Shanghai You Garden

Wow, having frequented Chinatown in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Flushing, the quality of the dishes here far exceed standard "Chinese" foods. For example, the sweet and sour fish, is semi sweet, not like ketchup found in other Americanized places. But the true beauty is the way it was prepared. The chefs must have been formally trained. The fish was first butterflied filleted and the spine and bones discarded. The fillets themselves were then sliced into strips, while still attached to the skin. It would then appear to have been flash or deep fried (possibly in a wok in an inch of oil), causing the meat to "roll" around the skin. Turning it into an inverted fish "roll," with the crispy skin as the center, holding the crispy meat facing outwards. These two rolls were then placed behind the head, which can be seen in my photo, where it must have then received it's sweet and sour bath. Absolutely amazing. The Peking Duck also met my expectations and was in line with ducks I have had in Hong Kong and Beijing. Timing is an issue as it does cool very quickly, so wrap them up into a little, duck bun/burger before the AC cools the meat down. Heh, I don't know how to name the other dishes in English, but overall, the foods seemed to be very low on MSG (if any) and sodium, which probably appeals to the large number of seniors, who live in the area, along Bay Terrace. As for the atmosphere and appearance, heh it's a busy Chinese family restaurant, busy, high turnover but clean. Not exactly a fine dining experience. Come for the 5 star food, pay a 3 star bill, walk away happy.

The portion sizes were amazing. The soup dumplings also tasted amazing. The service was good and the food made the restaurant a great experience. The food also came fairly fast. A must visit if you are ever in bayside.

I have always dined at the flushing location for endless years. Personally, I love the Bayside location. It's closer to Long Island. I love that the flavors were the same . Each and every dish tasted exactly like the Chinatown location. My most favorite part was having wine on the menu. Excellent food and as always the friendliest staff ever . Highly recommend this restaurant 👌

Honestly they had the best Chinese food I have had in a LONG LONG TIME ! The Food was absolutely delicious. We ordered Wonton in chilli oil, pork fried rice with watercress, pork and chive dumplings, Spicy beef Tendon , Seafood Udon Noodle , Pork Soup Dumplings. The balance of textures and flavors in the wonton in chilli oil was spot on, and the dumplings were served fresh and piping hot. Not only were the dumplings fantastic, but the service was fast and friendly, and the atmosphere was cozy and inviting. What really stood out, besides the taste, was how reasonably priced everything was. For such high-quality food, the prices were incredibly affordable, making this spot a great value for both casual meals and special occasions. The service was fast and friendly, and the cozy atmosphere made it even better. Definitely coming back again to try the peking duck next time 😍

Nice place for dumplings and dim sum. We’ve been here more than dozen times, and food has been good and consistent. We tried many dishes, and we tend to get the same items every time. Soup dumplings, shrimp dumplings, pork dumplings, scallion pancakes, Peking duck with buns. They even offer free soup dumplings with any order. Service is quick and efficient. We usually go in and out in 30 minutes and spend about $10 ppl which is amazing value for authentic dim sum.

Soup dumpling was great but We ordered the seafood noodles and it was horrible. The noodles were uncooked and had an extremely funky fishy smell. It was likely the shrimp and fish was Not fresh . The noodles were not cooked throughout. When I bite into the noodles it was starch.

best peking duck bun around. buns are freshly steamed, duck is juicy and skin is crispy.

Food prepared quick. Great customer service, smiles and kindness all around. They gave me complimentary soup dumpling without knowing it was actually my birthday. Soup dumpling is good. The dessert sweet soup was good too. I enjoyed my food and experience here. Was my first time: recommended by a friend in the neighborhood.

