50 Best Chinese Restaurants near North New Hyde Park

“Loved the atmosphere. Very professional ✨⚡️💫“

“CheLi in Flushing is legit amazing. That squirrel fish? Super crispy, sweet, tangy — straight-up addicting. The place looks gorgeous too, like old-school China but super clean and chill. Service was on point. Honestly, I’d come back just for that fish.“

“Juqi was a nice dining experience. Most of the dishes when served were presented in a way to elevate one's dining experience. I was there for a birthday dinner and we were seated in a room. The table felt small at first but the waitstaff knew what to do that it never felt too crowded. Besides the food being good the waitstaff were consistent with changing plates and bringing the next course. Some of the dishes that stood out was the beef and tomato soup, the duck, the black rice that is set on fire (the aroma was pleasing where you're not sure what ingredients were put in) The soups were presented in a small ceramic bowl and tea lights were put underneath to keep it warm. This was a set menu and because there was a lot of food it was hard to keep track. Overall a good dinner out and a nice place for all group sizes to celebrate a special occasion or just a nice evening out.“

“First time in Haidilao and I must say that it was a great experience! Our waitress, Iris was amazing! She really took care of us and was super attentive. Will definitely keep it in mind to come back once we are back in New York. Thank you so much Iris, you rock!!“

“Large quantities and yummy food! We got 2 combos for two for 6 ppl and it was more than enough food. We got the classic spice with bean curd and king oyster mushrooms, chicken wings, and pork belly. We also got the tomato soup with fish and beef with lotus root and wide noodles plus milk custard and spicy noodles. Would come again!“

“We had a large group dinner here, and the staff handled it flawlessly. The food came out quickly and was piping hot. The portions are family-style, perfect for sharing and trying a bit of everything. Great value for money and an even better dining experience.“

“Great food and good value“

“Overall, I had a great experience at this restaurant. The food was tasty, the service was good, and everything looked clean. They seated me quickly, and the portions were huge — one dish is definitely enough for two people.

I ordered a tomato noodle soup, but I found it had way too many noodles and not enough vegetables or meat. Also, since most of the broths are pork-based, there aren’t many options if you don’t eat pork. I also tried the mushroom (wood ear) salad, which was fresh and delicious.

In short: the food is good and flavorful, but I’d love to see more balance with the soup (less noodles, more veggies and meat) and a few more non-pork soup options on the menu“

“Great authentic food. Really enjoyed it.“

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“I've been to a lot of hotpot restaurants in the city. BeiJin Hotpot is a very average hotpot place. It's good, but hotpot is always good. Nothing exceptional for the price. The meat was good, maybe if we ordered different types of meat we would've had a better experience. There's nothing wrong with our dinner; we were just a bit disappointed. All in all, for the price range there are better places to go to.“

“Food is amazing ten out of ten👌“

“What a great find!!! Place was cool inside, food was yummy, we liked it a lot. Staff were friendly and nice. We will definitely go back.“

“Delicious dim sum and pan fried flounder!“

“The dishes are very flavorful and delicious but lacking in fish slices. The soup goes very well with the unlimited rice!!!

The waitresses aren’t very attentive so you will have to flag them down and ask them for more rice.“

“food was amazing. I was born in Harbin and spent my childhood there so I know exactly what authentic Harbin food should taste like. This is the real north-eastern Chinese food and trust me this lovely little spot will impress you. The price on the menu may seem to be a little bit of expensive but the portion is generous af (thats what Chinese northeastern food are supposed to be). I would recommend double crispy pork slices with sweet & sour sauce锅包肉, stir-fried duo 溜两段 and LanZhou noodles 兰州拉面(this is a Chinese northwestern local famous but still very tasty).“

“That food is delicious inexpensive and filling… staff is amazing and place is clean“

“We saw the hype online and had to try this during our visit to Flushing, but it was disappointing. I think we are just not fans of this type of jian bing. Maybe those who really like jian bing would love this place. We are glad we gave it a try. It was $6 for one jian bing.“

“Flushing Gem: Unbeatable Prices and Bold Flavors
​A must-try for lovers of authentic Korean-Chinese cuisine, this Flushing restaurant delivers incredible value and unforgettable taste.
​This hidden gem in the heart of Flushing has quickly become my go-to spot for genuine Korean-Chinese dishes. Their Jajangmyeon is, without a doubt, the most affordable in the neighborhood. For a price that’s hard to beat, you get a generous bowl of perfectly chewy noodles smothered in a rich and savory black bean sauce. It’s a comforting and satisfying meal that won’t break the bank.
​But the true star of the show for me is the spicy clam dish, a delightful combination of fresh clams and noodles tossed in a fiery and flavorful seasoning. The heat of the chili is perfectly balanced with the natural sweetness of the clams, creating a harmonious and addictive taste. The noodles soak up all the delicious sauce, ensuring every bite is packed with flavor.
​The restaurant itself has a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for a casual lunch or dinner. The service is friendly and efficient, adding to the overall pleasant dining experience. If you're in Flushing and craving delicious and affordable Korean-Chinese food, I wholeheartedly recommend this establishment. You won't be disappointed!“

