

Soup dumplings star at this budget-friendly Shanghainese eatery, along with noodle soup & dim sum.
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Address: 39-16 Prince St #104, Flushing, NY 11354
Phone: (718) 321-3838
Website: https://nanxiangxiaolongbao.com/?utm_source=gbp&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=flushing
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My mom had the fried pork chop soup,my hubby got the shredded beef. I took a sip from the beef soup it was very rich and flavorful! A bit spicy but it was just perfect for my taste.
My son and me,we shared many dumplings after we wasn’t able to order anything else.Definitely come back and try more food from the menu! Love the tea and the shredded ginger. Price very affordable. Food arrived fast and fresh!
Today’s visit was no different .Great atmosphere, great service, and overall exactly what I expect from this spot. The staff, including Maggie who took care of our table, were friendly and welcoming, which made the meal even nicer.
Highly recommend starting with the peanut butter pork dumplings they’re unique and incredibly good. The new spicy beef is packed with flavor, and the truffle soup dumplings are a must-try if you want something rich and special.
We received delicious chicken with skin attracted and crunchy kelp silk. Then arrived amazing wonton soup and boiled fish noodle soup. We also got pumpkin cakes filled with red bean and green dumplings filled with pork. My favorite had to be the boiled fish noodle soup, the noodles and broth were extraordinary! The dumplings and wonton soup left something more to desire and the chicken was a bit dry. The pumpkin cakes were very pleasant and the kelp silk was average.
Overall, we had some good dishes and one great dish for an incredible price! I would recommend this restaurant to any tourist. Next time, we will get the soup dumplings.
They served complimentary hot tea, which was perfect on a chilly day. It tasted wonderful, and the staff happily refilled it throughout our meal. We ordered two types of dumplings: one green-tinted variety (likely pork with leek or herbs) and a set of chicken soup dumplings. The pork dumplings were outstanding — flavorful and aromatic — while the chicken ones were milder in taste.
The service was attentive; they brought out the dumplings in batches so each set stayed piping hot. The soup dumplings in particular were excellent — steamy, juicy, and comforting. They also had chili oil on the table, which added a perfect kick.
Overall, this place is a great spot for dumpling lovers — flavorful food, warm service, and a cozy vibe. Highly recommended if you’re in the Flushing area.
Their crab and pork had just a little crab, disappointed at that, but still a solid amount of soup. Soy milk and a youtiao (fried cruller) were good, and the wine chicken was excellent.
Melon green tea was also a nice refreshing touch.
They didn’t rush us out even with the line of people, so good service from that perspective, and refilled tea on a timely basis.
Bathrooms crowded, though, and the restaurant seating is second level, so take the stairs or go around the outside of the mall to see if they have an elevator at the hotel or similar to get to the second floor entry if you are handicapped.
The cold tofu and mushroom salad was fine, and the fried beef dumpling was okay, but nothing stood out. Overall, I don’t understand the hype. The food lacked flavor, and this is probably my last visit. There are plenty of better spots for dumplings.