(Translated by Google) Can't tell

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(Translated by Google) Nice morning tea and stir fry.

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IMO One of the better dim sum places in Flushing, but the prices are getting more expensive. It definitely hits the spot if your craving dim sum.

Restaurant very clean and pleasant. The dim sum was very hot and tasty a must go. They the push carts for you to look and choose. It was just aliitle pricey but better got deals on week days. After eating all the good dim sum you can go downstair and shop in the Asian supermarket everything very fresh.. Then you can walk around Main St. And other tasty food you can buy.
Just a remind Main St gets very crowded so go early so you can find a parking.
Have fun

Delicious dim sum..

Good price

Came couple times for Cantonese breakfast and it always taste good

Finally got my dIm sum fix after 5 months in florida. I have had better but this was good enough for me. I really enjoyed it. Loved the Tea too as i felT i was in China.

So good!

(Translated by Google) If you go after 11 o'clock, there is no need to line up. The food is good and the price is standard, and the waiters are so friendly! The aunts who deliver the food are very nice~

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(Translated by Google) The taste doesnt feel as good as before, but its almost as good as usual

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(Translated by Google) Good food
The environment can be strengthened

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Had a good time at the restaurant

Good food and reasonable prices.

Great dim sum. Can get busy fast. Don't skip the red bean sesame bun!

(Translated by Google) The clerk's service attitude is very good, the food is quite a lot, the environment is clean and luxurious

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This is a huge space with a variety of different sized rooms. It is a restaurant but easily a banquet hall.
Pleasant surroundings and efficient service.

Not sure why it's low on the rating but it's not a bad. Ordered the Peking duck and the duck was crispy. They don't have the option to make the rest into veg bun but we got the duck soup and the soup was great also.

Got a sea bass as well but it was just a touch overcook on some part and a bit raw on some. It's a big fish so I guess it was not that easy to cook.

Got and it was delicious.

Good was great. Service wasn't too bad consider we sat down at the same time as 2 wedding receptions happening at the same time.

Great spot for dim sum but service is painfully bad. It was a struggle to get a hot oil and soy sauce. Also dont come here after noon because a lot of the dim sum starts getting colder. You have to fend for yourself if you want anything besides the dim sum carts.

An excellent, top shelf Chinese restaurant. Elegant decor, terrific service and excellent, diverse menu.

good food and has dim sum in morning/afternoon. price is decent

Definitely the BEST dim sum place in the whole New York City!! Strongly suggested!! Went there so many times

Our go to dim sum place in Flushing. They bring out dim sum in carts. Lots of space for large group gatherings. All the favorite Hong Kong style dim sum.

Ok

A very nice place with excellent decoration that match up the mood along with loud and busy crowd. The food is nice made from old and traditional Cantonese recipes, but its really nice to have some traditional Chinese food while out in a different country.

We were very happy with everything we tried. Not everything is pictured. Very prompt and attentive staff.

Excellent service, Good food, what more can you ask for

Delicious dim sum and quick service!

Stumbled upon this place at New World Mall. We came at noon and the dim sum was fantastic! All the food was excellent and we felt like we got good value for what we paid for. I would order everything again except the fried crab and duck. Those two dishes were not on a steam cart and got very cold.

Beware! The food cart servers can be a little aggressive and pushy about their food. But let's be honest... I rather have attention than try to flag servers down.

It's on the 3rd floor and there isn't enough signage to find it. But try this place out for dim sum if you're in the neighborhood. The food is very good and the service is great!

I tend to visit Flushing quite often because it does have a lot of choices for food and dessert. It is known as one of NYC's Chinatowns. However, I did not know until recently, that on the third floor of the New World Mall is an entire restaurant!

I had been as far as the second floor for hot pot and of course the bottom level has the famous food court. When I was informed I did not believe it. So I made plans with a friend for Dim Sum. When I went to look for the restaurant I could not find it at first. But I found the escalator and there was a quite a commotion...the kind of commotion you see with busy restaurants. This was during the week in the afternoon and I was very surprised to see that many people there for Dim Sum (since I am used to only being able to go to eat on weekends usually). By no means was the restaurant full (there was a whole area that was empty) and it makes me wonder how the dining area looks during dinner time.

