Excellent dim sum place right off the main drag, I much prefer it to anywhere in Manhattan or even Sunset Park. We got pan fried noodles with pork, pan fried pork buns, soup dumplings (regular and with squash), turnip cakes, fried bean gluten, and shrimp dumplings. Everything was excellent, service fast, great prices. Two people stuffed themselves and got enough leftovers for an additional meal for like $60. Particularly impressed with the noodles, and the shrimp dumplings, chock-full of big hearty chunks of shrimp cooked just right. Don’t over-order like we did but do go.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ray Abba
Didn’t really want to write this. They have good food, and they are Fresh. What made me write this is because the last visit was kind of upsetting. After I paid the check (including the service tips of 15%), the waitress saw me standing up and leaving, no smile, no thank you, no sign of any customer appreciation. Then I walk out like I am a ghost. Usually I visit this restaurant with my family, they did say thanks a few times, but the problem is they will try to push you out as soon as we are done with the dishes, so that they can let other customers to get the table. They will give you the check when they see you finished eating, without asking whether you need the check. I do like the dishes they made. But I may not getting back there for a little while.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 2
Vincent Lam
This breakfast restaurant is amazing. Thank them for giving me the last warm breakfast of my last NY trip. Everything tasted great and authentic. They gave free pork soup dumplings for each table. I really loved their dumplings and tofu puddings. Dim sum was also delicious.
Vegetarian options: Authentic Chinese vegetarian food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lucky Six Dumpling, Shanghai Sauteed Pork Fried Rice w Veg 上海菜饭, Soup, Pudding, Pork Soup
M H
Flushing residents are lucky to have many choices of great dumpling places there. The dim sum is also excellent and I often get the to go versions when I am in a hurry. Excellent food and authentic?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sauteed Snow Pea Leaves with Garlic 蒜子豆苗, Shanghai Sauteed Pork Fried Rice w Veg 上海菜饭, Glutinous Rice Cake Breakfast 粢飯糕, Scallion Pancake
Kay Kijin Han (Kay Han)
This is a restaurant that serves Shanghainese cuisine, and most of the food is delicious. It has everything including Chinese breakfast items. In particular, Xiao Long Pao is one of the best Chinese foods I've ever had in the United States. When I looked from the outside, I thought it was a small and shabby house, but when I went in, I wanted to give it the highest score for the friendly and fast service, as it was clean and well-equipped. It is especially convenient because the menu is in Korean. Be sure to visit.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Ye Li
The food quality is not even a bit worse than earlier times. The only thing I thought I could eat was soy milk and hot tea. One thing I hope the store can explain. I ordered 2 salt water angles and felt that the filling inside was cold and told the waiter, but the waiter only gave me another one. what's going on
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Jocelyn Lee
This is your place for duck buns and soup dumplings. $2.50 for one is very reasonable. The bun is soft and fluffy with crispy skin duck on the inside, scallions and plenty of hoisin. You have to eat them while they're hot. If the bun gets cold, it will fall apart and get messy. The soup dumplings are packed with flavor and warms your soul. If you're getting this to go, highly recommend having at least 3 people to help you eat it. Otherwise, you should just sit and wait. The duck buns are quick to come out but the soup dumplings will take about 10 minutes.
Food: 5
Hank Chang
Definitely some solid dim sum, and they also have things like peking duck slices to go.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Duck Chin in Maggie Sauce 1, Shanghai Sauteed Pork Fried Rice w Veg 上海菜饭, Pancake, Scallion Pancake
blanca ortiz
Bring cash. Everything was awesome. Ask for the free soup dumpling and soyamilk and sticky sweet rice with goji berry on top.