“This place is a gem! I'm so happy they opened this location! I was sad when the one on Main Street closed down due to a fire but the chef came to this location! The service was great and the coconut chicken was so juicy and tender. My dad is from Hainan so I can say the taste is definitely authentic. They even have clay pot rice! The casserole was very flavorful too. This is going to be our new spot from now on! I highly recommend this place. Definitely try their coconut dessert ~ to die for!“

“Was very good meat and the atmosphere nice .“

“I was there at Jian Nan Syosset, Long Island. Everything went great!! But, those took the orders needed to be more educated to understand each dishes. We were a fairly larger group than standard party size. Some dished were small and some dim sum served with small quantities, like 3 or 4. Those who order for the large group, should give suggestion to order multiple orders for the same dish. So, each one in the group can have at least one.“

“The seafood is awesome. The stuffs are polite & friendly“

“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.“

“Best BBQ I had in NYC so far! Kebab Lamb was tender and their spices are on point! We’ll fenotely comeback and recommend!“

“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!“

“Highly recommended?Grilled pork sausage, full of oily flavor??The durian pizza is very generous! ?Mutton hotpot. The mutton is really fragrant. It’s the closest to the taste in China. ?The free melon seeds are also delicious, suitable for snacks to kill time after drinking.

The service staff in the store have a very good attitude. Although they are busy, they will respond in time. Highly recommended.“

“I have come here many times after badminton in NYBC.
it's always great and delicious.
Love the roujiamo here，especially in fall and winter. Please come and try！

Kid-friendliness: A restroom inside.“

“Royal Queen Restaurant has been a cherished part of my family’s dining tradition for many years. From coming here with my parents years ago to now bringing my own baby niece, this place continues to be our top choice for authentic Chinese dim sum in NYC. The quality is consistently excellent—everything from the har gow to the siu mai is fresh, flavorful, and beautifully made. The menu offers a wide variety of dim sum and full entrees, so there’s always something for everyone. While the dim sum may be slightly more expensive than some of the nearby spots, the difference is well worth it. The atmosphere here is far more spacious and elegant, making it a much more comfortable setting for family gatherings compared to the tighter, noisier places in the area. It never feels rushed or overcrowded, which makes the overall experience more enjoyable. Another major plus is the two-hour free parking when you spend $100 or more—a lifesaver when you’re dining with a group like my family of five. It’s convenient, reliable, and takes the stress out of finding parking in Flushing. Whether you’re here for a casual lunch or a special occasion, Royal Queen consistently delivers.“

“When Xiaohong went there, many people recommended the red oil noodles from this store. As a Sichuanese, of course I had to try it! A portion costs 10? and there is no table to eat in. To me, the taste is just edible and mediocre. Chili pepper has almost no spiciness and no fragrance. It is said to be Chaoshou, but in fact it is the chaos of Jiangsu and Zhejiang. It has nothing to do with Chaoshou. Hope you guys have a better experience here!“

“OUTSTANDING lamb skewers (see picture). This stall sits in a quiet corner of the New World Mall food court and it is totally worth a try, and for me, multiple return visits. The price, authenticity of food and stoicism of the proprietors is a remarkable combo that could make you swear you we’re back in Hotan or Kashgar enjoying the finest eats around.“

“The food here is amazing, fantastic even I would say the best. The Chicken Fried rice is really good and has tons of flavor with it without or without it's sauce.“

“Absolutely fresh and delicious non-greasy Asian infuse delicious food. Everything I ate or delicious can’t wait to go back again.“

“The food was awesome! Yeah, not your Panda Express food here. Actually they do have it on last page for those with a fixed palate. For those wanting to have real Shanghai/Chinese food, there is plenty. From the duck sandwich to soup wontons to rolls and more. Each dish was a treat in its simplicity and yet hit the right notes. The burnt chilly spicy stuff on the table may not seem spicy, but boy! It adds a new flavor dimension.
The soup wontons are amazing. Go for it“

“Xi'an Famous Foods is a popular chain of Chinese quick service food, serving up hand pulled noodles and a variety of spicy dishes.

The service was efficient and fast, with multiple self ordering kiosks available. There was many customizations available for the meals, as you are able to customize the spice level and any additional toppings.

