Taiwanese Restaurants near Queens, NY

“Gulp in Long Island City is a true hole in the wall spot with a lot of charm. The space is tiny, with only 5 seats, so be prepared to wait. We waited about 30 minutes for 3 seats to open, but it was absolutely worth it. I had the beef noodle soup, and it was rich, comforting, and full of flavor. One of the coolest parts of the experience was discovering the speakeasy in the back. While we were waiting, I saw a group of six suddenly come out and was so confused about where they had even been hiding. Turns out there is a door through the small restaurant that leads to a bar in the back, which made the whole place feel even more unique and memorable. Definitely a tiny spot with a big personality.“

“Good is good, place is clean & service is good“

“We ordered mostly noodle soup dishes, and they were flavorful in my opinion. They have 8 different types of noodles you can choose, and they have a little display that shows each type of noodle. Unfortunately, they do not have an official website, and their menu does not show it either, which would be helpful. The portions were not huge, but neither were the prices. Nice atmosphere inside; not too big and looked clean.“

“The drinks here are delicious and I always have a good experience!“

“My go-to spot for the best Popcorn Chicken and Pearl Milk Tea combo in the neighborhood. The chicken is always crispy and perfectly seasoned, and the boba has that classic chewy texture I love. Fast service and great prices even after all these years. If you want authentic, old-school boba vibes, this is the place to be.“