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If you find yourself wandering through the bustling New World Mall food court in Flushing, NY, make sure you stop by Liu Liu Sheng Jian for an unforgettable …
Liu Liu Sheng Jian, 13620 Roosevelt Ave, Flushing, NY 11354, US
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Yiran Liu
Best sheng jian bao I have had in the US. Thin skin, lots of flavor. Very good with chili oil. Be careful during the first bite as the soup inside will splatter!
… moreCalvin Ng
Location of this place is in the World Mall food court. It’s really popular and there is a bit of a waiting, but it moves pretty fast. 8 pan fried dumplings for 12 bucks. The dumplings are very juicy and right about of crispy. It’s flavorful you can add soy dipping sauce and chili oil on you own if you like. They only have pork dumplings. My only gripe is i thought it was a bit expensive. You can get the same dumplings at Shanghai You Garden for a dollar a piece.
… moreHong Lee
During our recent trip to NYC I took a 40 min subway train ride from Grand Central Station in mid-town Manhattan (just down the road from our hotel) to the great Asian food court in the New World Mall, out in the Flushing district of New York, to try some of their fantastic food offerings I had read so much about.
After exiting the subway station I went straight down to the foodhall in the basement of the Mall to find some Chinese food for lunch. There were a large number of stalls selling a very diverse range of different regional Chinese and other Asian cuisines and the only one that had a small queue was the Liu Liu Sheng Jian stall, in the bottom right hand corner as you get off the esculator.
So I made my way over there to see quite a few ladies at the back of the stall hand making soup dumplings, which were pan fried in 4 large circular frying pans at the front of the counter by another lady, with a cashier taking orders and payment. They were selling pan fried soup dumplings at 6 for $10 and 8 for $12. I have never eaten these before so I ordered 6 and waited a few minutes for a new batch to be fried up.
Although I had never eaten them before, I have watched videos of prople eating soup dumplings, so I knew I had to make a little hole in the top of the dumplings to let the heat out, wait a while to let them cool down, then pick them up to drink the soup directly into my mouth before breaking the dumplings up, dipping them into a hot chilli sauce and eating them.
The soup dumplings were devine with a very tasty soup inside, a delicious peppery minced pork filling, crispy fried base and soft doughy case. They were very filling & great value at 6 for $10. 8 would have been enough to feed 2 people for $12.
… moreAfter exiting the subway station I went straight down to the foodhall in the basement of the Mall to find some Chinese food for lunch. There were a large number of stalls selling a very diverse range of different regional Chinese and other Asian cuisines and the only one that had a small queue was the Liu Liu Sheng Jian stall, in the bottom right hand corner as you get off the esculator.
So I made my way over there to see quite a few ladies at the back of the stall hand making soup dumplings, which were pan fried in 4 large circular frying pans at the front of the counter by another lady, with a cashier taking orders and payment. They were selling pan fried soup dumplings at 6 for $10 and 8 for $12. I have never eaten these before so I ordered 6 and waited a few minutes for a new batch to be fried up.
Although I had never eaten them before, I have watched videos of prople eating soup dumplings, so I knew I had to make a little hole in the top of the dumplings to let the heat out, wait a while to let them cool down, then pick them up to drink the soup directly into my mouth before breaking the dumplings up, dipping them into a hot chilli sauce and eating them.
The soup dumplings were devine with a very tasty soup inside, a delicious peppery minced pork filling, crispy fried base and soft doughy case. They were very filling & great value at 6 for $10. 8 would have been enough to feed 2 people for $12.
Kevin Chen
Got their 6 Shanghai Pan Fried Buns. You can watch them cook them in batches on the spot. They’re juicy and have that nice signature fried bun bottom. Don’t forget to grab dipping sauce. Staff are quick and food comes out still piping hot. This food stall is located at the bottom floor food court among other Chinese food options in a large mall. Keep in mind cell service is virtually nonexistent down there so plan ahead.
… moreSelina Oeien
Speechless. Liu Liu serves up one food and they sure know how. Their pan friend pork buns practically burst with juice, crisp bottoms but fluffy bao texture. I am forever searching for authentic baos in America and these are seriously some of the best. Highly recommend if ever in Flushing!
… moreJoe Gunawan
he pan fried dumpling was quite good, with the right amount of crispiness, volume, juiciness. Lots of flavors and lost of goodness.
The Beef noodle soup, however, felt very flat, with little to get excited about. It’s as if the noodles are just generic, pre-packaged noodles. The north could be more savory, too. You really need a lot of help with the chili oil to make it taste decent.
… moreThe Beef noodle soup, however, felt very flat, with little to get excited about. It’s as if the noodles are just generic, pre-packaged noodles. The north could be more savory, too. You really need a lot of help with the chili oil to make it taste decent.
Jenny Liu
This place is absolutely hands down the best place for pan fried buns!! Meat is always juicy, bottom of bun is always crunchy & hot!!! I’ve tried several places & this one has never disappointed everytime!!! You should definitely go try it out!!! Yummy!!!
… moreLukas A.
Outstanding soup dumplings with really great flavor and freshly made. This place is extremely busy so expect a wait time of around 15 minutes on weekends. It’s definitely worth the wait. The people are very friendly and this place is a not-so-hidden gem.
… moreVictoria Geh
The closest thing to Shanghai sheng jian bao I’ve had in NYC. The only place that has thin skin, flavorful soup, and plenty of filling. Very very happy eating this after running a 5K but also I think nothing comes as close to Shanghai sheng jian bao in Shanghai.
… moreBenjamin Qiu
Keepin it real out here in NWM
We actually had this spot catered for our wedding day breakfast, wasn’t amazing cause of takeout, but having it right then and there, while theyre hot a steamy hits different. Always soupy and boiling hot. Always has a line now so… be prepared
… moreWe actually had this spot catered for our wedding day breakfast, wasn’t amazing cause of takeout, but having it right then and there, while theyre hot a steamy hits different. Always soupy and boiling hot. Always has a line now so… be prepared