Best soup dumplings in NYC! Dumplings with crab meat is so good you'll want to get an entire basket for yourself. Some other good dishes are Scallion Pancake, Jelly Fish, Cold Cuts, Hot & Sour Soup,…

4 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Steven C. at Yelp on November 18, 2008.

On a cold, winter day, you want to come here to warm up. Their xiao long bao (soup dumplings) are AMAZING. Perfectly soupy, they're Chinese comfort food at its best. They also do a great pork chop…

5 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Jerilyn G. at Yelp on November 17, 2008.

Not easy to find - when we entered through Main Street we had to go into a building, find the escalator, and enter through a side entrance. However, I would recommend Gala Manor for dim sum any day.…

4 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Mercedes c. at Yelp on November 17, 2008.

One of the more happening pool halls in Flushing. Ambience is really good! They do clean the tables regularly, but they should do the same for the cloth; Most of the tables had holes, which made it…

4 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Ron D. at Yelp on November 17, 2008.

yummylicious. best pho i've had in nyc - it's the most authentic and flavorful. their broth is pretty famous and they cook it all day long. i always get the #1 - the standard beef pho and throw in a…

5 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Kelly E. at Yelp on November 17, 2008.

Pho Bang is my go-to whenever I need a fix. I'm not a big beef eater, so I usually look for other meat options-- at Pho Bang, it's the pho with grilled pork slices. The portion they give you is much…

5 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Jerilyn G. at Yelp on November 17, 2008.

First off, I would like to say I am a proud member of the Kalbi and Bul Go Ki club since 1990. The restaurant I have been going to for years has been shut down temporarily for health related…

5 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Vincent W. at Yelp on November 16, 2008.

This place is AWWWWWESOME!! Why? Other than the fact that there are stores and eateries, yadi yadi yada, there's an actual decently chic-ish LOUNGE/BAR! in Flushing! Right behind it, in collaboration/…

5 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Eliza C. at Yelp on November 16, 2008.

This restaurant, at the corner of Prince St. and 39th Ave, looks pretty nice from the outside. Their selection of food is typical Chinese, Cantonese style. I had the wonton noodle soup, which was…

3 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Morton F. at Yelp on November 14, 2008.

tai pan, i will wait in line for 20 minutes while angry old chinese ladies shove me and you scream things i can't understand while waving tongs in my face just to get your food. your custard filled…

5 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Kelly E. at Yelp on November 13, 2008.

Delicious scallion pancakes for a dollar! =]

4 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Courtney M. at Yelp on November 13, 2008.

The price is very reasonable when dining with a large group. Thai food is good quality. I like the spices used as it gives flavor. Four stars rating as It's not authentic Thai cuisine.

4 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Tina C. at Yelp on November 12, 2008.

This place is hidden downstairs in the basement next to a funeral home of all things. Its a small place, and the staff is friendly and chatty. They have a menu with offers various strange things that…

3 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Jen W. at Yelp on November 12, 2008.

I'd been going to Sentosa every other weekend or so for over a year but stopped recently to try other Malaysian restaurants in Flushing because they hiked menu prices. Don't let this dissuade you…

5 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Morton F. at Yelp on November 11, 2008.

This is one of two Malaysian restaurants that I came across on 40th Road. It's hard to tell what kind of restaurant this is from the outside because they only have pictures of food in the window, but…

3 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Morton F. at Yelp on November 11, 2008.

I'd been looking for an alternative Malaysian restaurant since Sentosa on Prince St. hiked their prices. Looks like this is it. The cooking style is pretty authentic, portions are decently sized, and…

5 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Morton F. at Yelp on November 11, 2008.

I think I have found the best pizza place in Queens, and its a mere 2 min walk from my front door. 3 days in a row I have given this place my extremely high standards-test and it has scored 10 out of…

5 stars out of 5 Reviewed by DAVID C. at Yelp on November 11, 2008.

The first Korean food I had was home-cooked (in Dallas, Texas). As with other cuisines that can be spicy, I find that the New York City version is always a bit more bland than I would like. And…

5 stars out of 5 Reviewed by Dale M. at Yelp on November 11, 2008.