Tag Archives: Review

Szechuan Gourmet in Flushing, NY is quite authentic Chinese restaurant and has a rather exhaustive menu. The emphasis here is Szechuan and spicy. Read our review!

Tonight the Chinese Quest went to a very authentic Szechuan Chinese restaurant, "Szechuan Gourmet" in Flushing, NY. Perhaps a little too much chili spices, but this was the real deal!

Another review of Beijing House in Syosset, NY, a recently opened authentic Chinese restaurant on Long Island. Fish head sucking good! Read this review!

Beijing House in Syosset, New York is an authentic Chinese restaurant that opened just a few weeks ago. Here is our review!

Our roving Guest Author, Norman, always has his eye out for new Chinese Restaurants. He and his wife attend the Grand Opening of Thai's Asian Cuisine. Read!

So nu? Tonight we reviewed a Chinese restaurant in Flushing New York called OK Ryan. What was it? Ok? Yes, it was ok. Just not great by Flushing standards.

After previewing Golden Dynasty, a Chinese recently opened Chinese restaurant in St James, The Chinese Quest formally came review it. Read who met us there!

Our Chinese Quest gets greater by the day! Our latest adventure has taken us to Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao, located at 38-12 Prince Street in Flushing, New York. This place is well known for its Soup Dumplings, and came highly recommended. Nan Xiang is the district in Shanghai where Xiao Long Bao (Soup Dumplings) were invented. Driving to Flushing ...

Nan Xiang Dumpling House, or Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao if you prefer the native tongue, is a highly rated Chinese restaurant in Flushing, NY.  Recommended by Michelin Guide 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015.  That’s nice and quaint.  But what should really impress is that it’s The Chinese Quest recommended in 2015!  THAT should keep the lines ...

On the hallowed grounds of the former Lotus East in St. James, NY, rose a golden palace.  Worthy of a Chinese restaurant re-born now as Golden Dynasty.  Same owners.  Same location.  Completely renovated.  Over a year into the process and months and months of delays due to the Town of Smithtown ordinances, etc., the Golden Palace finally opened their gates ...