Asian Jewels — all mentions

in:Restaurant regrets... I've had a few27 pts
“My favorite dim sum is at Asian Jewels in Flushing.”
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in:Best food/restaurants with no gluten free options?26 pts
“dim sum: Asian Jewels, East Harbor Seafood”
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in:Help us choose the best eats10 pts
“Asian Jewels is in Flushing and has the best dim sum in the city imo.”
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in:Restaurant regrets... I've had a few10 pts
“Asian jewels is good, but kinda pricey.”
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in:Recommendation for Thai or Malaysian in Chinatown Flushing ?9 pts
“Asian Jewels for dim sum.”
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in:Must try Asian food in Flushing, 2024?9 pts
“they serve dimsum and large family style meal with authentic Asian flavors”
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in:Best pre-US Open food options in Queens7 pts
replying to u/trey1928: Shanghai You Garden has the best dim sum in NYC and I will go to war to defend that truth
“I now go to Asian Jewel for my dim sum fix”
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in:Flushing Chinatown6 pts
“Asian Jewels for dim sum to start. I'd say you gotta see at least one of Flushing's banquet halls, this one is a classic”
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in:Any good Chinese Seafood Restaurants Recommendations in Flushing?4 pts
“Asian Jewels has excellent seafood”
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in:Dim Sum Recommendations3 pts
“I found that any of their steamed dumplings with glutinous rice flour skins are excellent such as chiu chow fun kor are excellent.”
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in:Mapped 39 meals across NYC over the past year. Why is nobody talking about Malaysian food in Chinatown?3 pts
replying to u/DinerEnBlanc: - East Harbor Seafood (Dim Sum) - Bong (Cambodian) - Gage & Tollner (Chop House) - Haenyeo (Korean) - Din’s Kitchen/Dumplings (2 Locations) - King’s Kitchen (Manhattan location exists) - Hainan Chicken House (Malaysian) - Nin Hao (Fujian) - Rario Kwara (West African) - Confidant (Upscale American) - Claro (Mexican Moles)
“my favorite dim sum is Asian Jewels in Flushing”
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in:Chinese restaurant near Citi Field2 pts
“Asian Jewels for dim sum.”
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in:Best Dim Sum in Manhattan?2 pts
replying to u/pinetatoes: This is a great list, Asian Jewel is probably the best dim sum around NYC if you’re willing to make the trek to Flushing. Personally I think Golden Unicorn is better quality and has higher portions than than Jing Fong though
“What a fantastic dim sum experience! Food and service was 10/10.”
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in:Must-try food in Manhattan?2 pts
“Asian Jewels for Dim Sum in Flushings”
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in:Must Eats in Queens2 pts
“A hidden gem. Asian Jewels. Best dumplings you’ll find in NYC I’d say.”
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“The salted Egg lobster was damn good.”
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“they were good. The salted egg lobster was on point.”
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in:Dim Sum Recommendations1 pts
replying to u/DinerEnBlanc: Dim Sum Sam/Palace (Same owners, slightly different menu, and trendy vs traditional vibes), Pings, East Seafood Harbor. Dim Sum in Flushing has tanked in the last few years and is not worth going out to for Dim Sum.
“I'd say Asian Jewels and New Lake Pavilion in Flushing are better than Pings”
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in:Dim sum/chinese recs for thanksgiving day?1 pts
“best dim sum in NYC IMHO”
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in:Very general, but what restaurant in NYC would you pick as your last meal?1 pts
“maybe Asian Jewels for dim sum”
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in:Top Chinese Restaurants in NYC1 pts
“Asian Jewels in flushings is a great place for dim sum!”
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in:Visiting NYC soon1 pts
replying to u/RNova2010: Queens has everything you could possibly want In Flushing I *strongly* suggest *Henan Feng Wei* for hand pulled noodles with lamb. Flushing is not a Chinatown but a Chinese city and hard not to find quality food. In Jackson Heights, my top choice is *Playground* which is a Thai restaurant and possibly the best Thai in NYC. I cannot say enough good things about it. In nearby Elmhurst, which is the center of the Thai community, you can also check out *Khao Nom*, *Khao Kang* and *Hug Esan.* *Sumatera* also has very tasty Indonesian food. If you’re in Elmhurst, you may as well check out the local Thai Buddhist temple which has an emerald Buddha gifted to it by the late King of Thailand. Back to Jackson Heights, try out *Mariscos El Submarino* for Mexican seafood and *Phayul* for Tibetan cuisine. In Rego Park, the best Georgian restaurant in NYC is *Marani* (it is kosher though which makes it more expensive and is closed Friday night - Saturday) and there’s a large Bukharian/Uzbek Jewish community - try out *Chaikhana Sem Sorok.*
“Dim sum: Asian Jewels or New Lake Pavilion”
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in:Not THE BEST Restaurant1 pts
“Asian Jewels in Flushing for Dim Sum”
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in:Flushing Chinese Restaurants1 pts
“get some dim sum at Asian Jewels”
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in:What are the Best radish cakes in NYC? I want to know0 pts
“Superior to Asian Jewels radish cake.”
