Shanghai You Garden checks all the boxes for a five-star experience:…read more - Plenty of seating - Variety of dishes for any preference/diet - Great service - Affordable - Clean - and GOOD...like EXCEPTIONALLY good Our large multi generational family stuffed our selves silly with fried rice, Sichuan green beans, dumplings, sautéed snow peas, noodles, and still had tons of leftovers. With our orders, we were gifted complimentary peking duck buns and soup dumplings and they were absolutely exceptional. Not needed, but also truly a testament to restaurant's dedication to customer service. It is no reason this restaurant is a Yelp favorite! Cash only, but this place is definitely worth a trip to an ATM.

Okay y'all-- we decided to try this place out cuz all our friends who live here raved about it…read more Needless to say we left happy and with a big food coma . The duck meat was so good and melted in our mouths. The soup dumplings? made us want more! The staff was super friendly and food came out really fast despite us coming during dinner time on a Saturday.

The shengjian bao are so juicy and yummy; they burst in your mouth. The broth inside is so good…read more It's a stall in the New World Mall food court. We went Sunday afternoon, and this stall had a decent line, but once we ordered we didn't have to wait too long. The food court itself was pretty crowded, and it took a couple minutes of walking around to find a table for our group of 5

Liu Liu Sheng Jian is probably one of the most popular stalls at New World Mall Food Court, known…read morefor their pan-fried pork buns, or "sheng jian bao." It's like a soup dumpling's fluffy bun cousin, with each one filled with a juicy pork and savory broth. 6 PC. SHENG JIAN BAO - 9.99 These were made to order, freshly pan-fried alongside at least 50 other buns. They're pretty small, maybe two to three bites each, but they come out piping hot, which is when they're best eaten. The skin was thin but held up well to the filling and broth without any spillage issues. The pork filling was so juicy, and the broth was sweet and rich with pork flavor. My only complaint was that the top part of the bun was a bit stale rather than fluffy. Besides that, these were incredibly delicious. If we weren't on a food crawl, I definitely could have eaten a whole plate of these on my own, if not more. This spot was easily one of my favorite stalls of the entire crawl, and I can definitely see why people love it so much. 8/16/2026 Flushing Food Crawl #7 of 11

My friend and I were at New World Mall and randomly came across this Shanghainese spot, so we…read moredecided to give it a try. Soup dumplings (pork & crab) - not bad, but I've had better. The filling was decent, but the vinegar on the side was too mild. I'm used to a darker, more robust vinegar with XLB, so this didn't quite hit. Braised pork - very tender and flavorful, served with quail eggs. This was one of the stronger dishes. Yangzhou fried rice - not too oily which I liked, but served with only 5 an small shrimps... Sweet & sour shredded potato (cold dish) - slightly spicy, I really enjoyed this one. It was part of a promo where you can get it for $1 when you spend $30 on entrees, so definitely worth adding. Overall, I enjoyed the meal. Not everything stood out, but it's solid enough that I'd recommend it, and I'd come back to try more of the menu.

Highly recommend for soup dumplings and Shanghainese food cravings when nearby and more well known…read morespots in flushing are too packed or have a long wait. I've come here during prime lunch time on Saturdays and there's always been plenty of tables in a nice clean ambiance. In terms of the quality of food, I would say it is definitely up to par with decent serving sizes... my go to orders are the pork soup dumplings, pickled mustard greens and spicy fish stew, and pan fried buns. The bathroom is also outside the restaurant and shared with the mall so you will need to grab a key to go, in case that's important to you :)

If you're craving for soup dumplings and don't want to trek all the way to Chinatown, then this…read moreplace will satisfy your craving! Highly recommend, but expect a little wait.

We went through a long (18 mile) walking through Queens and Nan Xiang was our final destination…read more The food was delicious and exactly what we needed after a long day. The soup dumplings are definitely the highlight on the menu. We ordered the assortment of 6 different soup dumpling flavors. My favorites were the pork + crab and the pork + truffle. We also ordered the pork + veggie wontons with spicy peanut sauce, and the chicken stir-fried udon. The soup dumplings are super fresh and packaged with flavor. The wontons are also solid if you want something a little richer. I've had better dumplings in the city, but still a very solid option. The passion fruit ice tea is fantastic and not too sweet. We were very impressed by how efficient the check in process was. The was a large line when we arrived, but it moved quickly and we were able to get seating within 20 minutes. The service was also good and the crew that helped us was very nice. We would definitely come back if we're ever back in the area!

This spot is a regular diamond in the rough. The quality of food and service is amazing. I love how…read moreauthentic the food is as well as how incredibly intentionally the design of the interior envelops you in atmosphere. Service is above and beyond. Our server Pang Pang is so accommodating and kind. This place is a must try!!

Edit: Wasn't wowed the first time, but came back and loved it! Ordered eel wrap this time, which…read morewas very interesting but very yummy. Also ordered garlic shrimp, which was very juicy and flavorful! Would definitely back. Ordered the wine soaked chicken, nine-spice rabbit, and a bowl of rice. You can tell the chicken was soaked for an ample amount of time; it had great flavor. The nine-spice rabbit was also perfectly seasoned. Good food.

