Very spicy, however, and perhaps a bit less interesting than the other dishes. The pork soup dumplings were excellent with a thin wrapping around delicious juice. The crispy flounder filet in sweet and sour was an absolute must. Wonderfully flaky fish with a crisp outside doused in sweet and sour sauce. The Shanghainese sauteed udon with beef may be the best we've had in the tri-state area. Amazing flavor, slightly sweet. Cannot wait for another excuse to go back! Who knew Forest Hills would have one of the best Chinese food restaurants in the city?? read more

The Bund was not bad as a sit in Chinese restaurant. They also had a nice "get a free soda if you spend $10" deal. The place looks great, I'd give it that. The atmosphere was very nice but I think it should have excluded the extra cultural items. So the story goes: I was looking for a Vietnamese Pho place on Queens Blvd before picking up my friend. It was cold and pho would definitely have hit the spot. So the fact that they offered pho was a serendipitous moment. Unfortunately, it didn't taste like authentic pho like you would get in an actual Vietnamese restaurant. By adding adding big pieces of onions and not having a well-prepared beef broth, it really tasted off. My friend ordered the chicken broccoli with white rice. You can't really go wrong with chicken broccoli since it's a safe choice. Broccoli was very crispy and a reminder of why you order Chinese food at a Chinese restaurant and not a dish from another culture! read more

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They are temporarily closed, since late March. I hope they are able to reopen soon.

The food (crispy duck) had green, yellow, and pink colors. The chief claims that "this is normal." Thought you may want to know. read more

The Bund - The food (crispy duck) had green, yellow, and pink colors. The chief claims that "this is normal." Thought you may want to know. - Shanghainese Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

Best sesame chicken I have ever had but they stopped delivering to Bushwick :( I have spent 100s of dollars looking for a better sesame chicken since it's my go-to cheat day and have not yet found it. Here's why: 1) High-quality chicken instead of the disturbingly weird/fake chicken at most American-Chinese joints 2) Excellent sauce 3) Quality white rice (which i enjoy lots of for its health benefits in the gym) To the restaurant: If you deliver out to Bushwick I will buy!!! I miss ya. read more

If your looking for standard takeout style this is not the place for you. This is authentic Shanghai cuisine not American Chinese. The atmosphere is very nice and the staff are very accommodating. It seems like dumplings and their noodle soups are big sellers. Luncheon specials are very good little bit on the smaller size but filling. Entrees on the other hand nice size. I don't think you would be disappointed. I can highly recommend with no reservation. read more

Food was very good had an old favorite of chicken with broccoli with white rice. Was very good. Good portion size and good price. I would recommend read more

A welcome addition to the FH neighborhood. I've dined here and ordered takeout and the food has always been consistently delicious. There were some growing pains in the first few months of opening, as with most new businesses, however they've come a long way and have decreased their wait time and increased service. The soup dumplings are legit and their pork hock was one of the more delicious ones I've had! Their crispy fried fish with pine nuts makes a lasting impression and the shrimp with tea leaves is def worth a try! The Bund offers great eats without having to trek into the overcrowded Flushing or Elmhurst! read more

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Very SLOW DELIVERY!!! My lunch was placed on order at 3:54 delivered at 4:52. 58 minutes for about 400 feet away apartment delivery. Omg shame on me yes I ordered for a delivery only because I am off today and I've been cleaning my apartment and I can say I'm quite sweaty and might be a bit scary looking for a public view :-0 My special comment on my food order was light oil light sodium extra spicy. Kung pao shrimp, good size shrimp but was not spicy, loads of red peppers in my food but the red peppers were not hot, re-order is possible only because I like the size of the shrimp Sauté spinach in garlic, is OK Wonton in red chili sauce, again not hot, to me these are not wonton it's some green stuffed dumpling looking..... yikes, definitely no re-order on this. One star for decent size shrimp Re David's common, I was told delivery will be 15 to 20 minutes and I was very surprised and still didn't expect my food in that time period. 3:54 is not a peak time for lunch nor dinner. At 4:30 I called not because I was upset, I was just curious as to how longer it'll take. The man on the phone said my food was on the way. I called again at 4:44 this time I am upset the man lied and I still haven't got my food and I think the man didn't want to talk to me, they let the phone ring for a very long time like 20 times or so, finally a lady answer the phone, said food was on the way and I told her my food on the way at 4:30 I live in your restaurant block, doesn't even take two minutes to get here she couldn't answer me..... I had a good working elevator Thursday your delivery man didn't have a problem coming up to me. The weather was fine there's no constructions between your restaurant and my apartment, it's a short two minute walk if not one. I like food from grand Szechuan but I no longer order from them due to an odd finding in the food sadly. I was very glad your grand opening here and so close for me, I have yet to try many of your dishes. I will probably never do a delivery though no need to really I am just too close. Welcome to town and much success to you! read more

The Bund - Took 58 mins to deliver & I live next building to this restaurant - Shanghainese Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

Finally ate at The Bund last weekend. They have probably the best Chinese food in the Forest Hills area (excluding Flushing of course). Their veggie dumplings and soup dumplings are both flavorful. The mapo tofu is delicious (and made without meat so it's vegetarian) and the flounder and cabbage soup was very good too. We also shared the rice balls in broth dessert which was interesting with an odd floral note to the broth. My friend wished it had some red bean in the dessert but it didn't. Great decor and I liked the paintings of the Bund street views in China. The lighting was a bit bright for evening dining - would have been nice if they dimmed the lights a little to add more ambiance. Service was attentive. Not sure why the reviews are so spotty for this place.... read more

