Eight Jane
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Probably not the most appealing picture however this is a place I have been wanting to visit for a while. I paid in cash as I had seen many people mention the possibility of no cards being used, so I don't know if the service is available or not. It is a very small store. So there is not an area to eat.
The workers are very kind when I ordered the Jianbing, offering suggestions if you ask. You can add beef to it which I believe is an additional cost.
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Always heard about this place on TikTok when it comes to trying jian bing at flushing so I was rly excited but lowkey felt a little disappointed (?). I expected it to be a lot more saucy and have more filling and it also didn’t have as much flavor as much as I wanted it to. Still a rly great deal for the amount u get for $6 nonetheless but I wouldn’t go out of my way to flushing to get it again lol
The ladies were so nice. The food was yummy and affordable!!
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 5PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 5PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 5PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 5PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 5PM |
| Saturday | 7AM - 5PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Eight Jane is a well-known food stall located on Main Street, famous for its Jian Bing, or egg crepes with savory filling, and the beef scallion roll. The Jian Bing features a crispy crepe with a soft egg, offering a wonderful texture that contrasts with crunchy wonton crackers or yotya. Customers often praise the generous and flavorful beef wrap, which is large in size and very tasty. The portions are big, and the prices are affordable at $5 or $6. For $5, diners can enjoy a steaming hot egg crepe with the option of wonton cracker or yotya, and spicy or not spicy. The menu also includes a sesame flatbread for $1.25. The Jian Bing is best enjoyed fresh, as the crispy and soft elements combined with the crunchy crackers make it a delightful experience. The line moves quickly, and English is spoken, making it easy for visitors. The stall is very busy, so visiting early or close to closing time can help avoid long waits. It’s a tiny hole-in-the-wall on Main Street, so careful attention is needed to spot it. The staff is friendly, and they speak limited English but understand gestures. Besides Jian Bing, they serve other street foods like "sandwiches" with filling stuffed into Chinese bread, often featuring beef or other tasty options. Customers also enjoy corn on the cob and soy milk from this spot. It’s cash only and takeout only. Many visitors highlight that the food is well-priced and made fresh, with some cautioning that the crepes are steaming hot and should be eaten carefully. Overall, Eight Jane remains a popular destination for delicious street food in the area.