Yi Feng Yuan

I always pass by never noticed this place.Picked up a menu & looked good ! Quite hesitant to get in cuz it was right at the end of the hallway ! Found a gem in small town ! Great beef noodle & sweet & sour pork chop ! & the best part was Free soup dumplings! 5 star for food & more stars to add for reasonable prices! tipped handsome to the handsome guy also.Recommended for large groups as well ! Will return.

A very well established Shanghai restaurant. Given its in the busy Flushing neighborhood, competition is plenty but this one stands out with the locals. Prices are very reasonable and the food never disappoints. They even have a deal, order $15+ worth of food (dine in only) and you get an order of soup dumplings (pork filling) for free. Should you want to substitute it for the crab, you may but there's an upcharge of $1 so not free but darn close! The best dishes here besides the soup dumplings, try the spicy fish fillets in the red sauce served in a heated wok, noodles with Scallion sauce (just trust me, it's so good), and the cumin Lamb is excellent.

This place is pretty small and a little hard to find. When you go through the main door you have to go down a short but beautifully painted corridor of murals to get to the actual restaurant. The space itself has room for 3 extra large tables, a handful of 4 person tables and a small alcove of two people and some 4 person tables tucked away on a slightly elevated, separated area. If I’m not mistaken if you order $15 or $20 worth of dishes you get a free order of soup dumplings. We have gotten their beef noodle soup and pork noodle soup with an order of pan fried dumplings and hit the mark. All four orders together was very filling. The noodle soups have long thin noodles as the base, lots of vegetables were in the bowl, the broth for both were light and a little salty but not enough for us to mind. The beef wasn’t as tender as we had hoped. The soup dumplings really have a good ginger taste to the soup and the meat filling. They are very plump and full of broth! It’s a great lunch place but it fills up fast. The staff there mainly speak mandarin. We did have a hard time communicating with them since they didnt understand our Americanized-Cantonese and the person who understood English was helping another table but it was nothing pointing and body language couldn’t solve.

Hard to find - go through a corridor to find the restaurant at the end. Simple restaurant serving a range of Chinese food including dumplings. Spend over $15 and they give a free serving of pork soup dumplings. Food is of standard Chinese restaurant quality with decent portions. Service is alright, the place is clean.