New York Food Court

I really love the New York food court, with all of the stalls serving different type of Asian dishes. I am partial to the hand, pulled noodles. Each stall has very friendly and knowledgeable staff who really try and help me since I only speak English.

Good food court, clean, lots of options, affordable prices.

I guess I had high expectation after seeing many social media posts. Maybe I’m not a fan of real authentic Chinese food? Every stall had very unique and authentic food.. but it wasn’t for me. Crab noodle was ok, not great. Tasted too crabby and not fresh. Pork buns were made fresh but the inside was smelly and it was not hot. Self cleaning statin was dirty and bathroom was dirty.. if you are looking for better atmosphere, this is not a place for you.

We had spicy fish heads in Ke Zaoquin. The sauce mild spiciness was ok per our request but, it was soooo salty that you wouldn't enjoy its sauce. Comparing it to an authentic Szechuan sauce, it was average as it lacks the citrusy flavor and other condiments that will satisfy your taste bud to its peak. 3/5 We took it home instead and remedied it by adding lemon a portion of it. The other portion, we mixed it with scrambled eggs w/o salt and added mire chives to lessen its saltiness. Both remedied dishes tasted better afterwards. It was served with rice. The price is fair

Tried something other than New World Mall today thanks to a friend convincing me and helping me and hubz figure out what I wanted to order for ourselves and my Ah Ma. 🙂 We tried: - Lan Zhou Hand Pulled Noodles -Mr. Duck Vermicelli Noodles -Wuhan Foodie next to 8090 Taiwanese place -Happy Lemon Portions are huge from Mr. Duck for only $14! My abuelita liked it but be warned the duck meat comes with bones so it’s not convenient for the elderly I ordered the Ox Tripe Pull Noodles from Lan Zhou Hand Pulled noodles. Yummm the noodles are very “qiu qiu” (bouncy) and broth was delicious! Loved the amount of ingredients that came along with it - great rec Brandon! Chili Oil Beef Noodle Soup - it wasn’t overly spicy that hubz couldn’t handle it and noodles were freshly made! Abuelita ended up finishing due to the ease in masturcating the dish and loved it as well! Finished off with Happy Lemon lemon teas to “wash” down the oil. ‘Twas a refreshing end. I’m definitely excited to come back and try the rest of the vendors! (Particularly the Mala stall that’s on vacation.) we spent less than $35 for 3 dishes and was so satiated so it’s a bang for your buck.. and you’ll have so many options to choose from!

They have lots of food stalls here with many different dishes from all over China. I tried the food stall in back with a #19 on it that had a rice noodle soup. The staff of this booth were super kind and answered all of my questions about the soup. I had never had this soup before and it was one of the best noodle soups I’ve tried. With a touch of vinegar and chili oil, the soup was perfectly sour and spicy. The tofu felt like a warm hug with the broth soaked up in it. The vegetables were perfectly cooked. I was a little intimidated at first in here because of the amount of Chinese, but this booth I ate was super sweet and passionate about what they make. The only downside of the court is the AC does not work well here. So it was hot inside.

Understated food court. The food is so fresh. I had kushi yaki and pork fried dumplings. The dumplings were so fresh. Filling was pork and chives. I’m very picky about pork dumplings and these were so good. They had a pizza stall that had cool toppings like shrimp that I didn’t get to try. Come here instead of the other food courts!

Lots of authentic Asian food stalls to try. This is one of the few places you can get real stinky tofu. A specialty! Tastes just like what you get from Taiwan. The hand pulled noodles were ok too. Prices were awesome too! Very reasonable. Bring cash!

I love this food court bc not everyone knows about it and has two of my favorites: the Taiwanese stall and Lemon Slushy. Even on a Saturday it was busy and pretty full but not packed. Even waiting for my drink from Lemon Slushy wasn't too long of a wait. It was rainy today and inside was a bit warm this is my only complaint bc they don't turn on ac high. I forgot to take pics of all the food & drinks but got a few pics of the Taiwanese stall where my favorite dish is #35 the dry Taiwanese noodles and everyone I was with tried a bite or two (we shared) and thought the flavor was delicious.