You go to the desk / podium where the hostess issues you a number. There is a couch area in the center for when you are waiting for your number to be called. I looked around for a bit and the place is quite impressive. The decor is very elegant with a big open space dining area... endless tables on both sides of the escalator! I invited a friend for Dim Sum and the seating did not take too long (this definitely varies during busy and peak times of course). We were given a table that seemed to be one of the most frequented areas for the carts.

Dim Sum on the carts is what everyone is used to. The employees that come around (and they did quite frequently) were curt and asked if we wanted anything off each respective cart. It is a quick pace and very expected. My friend and I chose certain dishes that were favorites and mainstays.

The dishes we chose were:

Chicken Feet - this is a staple of dim sum but it is something I rarely order myself but my friend loves them. They were very flavorful but a lot of work to eat because of the small bones.

Steamed Pork Bun - one of your classic item. Fresh steamed pillowy buns with hot pork that billows smoke when you break open the bun. You get three good sized buns in one steamer.

Rice rolls - the steamed rice roles were something I did not order before but am very fond of now. We got the one with shrimp inside but there are other options like beef that are available as well. They then pour soy sauce over everything (the rice roll itself is very plain and has no real flavor).

Shumai - very plump and fresh.

Pineapple Bread (bolo bao) - a personal favorite. The thing about this was was that it usually contains no pineapple at all and are modest in size.. However the one here at RQ was at least two to three times the size of a normal bao (enough to cover a face) AND it contained cheese and pineapple as fillings! The bread was fresh and tasted as sweet as I remember.

Chinese sausage - they had some fun with this one. The sausage was wrapped in some bun bread and decorated to have a face. The fatty sausage is a favorite and also can be found in other steam dishes and clay pot dies.

Pudding - they have pudding in the mold of a dog that is resting. When one of the carts came around I spotted it on the second shelf. It jiggles and is quite entertaining for photos. Up close it almost does not look like pudding. The taste was similar to coconut and there is apparently a mango version (which I did not see during my visit).

All the food was fresh. The appropriate dishes came to the table either hot or warm. The ladies with the carts visited so frequently we had to eventually keep turning them away (but they did their job very diligently).

Taking into consideration it was dim sum time, the experience was very good. The employees can be quick but they have to make the rounds in a timely manner. Management was very courteous and polite during our visit.

I am curious about the dinner menu and entrees and will probably plan a trip back soon.

Simply the Best Chinese restaurant

Good Asian food

The dim sum is so good!

Thumbs up. Wish all the best under pandemic.

I really like the dishes and service, excellent area very close to my residence. The cashiers are always very kind. Will come visit again.

very chinese style. dim sum was good. reasonable price. social distance

One of my go to places for dimsum in Flushing. For covid outdoor dining, they had tables on the mall roof. Staff wears masks and tables are socially distanced.

Authentic dimsum

Great spot for dim sum in Flushing.

I had dim sum here on an extremely busy day. The food was amazing and everything we had tasted delicious! However, because it was so busy, we sat by the back and it took a long time for the dim sum carts to get to us. A lot of the time we had to request for food or find the carts ourselves. I would go here again though; just maybe on a less busy day :)

very cool tv thing

Very good , everything was fresh and hot

Enjoyed everything they offered. Dim sum style serving is always fun... Dozens of delectables pass by your table continuously! Early afternoon on a weekday is busy, but my table of four was seated in about 15 minutes. I thought the pork buns were the best I've had anywhere. Also enjoyed numerous dumplings, rolls, soups, tea, custard, etc.
- Nathan Hunzeker

Amazing food , Amazing service and the Dim Sum is The best in Town!!!!!!
- Samuel De Gannes

Such a gorgeous place to look at with a huge variety of Chinese food!
- Quilidi Sells

It was a great experience for an authentic dim sum meal. It was a wonderful ambience to share a meal with family and friends.
- Edward Talamera

Was there for a wedding great service & food!
- Mervin Sanchez