Top 6 Brunch locations in Flushing

Alan Garcia

Excellent food and they offer gluten-free pita bread as well!

Ethan Bassford

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.

Shiungor

Worth the hype 🙌 and 800 miles 😆 The duck feast was insane. The pairing of caviar atop the perfect crisp skin rolled in a bit of sugar 🩶🧡🩶🧡🩶🧡🩶🧡🩶 The fun of wrapping a perfect duck crepe 😂 not your usual duck bun 片皮鸭 And the duck bone soup with bok choy just so comforting. 关二爷mashed potato is an acquired taste with sesame paste as gravy. But couldn’t pass the photo op 🥳 四喜烤麸braised gluten was way too sweet Almond tofu custard peach 🍑 is a must The honey yogurt was quite sweet and Greek yogurt like ….sooo smooth And of course who can pass up the Chinese chess board. Who ate the general? Need to bring reinforcement to try more dishes next time. ***First floor in Tangram mall in flushing. Best to reserve time for meal or get there at opening 11:30am.

Alan Liu

the drunken chicken, braised gluten kaofu, jelly fish, and sweet/smoked fish were all great, very good shanghainese place

Tanya M

nice. has gluten free panini. Clean.

Chloé

#CeliacReviews: Vegetable kimbap and vegetable bibimbap can be made gluten-friendly—just let them know you have a gluten allergy. They were kind and accommodating. Barley tea, radish, and miso soup come with the meal but these aren’t celiac-safe so just let them know you don’t need.