Avoid dining in. I…read moreordered two famous Hunan dishes: Changsha stinky tofu, which I would rate 7.5/10, and stir-fried beef, which I would rate 7/10. I also ordered one small bowl of white rice, about 8 oz or 200 g at most. The food was decent, but the dine-in experience was disappointing. Throughout the meal, I received no real service other than the food being delivered from the kitchen. No one refilled my water or checked on the table. Despite that, a 15% gratuity was automatically added to my bill. I paid $37.73 total, including a $4.57 automatically added tip, for two dishes and one extra bowl of rice in Flushing, NY, on June 12, 2026. I do not mind paying for good food or good service, but automatically adding a tip when there was essentially no service felt unfair.

Underrated restaurant - it's hard to see from the street because it's upstairs and down the hall…read more Food was good, even older Chinese aunty and uncle agreed. It could be spicier though. 15% gratuity automatically Credit card/Apple Pay accepted. Bathroom available.

No frills establishment with an abundance of options and all so tasty. My favorite is their beef…read morenoodle which is super flavorful and always fresh. This restaurant is very well known in the area with good service.

I really enjoyed my lunch here. The staff is extremely pleasant and able to provide helpful…read morerecommendations and the restaurant itself is small with few seats and very clean. I ordered the fish cake, crispy roast pork belly, and beef noodle soup. The fish cake was tender and flavorful and came with an extremely large portion. The pork belly is a must order here. The fat layer is extremely crispy and crunchy and the lean layer still has a bit of meatiness left to it. It's well salted and makes an addictive snack. I got the small size and brought it home to snack on for a couple of days. Delicious! The noodles in the soup are chewy and toothsome- the perfect noodle texture. The broth itself is extremely flavorful and the flavor profile is slightly different from a Taiwanese or other standard beef noodle soup. It has some warm spices in it I think, and the fattiness of the tender beef is well balanced by a tangy vinegar note. The soy milk was a great compliment to my meal, slightly sweet and refreshing. The prices are so cheap, especially given the large portions. This place is worth traveling to.

This was my favorite meal in flushing. I had it twice on the trip! We ordered the mild spicy and it…read morehad a nice kick to it. Compared to some other places, I'd say their spice level is a little more intense. The lady who helped us didn't speak much English so we were pointing at ingredients and she was patient with us lol Depending on what time of the day you go, it's suuuper crowded and hard to find seats. Tip: go buy drinks upstairs at the store and eat downstairs!

When I see what people are eating at New World Mall, there's a large chunk that's eating Malatang,…read moreso I had to try it out. It was a bit confusing on how to order as they asked me to separate the vegetables from the meats even though on the menu, you measure per pound. At the end, I ordered an assortment of 5 vegetables and 3 different types of meat and they automatically gave me 2 bowls of rice. I'm not sure if it's a meal set, but it turned out to be around $26. My favorite parts were the lotus root as well as the fish that was fried to perfection with lots of spicy flavors. I ordered less spicy and I didn't think it was too bad. I will say though compared to other mala pots I've had like from Mala Project, the flavors were not as strong. Either way it was good bang for your buck as we couldn't finish the dish at the end.

So this place is two blocks away from my apartment and after moving here I was looking for some…read moreoptions for those days where I don't feel like cooking / don't feel like going out too far. Red Mountain Noodle House surpassed those expectations all the way. I thought the food was DELICIOUS. Some of the best quality Chinese I've had in recent months from takeout. I almost didn't want to write this review because this place is such a hidden gem. I'd highly suggest the house special soup and a lot of the hand pulled noodle dishes as well. I thought their dumplings were good but I'm sure there are better things to get on their menu. I will note that this place gets pretty popular at night so if you're going to dine in make sure you understand that and it's also cash only to my knowledge. Please support this business, it is worth it.

Great for takeout! This restaurant is a great option if you want a budget-friendly and casual…read morelunch/dinner. I would recommend for take out rather than sitting inside as the space is a bit small Their noodles are their specialty. They have hand pulled noodles and peeled noodles (either fried or with soup). My boyfriend and I ordered the fried dumplings, house special noodle soup, and hand pulled shredded pork hand pulled fried noodles. The portions are huge and the fried noodles were very flavorful! The fried dumplings were more like steamed dumplings though as there's no crunch to them so I wouldn't order this again here but I will definitely be back for the hand pulled noodles!!

