Small Japanese restaurant with cozy private booths and a quiet, intimate atmosphere. Renovated space feels more spacious and inviting, featuring unique decorations and a party room with karaoke upstairs.
Lunch features affordable lunch sets and premium specials with sushi and drink deals. Seating is quick during lunch hours, making it a reliable spot for group meals.
Lunch sets come with cheap prices and good taste. Delivery options like Uber and DoorDash offer affordable orders. Pricing stays reasonable throughout.
"The sushi here is amazingly fresh and flavorful."
"The lunch special here is a great value."
"I found the sushi here to be cheap and surprisingly high-quality."
Good to know
Dine in for their $1 per sashimi slice/nigiri sushi special with a $20 minimum order.
They have a special anniversary dinner for $49.
You need to bring cash for the sushi and sashimi discount.
Small, cash-only takeout spot with no seating and a Chinese street food vibe. Atmosphere feels authentic and lively, with cheerful staff and a cramped, bustling space. Menu is entirely in Chinese, offering unique, affordable dishes like savory jianbing and wonton soup.
Large, delicious 煎餅果子 stands out as a filling lunch option. Food suits both quick and light meals, making it good for breakfast or lunch.
Paying just $5 for two pieces of stuffed jianbings shows how cheap the food is here. The jianbing tastes similar to Joshua Weissman's version, making it a budget-friendly option.
Good to know
This establishment offers take out only.
The jiangbing costs only $5.
This place is CASH ONLY.
Spacious, newly renovated restaurant offers a clean and comfortable environment with bright, tidy decor. The atmosphere feels warm and inviting, creating a chill vibe perfect for casual hangouts. Self-service setup includes free desserts, enhancing the relaxed dining experience.
Offers a quick lunch option with convenient service. Lunch boxes come with Chinese chrysanthemum, though sometimes it may be missing.
Prices stay consistently cheap across the menu. The spicy hot pot offers good value and the food tastes delicious without costing much.
Good to know
Prices are based on weight, making it affordable for all budgets.
The restaurant maintains a very clean and hygienic environment.
Diners must use plastic basins and clips from the disinfection cabinet before choosing ingredients.
Small restaurant with cramped tables and traditional music creates a lively, noisy atmosphere where conversation is difficult. Digital queue system and complimentary green tea add convenience and hospitality. Koi fish and antique decor contribute to a unique cultural setting.
Weekday lunches have almost no wait and move fast even when crowded on weekends. The spot offers a feast experience with a great vibe for both breakfast and lunch.
Food comes with cheap prices and massive portion sizes. Udon and soup dumplings stand out as delicious and affordable options.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for weekends and special occasions.
Expect wait times of up to 2 hours during peak hours.
The restaurant can accommodate large groups, making it suitable for celebrations.
Spacious seating and comfortable couches create a relaxed dining area with simple modern decor reflecting Chongqing hot pot style. The atmosphere is cozy and lively, supported by a clean sauce bar and a variety of free snacks and drinks. Tables offer reasonable separation, making it suitable for groups and casual gatherings.
Lunch offers a $29 all-you-can-eat buffet with meat included. The price is very cost-effective and delivers strong value for midday dining.
Offers cheap and affordable hot pot with quick service for groups. Prices stay reasonable for all-you-can-eat options, though drinks cost more.
Good to know
$1 beers are available at the restaurant.
The Christmas Special allows four people to eat while only one pays.
You have two hours to eat and cannot leave food behind.
Modernized Hong Kong cafe blends pink and blue decor with colorful artwork evoking old-world charm. Spacious, bright interior creates a cozy and inviting atmosphere that feels both fresh and homely. Regulars frequent the lively space, which is notably louder than typical Chinatown cafes.
Lunch offers large portions at a reasonable price. Staff serve meals quickly and courteously, fitting well into a lunch break.
Big portions and authentic Hong Kong style make the food cheap and flavorful. Service stays solid, though the toast is less recommended.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash; no credit cards are accepted.
The kitchen is closed until 5pm; only drinks are available before that.
To avoid long waits, arrive before 10 am on weekends.
Small, bright space with narrow aisles and limited seating creates a cozy but busy environment. Atmosphere feels family-oriented and friendly, though noise can rise with background sounds. Tables include built-in drawers for utensils, adding a practical touch to the clean, tidy setting.
Affordable prices make it easy to grab a quick lunch. The spot stays ultra clean and offers a simple, quick dining experience any time of day.
Prices stay very cheap, averaging 20 to 30 yuan per person. Food offers good quality despite the low cost.
Good to know
It is mandatory to tip no less than 18%.
The pricing is around $20 per person, making it pocket-friendly.
The portion sizes are huge for the price.
Small space with limited seating creates a cozy but sometimes loud atmosphere during busy times. Korean street food flavors stand out, especially smash burgers, potato corndogs, and twist donuts made fresh to order. Casual vibe suits quick bites and late-night visits.
Affordable prices stand out during lunch hours with a menu focused on authentic Korean flavors. Great deals make it a frequent choice for a quick lunch break.
