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“This place is deceptively large. The door is so small, but once you walk in, you're really wowed by how large the place in. The decor is pretty interesting. I didn't expect that I would be walking into 6th century Tang Dynasty China, which was pretty cool. The food was so delicious and so tasty. Their mild spice starts out ok, but as the soup base keeps boiling, it becomes so intense, so I would recommend not letting any food sit in the soup base for too long otherwise it becomes way to spicy. Unless you're into that super spicy kind of taste. Their non-spicy broth is pretty tasty also, so this place is ok to take people who don't really eat spicy foods because my friends who don't eat spicy foods enjoyed their broth also. The only annoying this is the long wait time. We usually have to send someone who lives close by to go there to get a number and then kind of wait and guesstimate how long it will be until we get a table there.“
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“I had an amazing experience at this hotpot restaurant! The meat was high quality, the seafood was super fresh, and the vegetable selection was generous and vibrant. They also had plenty of unique dipping sauces and broths to customize the experience exactly how you like it. Overall recommend coming here!“
“A pickup/delivery only family kitchen serving authentic Hakka/Taiwanese dishes: rice noodles, savory tang yuan (glutinous rice ball), braised bamboo shoots, braised pig feet, zha jian mian and more. I have explored most of the menu and everything is homey and yummy. The owner is super friendly, always willing to hear feedback and custom flavors based on your palate. Definitely a hidden treasure either you are looking for this type of dishes or you have no idea what Hakka is, try and find out!“
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“Great authentic food. Really enjoyed it.“
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“One of a kind skewer hot pot. Place is small and simple. Came in at 7pm and place was empty. Server explained everything. He was nice and helpful. Ordered food using an iPad with the help of the server. Skewers were in the fridge for you to get it yourself. There’s a self-serve sauce table. Soup was tasty.“
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“$24 for all you can eat - veggies, noodles, tofu, and a variety of seafood balls (shrimp, fish, cheese, etc)
I happened to get $5 plate of meat but honestly there’s so much variety that I would likely do no meat next time.“
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“Stumbled upon this amazing skewer hotpot place in Flushing, and I’m honestly blown away by the value and flavor. This isn’t a trendy new place—it’s a long-standing local favorite with a loyal following, and now I know why! The price is unbeatable: just $0.30 per skewer 😱 That’s not a typo! And they don’t skimp—each skewer comes with a whole chunk of meat, not those tiny bits stuck on two sticks like some places try to get away with.“
“This spot is the one I always prefer. I visit plenty of restaurants but here I constantly return again and again. The team is very receptive and the food they offer is so fresh and tasty. I am always happy to have a good dinner here. Highly recommended.“
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“This place has an atmosphere almost unmatched of. The staff is so nice, gives you extra ice cream when asked, and overall couldn’t hope for a better experience. Their seafood is fresh and the presentations for the noodles is one not to miss. Will definitely be coming back all the time..
Reservations are simple and you can almost always get a table.“