Quaint space with traditional décor and soothing background music creates a calm, laid-back atmosphere. The vibe feels inviting and almost transports diners away from the neighborhood. Homemade candy offered after meals adds a simple but special touch.
Sichuan dishes here have an authentic taste with freshly made to order food. The Dan Dan Noodles stand out with genuine flavors, and the overall cuisine offers high quality Chinese comfort food.
Steamed dumplings in chili oil stand out with incredible flavor beyond just spice. Dan Dan noodles offer an authentic taste with well-prepared pork, and homemade dumplings come with a delicious house sauce that enhances their flavor.
Good to know
They have a daily lunch special which is $12.99 and includes a soda.
The Spicy Ramen is priced around $14, cheaper than some competitors.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Restaurant features traditional Chinese decorations like hanging parasols and lanterns, creating a clean, modern, and intimate vibe. Guests can watch dumplings being made behind a window, adding to the engaging atmosphere. Space includes a private nook for larger parties and celebrations with singing.
Food features fresh ingredients and authentic Shanghai style. Quality matches well-known spots in Flushing Queens.
Soup dumplings stand out with a flavorful, comforting broth and tasty filling. Pork and cabbage dumplings and pan-fried dumplings also offer great variety and taste.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
Dumplings are handmade, which may lead to longer wait times during busy hours.
The restaurant often runs out of popular items, so arrive early for the best selection.
Nepalese restaurant in a mall food court offers authentic momos with fresh, flavorful dumplings and vegetarian options. The atmosphere is warm and inviting despite the typical food court setting. It stands out by providing healthy, homemade dishes uncommon in such locations.
Momos here are authentic, juicy, and flavorful, matching those found in Nepal. The mango lassi and Nepali achar add a special Himalayan flavor that stands out.
Dumplings here pack a depth of flavor with Indian spices and house-made dough. Fried chicken dumplings offer a crispy, seasoned bite, while soup dumplings bring a rich, savory experience.
Good to know
The Momo Spot is located in a food court.
Expect limited vegetarian options, including no vegetarian momos.
Prices are considered great for the amount of food.
Spacious dining area features hot pots and grills at each table with remote heat control for cooking. Atmosphere stays relaxed and warm with pop music setting a chill vibe. Guests enjoy all-you-can-eat buffet style with a sauce bar and Korean beer options.
Chinese-style marinated lamb skewers come with options for grilling or hotpot cooking, plus dry spices for dipping. The hot pot here stays true to authentic Chinese style throughout.
Offers Sichuan style hot pot with intense, numbing spice and flavorful broths like pork bone and spicy Szechuan. Includes fried rice and egg rolls, unlike other hot pot spots, with friendly, accommodating staff and good prices.
Good to know
Hot Pot World offers all-you-can-eat options for $19.99.
A 15% discount is available for birthday celebrations.
The restaurant provides snow crab upon request at no extra charge.
Small, cozy space offers authentic Peruvian-Chinese fusion with a warm, inviting atmosphere and pleasant cumbia music. The vibe feels homey and genuine, reflecting careful attention to detail and a strong connection to Peruvian culture.
Food features authentic Peruvian flavor with Chinese Peruvian influences. Portions come generous and dishes deliver genuine Peruvian cuisine.
Wonton soup stands out with its rich flavor and generous portions. Other dishes like Taypa noodles and Aeropuerto also come in large servings and complement the soup well.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a variety of authentic Peruvian dishes.
Expect to pay a bit more for the quality of food.
The restaurant is located in a strip mall, which can be tricky to find.
Casual Chinese restaurant with authentic Sichuan flavors and street-side barbecue style. Atmosphere is noisy and crowded with close seating that encourages sharing. Decor is simple with bright walls and a kitchen visible from the front, creating a lively but unpretentious vibe.
Authentic Asian flavors shine through with Szechuan and Northeastern Chinese barbecue dishes. Lamb kebabs and spicy street-side barbecue bring genuine northern Chinese cuisine tastes.