Food prices stay affordable compared to other fast food spots, though not the cheapest overall. Drinks come at a low cost, while some items like fried Oreos are pricier but tasty.
Good to know
All snacks outside after 7 pm are half price every day.
There is a special, discounted menu available from 10 am to 2 pm.
Expect at least a 1-hour wait if you walk in.
Hot pot restaurant offers clean, well-organized interior with digital ordering and occasional robotic food delivery. Atmosphere shifts from warm and inviting to lively and entertaining late at night. Guests experience attentive service and an immersive dining environment with festive touches.
Lunch offers a $20 combo that delivers great food and good value. Servers provide tea, aprons, and details on promotions, making the experience smooth and enjoyable.
Beef plates come at cheap prices and maintain good quality. Weekday specials before 5pm offer very cheap options for meat plates.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
The lunch combo is available only on weekdays before 4 p.m.
The noodle dance performance costs $4 and is a fun experience.
Modern interior combines with loud music and high noise levels from kitchen activity, creating a lively but sometimes overwhelming atmosphere. Small seating capacity keeps the pace unhurried, while char siu and duck dishes stand out as culinary highlights. The space feels welcoming despite some operational quirks and safety concerns.
Offers a solid spot for lunch with reliable options. Also serves breakfast making it versatile for daytime meals.
DIY clay pots come at a pretty cheap price here. Staff react sharply when customers ask for extra bags, hinting at a strict stance on being economical.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
Expect long wait times, particularly during peak hours and holidays.
The restaurant has limited seating, with fewer than 10 tables available.
Restaurant offers authentic Shanghai cuisine with a bright, elegant interior that feels like a museum of local dishes. Atmosphere is colorful and lively, resembling a fun party with a welcoming vibe. Seating is ample but can feel tight and modest, focusing more on food than flashy decor.
Lunch offers quick service even during busy hours with waits under 20 minutes. Large groups get thoughtful accommodation and lunch promotions include free soup dumplings with certain orders.
Food comes at a cheap price and stays authentic. The duck buns stand out as freshly made and very affordable.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash, Venmo, and Zelle for payments.
Spend $10 or more to receive a free bun or dumpling.
Dine-in customers may receive free soup dumplings as a promotion.
Spacious and bright with luxurious decor and grand ambiance, the restaurant features dim sum carts and live cooking stations that add to its lively atmosphere. Multiple private and banquet rooms accommodate large events, while background karaoke music creates a unique, energetic vibe.
Dim sum stands out as a great lunch option here, with choices that suit both casual meals and special occasions. The spot works well for a quick bite or a more relaxed lunch break.
Prices stay consistently cheap across the menu. Food offers good value without sacrificing taste.
Good to know
Dim sum is discounted until 4 PM from Monday to Friday.
The venue hosts events often, which can lead to crowded conditions.
The best time to visit for dim sum is between 3 PM to 5 PM.
Hot pot restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with well-lit, spacious seating suited for couples or small groups. The interior features clean, attractive decor and practical amenities like a sauce bar and self-serve soft drinks. The vibe stays comfortable and inviting, pairing a relaxed setting with attentive service.
Lunch offers include a buffet and specials priced between $17 and $25. Weekday lunches come with cheaper prices and there is a senior lunch deal available.
Prices stay consistently cheap for both food and drinks. The all-you-can-eat hotpot offers good meat quality at a low cost.
Good to know
The AYCE lunch special from 12pm-3pm is $24.95.
You can dine all you can eat within 90 minutes.
There is a compulsory charge of 20% gratuity.
Spacious dining area features a recent renovation with bright, modern decor and string lights creating a comfortable atmosphere. Complimentary offerings include free gelato, milk tea, and hot tea, enhancing the welcoming vibe. The place draws those seeking authentic Vietnamese noodles and a cozy setting for casual meals.
Quick service suits a lunch break well. Frequent visits show it works for both lunch and dinner.
Offers very cheap prices with large portions that do not skimp on meat. Serves fast, tasty Vietnamese dishes like pho and curry chicken at affordable rates.
Good to know
The restaurant is open until 1am usually throughout the week.
Dinner is served at 11pm.
The restaurant is cash only.
Pizza restaurant offers a welcoming atmosphere with a cozy interior and open front that connects to the street. Seating is comfortable but limited, creating a chill vibe. The place draws a mix of locals and families, known for its varied pizza flavors and reasonable prices.
Lunch specials offer two slices and a drink for under $10. Prices stay lower than nearby spots, but drink inclusion can be inconsistent despite signage.
Prices stay very cheap here, making it a spot for a quick, low-cost bite. The pizza matches the price with poor quality.
Good to know
The restaurant has a special offer of 2 medium pies get 1 free.
A slice of pizza and a can of Coke cost less than $5.
The restaurant charges a 3.5% fee for credit card transactions without prior notice.
Spacious interior with Dunhuang-inspired murals and clean, inviting atmosphere sets a welcoming tone. The vibe is casual and homey, with some moments of harsh loud music. Frequented for authentic Northwest beef noodles, it draws those seeking hearty, well-regarded dishes in a neat setting.
