Spy C Cuisine

A great place for some noodles! This is probably the best tomato noodle soup I've had. The broth was robust and flavorful. The flavor also seeps into the noodles. The dan dan noodles are delicious too. The scallion pancakes stuffed with duck is a must try! I'll be returning to try more food. Would recommend!

3 adults and 2 kids Weekday Lunch 8/14 There was a promotion spend over $48 get soup dumpling. For 3 adults, it was easy to spend $48 especially since they charge $14.95 for a simple dish of Shanghai Bok Choy (if we wanted white rice it will be another $1 on top.) - the scallion pancakes was too oily. The pan fried crispy noodles was drenched in sauce and was not crispy. The waitresses looked like they didn’t want to be there and had scowls on their face. When the bill came we pointed out that we had qualified for the promotion, and that we spent $88. However instead of removing the soup dumplings that we consumed off the bill, the waitress insisted that they make us another order and they will not charge us for it. We brought this to the attention of the other waitress / manager and she was understanding and was about to do the right thing when the original waitress came by and told her to back off. To add to the insult we waited an additional 15 minutes for the soup dumplings after the bill came and we were ready to go. We had a three year old with us so those 15 minutes seemed like an hour. Anyway, the food was mediocre at best, the staff was unfriendly, and the customer service was terrible. I would go to any other restaurant in the neighborhood before coming to this one again.

I have long loved crispy shredded beef since I first tried it at this place in Chinatown called Shanghai 21, well, today I ordered the elusive dish in which I thought I’d be in for a treat —WRONG!! It was dry as hell, and too salty and didn’t have any flavor other than spicy and salty (excessively salty). It had absolutely no sauce as I know it, no flavor, no texture. I ended up throwing it out completely! After a few tries. I should of stuck to general tso’s chicken instead and save my troubles trying something I thought would be a great find here in Forest Hills. $23 wasted and won’t ever come back as I would assume their other dishes follow this trend (or I may be wrong but thats just my opinion).

Tried a variety of dishes here. Dry pepper chicken was good, but the chicken weren’t meaty. My favorite dish wash the mashed eggplant and pepper. Tried it 5 year ago and it’s still good! Just be careful if it’s you’re first time eating here, things can get a bit spy-c….

perfect for my spicy food craving. I get dry pepper or hot sauce fish. it's over $20 but decently sized, great value. it's like 1.5 or 2 meals worth depending on how much rice you eat, absolutely delicious 😋 I take anyone who likes spicy food. in general, one of the best restaurants in forest hills, top tier chinese food I usually do take out but the staff is always very friendly and welcoming