Ambiance (5/5): There’s plenty of seating inside with a window to watch the staff make their noodles from scratch! The décor reminds me of the classic street food in Asia. Service (5/5): Their chopsticks are unique with disposable front ends for sanitary reasons! The service was prompt and staff was courteous. Wonton in Chili Oil (5/5): Very flavorful and the chili oil was a nice addition. It’s not super spicy! Braised Beef Noodle Soup (4/5): The beef chunks were generous in portion but I wished that they had more flavor infused in them. The broth was flavorful and rich with meat flavors—it tasted very authentic to Taiwanese flavors. I liked the thickness and chewiness of their noodles. The table chili sauce was a must-have to elevate the bowl.

The HK Wonton Noodle was not the most authentic in terms of the noodle choice, but is still quite good! Portions are quite large though. Xiao long bao was quite good too. Just remember to eat it when it is fresh out of the steamer!

We tried this place while visiting the area. It seemed to have missed the mark pretty bad. The girl working in the front was not very welcoming first of all. On to the food, scallion pancake was below average, not even as good as the store bought, the soup dumplings were the worst. The pork was still raw and cold inside. Gross! The dry pot was missing the flavors of the spices. The tofu was okay. The drink was alright but it tastes of poor quality of alcohol. Interior was nice but everything else was a disappointment

First time here, and I came here on a very chilly night, looking for some warm soup dishes, and this restaurant did not disappoint! Ordered the pork soup dumplings as an appetizer, and it came with 4, which was perfect for me and my gf, but I could have eaten more! We ordered the slice beef in golden soup and the classic beef noodle soup. The golden soup was huge and flavorful, with some spiciness to warm you up right away and large enough for delicious leftovers the next day. Beef noodle soup had a large chunks of beef with tendon, which I love. Will definitely be returning to try the other dishes!

First time at this location and happy to say that it’s easy to get seating since foot traffic here isn’t as busy but that also means this location closes earlier than others. Food is always good. Got the Peking duck and highly recommends it! Soup dumplings were great as well.

Our favorite weekly restaurant. We keep coming back for the duck, soup dumplings, Mapo tofu, and pork belly. Service is always great; staff was proactive bringing our aunt her warm water, etc we like this location better than the Chinatown location.

This restaurant serves tasty and authentic Sichuan food (among other aspects of Chinese cuisine) that always keeps me coming back. I’m surprised that it’s usually not busy, because it has delicious food that always hits the spot, probably the best Sichuan I’ve ever had, great service (friendly staff, waiters with great recommendations, food comes out quickly), and a lovely atmosphere (spacious, beautiful decorations, music). It’s definitely one of my favorite Chinese restaurants, and it’s underrated - go check it out and order some authentic dishes! You won’t regret it. Note: spice level can be inconsistent, so make sure to specify when ordering

The dry hot pot is *chefs kiss*! We got 9 additions in the pot between 2 people and it was more than enough. I’d suggest sticking to 8 additions unless you’re prepared to overeat. Spice level is HOT! We got the medium spicy and it had a kick more than I expected.

This place serves great food ! Fast pace and lil wait time . It gets pretty busy but that’s because the foods great ! Service was Good I was greeting walking in and everyone was so kind . I ordered coconut shrimp 🍤 it was pretty good 😊 they give big portions as well the Beef lomein was also VERY GOOD 9/10. I’d recommend this place very affordable 🙏🔥

The lo mein is meh (tastes garlicky but it’s really wet), the sesame chicken is alright, but the coconut shrimp SLAPS. It’s so good here. Not the cleanest place but there’s always a line for a reason. No place to eat in! Plan accordingly.

Delicious jian bing! I got the original and no. 8 (jing style jianbing + house special beef + cabbage) – both were very flavorful! Service was great, and food came out very fast. Can’t recommend stopping by enough!

Exactly the same taste I had back in China, soft wrap with crispy stuffing, amazing! Definitely be their returning client!

