Last week, a new Chinese restaurant, Lucky Dumplings, opened in Great Neck, NY. They are located at 19 Northern Blvd, Great Neck, NY 11021, in the former location of Coco's Palace. The restaurant is directly across Northern Blvd. from Moonstone Modern Asian Cuisine & Bar. Between the grand opening of Lucky Dumplings and the closing of Coco's Palace, Mochinut Donut occupied the space. But they didn't last long, and the spot remained vacant for a few years. I was happy to see it reopen as a Chinese restaurant again. I couldn't wait to check it out. So, I did!
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My New Favorite Dish!
It's my new favorite dish! Pan Fried Pork and Vegetable Wontons from Shanghai You Garden in downtown Flushing, NY. Just thinking about that dish now, I'm salivating. Try them. Now! Call ahead though. Parking is a pain, and it takes 15 minutes to prepare the dish. It's time well spent!
Read More »Royal Dim Sum, Westbury, NY
Royal Dim Sum, an authentic Cantonese Chinese restaurant, recently opened at the Samanea New York Mall (formerly known as the Source Mall, or more informally as the Fortunoff Mall) in Westbury, NY. Though not a formal review by The Chinese Quest, The Dumpling King, his girlfriend, and I dined there and were motivated enough to post this review.
Read More »[REVIEW] Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings, Westbury, NY
The Chinese Quest review of Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings, Westbury, NY. Proclaimed the city's best soup dumplings! The Chinese Quest dined here the other night, and this is our review. Do you agree?
Read More »[REVIEW] Orient Garden, Garden City Park, NY
Orient Garden, the sister restaurant of The Orient in Bethpage, and Orient Odyssey in Syosset recently opened on the site of the Park City Diner. It was kind of empty the night we ate there. Was it just a matter of diners discovering it? Or, the location? Or, something else. You know The Chinese Quest will answer these and other questions in this review of Orient Garden. Click to dine along with us. Virtually of course!
Read More »Soup Dumplings: A Bite of Broth Bliss (with Photos!)
Soup dumplings, also known as xiaolongbao, are delicate parcels of joy that burst with savory broth and tender fillings. At the same time, their intricate folds and flavorful essence may seem intimidating, but fear not! With a little practice and this guide, you'll be crafting soup dumpling masterpieces in no time with the easy to follow recipe with pictures! You’ll be wowing your friends and family with homemade soup dumplings in no time. So grab your ingredients, roll up your sleeves, and get ready to experience a taste of broth-filled bliss!
Read More »Brooklyn Dumpling Shop, A Modern-Day Automat
We went Back to the Future, when we recently dined at Brooklyn Dumpling Shop in Garden City, NY. Combing the Automat charm of Yesteryear, with the on point Contactless delivery in these COVID-19 years, the combination was poignant. But, what is successful?
Read More »The Best Traditional Chinese Food Dishes
Alisa Smith of "CentralMenus", https://centralmenus.com/, contributed this article on the Chinese dishes you will likely find on the menu at your favorite Chinese restaurant. What's your favorite dish? Is it one that's listed, or something different?
Read More »“Daimaru” Ramen & Udon Noodles in The New World Mall, Flushing, NY
"Diamaru" a Chinese restaurant offering Ramen and Udon noodles, is located in the basement food court of the New World Mall in the downtown heart of Flushing, NY. You have lots of dining options on the upper and lower levels of the Mall. Should "Daimaru" be on your shortlist? Have you been? What other Chinese restaurants and food stalls have you tried? If not, will you now?
Read More »“Yozi”, #20 in the New World Mall Food Court, Flushing, NY
If you're hungry, if you're in downtown Flushing, NY, and if you jonesing for Chinese Food, you can satisfy all of your needs by going to the New World Mall in Flushing, NY at the intersection of Roosevelt Avenue and Main Street (entrances on both streets), and head downstairs to the Food Court. Try your luck at any one of the 40+ food stalls offering everything Asian. Chinese? check! Japanese? check! Korean? check! Thai? check! Vietnamese? check! Street foods? check! Appetizers and Entrees? check! check! Dumplings? check! Desserts? check! The hardest decision will be which food stall to choose. Today, I spun the roulette wheel in my head, and it came up #20. "Yozi"! Did I like it? Well, you'll have to read the article to find out. What's your favorite spot in the New World Mall?
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