Great atmosphere. Crispy delicious duck and shrimp and peas. I recommend getting the duck!read more

Arrived in NYC hungry and this was the first spot we tried in Flushing…read more Different from traditional Chinese and each dish we ordered has different flavor to it. A must try for everyone. The restaurant has traditional southeast Asian furniture which was nice and service was super quick too. Here is what we ordered: Smoked pork neck Chinese broccoli Braised eel Beef dish Soup dumplings Salted egg squid I highly recommend this place is you are looking for a different experience than your "go-to traditional Chinese food.

Noodles were decent and the fried items were done well. Chicken dish had a fairly sweet sauce.read more

Ordered for pick up. Just in case the restaurant is in the back or the mall context first floor…read more Dumplings were amazing. The rice was a hearty portion that I had enough for left overs. Service was quick and kind. Ambiance from what I saw is casual and the decor is nice. If in the area I would want to sit in and try other times of dim sum.

Perfect when you're craving some seafood over a bed of rice. The portions were generous and the…read morecrab roe and shrimp over rice is such a comfort dish! Don't miss out on the egg and eel (deceptively simple yet tasty) and the stir fry noodle with eel!

Highly recommend giving this place a try! Everything we got was so delicious and flavorful. This…read moreplace is known for their signature crab roe rice/noodles and crab roe soup dumplings; they're definitely worth a try! I also really loved the three delicacy shrimp wontons and meatballs, so delicious!

A local favorite for when you want Peking Duck, soup dumplings, noodles and pork belly. I literally…read morejust told you everything I ordered this visit. And more: cold dish - garlic cucumbers to start. Classic soup dumplings (pork filling). I usually do not order the crab meat or other varieties as those seem gimmicky. The restaurant gives you a free order of pork dumplings with dine-in purchase of $20+. This visit I did try a new noodle dish - egg noodles with crab roe. It was interesting indeed. While I've had better crab roe toppings (this one was a bit greasy//oily for me) I can see why they added it to the menu. It's been a trend. The Peking Duck and crispy skin pork are still my go to dishes when coming here. It's just not easy to make at home so I'm happy to buy it. Totally classic dishes. We also ordered the beef pancakes which is also a great sharing plate. This spot is a keeper. (I usually come by to grab take out as they have the fast casual rice plates and bbq meats right at the entrance).

We dined here tonight and couldn't help but wonder why we hadn't come back sooner since our last…read morevisit. The entire staff was professional and courteous, but the manager, Leo, truly stood out. He has always been warm and welcoming. Over the years, we've even had the chance to chat in our dialect, Shanghainese, on several occasions. He consistently goes out of his way to make sure guests feel well taken care of. Tonight, my husband ordered the General Tso's chicken, which he thoroughly enjoyed. Of course, I couldn't resist ordering a little too much for myself-- fried bean gluten, mixed vegetables, pan fried udon noodles, and brine squid. As always, they sent out complimentary steamed pork soup dumplings and, to finish, two sweet fermented glutinous rice soups for dessert. I even had leftovers--udon noodles and fried bean gluten--for lunch tomorrow. Everything we had was absolutely delicious and carried a deep sense of nostalgia--the flavors truly brought me back to where I grew up in Shanghai. Needless to say, we left very happy and will definitely be back again soon.

Hidden behind congee village on Prince St., Red House Restaurant has a provocative name akin to a…read moredining spot you would find in a red light district. That said, that isn't the case, and what is seemingly darker is actually a decent restaurant with good food. Taste: 4.5/5 Service: 3/5 Ambiance: 3.5/5 Value for money: 4/5 We had a bunch of the recommended foods. In general the dishes are all well seasoned. For those who have a more bland taste profile, it is recommended to have white rice or equivalent to pair with it.

We came here for lunch today, and unfortunately, it was a disappointing experience overall…read more I had heard about this Shanghai-style restaurant for quite some time and was really looking forward to finally trying it. Sadly, the food did not live up to my expectations. On a positive note, the service was good. There was only one server, a young woman working this afternoon, and she was courteous and pleasant throughout our meal. For drinks, Hubby ordered Aunt Xu's Blood Glutinous Rice Milk Tea, while I had Aunt Xu's Blood Glutinous Rice with Fresh Milk. Both were refreshing and delicious, and these were probably the highlights of our meal. I ordered the Stir-Fried Tomato and Scrambled Eggs Mixed Noodles. It was decent, but nothing particularly special or memorable. The biggest disappointment was the Double Mushroom and Vegetable Heart Gluten Pot. There were barely a few pieces of gluten (面筋) in the entire dish. For a dish that features gluten as its main ingredient, the portion was incredibly disappointing. The taste was just okay--nothing particularly memorable. Gluten pot is one of my favorite Shanghai dishes, so I was especially excited to try it here. Unfortunately, the dish was far from what I had hoped for and made the experience even more underwhelming. Hubby ordered the Crispy Bottom Pot Stickers, which he described as just okay--nothing memorable and certainly not something that would make him want to order them again. We really wanted to love this place, but unfortunately, the food simply did not impress us. Aside from the refreshing drinks and good service, there wasn't much that stood out.