Great place if you have a large group and no one can really decide what they want to eat. Or if some folks are not that hungry and others are. You can purchase as little as you want or as much as you want. And, you can also try different things from different vendors. I have been searching to get the complete list of vendors that were located in there and had I known that there isn't a full list, I would have taken better care to make one. The website only list like 4 vendors but there is so much more. There were all kinds of options and I opt for the Mr. Duck Vermicelli Soup because we don't have anything like that in Cali. The soup was full of flavor, duck was tender and the duck blood was super silky. I could eat that every day, especially on cold winter days! The price was reasonable. The beef tendon from the Szechuan vendor was really good but I couldn't eat it all because of the numbing spice. The crab roe over rice from Xie Bao was okay. It definitely tasted better when eaten with the wood ear; ask for extra if possible. The popcorn squid and popcorn chicken from 8090 Taiwanese Cuisine was kind of dried and not seasoned well as I thought it would be; this could be because it was close to closing - but that shouldn't be an excuse not to provide good flavors. Like any food court, you order your food from your chose of vendor and find a seat to eat. There's plenty of seating and plenty of vendors to choose from. In fact, there were too many good choices and only one tiny stomach. You may want to bring some wipes as you may have to clean your own table. Overall, I thought the selections were good, portions were great, cost was very reasonable and I would go back and recommend this place to others. The only downside is that the streets were very busy and parking was almost non-existent.

Many food options to choose from. The mala dry hotpot spot at the very end was pretty solid. The crab roe spot and the baked dish spot that comes with a milk tea was a bit disappointing and would not recommend. Male bathroom was surprisingly cleanish? For an Asian food court establishment Will definitely come back in the future to try out other stalls for sure!

I had an amazing time treating my international placement students visiting from the UK at this amazing food court. As soon as we walked in a student from Singapore gasped when she saw Happy Lemon. She said it reminded her of her childhood and all the ones she knew had closed back home. She was so surprised to see one in NYC. I ordered a roasted ice tea with salted cheese topping, as recommended by another student from China. It was so delicious! The balance of sweet, savory and salty was incredible. Maybe my favorite new item I tried. Next we ordered soup dumplings, and a bunch of skewers from 2 different stalls. They gave us a buzzer for the skewers which was handy. Then we decided to get some mains aka noodles. I love hand pulled noodles so I ordered some with beef. Then as we walked along another student from Singapore let me know the Malatang stall - Mala means numb - meaning super spicy. She knows I love spicy so offered to take the hand pulled noodles and encouraged me to order the spicy noodles. There were a variety of types and shapes to choose from. My friend recommended the potato noodles and said they were springy and also the green bean noodles were good too. I asked if I could have some of both and they said that was totally fine. So then we went back and met up for our feast. Others got soup noodle dishes and a rice dish from my friend's hometown. It was a delicious feast I will remember forever. I loved everything we tried and went home with lots of leftovers. One of the students described it like going into a portal. The ambiance was like a food court / dining hall. All of the stalls are separate and all of the staff were helpful and kind. I'm so happy to help bring a little sense of home and adventure to these students while they are studying in the UK and visiting NYC.

Tried something other than New World Mall today thanks to a friend convincing me and helping me and hubz figure out what I wanted to order for ourselves and my Ah Ma. We tried: - Lan Zhou Hand Pulled Noodles -Mr. Duck Vermicelli Noodles -the stall next to 8090 Taiwanese place -Happy Lemon Portions are huge from Mr. Duck for only $14! My abuelita liked it but be warned the duck meat comes with bones so it's not convenient for the elderly I ordered the Ox Tripe Pull Noodles from Lan Zhou Hand Pulled noodles. Yummm the noodles are very "qiu qiu" (bouncy) and broth was delicious! Loved the amount of ingredients that came along with it - great rec Brandon! Chili Oil Beef Noodle Soup - it wasn't overly spicy that hubz couldn't handle it and noodles were freshly made! Abuelita ended up finishing due to the ease in masturcating the dish and loved it as well! Finished off with Happy Lemon lemon teas to "wash" down the oil. 'Twas a refreshing end. I'm definitely excited to come back and try the rest of the vendors! (Particularly the Mala stall that's on vacation.) we spent less than $35 for 3 dishes and was so satiated so it's a bang for your buck.. and you'll have so many options to choose from!

Delicious assortment of Chinese food. Love the dry hotpot spot in the back. Also tried DT for their baked dishes but portions very small. The crab roe spot also very stingy with their food. Weird smell inside the food court but most stalls tastes amazing.

The options are endless. I love the dumplings at this specific stall. However, this visit the soup dumplings were a miss. The beef noodles were great.