Lunch offers delicious ramen and mutton steamed buns that stand out. Food arrives quickly even when busy, making it a solid spot for a casual meal with friends.
Prices stay very cheap with tasty noodles offered at low cost. Some dishes use cheap cuts and show poor quality like undercooked noodles and low-grade chicken parts.
Good to know
Dunhuang offers a half-price sale on Mother’s Day.
The Big Eater Challenge is available for those looking for a fun experience.
There is free parking in downtown Flushing for customers.
Small, cramped space shared with multiple vendors creates a chaotic atmosphere focused on grab-and-go dining. Energy stays casual with minimal seating, attracting mainly Mandarin-speaking locals. Roast duck and pork dishes stand out as signature offerings with large portions and reasonable prices.
Lunch offers value meals around $7.50 to $9 with options like duck and pork over rice. Portions are hearty enough for lunch and dinner, though the lunch box has few vegetables.
Lunch specials offer cheap bites that stand out. Crispy pork and other dishes come at a very good price without skimping on quality.
Good to know
The restaurant is take-out only with no seating available.
Meals cost around $10 and include multiple meat options over rice.
They only accept cash payments, with a 20% discount for cash.
Spacious dining area with authentic Chinese decor and square tables with bench seating creates a comfortable yet somewhat distant setup. Atmosphere feels elegant and friendly, suitable for dates and small groups. Amenities include a self-serve sauce bar and convenient coat storage under seats, enhancing the dining experience.
Lunch here suits family gatherings well with a comfortable atmosphere and consistent service at noon. The spot works for both casual meals and more relaxed dinners.
Hot pot offers cheap prices. Parking in Tangram is convenient and affordable. Overall, the restaurant provides very cheap options for what it offers.
Good to know
Expect wait times of over two hours during peak hours.
Every Wednesday, members receive a 20% discount on their meals.
They offer 99 cent deals on Wednesdays for select items.
Small interior hosts a large menu with affordable prices and generous portions. Atmosphere feels casual with a happy counter presence. Food focuses on Chinese and Japanese takeout, especially noted for teriyaki chicken.
Reasonable prices make it easy to try a variety of dishes throughout the week. This spot serves as a reliable go-to for both lunch and dinner, fitting well into a regular lunch rotation.
Food offers large portions at a cheap price. Meals provide good value without sacrificing quantity.
Good to know
The pricing is affordable, making it a budget-friendly option.
Prices are competitive compared to similar places in the area.
It's a great choice if you're hungry without wanting to overspend.
Buffet restaurant offers a spacious, bright interior with modern decor and comfortable seating. Atmosphere is lively and noisy, often filled with big families, creating a bustling vibe. Food stations include a live BBQ and sushi bar, adding interactive and fresh options to the experience.
Lunch offers a buffet with snow crab legs and a variety of seafood and Chinese dishes. The $26.99 price includes a large selection suitable for business lunches and family events.
Good to know
The dinner buffet costs $49.99 per person, including premium options.
The lunch buffet costs $27.99, with a 10% discount for seniors.
On Sundays, the buffet offers all-you-can-eat lobsters.
Neo-traditional Chinese decor with wood and marble themes creates an upscale, authentic atmosphere. Private dining rooms with Karaoke setups offer spaces for family-style gatherings. The environment balances wide spacing and comfortable seating, fostering a welcoming vibe.
Affordable lunch specials feature Sichuan and Fuzhou cuisines with generous portions. Private rooms support family-style dining during quiet lunch hours.
Prices stay consistently cheap with meals around 180 including tip for multiple dishes. Ice powder costs very little but lacks any special features.
Good to know
Szechuan Opera is wheelchair accessible, making it perfect for elderly family members.
Customers are required to pay an 18% tip for lunch.
You can eat well for $20 per person.
Basement cafeteria under a temple offers spacious, simple seating with cafeteria-style dining. Atmosphere is often hot and steamy with high humidity due to kitchen proximity and crowd. South Indian food features a wide variety of dosas known for their taste.
Lunch offers affordable South Indian cuisine with amazing spices. The canteen suits meals after temple visits, fitting for breakfast, brunch, or lunch.
Prices stay very cheap and reasonable for the quality. South Indian dishes and dosas come at a low cost without sacrificing cleanliness or taste.
Good to know
Your whole meal will be under $10.
Plan accordingly for potential wait times on weekends.
It gets extremely busy on weekends.
Bright, spacious interior with modern design and adorable decorations creates a comfortable and clean atmosphere. Loud music fills the space, making it lively but sometimes challenging to talk. Open 24 hours, it attracts a diverse crowd looking for fresh noodles and unlimited refills.
Lunch features a water-based soup with noodles but no meat or vegetables. The value feels low and the dishes lack the quality found in Vietnamese noodle spots.
Prices stay very low, making it easy to feed a group of three on a budget. Noodles offer good value and taste, but breakfast side dishes feel like a waste of money despite their cheap price.
Good to know
You can add noodles as many times as you like for free during dinner.
There's a buy 2 get 1 free special for dine-in every day from 3pm - 9pm.
If three customers come together, one portion of noodles is free.