Love this place for Lanzhou style hand pulled noodles. Very flavorful broth and perfectly cooked noodles. Lamb dishes are also solid. Portions are very generous. Services is very patient and helpful. The place is also nice and spacious. It looks like there a bit more variety on the menu than the Flushing location so looking forward to trying other things next time!

Terrible service! This area has plenty of better options. Food and service are much better at Sapps across the street. The waitress had the audacity to ask why I didn't tip her. I had no problem explaining to her in detail why her service sucked. Never again.

They have a prefix meal that seems like a deal. Loads of food here. All of it was good. The server was nice. They had a decent happy hour menu. The cumin lamb was delicious, they warned me that it would be to spicy, but it was not. Tumyum soup was not good. Everything else was thought.the bathroom was clean

Ordered take out from here and the food was ready on time. I went with the spicy deep fried pork ribs and that was excellent! Good crispy and flavor to it. Also went with a Dan Dan noodle which was also very flavorful and nicely covered in sauce

Up scale Chinese food served right in my view. Apparently Hunan cuisine is spicy known to be "mala" yet different from Sichuan type of spicy. All the dishes we got were great and while spicy still at the tolerable level for me personally. The century egg claypot was great and somehow the eggplant tasted to me like dark chocolate having been smoked. Also really liked the lucky coin tofu with the tofu having a creamy texture. The lotus root dish was great, fresh and the right level of sour and spicy.

Came here on a Saturday around lunch time and we were the only table dining, therefore service was great. Out of the 5 dishes we ordered, we liked the Mongolian lamb and cabbage stir fry the most. I had high expectations for the lotus root rib soup but it was lacking some flavor and taste like premade food. Overall food was solid and came in decent portion for sharing.

Pretty spacious food hall in LIC with plenty of room to sprawl out and even a small area in the back to park your bike/scooter. My group of 5 opted to share two bowls of dry hotpot which was a slightly smaller portion than we expected but delicious - the buns (classic, KFC, oyster) we got were phenomenal as well. I don't usually comment on the bathroom at places, but the one here was also very nice, clean, and spacious, and also had a separate sink outside of the bathroom so that people could wash their hands without waiting if someone was using the bathroom. Finally, the food hall has a pretty sizable collection of card and board games for customers to play - you could easily spend a few hours with your friends playing any of the various games here for free!

ABC Eats is a newly opened food court which focuses on Asian flavor in Long Island City. It’s right cross the street of MoMA PS1 and the street parking wasn’t too bad on a weekend noon. The decor is cozy, clean and bright with lots of seating, but there are only 3 food stands, ABC Diner, Koi and Boba & Bean available currently. We had Ma-La Dry Hot Pot (+$2 for rice) and Crispy Squid to share between 2 people. The food was decent, especially the beef & fish fillets, which were tender & juicy. However, the price was kind of high with its portion, so we won’t recommend it.

Ordered for lunch due to the variety offered and the images presented on ordering menu. I wasn’t expecting the best but the real thing was disappointing. Taste aside, quality of the ingredients is poor. For ex.. the beef had consistency of cardboard box, the scrambled egg was rubbery.. I took a few bites and tossed it out. Rarely write negative reviews and I’m not a food snob.. but feel compelled it would help someone avoid this place. Also, I’m Chinese and know what these dishes are supposed to taste. Charging the kind of prices for this quality of food is shameful.

Wokout delivers fresh, authentic Chinese food every time. The flavors are rich, portions are generous, and everything arrives hot and well-packaged. A reliable go-to for great takeout!

I got the chance to try this spot for dinner! When I arrived I parked on the street nearby. I walked in and was greeted and sat. Willow and Vic were my servers and there were great! I ordered: Red wine Sticky Rice Dumplings Vegetable Potstickers Hunan style sautéed beef Fried Egg with chili Hunan style sautéed chicken dry noodle The food was delicious! My favorite was the fried egg with chili. It was a really good experience!

Very convenient menu, small dishes and reasonable price. The flavors are authentic Chinese spices. Service is humble