My friend was visiting from Israel and considering he traveled in China for three months, he was really craving for something numbing, while our other friend who lives here can not tolerate any spice whatsoever. So to find something mutual, we decided to dine here and catch up. The space in here is huge. They have plenty was tables and chairs for small or large group. All of the restaurants are located on the side and you walk around to decide which one you opt to purchase from. we ended up getting their tripe hot pot and beef dry pot and both dish was very delicious. Though the dry pot did lack the numbing mala that I was craving for. The hotpot was delicious. The soup base was not too salty and the potato noodle was chewy and bouncy. Basically, it was perfect. Overall I think this place is great if you're looking to chill for a while and not to get kicked out after you eat or if you're looking for a quick meal and go. Would I come back here....ABSOLUTELY!

Got an amazing duck and rice set here! For $12 dollars I could get a whole meal with rice. Absolutely delicious There was a ton of different vendors to choose from. The only thing was there was no real AC or if there was it was very weak. So it got hot in there. The food comes out pretty fast atleast!

Lots of options, food is fairly priced. Definition of "friend hangout dinner spot." Waiters are friendly and just trying to sell their food. Can be a little messy, but that's to be expected.

Surprised,many new food store,looks good,Japanese sushi ,Shanghai will be back to try.

As a long-standing fan of New World Mall, I'm always in search of alternatives and there are plenty in Flushing. Overall, this food court is nice. It's similar in offerings to New World Mall, but maybe a bit more limited (less dumplings, less hotpot, less buns). Take a peruse around and I'm confident you'll find something you'll want. We ended up trying 5 of the spots in 1 sitting and some were hits with some misses. The prices are nice, as are similar malls. And it behooves you to bring cash. Come with an open mind and an empty stomach and you're sure to find something to appease it.

Even if you don't speak or read Chinese, let your eyes and nose do all the work here. There's no way you wont be able to find something you want to devour on the spot. Brightly lit seating area that probably isn't for many, but when in Rome, you just go with it. Especially when the food here is that good. If you're visiting the area, definitely worth a stop.

A great spot to try a variety of chinese food. The food court is pretty big but it can get really busy especially during peak dining hours. It's also not the cleanest place but the food makes up for it! There's a lot to try and it can get overwhelming to choose. I pretty much lined up at places that had the longest lines and asked what their top item was. Ended up getting the crab roe over rice at the first vendor on the left when you walk in. Also tried a pork belly over rice at another vendor, and a noodle dish. I wasn't blown away by anything BUT i feel like I need to try more to have a fair assessment. I'll be back!

This is for dream factory. I thought they closed down but they are back! And great as usual. I felt nauseous and sad for the whole because I I craved for their pasta, and here it is :) loved it, loving it, will continue to love this place.

I really love this place, I come here about once every three months. There are so many stalls with so many great foods to choose from. there is a constant flow of people and delivery app people. Much of the food is made to order and many of the noodles are hand pulled. The place can get crowded, but has many seats and tables to accommodate.

Went to the first stall on the left when you walk in. I ordered the pot and crab roe soup dumpling and the crab roe rice. Shared both with my friend. They were both delicious. The crab roe rice was abundant and had leftovers to take home. Came with a little vinegar and side of tree ear fungus and pickled turnips which added texture and contrast to the crab roe rice. Friendly at the register and helpful choosing from menu. . The food court is clean and well-lit. They've renovated since Covid. Glad they re able to read-open.

Very friendly service sesame oil is very good. Definitely wants to come back to try other items. Sticky rice shumai, spicy beef noodle soup and fried sticky rice wrapped in tofu skin.

Good decent food court, has many Chinese cuisine from different parts of Asia. Very very authentic Asian food options in This food court. The price is also very acceptable, no tips required. Just like other American food court, you pay, pick up the food from the stall and throw away in the trash when you're done. My go to stall is the Wenzhou cuisines, golden corner spot, and ordering the braised pork chop with rice noodles. The pork is so tender and it falls right off the bone, delicious. I also like to go to the 8090 spots to get some Taiwanese cuisine snacks like pop corn chicken, and their delicious entree steak and eggs. Over all this place is pretty clean and the best part is they have an active parking lot, small but a car watcher. You can park in even though it's pack and leave your keys in the vehicle and if someone needs to move in or out, they will move it for you and set you in a good parking spot. Places like Main Street to get free parking is impossible.

