Diverse Dim Sum - FLUSHING

I think this place is definitely a bit expensive but it has authentic tasting Shanghainese food. I used to travel to Shanghai a lot and this place is the closest thing I can find to getting a Shanghainese breakfast. Their ci fan gao is delicious and tastes very similar to the ones in Shanghai. Their small dumpling soup is also so tasty and is a must try. Their Shanghai fried noodles is also delicious. The owner/workers are also really nice.

This place has the best, most authentic wontons I've ever had outside of Shanghai. Both the small and large wontons are delicious. Every time I go I get the large wontons to eat and a frozen pack to go. They have a delicious lion's head meatball too. I'd go daily if I lived nearby.

Bad! Bad! Bad! Searched online, I went to try it, the scorpion is small and expensive, 4 knives is the most expensive I have eaten in New York, less meat, tastes ordinary, super super super super small, boss When I gave it to me, I can eat it right away, but I still feel cool! Note that I am coming to lunch on Sunday. I want two, and I want to give me three, I said that as long as two, the boss's attitude becomes super bad. Bad review! Flushing encountered the worst store in the world is this! I know that advertising is everywhere to deceive consumers.

Horrible taste and expensive TINY rice cake. $4 for a really really tiny one that looks nothing like the picture on their ads. Cunning dishonest shop owner. They wanted to force me buy 3 but I only wanted 2. Do NOT come.

Incredible! I love everything they prepare! As a Shanghainese living in New York, their dim sum truly alleviates my homesickness. I just had their Zong Zi today, and it was fantastic!