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Little Nick N.Y is all east of Queen's N.Y., Do you know if they serve Steamed beef rolls and Wonton Beef or Lamb Pow.., I had those Little Chinatown in France 🇫🇷.!

So true about Desaki 2 adults 3 children Hibachi Apps 2 wines $700 I almost fell over

I grew up eating the salty fish often but avoid it now as it’s linked to a variety of cancers. But it was delicious on its own with rice. Little Neck has become quite a decent location for great food.

In this video he talks about Dim Sum, in New Hyde Park in Nassau County, in Long Island, next to Suffolk county, but I live in the BRONX, and when I want to eat Dim Sum,I can go to Chinatown in lower MANHATTAN on Canal Street and they usually offer these items on a cart,but they also offer hot,steamed items as well and basically they are appetizers, hot or cold and they also offer Chinese style an assortment of different desserts, usually about 4.00/per dish,with water, soda,and of course Cha,which means Hot Tea,usually black tea,and I like my Thai style hot sauce or chili oil,then I will look at the menu for additional items but it depends on the time of the day, when I will make my decision, but generally Chinese food is very popular and excellent eats,just like eating Spanish style TAPAS,which are Spanish snacks, nice assortment of very different items also an appetizers hot,and warm or you can buy them on the street, go to the park and eat, as I am Chinese/Hawaiian 4th generation, but usually the Chinese people from China makes it American style, which is not to different from traditional style and usually I buy more,take it home, heat it up and eat at the comfort of my home, can't get better than that, or I will make my own Chinese food at home, with Chinese ingredients, save time and money as the trend nowadays is go to the supermarket or on the street make it at home with or without friends is your option, Enjoy Folks. Happy Eating SaSa,Hau!!

Please do not say Queens. This is called Little Neck NY. People have no idea what is eastern Queens or just plain Queens. It is not called Queens NY. Please call it what it is. If you see at Flushing call it Flushing or Bayside

You should check out Maxi Noodles on Main Street. They have a jumbo size wontons and Hong Kong style beef noodle soup.

Tyvm and yqw....usually bo zai fon takes roughly 20 mins or more to get that nice crust...my son loves the crust, when he cooks rice the old fashion way via stobe top, usually takes 45 mins or more on medium fire 😊

Great review 👍...food all looked delicious...glad you enjoyed yourself...maybe they rushed the bo zai fon, that's why there wasn't much nung (crispies) in the order??? Have a great weekend ❤😊

I am bias being a former Manhattanite. Now it's expanding. I'm near a famous rodent now. None here.

Oh Wow, that looked so amazing. Queens has some great treasures. If possible maybe you could visit another Chinatown like the one on 8th Ave Brooklyn. That one is pretty lively.

Agree, This place is pretty good. But will stress that small comment. They can barely fit 10 people maybe 15 inside this place. The clay pot rice is good, but i think Yummy Noodle house on Francis lewis makes a better one. I, too, like a good amount of crispy rice and then adding water at the end to make it a crispy rice soup.

I had no idea about this place. 29th street is a good location. Close to Penn Station

I didn’t know Joe’s used to be at a different location

Will have to try it.

Great presentation. Love it😅😅

Looks good. Kind of reminds me of Malaysian food which I like

Big Wong is NOW Ming Wong, it’s right beside it, next store.

, even though i live on the west coast. But dang, oil would be seeping though my pores with all the deep fried "yeet hay" dishes you ordered.

Good music

Can you do a supermarket hot deli /deli test? Thx.

That looks amazing!

Interesting review. I find that a lot of Korean restaurants are mediocre. However when it’s good like the ones I’ve had in Los Angeles, it’s so exciting and amazing. I’ve only eaten Korean food in New York once and it was very good though

Lol, Why would you go there? I am local from Chicago and the local Chinese ppl won't go there. These are the places that cater to non local Chinese people.

Thank you for sharing your trip. Love it 😊

Chicken sandwich sounds interesting. Fries look good. I recently had fries at an American restaurant with seasoning salt and it seemed like there was a little bit of MSG in it. Maybe it was my imagination but I really liked it

Sounds like a nice place.

Congrats to Arthur for achieving 1K viewership. Job well done.

I live near and LOVE Chinatown. But why does Undle Lou's have a B SANITARY RATING????? Still, enjoyed your review and hope to go there...when they get an A rating!!!

The duck you ate refering is the dark meat near the butt area. The way the duck hang during roasting, all the favors and juices drip towards that area. It is the best bites.

Very good. I’ve seen the Macy’s Thanksgiving parade years ago and in my opinion it’s much better than seeing it on TV even if you’re only just seeing a section of it. Being there captures the city vibe so much better than watching it on a screen.

Thanks for sharing. # 1 restaurant in America.. I have been there since 1979. Still love today. Whenever in NYC I go there straight from the airport.💯👍🙏🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Arthur - in your opinion - which restaurant in Chinatown has the best stir fry beef rice noodle 干炒牛河？

Since it’s in Midtown not far from Times Square it can expose some tourists to Sichuan food. There’s tourists from the Midwest or far rural suburbs who never are exposed to Sichuan food and they may enjoy it

Tyvm and yqw Arthur 😊

Great review...loved all the food 😊...have a great weekend ❤😊

OMG, the food looked so good. This blows away thanksgiving dinner. Arthur is a great teacher. He could teach a class in Chinatown foods.

Like a lot of these old restaurants, there was drama. When the old wonton garden closed, the workers and chefs left and setup this restaurant. There was a group that ended up buying the old location and kept the old name and then mimiced the old restaurant with all new people. Wonton noodle garden was better the last time i had it vs wonton garden. Looks like this location also joined up with mei lei wah.. thats new.

I just tried this place after seeing your review. Good Food 👍🏼

I love seeing your reviews, since I love Cantonese cooking. I heard the owner of Big Wong sold the place and opened up Ming Wong down the block.

Thanks ❤👍

Great review! I'm not sure which restaurant has the best name: Big Wong or A Dong.

That looks amazing!

The roast meat, wonton, noodles etc might have the same qualities but the kitchen stuff definitely not as good as they used to be.

I agree. Teppanyaki restaurants can be good. While I’m usually not a fan of them, I used to frequently go to one because it was conveniently close after work. The sushi at the place was surprisingly good or good enough to hit the spot after work

Sounds good

Very nice. About 2 years ago (during summer) I stayed at a Motel 6 out in a suburb for around $50 a night. A little but inconvenient but I had a car which can be am advantage for more extensive sight seeing