We got a variety of dishes, but tried the pork hand pulled noodles and the lamb hand pulled noodles. Compared to other locations, this one sort of fell flat, but that could be because we lowered the spice level and had less oil. The noodles were nice and bouncy, with the chewy texture, but did feel a bit dry. There wasn't much flavor beyond the spice, and the pork was also a bit dry as well. The portion and price were good, however we'd have to try other things on the menu to see how the flavor is.“

“My sister and I have been to this place and ordered oyster pancake, stinky tofu, beef noodle soup, and many others. The food was wonderful, and the service was fantastic. The atmosphere was that there were people in there too, waiters were busy cleaning the tables, and others.“

“I had an amazing dinning experience at Tai Er Sichuan Cuisine!

The Signature Sauerkraut Fish and Mouth Watering Chicken are must tries. Both dishes are made with authentic flavors that capture the essence of Sichuan cuisine.

The state is authentic, making it a real treat for anyone who loves bold, spicy food. I’ll definitely be back to explore more of their delicious offerings!“

“Great food. It was delicious and very tasty. Great service . Price was reasonable. They gives you good amount of food. we just celebrated a birth day there. i tell the world about this place“

“Came here with family for a causal dinner. We were surprised how generous the portions of the dishes were and they were all reasonably priced. On top of it, all the dishes were pretty tasty and reminded me of the flavors from my childhood. The owner and waiters were friendly and made sure the dishes came out fast as we have small children with us. Definitely recommend this place, it is a neighborhood gem.“

“So delicious…, yummy food I come back again and again“

“I ordered take out from here for the first time. It’s a tiny place with about 4-5 tables and it’s pretty no frills. You take a large bowl and you go to the fridge and grab what you want. You then choose if you want dry or wet hotpot or Mala tang. Not sure what that means. I looove dry hot pot though. The minimum for dry hot pot is 1.3 lbs. I had to go back to the fridge a few times in order to meet the minimum requirement. I asked them to only make it a little spicy, like tiny spicy, and they did it perfectly. I loved the dish they made for me when I got home. My meal also comes with one serving of white rice. My only qualm is that even though it says 15.99 a lb, I had to get 1.3 lbs which equated to about $20. So expect one dry hot pot to be a minimum of $20 which seems a bit pricey. I will come back though once I get the hang of the system. I usually do UberEats but they up charge so much that maybe $20 isn’t a lot to pay? The staff is friendly and accommodating. When leaving I saw a customer eat a HUGE broth hot pot. It looked delicious. Not sure what it was. The meal for me was like 6 servings, but I’m sure for others it counts as only 1-2 servings.“

“The food is here is by far one of the more reliable places to get Asian Cuisine. The food is not overly fried or heavily seasoned. We come here occasionally after the dog park visit, and we have yet to be disappointed. The wonton soup is a must have, better than anywhere else I have tried. The prices are also very good. Normally I have something criticizing to say but I genuinely appreciate this place for a cheat night. You won’t feel guilty with the fun of take out. The place is small and there isn’t anywhere to eat if you wanted. The customer service is good, however you will need to wait in your car because there isn’t much room to wait inside and no where to sit. Give it a try. Photo is my wife pounding down one of their egg rolls because she can’t wait till we get home (Not oily at all). As healthy as Chinese food can probably get in NYC.“

“Awesome food is a great location.“

“My dad had been to this place and that there was a line outside and bought the rice roll and also fish balls. The food and the service were nice and wonderful. The atmosphere was that long line, people were cooking or making the food and taking the orders.“

“"They epitomize excellence in offering some of the most exquisite Desi Chinese cuisine in our locality. Furthermore, their commitment to philanthropy shines brightly as they recently extended a gracious hand to support the local Indian association with complimentary starters. Your benevolence is sincerely cherished, and we extend our heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering support."“

“This is the perfect place for noodles of any kinds!!! Broth is flavorful and noodles are cooked perfectly!
Staffs are very attentive and constantly refills my hot tea!
This is definitely one of my favorite restaurants around the area!!! Mist come back!!“

“Food is super fresh and taste good. It’s not like you’re traditional NYC corner Chinese food. Their fried rice is not the same and the fried chicken winds are not the same. However it does taste good. If you’re looking for the signature NYC Chinese food fried rice and chicken wings this isn’t the spot. Everything else looks to be the same.“

“tried the salty Duck egg fried rice with shrimp and it was full of flavor. must try!“

“I’ve been to Dunhuang Noodles many times, and it never disappoints. The flavors are incredibly authentic and remind me of traditional Northwestern Chinese cuisine. The hand-pulled noodles are always fresh and perfectly cooked, with just the right texture. The broth is rich and flavorful, and the beef is tender and well-seasoned. Every dish feels like it’s made with care. It’s rare to find such genuine taste outside of China. Highly recommended for anyone craving real Lanzhou-style noodles!“

“Looking for a hotpot with a twist? Check out Coco Hotpot ? , the coconut broth has this amazing sweet and savory flavor that hits just right. The Chicken so fresh and tender. Plus, their house-made sauce is chef’s kiss ? Perfect spot if you’re craving something new and delicious! ??

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