Sichuan dishes stand out for their authentic spiciness and traditional flavors. Dumplings, mapo tofu, and Chinese BBQ offer genuine tastes rarely found outside China, with the sweet and sour pork presenting a unique twist on the classic.
Good to know
Karaoke is available for those who are brave enough to participate.
All noodles are 20% off from January 4th to January 7th.
Expect long wait times for takeout orders, sometimes up to an hour.
Asian restaurant offers sunken hot pot tables and an island buffet for self-selection of ingredients. Spacious layout includes private rooms and a smoke machine to remove BBQ odors. Atmosphere is beautiful and relaxing with clean, welcoming decor and koi fish wall art.
Offers authentic Chinese hotpot with genuine broth and true Asian flavors at reasonable prices.
Offers an extensive buffet of fresh ingredients including lamb, beef, seafood, tofu, and unique items like oysters. Combines hot pot and BBQ with a variety of sauces, noodles, and cooked foods like crayfish and sushi.
Good to know
Karaoke starts at 9pm on weekends, perfect for a fun night out.
Birthday meals are free, making it a great spot for celebrations.
Hotpot costs $35 per person during lunch, including a drink.
Large Chinese restaurant offers sparkling clean and well-kept spaces with private booths for dining. Warm and welcoming atmosphere suits both takeout and sit-down meals, with careful food packaging and fresh, authentic dishes.
Flavors stay true to traditional Chinese cooking with Egg Drop Soup and pan fried Chicken vermicelli standing out as very good examples. Food comes fast and keeps an authentic taste throughout.
General Tso's Chicken features a sauce with a perfect balance of sweet and savory. Dishes like pork fried rice, lo mein, and crab rangoon offer authentic and flavorful options.
Good to know
The restaurant is very clean and well-kept.
There is enough parking available, clearly designated.
The portion sizes are generous for the price.
Traditional Chinese restaurant with old school Chinatown vibes and a family-friendly atmosphere. Interior shows signs of wear but maintains authentic charm with a red siu mei display. Popular for excellent dim sum and Cantonese BBQ, drawing a steady crowd after mid-morning.
Authentic Cantonese food comes with generous portions and a true oriental flavor. This spot offers a hidden gem experience with more genuine Dim Sum than many others around.
Dim sum stands out with excellent dumplings and chicken feet priced at $5. Beef chow fun and crispy sesame chicken with tender dark meat also feature on the menu.
Good to know
Sunday is dim sum until 3 PM.
Expect a wait of 30-45 minutes during peak hours.
Parking may be a bit difficult.
Small, homey space with two picnic tables inside and some outdoor seating creates an intimate setting. Big TV playing music videos adds a lively touch to the cozy atmosphere. The vibe suits families and those seeking authentic Asian fusion in a simple, welcoming environment.
Authentic soup dumplings stand out here, capturing traditional flavors well. The menu features authentic Japanese cuisine with ramen and noodles that reflect genuine recipes.
Authentic soup dumplings stand out with rich flavor and delicate texture. The menu offers a wide range including spring rolls, black garlic miso ramen, and various fried items like crab rangoon and shrimp tempura.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, but it's best to arrive early due to limited seating.
The restaurant is vegetarian and vegan friendly, offering a variety of options.
Parking is ample and free, making it convenient for diners.
Small, crowded Asian restaurant with shared tables and a lively, relaxed vibe. Lines form consistently due to popular, authentic Chinese-style BBQ and noodle soup. Drinks like espresso martinis and passion fruit margaritas add to the energetic atmosphere.
Food features fresh ingredients and rich, flavorful broths with high quality roasted meats. Dishes focus on authentic Chinese-style BBQ and noodle soups.
Crab Rangoon stands out as a favorite dish here, often praised for its flavor. The menu also features fried rice, BBQ ribs, and chow fun noodles that consistently satisfy.
Good to know
Expect a 20-minute wait to get seated during peak hours.
