Flushing
Queens' Chinese food capital at the end of the 7 train, denser and more current than Manhattan's Chinatown.
Example
You ride the 7 to its Flushing-Main Street terminus with cash in your pocket and eat through a food court where each stall does one region.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I eat well in Flushing without speaking Chinese?
Food courts with photo menus, pointing and patience. Follow lines of local families and order what they order.
Is Flushing worth it on a short trip?
For food-first travelers yes, it is the single best eating expedition in the city. Sightseeing-first visitors can save it for trip two.
How do I order without speaking Chinese?
Use the food courts with photo menus, point, and follow the lines of local families. Bring cash, since many stalls prefer it over cards.