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in:(With apologies for the repeat category) - Manhattan Dim Sum most like the old Jing Fong?-8 pts
“it’s honestly the most mid dim sum I’ve had. No xlb no char siu bao. They had very limited options on the carts”
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in:Best Dim Sum place in NYC that uses high quality ingredients?67 pts
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in:Looking for Weird Restaurants in NYC54 pts
“These are all restaurants that work for big groups and chefs love them:”
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in:What is your favorite (Chinese food) restaurant in the City? (separate by cheap and expensive)49 pts
“Casual: Nai Brother's Sauerkraut Fish, Spicy Village, Tasty Hand Pulled Noodles, Asian Jewels, White Bear, a bunch of spots in the food court at New World Mall, Golden Unicorn, Jing Fong.”
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in:(With apologies for the repeat category) - Manhattan Dim Sum most like the old Jing Fong?33 pts
“Asian Jewels in Flushing”
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in:Flushing Dim Sum first-timers (reservations/kids) help :)24 pts
“Asian Jewels is tops”
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in:Flushing Chinese Restaurants16 pts
“Asian Jewels”
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in:Best traditional dim sum in flushing?10 pts
“But the reigning champ for me is defo Asian Jewels”
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in:Chinatown!9 pts
“Great NY Noodletown and 1915 Lanzhou in Manhattan Chinatown, Hunan Café, Szechuan Mountain House and Asian Jewels in Flushing.”
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in:Best food/restaurants with no gluten free options?9 pts
replying to u/justflipping: You can go for foods that are harder replicate gluten-free or harder to find cuisines, which tend to have less available gluten-free options. Some ideas: - Handpulled noodles: Spicy Village, Henan Feng Wei, Nurlan Uyghur, Xian Famous Foods - local Chinese-American takeout joint - dim sum: Asian Jewels, East Harbor Seafood - A&A Bake Doubles and Roti - Trinciti Roti Shop - Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Juici Patties - Kora
“This guy glutens. Go to these places OP.”
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in:What is your most frequented restaurant?7 pts
“Asian Jewels in flushing is pretty high up in my list these days.”
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in:Chinese Seafood Restaurant?6 pts
“Some general recs: - Wu's Wonton King - Ping's Seafood - Asian Jewels - East Harbor Seafood Palace”
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in:In need of Flushing dim sum companions!6 pts
“I’d dedicate an afternoon to Asian jewels”
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in:What are the Best radish cakes in NYC? I want to know6 pts
“I’ve enjoyed the ones from East Harbor Seafood, Asian Jewels, and House of Joy.”
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in:Best Chinese restaurant overall that also has really good har gow?6 pts
“Asian Jewels (Chinatown, Flushing)”
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in:Flushing Chinatown5 pts
“Asian Jewels”
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in:Dim sum recommendation5 pts
“I recently took a bunch of friends there.”
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in:Best dim sum in Queens5 pts
“Asian Jewels”
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in:Dim sum in flushing?5 pts
“Asian Jewels”
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in:What are the best dumpling and dim sum style restaurants in Flushing?5 pts
“Asian Jewels”
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in:Flushing Dim Sum first-timers (reservations/kids) help :)5 pts
“I must say I prefer Asian jewels a lot more than golden lake pavilion.”
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in:Where's "your" spot? 4 pts
“Asian Jewels.”
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in:Best dim sum in Queens4 pts
replying to u/justflipping: - New Lake Pavilion - Asian Jewels
“+1000 to asian jewels”
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in:aside from pizza and bagels, what does nyc do best and where should i go for it this weekend?4 pts
“Flushing is also a great neighborhood to explore - many different Chinese cuisines (new world mall food court, Asian jewels for dim sum, xie bao for crab roe noodles, plethora of bbt spots like aunty Jenny, Molly are a few faces).”
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in:Dimsum + Americanized Chinese4 pts
“it's always a huge hit among people I bring there.”
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