Dined here on 10/12 around 5:00pm spent ~$53. Got the scallion pancakes, shrimp dumplings, red bean, shrimp fried rice, vegetable dumplings. Service was pretty bad, had to ask for water. The food came out pretty quick which was fine. At the end I had to either venmo or zelle to pay which is odd. The restaurant is trying to evade taxes by only accepting cash or zelle/venmo. The restaurant doesn't even have a way of confirming the zelle or zenmo payment which is dumb. The waitress rudely accused us of not paying and demanded that I prove I paid, before allowing us to leave. If you're going to force customers to pay with zelle/venmo you should already confirm you received payment without having them show you. I reported this restaurant already for tax evasion. Plus there's so many prostitutes/street walkers outside the restaurant harassing you for their service, this isn't worth going to.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Richard Lee
Life is short, F….it up! Family, Flavor, Friends
Was in NYC just for a day trip was looking for a good dinner spot. So this spot got good reviews on Google so decided to check it out. Service was good. The food came out really fast. And the top it off you with the order of an entrée, you know it was I don’t know if the special for the day but we got free soup dumplings and they were good. Lots of soup inside savory. ( yes I like savory things ?) We got the beef pan fried noodles, Pea pod stems w garlic, Char Siu - very well done sweet and soo tender. Chive shrimp dumplings- big savory. For dessert a sweet soup. The criticism was the seats - memory foam too soft needs back rest cushion.. otherwise great.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Andrew Lam
The crispy noodles are well done, but make sure to eat it quickly otherwise it becomes soggy. I enjoyed the tenderness of the chive pancakes even though they were a bit oily. I was not a particular fan of the soup dumplings, but it's fairly standard in the offering.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Scallion Pancake
itzelenaho
Shanghai You Garden in Flushing is known for their delicious soup dumplings and Shanghainese dishes. No more long waiting lines as they have took over the restaurant next door with their expansion. Take advantage of their free soup dumplings so order accordingly as not to double order. Try a bit of everything. Shanghai You also has Cantonese style barbecue items on their vast menu. Ask their friendly staffs for recommendations and start exploring Shanghainese cuisine. Food is prepped very efficiently with generous portions. At the end of your meal, there’s a complimentary sweet soup that completes the meal perfectly. Stop by Shanghai You Garden and try it now.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mickey Emmanuel
Great duck for great price. Tasted so fresh and a perfect portion size.
Excellent dim sum place right off the main drag, I much prefer it to anywhere in Manhattan or even Sunset Park. We got pan fried noodles with pork, pan fried pork buns, soup dumplings (regular and with squash), turnip cakes, fried bean gluten, and shrimp dumplings. Everything was excellent, service fast, great prices. Two people stuffed themselves and got enough leftovers for an additional meal for like $60. Particularly impressed with the noodles, and the shrimp dumplings, chock-full of big hearty chunks of shrimp cooked just right. Don’t over-order like we did but do go.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Didn’t really want to write this. They have good food, and they are Fresh. What made me write this is because the last visit was kind of upsetting. After I paid the check (including the service tips of 15%), the waitress saw me standing up and leaving, no smile, no thank you, no sign of any customer appreciation. Then I walk out like I am a ghost.
Usually I visit this restaurant with my family, they did say thanks a few times, but the problem is they will try to push you out as soon as we are done with the dishes, so that they can let other customers to get the table.
They will give you the check when they see you finished eating, without asking whether you need the check.
I do like the dishes they made. But I may not getting back there for a little while.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 2
This breakfast restaurant is amazing. Thank them for giving me the last warm breakfast of my last NY trip. Everything tasted great and authentic. They gave free pork soup dumplings for each table. I really loved their dumplings and tofu puddings. Dim sum was also delicious.
