Taste of Fuzhou

Went on a whim. Food was fresh and reasonably priced. I ordered the Beef Chili over white rice -1$1$

I don't usually review places I've been to only once, but given that i won't be in the area again, here goes. I was back in New York from California because my mother passed away. I wanted some comfort food, so I wanted to get the best wonton outside of Hong Kong at I think it was called Wonton Prince at the same location only to find a "Grand Opening" sign. I was so disappointed. I went in anyways and I asked for wontons. They didn't have any, but the woman at the counter made a recommendation. They weren't wontons, too small for wontons, but they were delicious. My apologies for photographing the bowl after I had already eaten half of the veggies and dumplings. Only $8. Delicious.

All of this was $8.25. Super fast service and fresh food that tastes good. This is a quick bites eatery, probably most cost efficient restaurant in flushing and will be back

My boyfriend was craving Guobian and found this small shop! It’s small but has a homey feeling inside, and the AC felt amazing in the not NY heat 🥲 And the prices are so cheap here! 2 huge taro cakes were only $1.75, and my peanut noodles were only $3! You could get a whole meal of various items here for under $20! 😲 Staff was friendly and brought out our food to us! The food was comforting and tasty and I especially enjoyed the Guobian and Peanut Noodles here! My boyfriend even wanted to come back later at night! If you’re a fan or Fuzhounese food, give this little shop a try! 🥰

Will not return. The food is so so: Taro cake 芋头糕 homemade wonton 福州扁肉 noodles w/ dried pickled vegetables 拌粉干糟菜 This restaurant opened in March. Previously, there was also a Chinese restaurant, operating under a different name and serving Northeastern cuisine. More of a take-out place, with tables (not sure if they've a bathroom), serving food on paper plates.