Golden Lake Pavilion

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in:Are there any bakeries that sell the type of Chinese sponge cake that's made in bamboo steamer baskets and then sliced?2 pts
“Lake pavilion is the most authentic in queens.”
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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: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:Best Dim Sum place in NYC that uses high quality ingredients?67 pts
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in:Whole fish in queens41 pts
“Abuqir - Hamido - Astoria Seafood - East Harbor Seafood Manor - Lake Pavilion - Szechuan Mountain House - Zaab Zaab - Hug Esan”
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