8.2/10Chinese
AI-generated summary
Get the and the . They're cheap and people call them some of the best in the city. The has its own fans. It's in the basement of a half abandoned mall, and the run oily enough that some can't finish them. Plenty of people say they're the best for the price, not the best anywhere.
“I took an order of these to go and heated up at home for dinner hours later, and they were still delicious! Loved that the dough wasn't too thick and the inner filling was super savory and meaty. They were a little messy to eat but so delicious and filling!”
H3
“The buns are kinda oily, but they’re bigger than the ones at Shu Jiao Fi Zhou.”
H3
“when my friend and I visited, ours were super greasy. I have a video somewhere of turning one upside down and seeing oil pour out of it 🤢 couldn’t finish eating them all”
H3
“If you have not yet tried Fu Zhou Wei Zhong Wei Jia Xiang Feng Wei you need to immediately for the best friend dumplings and pork buns you’ll ever have.”
H2
“They’re very good dumplings. Your hyperbole is excessive”
H2
“those were some of the best dumplings i've ever had.”
H2
“delicious food in a dumpy place in Shanghai - this is as close as you’ll get in NYC.”
H2
“Not really, they're the best at that price point.”
H2
“get the steamed buns from Fu Zhou Wei Zhong Wei Jia Xiang Feng Wei. The place has a crazy long name and it's in the basement of an almost-abandoned mall, but that's kind of part of the appeal.”
H2
“10/10 best dumplings ever and it's super cheap.”
H2
“some really tasty bao's and dumplings and things. i was super hung over this morning and this hit the spot for sure. highly recommend”
H2
“Recently went there and really loved the food but I was really addicted to the simple sauce they serve with the food.”
H2