The 15 Best Places for Brunch Food in Elmhurst, Queens

Samantha Z: Must order: Tomato & beef over rice and oyster pancake :)

Rita L: Get the oyster pancake, 3 cup chicken and watercress with beef. Sweet and sour pork isn't that good so skip that!

Athena Chang: Try the Oyster Pancake - (via @Foodspotting)

Malcolm Chang: Extensive eat in and to go Chinese buffet with dim sum items as well.

Karen: The dim sum here is top notch. A large variety that can be taken to go.

Suzy Tran: Now closed on Sundays!

John W: Nothing beats the dongbei northeastern style dumplings here, hand pulled noodle soups and crispy pancakes.

shennete L: all you can eat shabu shabu is so worth it to try. its not superb but not bad. love the beef pancakes.

Nicholas Doyle: It's all about glutenous chewiness & texture here. The Hand-Pulled Noodle soups are the best of both worlds. Intense flavor, perfect texture. More flavorful dumplings, pancakes and buns are elsewhere.

Kimmie Ohh: Come here for brunch! They have sisilog - sisig, fried egg & garlic fried rice! The sisig was all pork belly :)

Netsirk: The lechon kawali was soft and delicious. Worth the trip! Enjoy.

Istariray: They make the crispiest pata in NY! A must try!

Noah Weiss: Sour curry with shrimp and broccoli omelet; fried whole fish with basil sauce; crispy catfish with green mango salad; spicy chicken salad; crispy pork with Chinese broccoli.

Susana: Everything but the drunken noodles and spicy papaya salad...delicious!

Serious Eats: Great Thai fare with an expansive menu. Some of the best dishes are hearty ones, like rice cooked with funky shrimp paste, Hainan chicken, or a fried watercress salad.

Josh Chua: When life offers you a fried egg, the answer is always yes.

Jack Amornvivat: Authentic cafeteria style. The spiciest curries are so good. Pick up some Khanom Bueng "Thai Tacos"

Kano: The thai lady here is really stingy on portions. Make sure she doesn't screw you over.

Anna H: Fried Chicken & Waffles Benedict mmmmmm you seriously need to order this for brunch!

Matthew Caldecutt: Great service, delicious pasta, huge salads, and interesting apps. Oh, the unsweetened iced tea is unlimited.

Kimmie Ohh: Their portions are huge! Their main dishes can easily be split into at least 3 meals! Their crusted chicken Romano was no exception. Really flavorful & super crunchy.

Ben Martadarma: A very authentic Indonesian restaurant... Almost as good as my grandmother's cooking! Really decent prices as well. Get the Pempek .. Indonesian fish cake with egg inside!

Bosra Frazier: Good Indonesian food!! Authentic.

Pinot: One of the best to get authentic Indonesian menu in NYC

Alonso Buendia: Love this spot a favorite in the area. This Esan style Thai restaurant is inviting and friendly. Offering BIG flavors & a selection of dishes you will remember.

Aryan J: This is the new king of Thai food in Queens. Go now!

Tony Motts: A true Northeastern Thai Restaurant worth trying in this Elmhurst Neighborhood. Chef Signature Dishes are everything accompanied by a refreshing glass of Thai Iced Tea!

Jenny Wang: The Dan Dan noodles were very good! Okay portions, pancake with beef is very good.

Simran Jaising: scallion rice. epic. green.

Lingling Soo: Food are good. Authentic Sichuan food. Go nowhere else.

D Arpi: Enchiladas are to die for!

Pablo Sánchez: Excellent Mexican cuisine

Lizzie Manning: Nam tok, larb ped udon, and mieng pla pow were delicious highlights!

Chris Gampat: The grilled fish with lettuce wraps is dope.

miranda: Delicious but definitely caters more to those who can handle their spice 🌶

jon ferrer: Best pho that I've found in Queens. Cha Gio is decent as well.

Talisa Chang: Lots of great Vietnamese dishes. Pho is decent!

Ilusha Pro: Graded "A", spacious, popular among locals. I went for #49 before my pre-marathon long run.

Sydney Lim: Popcorn fried chicken is great. HK milk tea is just okay but glad someone finally sells it. Will be coming back often 😌

Dario Delarosa: Authentic Honk Kong food.

Cece L: Get their Hong Kong milk tea !! To die for