Superior Wonton Noodles

One thing I've learned long ago is that if you're a fan of wonton noodles, you're gonna want to try out any new place no matter what you read online... And thus I had to check out this restaurant once I noticed it last week. It's probably not a 5 star experience - more like a 4.5. But I enjoyed the food and will return, so I'll round it up to 5 stars. I had the wonton thin noodles with the beef tendon (牛腩雲吞麵). The beef tendons weren't meaty so that's a ding; and although there were only 3 wontons, they were fairly sizable and pretty good! No vegetables were included (an extra cost ingredient), but the dish was tasty and the portion right for me. It's a simple menu (didn't see any rice dishes) but that made it easy to order. One thing outstanding is the spicy oil that's traditionally used for the beef (but I use it on the wontons also). Service was frenetic if not all that "warm" (had to ask for my Coke a few times). The decor is simple but comfortable, with a smallish but clean bathroom (which Maxi's in Flushing doesn't even have). Pricing is very affordable and I look forward to my next visit!

They have the best shrimp wonton noodle soup in NYC.

Expect the servers to be loud women from Hong Kong. That's your only warning. I ordered the wonton noodles, choy sum, and hot tea. The wontons are 30% bigger than the other places I go to, but only 4 come in each bowl. They're fresh and flavorful. The shrimp are crisp, and they snap when you bite into them. They're delicious. The portion of noodles were a bit lacking so if you're a big eater, pay the extra $2 and get more noodles. Choy sum were pretty standard boiled with oyster sauce. Wish they put extra sauce. The tea is a teabag and not a tea pot. Be aware before you get the tea. Total came out to $15.70. Not a bad price. Parking: Not recommended to drive in this area. It's a nightmare.

Garbage shop, hot tea costs extra! Impatient when ordering, roll your eyes at the customer! The customer asked one more time to confirm the order and impatiently asked the customer! Garbage service