5 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants near Queens

“I had a wonderful experience at Truth Restaurant! The food was delicious, the atmosphere was welcoming, and the service made the visit even better. Aamaris was absolutely amazing—she was friendly, attentive, and incredibly helpful from the moment we arrived. She made sure we had everything we needed, checked on us throughout our meal, and made us feel truly valued as guests. Her positive attitude and outstanding customer service made our dining experience memorable. Thank you, Aamaris, for going above and beyond! I’ll definitely be back and highly recommend asking for her if you visit.“

“Quite honestly the best meal I’ve ever had at an airport. The vibes are good, the service is great, and the food is simply delicious. Thanks to my server Paola for curating an excellent dining experience. I’ll be back the next time I connect via LGA. 5/5 stars“

“My first time trying coconut hot pot and I’ve clearly been missing out! The coconut broth was light and sweet, and way easier on the stomach than a regular hot pot.

We visited on one of the coldest days, and the restaurant was PACKED. It’s located in Downtown Flushing, literally right next to Tangram. It’s also more affordable than other coconut hot pot spots in the city, with a heartier portion too.

Shoutout to the impeccable service — our server even helped skim off the floating oil from the broth (and made me want to buy that ladle lol).

＊Coconut Chicken (for two) 皇椰雞套餐 $75.95
They use cage-free chicken, and the pieces were generously sized with not too much bone. This portion was already enough to feed four. The set also comes with vegetables, plus your choice of rice or noodles. The coconut broth wasn’t heavy at all that we were basically sipping it nonstop.

＊Poached Egg & Beef Clay Pot Rice 窩蛋牛肉煲仔飯 +$15
You get a discounted price if you add their claypot rice to your hot pot order. It looked very promising and delicious, especially with the runny poached egg. But I thought the rice needed a few more minutes in the clay pot to crisp up the base a bit more.

＊Maxi’s Noodle Wonton 雲吞妹雲吞 $9.95
The price is pretty steep for just three wontons, but I love Maxi’s so much that I still went for it. The shrimp wontons were so plump and meaty.

＊Handmade Battered Shrimp 極品鮮蝦滑 $12.95
SOOOO GOOD I am a fan of shrimp paste in a hot pot.“

“Quick, affordable and tasty dry hot pot. You walk in, grab a bowl and tongs, choose your ingredients and hand it over to the cashier to cook. Price is based on weight, but one bowl around 1.5 lb was enough for the two of us. We opted for the “tiny spicy” level and it was just the right out amount of kick — not too spicy but just enough to get you sniffling. The seasoning the chef put it was great too. Highly recommend“

“Overall the The experience was great. The flavors was good so good and Mary was super mery. She was super attentive, even when there was a high volume in the restaurant. I really appreciated everything she did for me and always make sure I feel like she cared.“