I went for the Beef Hand Pull noodles. It was good! Just as good as the one from the food court at New World Mall.

Have to write a separate review for this dumpling spot at New York Food Court. Last time we ordered their pork dumping. It came out perfectly crispy with the filling/meat so very juicy. It was kinda pricey for how much we got but was def worth it for how good it was. More recently, the hubby ordered "crab dumpling" expecting the similar gyoza style pan fried dumpling we got last time. Our order came out in a metal steamer filled with... soup dumpling? We took it as is with no complaints bc a soup dumpling is never a bad mistake. And dare I say it was one of the best soup dumplings I've ever had?? Hands down better than nan Xiang or Shang hai you garden. The dumpling skin was very thin, soup was delicious and doesn't have the fatty texture/taste that you'd sometimes get. The crab tasted fresh and balanced out the pork flavor. Will 100% be back for their soup dumplings and to try out their other menu items!

If dry hot pot has a million fans, I am one of them. If dry hot pot has one fan, I'm that one. If dry hot pot has no fans, I am gone from this world. If the world is against dry hot pot, then I am against the world. I will profess my love for dry hot pot to anyone who will hear it and I am eternally grateful for New York Food Court for providing me one of my favorite foods. Compared to New World Mall's food court, this place is like a desert (it's not actually that empty, but NWM is packed like a can of sardines at all times) meaning you can actually find seating! Hooray! And they're only a short walk away from each other so if you were planning on eating in NWM, just come here instead. Only con about this place is the universal con for all restaurants/food courts in Flushing - it's kinda dirty. The floors are icky, the tables are usually icky, the door is heavy and hard to open but you're scared to get a good grip on the handle because that's icky too. Don't talk to me about the bathroom because I don't want to know. And you'll probably be treated better if you know some Chinese, which is par for the course in Flushing.

They've reopened! The renovation still underway, with folks painting, running T1 internet wire all over. Not all the food stalls are open yet, or perhaps ever again. But the basics are here, and it was pretty busy for lunchtime.

What happened to you, New York food court? I used to like this food court so much but many of the stalls were closed the last time I went. The lack of choices and cleanliness have made this place no longer one of my favorites food courts in the Flushing area. It seems that after the pandemic a fair amount of the stores closed down or moved. Based on their current condition, I am not sure if this food court will last long, unless something is being done. So sad to see this food court be in such condition!

I have not go back to this food court since pandemic. Some new stores and some old ones are still here. Food was ok. Bathroom and floor maintenance was very disappointing. I went on Sun, we got there around 11am. Garbage was not empty since yesterday in the food court, bathroom has no toilet paper and no one cleans the toilets from the day before. If you sit near the restroom, I am sure you will smell this odor.

Varied classic food court with plenty of vendors. Less popular and crowded than New World Mall food court, and with less uniquely special vendors. Worth a visit and a look around at the options.

Ordered delivery from TAI PEI HONG NY FOOD COURT through Fantaun. The food wasn't bad, spicy and flavorful. Until I found hair cooked into the batter of the Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken. Then, I just lost my appetite and felt sick.

When it comes to food courts in Flushing, New World Mall (#1) tends to get all the love but I've always had a soft spot for New York Food Court. It has played second fiddle, despite being having same look and largely the same kind of food options. Yet there are some distinct things that separate it from the rest of the pack, which in some ways makes it unique in its own right. Take for instance: * They have their own (small) parking lot. Unlike the larger parking facility at New World Mall, this one is free. It's limited and there is constantly traffic issues all along Roosevelt, this is a big plus. * They have some semblance of outdoor seating. Sure, it's not exactly clean nor does it smell so great, but this was a huge win during the pandemic. And it's covered as well! * It's also above ground. This means cell reception is way easier and check-ins are actually possible for some of the stalls. It's also a guarantee that folks will be fiddling on their phones, while slurping up their food. * On a whole, it's not nearly as crowded as the other food stalls. There is a good amount of seating and it's the perfect place for solo dining or a group meal. Peak times at New World Mall means I'm always having to look for a seat, where as I rarely have that problem here. Lines happen, but it's rarely a problem. Since the space isn't nearly as ginormous, it makes hearing for orders called out way easier. * The pandemic wiped out many of the stalls here (#2), but many new spots have emerged, which still makes this place a destination for new eats. _______________ (#1) https://www.yelp.com/biz/new-world-mall-food-court-flushing (#2) And most of the stalls everywhere ...

