Good Harvest

Their king crab members' special might be the best crab I've ever had. It's not cheap, and it's incredibly convoluted how to order it, but it is really good. In fact, it's the only thing carrying this 5* rating, I really want to give a lower rating for how ridiculous the whole procedure is, but the crab was just too good. First you have to become a member, which is $25 (but as of writing comes with a $50 giftcard good for the next visit). Then you pay $99 for the first 3 pounds of the crab, and a proportion of $40 a pound for any excess. None of the crabs weigh only 3 pounds, the smallest one when I was there was 3.7. You also have to order at least $50 of other stuff in order to get the crab. We got the crab with the chili sauce, and it was stir-fried and wonderfully aromatic when it came out. The crab meat was also very fresh. It came out in a big pot on a bed of a variety of other edibles like cauliflower. The other $50 of stuff we got was decent, but the crab was definitely the star of the show.

Another hot pot that just popped up in Flushing. It's a nice, clean place. English is limited and server attitudes aren't up to par. Prices are comparable to the new trend of pricey hot pots. $30 for all you can eat. I enjoyed the combination of dry hot pot with the regular one. You have to order your food on a sheet. However, watch out. They trend to forget things, either purposely or not. You almost have to remind them several times to "bring the meat!" They also give you a 2 he limit to eat.