#Best dim sum flushing my plus

I don't know how this compares to the Korean restaurants in midtown, but this was very good. I had a great meal with my family last Friday at Kum Gang San (138-28 Northern Blvd).

Also, both places allow you to purchase a large order (think about the large plastic white/clear bowls grand sichuan deliverys in) of any steam table dish for like $5. These places are mostly takeaway, though Sunflower has some limited seating. Probably the two best places to get this are the Sunflower Cafe/Bakery located on the west side Main Street near the LiRR bridge or downstairs at East which is near Maple and Main.

#Best dim sum flushing my plus

This is the strofoam container of rice plus 4 dishes from the steam tray plus a small bowl of soup for $4. The muslim store sells chive boxes ($1) which are probably the best in flushing.įlushing is also the place to go for boxed food. The dumplings at the noodleshop are great. This minimall offers two stands - a dumpling shop and a muslim noodle shop. It is in the back, there is a cell phone shop in the front. There is one other food mini mall on Main Street between 41st and Sanford, closer to 41st. Also, if you are expecting white table clothe service, you will be deeply disappointed. Unfortunately, very few of these places have english menus. Their DanDan noodles ($3) are excellent as are their spicy beef and tendons ($6).

There is a sichuan stall in the back of the mall. If you get to a pet store, you've gone too far. You will see a dumpling booth and a soup booth in the doorway. There is not sign on the door but if you want on Main Street it is located across from the Post office. It really is like outdoor food stall of asia transported into a small piece of Flushing. These mini malls consist of a few regional food stalls that offer anything from dumplings to sichuan food to chinese muslim food. These places that I've been going more and more often though are a group of stalls located on Main Street across the street from the Post Office. If you like congee and glutinous steam rice - Sweet and Tart is the place to go. If you like hot pot, you'll really like this place. Of course, there's also Minni's - the individual hot pot place. You really must also have the beef roll - beef, scallion, hoisin sauce rolled up in a scallion pancake (they serve this all the time). This place also does a really great job on Taiwanese Breakfast - soymilk, chinese doughnuts, soup dumplings, potstickers. It is on the north side of 40th street, west of the liquor store. The one that I've been going to for some time has a name that translates to South and North Unite. For the family that doesn't like to cook this is really a great bargain. Diners can choose from a list of about 40 dishes. There are quite of few restaurant on 40th road that offer 3 dishes and a soup for $16-$17 dollars. It's very old school Chinatown (as many know it was originally on Mott street, still the same owners).

Probably my favorite meal there is braised fish casserole and salted fish steamed meat pancake. Some are written in chinese on pieces of paper hanging from the wall. I will say that alot of their dishes are not on the menu. It's on Main Street closer to Northern Blvd. I think their real highlights are not so much the entree type food but rather the appetizers that they make in the front of the restaurant. Hope this helpsįor Sichuan food, i think every one already knows about Spicy and Tasty. Haven't touched on any of the large Canto places (the one at Fay Da bakery - which i thought was the best - closed recently) sorry. I'm not sure if this is the best food, but these are the places that I've been eating at in Flushing over the past few months.