New York Food Court is one of our go-to places when we are craving for Chinese street food or just a quick lunch fix. The decor is bright and wide-spaced with lots of seating. It's not super clean but much better maintenance than other food courts in the neighborhood in our opinion. Our favorite food is spicy dry pot from Lau Ma, which is delicious with reasonable portion and price. Our complaint is their horrible parking, crowded and hard to have an available spot even during off-peak hours.

Lively food court in a good flushing location. There are lots of options that are sure to help satisfy cravings and make you full.

This review is for 8090 Taiwanese Food. Ordered Taiwanese Steak, Beef Noodle Soup and Beef w. Rice. Only the steak got the stars. The other 2 were bland. Steak was cooked medium rare by default ( I think), came with salad, noodles and veggies. Would only be back for the steak and the popcorn chicken (which I tried before).

Love NY Food Court. Nice place to sit and grind all the goodies we collected upstairs on the streets. We also ordered some cold Xian noodles and ice cold Diet Cokes. Made all the difference. Perfect match for the foodies in us!

This food court has been opened for a while with their shops changing from time to time. Due to covid a lot of my past favorites have closed and news spots opened in their place. I used to get the classic teriyaki chicken over rice and the thai food but they have been closed for some time now. However there are a few shops that are still open. My all time favorite spot is Tianfu Spicy Wok, which is where I usually get my fix of dry hotpot. Its located on the left side next to the crepe shop. Recently, I tried the new Xi'an shop that opened up. I ordered their Legend Pork Burger (5/5), their Lamb Noodle soup (5/5), and their Liang Pi (2/5). The legend pork burger was stuffed with braised pork that is tender, juicy, and strong cumin flavor. The bun is extremely crisp on the outside and warm and soft on the inside, adding a nice flakey texture. The lamb noodle soup was also very flavorful, the soup is also very clean and not very oily, which is always a big plus. The liang pi, which is a cold rice noodle dish, was lukewarm and the vegetables didn't taste fresh. Their sauce didn't have much taste and it just tasted like oil with noodles, not a huge fan. Overall this place is a good spot to grab food when you have no idea what to eat because of the variety. Its also wheelchair accessible! Pro tip! Bring cash and come before 8:30pm as shops start closing by then.

Review for stall 15 inside the food court. Lots of seating. Get the spicy fish soup with fresh fish and rice, large (two bowls) for $25. Enough to share. Watch for bones. Bursting with salty and spicy flavor.

One of my favorite places to go when I'm in Flushing. I can't rave enough about this food court. They have everything that you can find out in the streets of Flushing, packed into one area. Like most places in this foodie city, you have to pay in cash. My favorite place within is the Taiwanese corner spot. They are infamous for their sizzling black pepper Taiwanese steak. It's $18 and they charge a $5 deposit. GET THIS - they won't tell you what to do. What you're suppose to do is return the black sizzling plate to one of their staff members when you're done eating to get your $5 back. I didn't do that the first few times as there's many garbage cans / tray stack areas around the food court. So I didn't get my $5 back and I didn't understand why they overcharged me. I asked a few times and they didn't explain correctly. I can also say you can find some of the best dumplings here. You can get a lot of dumplings for cheap! There's so many places to explore in here, that you should definitely take a look for yourself.

I ordered the Mala tang mixed pot today. they charged me for two pounds of food but when I got home and weighed it there was 12 ounces of food. there is no way 20 ounces of weight just dissapears in cooking unless the scale they use is different than the scale I use at home. Good taste but most likely scamming people with weight. eat at your own risk.

Recommend trying something from all the vendors to figure out what you like best. The soup dumplings are legit so I was happy as were the pulled noodles. Cash guys!!!

Spicy Fish noodles: food 5 just want I was looking for. Chewy rice noodles w rich soup. Spicy enough. Wish there were more food stalls. Decor 3. Smell bad. Front door is hard to open. Not very clean bathroom. Service: 5. Quick. Plenty of seating.

This is the smaller food court in the area. Come here if New World Mall Food Court is too overwhelming for you. Parking is a little tricky here. The lot is small and I often encounter with drivers that doesn't know how to maneuver their car properly. And you might come out to find someone parked and blocking your car. That's the norm here. Anyways, I never found myself able to remember exactly which store number or the name of the stores but I just know which one to walk right up. I come in here and get the same variety of things. I usually go for happy lemon, crab soup dumplings (#12), stinky tofu, cold noodles (#10), Incredibowl, Siblings' potato noodles, skewers, hand-pulled noodles, dumplings etc. The cleanliness of this place is not bad. You can still sit comfortably without feeling germaphobic. When this place get's busy, it'll be hard to walk through people that are lining up in front of stalls.