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Found glass in my scrambled egg beef chow fun and bit the glass in half thinking it was probably an egg shell. Good thing I examined it and took it out of my mouth before swallowing the glass. Called them and they said they will send another order and wanted this one back so they can investigate the order. The man on the phone also said that it's probably not glass and maybe just some hard plastic. It's definitely glass and even if it's not, why are there free floating pieces in my delivered food?? read more

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The Bund out here trying to kill me. The pork soup dumplings were so raw that it actually still smelled like raw meat. Not to mention, the prices for this place are astronomical. A complete rip-off. This is the first and last time I'll ever order from this establishment. read more

The Bund - Raw pork dumplings - Shanghainese Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

I normally order takeout pho here and it's staple pho and good. Today I ordered fried chicken with fried rice and look what they sent! It was also super bland. Ridiculous lol. The fried rice wasn't completely fried. Still bits of white in there. read more

The Bund - "Fried chicken with fried rice" - Shanghainese Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

I have tried 3 times at The Bund. Each tie I thought to myself maybe next time would get better but each time I was disappointed. To save you some time, if you are looking to get authentic Chinese food, go to The Grand Szechuan II a block away. Mind you that's a Szechuan place (not Shanghainese) but even their soup dumplings are better than The Bund. Food: Soup dumplings: The dumpling skin is way too think than normal. The filling was good but it was a bit too fluffy that I didn't feel like I'm chewing meat! Crabmeat glass noodle casserole: I felt as though I wasted $16: higher amount of glass noodles with some crab meat on top of it! read more

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Delicious Peking duck, and loved the presentation, thin strips were so easy to consume lol

My boyfriend found this on Yelp and I was just so intrigued by the name "The Bund" so I had to try it out. Compared to many authentic Chinese restaurants, their interior design and display is pretty fancy. They have Eastern displays but arranged in a western style. We came here at 7 PM and on Google, it said that this was the peak hour. However, half the restaurant was empty and we were seated pretty quickly. The waiters and waitresses were quick to take orders and to respond to anything we needed. Since there were so few customers, the 6 staff including chefs were sitting in the back watching TV. I felt as if we had a brief bonding moment where all of us were watching TV together and laughing at how bad one of the celebrity all stars game was. The soup dumplings were excellent! We finally found a great place near Forest Hills that actually have soup dumplings; we'll definitely come back here again. We also ordered the pork and sour cabbage noodle soup. This was such a disappointment. The food was good, but there was so much oil and MSG that my boyfriend had a stomach ache that night. For someone like me who grew up eating a lot of MSG, I didn't have any stomach problems. I just had to drink water every 5 minutes to quench my thirst. Overall, I'll come back here to try other dishes and definitely for the soup dumpling fix! However, I'll probably skip on the noodle soup. read more

The Bund - Pork and salted cabbage noodle soup- too much oil and msg - Shanghainese Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

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It was a cold night and I was craving some noodle soup. After looking over the menu which seemed to primarily focus on American Chinese dishes I found the soup I was craving. I decided to go with the Shanghainese Pork Chop Noodle Soup. The soup arrived pretty quickly and was steaming hot with a large pork chop in the center. The broth to me tasted a little bland, but they then brought out a small portion of spicy sauce that gave it some additional flavor. Though it was not all that spicy. The soup had plenty of noodles and were cooked perfectly. I stuffed myself full. Overall the dish was pretty decent and for a reasonable price. I was a bit confused about the place setting of silverware and no chopsticks in a shangainese restaurant. We had to request them. I would think the chopsticks would be the default place setting and you would need to request the silverware. read more

The Bund - Shangainese Pork Chop Noodle Soup - Shanghainese Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

The Bund was my comfort food before the pandemic, but they really kicked it into high gear during lockdown. Their crab soup dumplings are phenomenal, and they started selling them frozen so you could make them yourself. Don't have a steamer? You can buy one of those from the restaurant too! It made for such a fun date night. A brilliant business decision, and I hope they keep it up. Other great bets include scallion pancakes, stir fried string beans, braised pork belly buns, and steamed vegetable buns. They also have awesome customer service. I've been ordering from them for three years and have only had one or two issues--both of which were addressed promptly and politely. read more

I'm glad this place opened up, offering some real Chinese dishes (from Shanghai). That means starting off with an order or two of soup dumplings! The soup dumpling quality of places in Queens have skyrocketed due to many places opening up to that offer competing quality to Joe's Shanghai chains, like Kung Fu Dumpling in flushing and Little Dumpling in Little Neck (both are a must try). The soup dumplings here are more than decent to satisfy our craving! Good soup, tasty meat (yes it is supposed to be "soggy" instead of a meatball texture so it absorbs and compliments the soup inside. The skin isn't the thinnest, but is good enough to hold everything in place without breaking or being too thick. Try both the regular pork flavor and the one with crab meat added. Try some of the cold appetizers, and finish off with some stir fry or soup noodles. I have to say, the stew beef noodle soup was too salty, but the shredded pork and pepper soup noodles was just right. So maybe certain dishes can be improved. I have to reinforce though, that the steamed buns were not too salty at all, and had good flavor, so at least we know this place isn't simply heavy handed with the seasoning and is able to create balanced flavors. Will be back to try more. However I advise skipping the generic Chinese takeout lunch specials and go with stuff you don't normally see on takeout menus! read more

Meh. Pork dumplings, seafood udon noodles, spring rolls and chicken udon noodles. Wasn't too impressed. Steamed dumplings were very very greasy, noodles were both very dry and lacking in flavor. Spring rolls were kind of soggy. read more