Bottled water costs $5, so consider bringing your own.
The restaurant is located in a smoking area, leading to a strong smoke smell.
Spacious dining area features dark wood decor and a calm, homie atmosphere that feels authentic and peaceful. The place attracts those seeking authentic Chinese cuisine with a quiet, comfortable vibe especially early in the day.
Food offers authentic Chinese cuisine with unique dishes like General Tso’s chicken. Service matches the quality of the authentic flavors throughout the menu.
Hot and sour soup and Mapo tofu stand out with their bold flavors. Dishes like Mongolian beef, spicy wontons, and crispy spicy pork ribs offer tender textures and well-seasoned profiles.
Good to know
Lunch prices are considered amazing, offering good value for the portions.
The restaurant has a loyalty reward program where points can be exchanged for discounts.
The restaurant is known for its cleanliness, providing a pleasant dining environment.
Spacious interior with an Asian-modern-minimalist design and lazy Susan tables encourages communal dining. Atmosphere shifts from quiet for conversation to bustling yet comfortable on busy nights. Popular for authentic Chinese cuisine and dim sum, it suits family dinners and casual gatherings.
Dishes come out hot and full of authentic flavors that stand apart from typical takeout. The beef fried rice and Dim Sum showcase fresh, consistent, and spot-on Chinese cuisine.
Dim sum features pan-fried turnip cake and a variety of delicious options. The beef chow fun stands out as a favorite, paired well with a good broth in the wonton soup. The Kung Pao chicken offers a flavorful choice for a full meal.
Good to know
Dim sum is available on weekends via carts, but ordered from the menu during the week.
The restaurant is closed from 2 to 5 pm daily.
Parking is limited and can be challenging, especially during busy times.
Japanese restaurant combines spacious, blue-lit interior with LED walls and wildlife-themed projections creating a vibrant, club-like atmosphere. EDM instrumental music plays through a jukebox system where diners can select songs. The place draws a lively crowd enjoying fresh sushi and hot sake in a fun, inviting setting.
Fresh, flavorful sushi and authentic Japanese ramen stand out here. The menu delivers truly authentic Japanese cuisine with a focus on fresh sushi and traditional flavors.
Shrimp Lo Mein stands out with its tasty flavor and is often paired with a shrimp tempura roll. Fried items like crab rangoon and sesame balls share the same cooking oil.
Good to know
Ajisai 3 offers free dinner and a small cake on your birthday.
Ladies receive a free glass of wine from Monday to Thursday.
Birthday guests enjoy half off all-you-can-eat meals.
Halal Chinese restaurant with New Age artwork decor and a lively atmosphere filled with enthusiastic diners. The space feels clean and well-maintained, offering high-quality halal ingredients and flavorful dishes that stand out in the area.
Menu features 100% Zabiha Halal Chinese staples like Lo Mein, Sesame Chicken, and Beef & Broccoli. Dishes such as Mongolian Beef and Orange Chicken stand out for being tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked.
Good to know
All the food is halal, ensuring the meat is fresh.
The restaurant is kept very clean.
The portion size is huge, providing good value.
Chinese restaurant with an elegant design and comfortable seating creates a relaxed atmosphere despite its size. Tables feature lazy Susans for easy sharing, supporting family-style dining and larger gatherings. The space combines modern cleanliness with authentic cultural touches, offering a pleasant and inviting vibe.
Dishes feature authentic Cantonese taste with fresh ingredients and well-balanced seasoning. Every plate bursts with strong, genuine flavors reflecting traditional Chinese cuisine.
Dim sum features juicy shu mai and a unique dish not found elsewhere. The menu includes special fried rice, sesame chicken, and Kung Pao chicken with a good balance of heat and savory flavors.
Good to know
The restaurant serves Dim Sum from 11am to 2:30pm on weekends.
Expect long wait times during lunch hours, especially on weekends.
Parking is available, but it can fill up quickly during peak hours.