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Every time I walk past this spot, there’s a line — and today I finally tried the legendary Wah Fung roast meats. No frills, just pure flavor and value. 🥢 I got the 2-item combo: Roast Duck + Char Siu ✨ The char siu leans sweet and sticky — glossy honey glaze, beautifully caramelized edges, and

Tried the Black Powder Fried Chicken today! It’s not your typical crispy fried chicken — more like a juicy, tender version with a fruit-flavored sauce that reminded me of yogurt. Funny enough, it’s apparently being taken off the menu soon, so if you wanna try it, now’s the time to go! 😋 Also, Ja

✨As a seasoned foodie with 10 years of exploring NYC’s hot pot spots, I’ve crafted the ultimate Flushing Hot Pot Guide perfect for your next food adventure! From authentic flavors to specialty styles, this list features 5️⃣ categories of must-try hot pot, ensuring there’s something for everyone.

Timeless flavors in the heart of NYC 🌱✨ Evergreen Chinese serves up authentic dishes that feel like home. A true gem for comforting classics and bold flavors! @Lemon8 Food #lemon8food #chinesefoodnyc #nycguide #cheapeats #nyc

Spending my entire paycheck on chinese food this month was a choice and i'm standing by it🙌 Here’s the ultimate list for your next chinese food spiral 🥟✨ House of the Red Pearl (inside Tin Building) Nomad Tea Parlour LUNAR Let this be part of your weekend food crawl & you w

Not gonna lie I was half expecting this to be overhyped as the branches in Asia certainly typically do it better. Can’t say if other DTF branches are supreme but this was hella good! It was an atrociously long wait but I left happy with both the food and the service ~ Verdict: Worth the Hype!

My boyfriend and I wanted to have some food after a late concert we had gone to. We ended up finding this gem that is open until 2am six days a week! It’s so cute inside the seating is areas are perfect. The staff were incredibly nice and you can tell they absolutely loved working there. I highly r

This time in Flushing, NYC, I checked out a Xinjiang restaurant — New Nurlan Uyghur Restaurant, tucked away in the basement of a Best Western hotel‼️ The moment you walk in, it feels like you’ve been transported somewhere else — the exotic vibes are fully turned on ✨ 📍 Location: 133-51 39th Ave

1️⃣ Din Tai Fung – literally soo good. This restaurant is HUGE and soo cool. The food is unreal and you definitely need to try the soup dumplings and the chocolate dumplings for dessert. Everything we ate was so worth it and I’ll definitely be back. 2️⃣ Joe’s Shanghai – their iconic soup dumplings

House of Joy in Chinatown is always packed, the kind of dim sum hall where you dine with your family and extended family 💌 The space traces back to 1989, when it operated as Delight 28, and today it still carries that classic banquet-style energy — loud, fast, a little chaotic. Since the

Not gonna lie I was half expecting this to be overhyped as the branches in Asia certainly typically do it better. Can’t say if other DTF branches are supreme but this was hella good! It was an atrociously long wait but I left happy with both the food and the service ~ Verdict: Worth the Hype!

The ONLY thing that could get me out of bed at 7AM on a weekend? Tang You Bing (fried sugar flatbread) 🤭. Heard yesterday that Sihai Ju makes them, so of course I had to rush over this morning — and it was so worth it! I ordered a full spread: ✨ Tang You Bing (crispy & sweet fried bread) ✨

Spending my entire paycheck on chinese food this month was a choice and i'm standing by it🙌 Here’s the ultimate list for your next chinese food spiral 🥟✨ House of the Red Pearl (inside Tin Building) Nomad Tea Parlour LUNAR Let this be part of your weekend food crawl & you w

Sometimes all you need is a cozy spot with homestyle flavors — these restaurants deliver satisfying meals without the fuss. • Chung Moo Chung Moo – Flushing hidden gem for spicy tofu soup and cheesy donkatsu. • Obao OBAO Midtown – Midtown pho spot serving fall-off-the-bone s