Eight Jane — all mentions

in:What are the best places for Jianbing in flushing?2 pts
“eight jane is the one people mean. since you want the sausage one just ask them to add it, and go before like 1pm, the good stalls run out of the fresh crispy cracker by afternoon and it's not the same jianbing without it.”
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in:Visiting Flushing today15 pts
“The jianbing at Eight Jane are good”
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in:Best Chinese dish in the city? Not just “best rated” spot. I want to know your favorite dish. Something uncommon or basic or elegant, in an alley or out of a food truck. I want the best! Thanks in advance.9 pts
“Eight Jane - jian bing”
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in:Eight Jane - Flushing5 pts
“They’re mainly known for their jian bing so get that.”
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in:Jian Bing guy on 8th and 61st (Sunset Park)3 pts
“I like Eight Jane in Flushing, they're pretty simple without any meat in them but that's the way I've eaten them in China and they're only $5.”
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in:Flushing Food Crawl3 pts
“I got their $5 breakfast crepe and did not go spicy. I should have because my gigantic hot crepe was bland. Next trip I'll skip Eight Jane.”
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in:Best Dishes/Dumplings in Flushing3 pts
“Eight Jane for the Jian Bing, fast cheap takeout”
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in:What's your favorite vegetarian or vegetable-centered dish in Flushing? Food stands/sit down OK?2 pts
“I love the jianbing and tea eggs from Eight Jane.”
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in:Eight Jane - Flushing2 pts
“A spicy scallion pancake with beef”
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in:Your favourite spots? 3 days in NYC. 1 pts
“Eight Jane - Jian Bing”
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in:I am looking for food/dinner recs before Noah Kahan concert at Citi Field tomorrow1 pts
“Jian Bing at Eight Jane”
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postNYC Eats I had try more than once585 pts
“savory egg crepe, go-to snack”
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in:Best NY breakfast sandwich 36 pts
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in:What are your favorite places to buy lunch from that are open super early (ie. before 8) in the day?17 pts
“Eight Jane”
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in:7 Train Food Crawl13 pts
“start in Flushing (Eight Jane, Shanghai You Garden, White Bear)”
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in:Food recommendations in Flushing9 pts
“Eight Jane”
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in:What are the best places for Jianbing in flushing?8 pts
“Eight Jane”
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in:favorite walkup/window cafes + restaurants in Queens, BK, and Manhattan7 pts
“Eight Jane”
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in:Vegetarian Chinese food in Flushing?6 pts
“Eight Jane”
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in:Flushing Chinatown5 pts
“Eight Jane”
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in:Are there any places that sell northern style you tiao? I just saw a video about this, and apparently in the north of China, they're way bigger, like a larger width and circumference, and look still crispy but even more pillowy and fluffy than the average you tiao.5 pts
“Your best bet is a Tianjin spot like Eight Jane or Sheng Jin, both in flushing. I haven't been to Sheng Jin in like a decade though so I'd do Eight Jane first”
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in:Favorite eating spots in the city with window service5 pts
“Eight Jane”
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in:What are the best places for Jianbing in flushing?5 pts
“Eight Jane”
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in:Flushing Food Crawl3 pts
“Ooh there are a lot of great places in Flushing.”
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in:NYC Eats I had try more than once3 pts
“Love eight Jane.”
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in:Birthday in Flushing3 pts
“Eight Jane - bakery”
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in:Best Dishes/Dumplings in Flushing3 pts
“Eight Jane”
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in:Best takeout in Flushing open in the morning2 pts
“- Eight Jane”
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in:Best restaurants + dishes at Flusing and Jackson Heights1 pts
“Some of my favorite small bites (leaving out big sit-down restaurant dishes)”
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in:Flushing Food Crawl1 pts
replying to u/stinkyyamalinky: I got back from week in Queens, my hotel was in Flushing. Adding to the great input below, and on all the other searches, here's my non-local opinions. I'm guessing you won't be there at 7am when most bakeries open. But if you are then please try the $1.90 "sweet corn" pastry at Maxim Bakery. Literally stopped me in my tracks as I walked across street to Eight Jane. Speaking of Eight Jane, I got their $5 breakfast crepe and did not go spicy. I should have because my gigantic hot crepe was bland. Next trip I'll skip Eight Jane. Dinner option is Malay. Warning: the street in front is Flushing's main prostitution hangout. Get the #164 noodle dish. $10 cash, amazing, if you like shrimp. Bonus: turn left after Malay, there are several deeeeelicious window pickup options from duck to sesame seed balls. Too bad the hookers are rubbing dudes' bellies and making things awkward. The basement food court. Don't have pic of receipt or stall name. The stir fried hand pulled noodle was $13, and the duck pieces were meager, more bone than meat. But it was a hearty container of delicious veggies and noodles. I would get another meat next time. Or just go to another stall. Most dishes $12-ish. It was one of my more expensive dishes on the trip. The cart on Prince with lamb balls for $5 was out of balls the entire week. Don't waste your time with Molly Tea. The line is out the door, the inside is packed. Opens at 11am, should've seen what the hype was about then, but by then I was…
“Agree, I didn't love Eight Jane -- it's undersauced.”
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in:Best takeout in Flushing open in the morning1 pts
“Really love Eight Jane for breakfast”
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in:Flushing breakfast/brunch recs1 pts
“Eight Jane”
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in:Flushing breakfast/brunch recs1 pts
“Eight Jane”
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in:Eight Jane - Flushing1 pts
“It's kind of mid”
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in:Favorite eating spots in the city with window service1 pts
“Jin Mei, Mommy Pai’s, Win Son Bakery (in person ordering is inside but if you order online they serve you from a window), Eight Jane, The Pancake, Bolivian Llama Party, Gao Xiao Pa, Fu Yuan.”
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in:What are the best places for a quick bite/dinner in flushing?1 pts
“- Eight Jane”
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