The 9 Best Places for Wontons in Flushing, Queens

Kano: Their spicy wontons #6 and dan dan noodles are so good!

Jen W: their spicy wontons are awesome, a must when there! if you have room get the dumplings which are sold out most of the time, and the dan dan noodles

Benny Wong: Like everyone else, the #6 (spicy wontons) is absolutely phenomenal!

Kano: Best wonton noodle soup in NYC. I alternate between here and White Bear for my wonton cravings.

Richard Lau: best spot for authentic wonton with noodle soup.

Ben K.: Order the super crispy fried shrimp wontons and the shrimp/pork wonton noodle soup.

Andrew Yuan: Beef stew wonton noodle soup

Luke Chu: Best wonton noodle in. flushing

Alèxia Solé: According to @cjeats on Instagram this is ‘wonton noodle soup heaven’

Caryn H.: Steamed veggie dumplings, pork wonton in PB spicy sauce, Xiao long baos, tripe with spicy sauce and rice cake with mushroom and snow cabbage were all very good.

Selen: We had dan dan noodles, wontons in spicy sauce and kung fu bao, all were great!

Saarim Zaman: Awesome soup dumplings. Try the chocolate XLB for sure

Natalie LeMoss: Great selection of dim sum, the soup dumplings are delicious and try the pork and vegetable wontons in chili oil and peanut sauce

Anna H: Pork & Crab and just Pork Xiao Long Bao are super delicious. The prices are so affordable and definitely a MUST TRY!

Rami Haykal-Manning: Get the crab meat soup bun and the soy sauce duck

D: Shrimp wonton, shrimp dumpling & cilantro, w/preserved egg dumplings noodle soup ($8.75)

Leslie Lin: I really loved the XLBs here! Lots of classic Hong Kong dishes here!

Mei Tam: Great hot pot. This is salty fish and meat on rice. You add the soy sauce to taste! Yummy!!

Alice Chao: The half and half hot pot is so good. To put in your hot pot: lamb wontons, hot pot dumplings, beef: all good choices!

Robert Brisita: Lamb shoulder and angus prime. All the mushrooms too!

Serious Eats: The Queens branch of the international hot pot chain. If it's your first time, get the half-and-half broth: part mild, part spicy.

Johnson Toh: I like the Soy Sauce Chicken, it's soft, delicious and yummy.

Victor: Quick service and good food!

Leilani A: First time here & I like it! It's like my favorite place in Flushing so far, maybe because it reminds me of the places my parents used to go.

lindai loutun: Authentic Malaysian food. Roti Canai is great and nood soups, too!

Liz Y: A hole in the wall Malay joint. Cheaper and better tasting than Sentosa.

Franklin Yeep: The most authentic Malaysian cuisine you'll ever get in New York. Beats Sentosa & Curry Leaf anytime.