@zaomenqiannyc is a cozy restaurant that has amazing hotpot!! After choosing the broth, you can…read moreorder some appetizers and other foods from the ipad! We headed over to the fridge to pick out which meats/vegetables/seafood items we wanted. Each skewer is $0.30, which allows you to easily control how much you want to spend/eat! The staff was very nice and it's a really cool place to hangout with friends! What we ordered: -pork broth, spicy broth -passion fruit green tea -signature bubble tea -fried dough sticks -soy milk (for the fried dough sticks -beef cuts -LOTS of skewers!!!

The restaurant is very dirty and the walls are covered in food stains. Food is not so good and…read morethere is no service at all.

@foodie_starry Just…read morehad the BEST Malatang in NYC at Yu Lao Tou Malatang in Flushing! Each bite was like a trip back home‼‼ It's been forever since I had takeout this satisfying without any guilt! Each bowl comes packed with 8 kinds of fixed veggies. Choose from 5 noodle types: Thin Vermicelli, Wide Flour, Gluten Noodles, Cornmeal, or Cold Noodles. Here's what I got, and trust me, you can't go wrong with this if you love spicy and numbing flavors: Casserole with Two Mixes15 changed to fish fillet with quail eggs2 Wide flour and cornmeal - this combo is incredible Went heavy on the spice , but could go even spicier next time The fish fillet were super tender, even better than fatty beef! Quail eggs are a must for me in Malatang!! Next time, I might try tendon balls/beef tripe/fish balls. Less noodles, more veggies, totally guilt-free eating For those who aren't into spicy food, try this: Fatty Beef Malatang 15 Thin vermicelli Gluten noodles Not spicy If you love the sesame paste, go for the Casserole options, they're incredibly rich yet not greasy. Mix and match freely, swap out noodles, add meat!

Malatang stall located in the New York Food Court. The menu consists of preset bowls with both dry…read moreand wet versions. I had the fatty beef malatang with medium spice which wasn't too bad spice wise. The fatty beef was delicious and the best part of the dish. Everything else in it was ok (green veggies, potatoes, tofu puffs, kelp, bean curd strips, and vermicelli, wood ear fungus). It's a pretty big bowl. The flavor was ok, but I had richer broth from a customizable place.

Cuisine: 6 Service: 4…read moreDecor: 7 Value: 7 Overall: 6 There are many Yunnan style bridge noodle restaurants all around NYC nowadays, especially in the Flushing area. Shi Miao Dao has become one of the more popular franchises. However, this location is not one of my favorites. First of all, I have been here a few times and the servers are usually somewhat dismissive. Not always, but it doesn't feel warm and friendly most of the time. Secondly, the food is just average and the broth always feels a little light and lacks depth. Their other branch location on Kissena Blvd is better.

Here for an early lunch. Although I'm more of a rice person, and this is more of a noodle place, I…read morestill really enjoyed this Yunnan chinese restaurant. Hot day, nice AC, nice music, excellent waiter, complimentary tea. My wife ordered Tomato Fish Fillet Rice Noodle soup ($14.95). I ordered Chicken Leg with Mushroom Rice Noodle soup ($12.95). My wife's order was slightly more bold flavored than mine, but both were delicious. The restaurant was also running this free fruit drink promo where you receive a free fruit tea drink if you post a picture of your food and a review on social media. My wife got a passion fruit tea drink, and I got a peach tea. I didn't get to taste my wife's drink but my drink was excellent. If you like rice noodle soup, this eatery rates a good 4 stars. However, because of the excellent service, and especially the prices for everything we got, I have to bump up my rating another 1/2 star for an robust overall total of 4 1/2 stars.

First time dining here and left pleasantly surprised. The food and service were great! We stopped…read moreby around peak lunch time but were able to still enjoy our meal. The music and overall volume was a bit loud but it was busier than anticipated for Good Friday. Food comes out fresh and fast! Better than JoongGukJip. Parking is tough.

First time here, looking for a new experience. Place was lively. Place is bigger than expected…read more Fast service. Ordered the Hainan Set 2. Food was decent but everything was overcooked.