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Address: 135-24 40th Rd, Flushing, NY 11354
Phone: (347) 654-6466
Website: https://www.followsoshi.com/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=website
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May TV
great place to get a jianbing, chinese savory pancake, in the area. my go to is the peking duck jian bing as they get the roast duck right from the corner 28 stand. i honestly don’t think the peking duck is WORTH the $5 as it’s 5 thinly sliced pieces of duck, but the $6 original will fill you up just fine.
CASH ONLY, but I overheard they take zelle? I may have heard wrong. there’s no seating to my knowledge– there may be a second floor for seating.
… moreCASH ONLY, but I overheard they take zelle? I may have heard wrong. there’s no seating to my knowledge– there may be a second floor for seating.
Isabella Grandic
Jianbing was so so so good! We just got the top-of-the-menu recommended on, but their options are very diverse and interesting. To-go only, but well wrapped. Some cold noddle options, beef patties. Quite nice and made right in front of you.
Cash only
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Cass
For $6… this has to be the best deal in a 70km radius. Like seriously. The classic / signature jianbing was delicious!!! Crunchy, slightlyyyy greasy, slightly sweet. Like absolutely elite.
It’s also HUGE.
Takeout only.
It only took ~5 mins to order and get the food. I really just love this place.
… moreIt’s also HUGE.
Takeout only.
It only took ~5 mins to order and get the food. I really just love this place.
Linda M
The jian bing was disappointing. The crispy noodle was fried in old oil and was super greasy. They were so stingy with the scallions & cilantro that I couldn’t even taste it and I had to go back and ask them to put more in. The sauce was not that spicy or tasty. We also tried the Peking duck stuffed one and there was a decent amount of duck but not sure I would pay the $5 difference next time. They were fast and efficient with the order taking. Take out only with 2 small tables in the back. The other place that is probably better is closed on Sundays. Dec 2024.
… moreC C
The best snacks I’ve ever had in US. As a person who grew up in Beijing, I’ve been desperately looking for 驴打滚 (a glutinous snack like mochi with red bean paste filling and wrapped in soy bean powder) and 糖火烧 (a sweet dough without filling, made with brown sugar and sesame paste). This store made my dream come true. So authentic and giving me a nostalgic feeling.
Price is fair too. Cash only.
… morePrice is fair too. Cash only.
Javier Kohen
Unfussy and inexpensive take out food. Most of the options can be easily consumed while holding it in one hand or the go. I tried the cold noodle (it’s served hot) and the meat patty. The baked buns were cold and not well baked. I didn’t try the jian bing that everyone is raving about.
… moreRobert Reynolds
Interesting to try new food. I had the jiangbing which is like a crepe filled with a fried dough, meat, and different sauces and flavors and spices. Very good! I want to go back and try the roasted cold noodles.
… moreMornNYtester
Never tried jianbing. This my first time.I choose peking duck. I’m obsessed.OMG I will get this every time I will saw.I’ll be back next time when I travel to flushing.
… moreJ Y
I’m just happy to get a jianbing at this point really. Is it the best jianbing I’ve ever eaten? No. But these days my expectation for Chinese food quality / authenticity in NY is quite low. This suffices. It’s ok. Kinda pricey. No seatings (around 8 seatings in 2 tables in the back, firmly occupied for hours by some). Accepts WeChat pay. I like the roasted duck flavor.
… moreAaron Herzog
My first and second times trying jianbing were here, and it was really great! The price at 5.50 for the basic one is right as well! (There are meat options as well, not at all needed but could be really good too – will have to try next time). This has become an essential stop on my flushing food map.
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