Vegetarian options: Authentic Chinese vegetarian food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lucky Six Dumpling, Shanghai Sauteed Pork Fried Rice w Veg 上海菜饭, Soup, Pudding, Pork Soup
Flushing residents are lucky to have many choices of great dumpling places there. The dim sum is also excellent and I often get the to go versions when I am in a hurry. Excellent food and authentic?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sauteed Snow Pea Leaves with Garlic 蒜子豆苗, Shanghai Sauteed Pork Fried Rice w Veg 上海菜饭, Glutinous Rice Cake Breakfast 粢飯糕, Scallion Pancake
This is a restaurant that serves Shanghainese cuisine, and most of the food is delicious. It has everything including Chinese breakfast items. In particular, Xiao Long Pao is one of the best Chinese foods I've ever had in the United States. When I looked from the outside, I thought it was a small and shabby house, but when I went in, I wanted to give it the highest score for the friendly and fast service, as it was clean and well-equipped. It is especially convenient because the menu is in Korean. Be sure to visit.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
The food quality is not even a bit worse than earlier times. The only thing I thought I could eat was soy milk and hot tea. One thing I hope the store can explain. I ordered 2 salt water angles and felt that the filling inside was cold and told the waiter, but the waiter only gave me another one. what's going on
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
This is your place for duck buns and soup dumplings. $2.50 for one is very reasonable. The bun is soft and fluffy with crispy skin duck on the inside, scallions and plenty of hoisin. You have to eat them while they're hot. If the bun gets cold, it will fall apart and get messy. The soup dumplings are packed with flavor and warms your soul. If you're getting this to go, highly recommend having at least 3 people to help you eat it. Otherwise, you should just sit and wait. The duck buns are quick to come out but the soup dumplings will take about 10 minutes.
Food: 5
Definitely some solid dim sum, and they also have things like peking duck slices to go.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Duck Chin in Maggie Sauce 1, Shanghai Sauteed Pork Fried Rice w Veg 上海菜饭, Pancake, Scallion Pancake
Bring cash. Everything was awesome. Ask for the free soup dumpling and soyamilk and sticky sweet rice with goji berry on top.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
One of the best Shanghai cuisine in NYC.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Dined here on 10/12 around 5:00pm spent ~$53. Got the scallion pancakes, shrimp dumplings, red bean, shrimp fried rice, vegetable dumplings. Service was pretty bad, had to ask for water. The food came out pretty quick which was fine. At the end I had to either venmo or zelle to pay which is odd. The restaurant is trying to evade taxes by only accepting cash or zelle/venmo. The restaurant doesn't even have a way of confirming the zelle or zenmo payment which is dumb. The waitress rudely accused us of not paying and demanded that I prove I paid, before allowing us to leave. If you're going to force customers to pay with zelle/venmo you should already confirm you received payment without having them show you. I reported this restaurant already for tax evasion. Plus there's so many prostitutes/street walkers outside the restaurant harassing you for their service, this isn't worth going to.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Life is short, F….it up! Family, Flavor, Friends
Was in NYC just for a day trip was looking for a good dinner spot. So this spot got good reviews on Google so decided to check it out. Service was good. The food came out really fast. And the top it off you with the order of an entrée, you know it was I don’t know if the special for the day but we got free soup dumplings and they were good. Lots of soup inside savory. ( yes I like savory things ?) We got the beef pan fried noodles, Pea pod stems w garlic, Char Siu - very well done sweet and soo tender. Chive shrimp dumplings- big savory. For dessert a sweet soup. The criticism was the seats - memory foam too soft needs back rest cushion.. otherwise great.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
The crispy noodles are well done, but make sure to eat it quickly otherwise it becomes soggy. I enjoyed the tenderness of the chive pancakes even though they were a bit oily. I was not a particular fan of the soup dumplings, but it's fairly standard in the offering.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Scallion Pancake
Shanghai You Garden in Flushing is known for their delicious soup dumplings and Shanghainese dishes. No more long waiting lines as they have took over the restaurant next door with their expansion. Take advantage of their free soup dumplings so order accordingly as not to double order. Try a bit of everything. Shanghai You also has Cantonese style barbecue items on their vast menu. Ask their friendly staffs for recommendations and start exploring Shanghainese cuisine. Food is prepped very efficiently with generous portions. At the end of your meal, there’s a complimentary sweet soup that completes the meal perfectly. Stop by Shanghai You Garden and try it now.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great duck for great price. Tasted so fresh and a perfect portion size.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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