Lao Fu Zhou
83-11 Broadway, Queens
(718) 699-6688
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What a dump!!! The food is gross… they must have friends that treat this restaurant like their own home. They smoke, the drink like drinks and yell and scream. This place needs to close down. Disgusting.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Leaving this review for my mom. She always comes here with my aunts and they say the food reminds them of home. It’s authentic fuzhou food so don’t expect chicken and broccoli
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
i had an bad experience here, order something and they don't have it. When i was about to leave, the owner said "who came here this late for it". passive aggressive, i bought the item next door.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Poor service attitude, ordered food and got the wrong meal, extremely bad attitude, bad review bad review bad review
I ordered vegetable loofah and some expensive seafood dishes, the woman who took my order intentionally waited to tell me that they were out of stock on loofah, she purposely waited until we almost finished eating the seafood, so it was too late for us to change our mind and leave the restaurant, THEN she told me she was out of loofah. I then ordered bitter melon, she said they were also out of it. At the end when I got my check, she wrote $22 as the tip, even though the customer (me) is supposed to decide how much tip to give. She forced me to give her a large tip, which is illegal. This restaurant is UNETHICAL.
Always come to eat here with my family. Authentic fuzhounese food. One of the only we can find.
Worse food ever food not even cooked
Worse food ever food not even cooked
Worse food ever food not even cooked
Worse food ever food not even cooked
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I am from Singaporean but my dad is originally from this Fuzhou so it made me how to enjoy the Fuzhou food.
Oyster cake can be separately taken as a breakfast or a snack taken together with porridge. It is made of the mixture of rice milk and soybean milk which is further mixed with oyster, pork and celery and made into the stuffing of oyster cake. Deep-fry them with two customized long-handled spoons alternately. The cooked oyster cake is golden, crispy and delicious. It is recommended to take it with Guobianhu.
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