Flavor builds in layers—aromatic scallions, tingling spice, the deep warmth of wok-fired dishes. The space is narrow, intimate, and understated, much like the food itself: well-executed but holding back on some of the boldness that could elevate it. Service is meticulous, the kind where your water glass never dips below a quarter full. The scallion pancake arrives first—golden, crisp, the kind that makes a sound when torn. No chewiness, no excess dough, just light and flaky. The pork soup dumplings are neatly pleated, the filling tender, though the broth inside could be warmer, more deeply flavored. Shredded beef with chili brings a nice kick, and while the beef itself isn’t the highest quality it still works. The kung pao chicken plays things too safe. It lacks the punch and spice that should make it addictive. Split pea shoots offer a healthy and straightforward dose of greens. Ren is still settling into its rhythm. The flavors lean a little subdued, but the execution is solid. If nothing else, that scallion pancake alone is worth the trip.

I was so happy to be able to try this new szechuan spot in the neighborhood. We came on a Saturday night and it was nice and quiet. The decor is lovely- I love all the rounded arches. The bars on the window did give off a prison vibe 🤣 and the windows weren't well insulated- we did feel a breeze coming through on a windy March night. The food was delicious. I think you can get away with ordering a bunch of small plates and feeling satisfied. The scallion pancake was so perfectly crispy and soft at the same time. The cucumbers are always a classic. The squid was excellent!! I love squid. The fries surprised me the most because it was fried just right. I don't normally like crinkle cut but these were amazing. The spicy hand shredded chicken was so yummy I kept dipping my fork back in to get some sauce. The pea shoots and mapo tofu were delicious as well. I didn't love the Garlic Pepper beef though, the sauce was too sweet for my liking. We finished off with the ginger ice cream which tasted like vanilla ice cream and you get a hint of ginger on the back end- so good! I can't wait to come back!

The food was freshly prepared and absolutely delicious, complemented by friendly service. I ordered the beef ramen and also tried my friend's fantastic green beans. I’ll definitely be returning.

Stumbled across Oh Dumplings while strolling through Greenpoint. The Original Bing was delightful: layers of wonton crisps, fresh lettuce, and sauce in a thin crepe coated with egg and sesame. Would have liked some extra sauce on the side. It was also huge: bigger than my face. Made for a filling and hearty lunch. The milk tea was light: tasted like strong black tea and was actually less sweet like I asked (bubble teas are often too sweet even with the “lower” sweetness levels). The store also has a selection of Chinese snacks (garlic oyster flavoured Lays looked fun).

Mapo tofu was solid and I really liked the decor and vibes inside. I would def come back to try some of their other offerings. Lego flower sets gets a 5 star from me 😎.

A rather fancy Chinese restaurant. I liked their tofu with veal and enoki mushrooms, had to wait for the food to cool down a bit. I didn't like the osmanthus and jelly dessert, it was sour with nuts. Friendly staff and beautiful interior

Best meal ever!! Very very fresh food, absolutely perfect. I walked in at about 6:10 and ordered takeout, and at 6:20 I was out the door, food in hand! The deep fried wontons were perfect and the chicken fried rice and chicken balls were to die for!! Most delicious meal I’ve ever had from any restaurant 😄

Best place, hands down if you are looking for Chinese cuisine. The food is always fresh and great tasting and the prices are very reasonable for the serving sizes. Very friendly and incredible family run restaurant.

The food is very good. If you're not used to spicy foods I recommend you try the milder versions of things. We were two people and each had a plate + some spinach dumplings, and it was plentiful (if you don't eat a lot, just one plate is more than enough). The noodles are hand stretched, they are thick and chewy and very delicious.

It was the first time that I tried noodles, and I can say that here you can find delicious noodles well prepared in a informal environment where you can take away or you can sit down and enjoy them directly there. If you are in Brooklyn in bedmond area, I really suggest you to give them a chance and you will not deluded. For me, it's approved 😋😋

Please check your food before eating it. I went in last night for some grub. I got the general tso chicken the pepper beef. The beef was raw and obviously not cooked. This would be my third time I’ve visit the establishment and I doubt I’ll come again.

One of the better Chinese Food spots in the area. My go-to dishes are the General Tso's Chicken and the Beef and Broccoli—they never disappoint. The flavors are spot on, and the veggies are always crisp and vibrant. I also love their fried rice; it’s perfectly seasoned and full of tasty ingredients. Would definitely recommend!

They are serving old expired questionable food and the guy who took my order was very disrespectful and made a offensive racial comment if you like food that smells and taste spoiled greasy old over cooked that’s been sitting out all day and poor customer service then this place is perfect for you!! I’ve encountered a lot of horrible Chinese food restaurants in Brooklyn but this one is by far the worst

I love their food especially a12 with the boneless spare ribs ,wings and fried rice

I can't say enough good things about Yong Kang Street! The service is top-notch, and the team is incredibly attentive. The food, especially the garlic shrimp, was fantastic. A must-visit for anyone craving Chinese cuisine!

At Yong Kang Street, you’re not just getting great food; you're getting an amazing experience! The team works seamlessly to ensure everything is perfect. The dumplings were some of the best I've ever had!

I ordered hand pull noodle beef soup and bbq chicken wings here for take out. The noodles were packed separately and when I opened the box, they all were just one huge mess - stuck together. Moreover, the noodles were undercooked. The soup tasted okay but there were some suspicious pieces of “beef” in there. Chicken wings were mediocre. I will not order here again. Very disappointed.

Great tasting food and good customer service. Highly recommend the soup and rice.

Worst place never ordering again is really bad I wish I could give them a zero spend 32 dollar for trash food don’t recommend

Very delicious food . Prices are very reasonable. Highly recommend this plase who likes the Chinese food!👍👍👍

My favorite chinese restaurant in Brooklyn, you must try their Taishan yellow eel claypot rice that come with free tofu soup. Stir fried lotus root with preserved pork is also delicious. 👍👍

Fantastic food and reasonable prices. The Taishan eel claypot rice is a must try. It is always understaffed here, expect to wait for food. And it is underrated on Google, not too many eaters know this place, only locals know it, like me. Recommend.

My husband ordered shrimp and broccoli with white rice and found long strands of black hair in his food. The young girl there is very rude 😒. First time getting food from there with hair in it. I know it's the holidays but goodness be careful. They are replacing it but be careful 🧐.

Had a take out from here during a family trip to Brooklyn. Food was good. Service was OK. The only negative was the chili oil. Definitely different to what we get back in the UK. Would definitely eat from there again.