I tried the Crispy Pork Burger from the first vendor on the left at front entrance and it was just ok. The pork was chopped up and tender, but not a lot of flavor. The "bun" was very crispy, but was bland. I felt like it was missing something, possibly a sauce for added flavor. The good news, there are many other great food vendors to try! Notes: I came at 1pm on a Sunday and it was busy, but not like it used to be. They have plenty of seating. The trash bins were almost overflowing and out in the open. Front doors are actually really tough to open and not all of them are working. Imagine parents with strollers or elderly with utility carts struggling to open the doors themselves. Bathrooms are all the back and were dirty.

This place was recommended to me by a friend. It is very close to the SkyView Center in Flushing and is easy to miss. I'd actually walked by this place many times and did not think anything of it. From the outside, you cannot tell how big this Asian food court is. There are at least 15 different stalls to choose from. It is not as big as the food court inside the nearby New World Mall, but it still has a similar selection and is less crowded too. Almost all of the stalls are various Chinese cuisines (Cantonese, Taiwanese, Szechuan, Shanghainese, etc.) with some Japanese, and Korean too. Yes, it is lacking in pan-Asian variety but does offer many different things (noodles, bubble tea, BBQ, rice platters, seafood). Prices are reasonably low at all the stalls too.

a lot of options - and really yummy. recommending hand pulled noodle soup (beef). great place to stop for a quick bite.

Overview: There's a lot of different and affordable Chinese food options here. I would definitely come back to try their other stalls. Things I would not get again: 麻辣香锅 （夯）(3/5) I got a mix of meat/seafood and veggies. The meat/seafood is $12.99/lb and $9.99/lb for the veggies. The flavor of the mala was a bit lacking. I wanted stronger flavor and spices but it was just a bit spicy and some flavor. The meat and seafood was good. I liked how they deep fried the fish after ordering it. The tofu skin was a bit hard/crunchy to my liking. It comes with rice which is nice. I got light spicy after the cashier said medium spicy is pretty spicy but thought it could be spicier.

This food court needs a lot of work. Half the stalls have closed, leaving the ambiance and energy of a place that is on its way to closing. The place needed some more people working there, there were a lot of trays and dirty tables. I was there around dinner (I ordered from the Taiwanese place and Happy Lemon, decent), and it was half empty. There are some good choices in this food court, but the overall experience is lacking.

The dining hall is pleasant, and they've a small parking lot on site. I purchased from two vendors today. Kelai Qin 客来勤 #15 at the back of the room. - Spicy Fish head 剁椒鱼头 - very good - Spicy fish filet 水煮活鱼 - ok - Beef and green pepper 角椒牛肉丝 - a little below ok - Yuxiang Rosi 鱼香肉丝 - terrible - too sweet Lanzhou Noodle: the Cumin lamb pancake is very good.

This food court has a great variety of different stalls serving up authentic foods. Some of the most popular items are the Taiwanese fried chicken as well as sizzling black pepper Taiwanese steak but you can also find other cuisines such as Korean and authentic Chinese foods (noodles, dumplings, and more!). I would say to stick to the Chinese foods or the Taiwanese stall since those are quite popular. One of my favorite things to get from here is the Dry Mala Pot or even the Big Plate of Chicken! You can customize it to which ingredients you want and it is cooked up pretty quick. Everything here is fairly priced so it's definitely worth it and you are guaranteed to leave with a full stomach. If not, go get something else from a stall! I also love that this food court is less crowded than New World Mall's food court so there's plenty of seats and it's not as loud.

It has been closed for weeks. I am little sad about it. I love this place. It said that it is under renovation. I don't believe it.

Im beginning to think this place is better than New World Mall Food Court. They seem to have a better variety and more trendy food choices. Just like New World Mall though, always packed. Ive only tried a couple of vendors from this place but they all have exceeded my expectations. But keep in mind though, many of them offer items that comes in a casserole, cast iron pot/skillet which they charge a $5 fee.

Today I ordered food at golden corner noodles, I ordered fried noodles, there's a cockroach inside, it's so disgusting !