Huangkungfu cuigucup 皇功夫 脆骨杯

Some of the best fried rice I had in flushing. It was super delicious and I recommend getting the beef fried rice.

I came here today with my daughter and we had such a great experience. The food was really good — fresh, flavorful, and comforting. The person working in the front (I’m not sure if he’s the owner or manager, but he seemed like it) was incredibly sweet and so accommodating. He helped me choose the best dishes for both me and my daughter, and his kindness honestly made the whole visit even better. The service was fast, the steamer dishes were delicious, and the atmosphere felt welcoming. This place definitely deserves more attention — it should be way more viral because people need to know how good it is. Highly recommend! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Space was limited but one of the dishes was amazing… not sure what it was called but the fried noodle and 8pc mini buns weren’t that good.

Located inside the Queens Crossing Mall Food Court, this stall opened in early February and has a fairly small menu of Chinese street food. I ordered a Large Popcorn Chicken in a cup ($15.99) and a Tornado Potato ($2.99). The Tornado Potato are spiral fried potatoes commonly seen at street fairs. It was fried perfectly and quite good. It was also cheaper than I’ve seen it sold at street fairs. Definitely would get this again. The chicken in a cup comes with deep fried chicken pieces in a cup container that holds the food on top of the drink. It looks very cool but is probably convenient for eating on the go. Unfortunately, the lady at the register didn’t quite hear me or misunderstood my order and gave me Chicken Soft Bones instead of Popcorn Chicken. Chicken soft bones are basically deep-fried chicken pieces with the cartilage, or “soft bone” still attached. They are super crunchy and apparently eating the cartilage has some health benefits. Anyway, I didn’t realize they gave me the wrong item until I had already eaten a couple of pieces of chicken. I have in the past had chicken soft bones in dishes but would normally not order this as I have really sensitive teeth. My friend and I decided not to bother returning the food as we were in a hurry and the line for the stall was super long. I tried to eat as much of the chicken as I could but after a while my teeth started to bother me. So disappointed as the chicken had really good flavor and the meat itself was soft but I just did not care for the cartilage in it. If you are like me and have sensitive teeth, I would not recommend getting this. Get the popcorn chicken instead and make sure they hear your order correctly.

Got 1 lamb and 1 chicken skewer. They grilled it fresh. Prices were pretty inexpensive at $1.50 per skewer. Spice level is customizable but it was still quite spicy. The amount of meat on the lamb skewer was decent but the chicken one only had 3 pieces of meat. Personally I prefer the street carts or the skewer stall on Roosevelt Ave.