With so many different restaurants that offer soup dumplings, it's sometimes hard to choose. However, this place is always a solid choice with a pretty extensive menu. This Shanghai You Garden is located in the busy area of Bayside on Bell Blvd. Parking is primarily through meter parking. I've been to the Flushing location, and the Bayside location and going to either of them is the same. When you dine in, you have the choice to get a Peking duck bun or free soup dumplings if you spend a certain amount. Inside, there seems to be an ample amount of space and seatings, and it doesn't feel claustrophobic in there. Whenever I go, my usual order is the Pork Soup Dumplings and the Pan Fried Noodle with Beef. The soup dumplings always come out piping hot, and I feel like the skin is not too thick and not too thin. There is plenty amount of soup inside the dumplings as well. Be careful when you pick up the dumpling as the skin can rip, and you can spill all of the soup inside. The Pan Fried Noodle is always a must for me. I love how the noodle is so crispy when it comes out, and it soaks up all the sauce that gets placed on the top. I pair this with the chili crisps that they have on the table. The Wonton in Chili Oil with Peanut Butter was pretty standard, and the Sweet Tofu Pudding was light in flavor and soft. At the end of your meal, they will give you Fermented Glutinous Rice Dumpling, which I think is a great way to end your meal. It was super light and sweet. One thing to note: The last time I went, I ordered the Pan Fried Pork Buns, which unfortunately came out raw. We let the staff know, and they immediately took it away. As it was close to closing time, they did not offer to remake it or anything and just took it off the bill. I would like to try it next time to see how it tastes.

*Delivery Review* I keep reading good reviews about this place, but I've given this place multiple chances and the food just doesn't do it for me. I've had the pork soup dumplings, pan fried pork buns, pork wontons in chili oil and peanut sauce, roast pork over rice, honey fried chicken wings, and they have all been "meh". I especially didn't like the honey fried chicken wings. Zero crunch, can't stand the way they prepared it and even how they cut up the wings. They weren't enjoyable to eat at all. NYC has some of the best Chinese food in America, so I personally would recommend dining elsewhere. For the first 3 dishes I mentioned here, go to Nan Xiang XLB in Flushing instead. Their versions are exponentially better.

Terrible Attitude, Terrible Service, and Inconsistent Food Quality I recently had a really disappointing experience at this restaurant. From the moment we arrived, things were off. Despite the cold and rain, the staff insisted we wait outside. They told us it would only be a 15-minute wait, but we ended up waiting much longer. Most places overestimate wait times to manage expectations, but giving a short wait and taking longer only frustrates customers. Once we were finally seated, the service was just as bad. The waitress had an incredibly rude attitude. While we were ordering, we asked a simple question, and she snorted and rolled her eyes at us. To add on to that, we were a party of six, and when we asked for extra sauce dishes, she refused, saying they only provide one sauce per table. We were eating soup dumplings, and the tiny dish of vinegar with ginger was expected to serve all six of us. In a post-COVID world, I'd expect restaurants to be more considerate about hygiene, and we had to insist before she grudgingly brought two more. Her attitude throughout was unacceptable. To make matters worse, many of our plates looked dirty and stained, which is completely unacceptable in any dining situation, especially these days. On top of that, we found out they recently changed their rules so that only parties larger than six can order the Peking duck from the free sample order. We were exactly six people, and the waitress strictly enforced the rule, refusing to let us order it. Most places would show some flexibility, but this unnecessary rigidity only made the experience worse. When we finally placed our order, the food arrived in under eight minutes, which was concerning. Such speed raises questions about whether the food was fresh or just pre-cooked and reheated. For a place that should pride itself on quality, this was a red flag. As for the food itself, it was inconsistent. The soup dumplings were fine, but the rest of the meal was below average. The rice, which was supposed to be sticky, wasn't sticky at all. The rice cakes weren't chewy, and the chicken with sauce was bland and lacked flavor. This place seems like a hit or miss--some days might be good, but clearly, it can also be terrible. To top it all off, they only accept Zelle, Venmo, or cash as payment methods, which was an unpleasant surprise and an inconvenience. Be prepared if you're planning on dining here. Finally, when someone from our party accidentally left a bag behind, the waiter called out rudely, "You have so much stuff on the chair, do you not want it?" This level of unprofessionalism and lack of common courtesy was shocking and left an even worse taste in our mouths than the food. I wouldn't recommend this place unless you're willing to gamble on both the service and the quality of the food.

9/7/24. Walked in about 8pm on a Saturday and the place was packed, for dine in and take out. The menu is extensive and we chose the Peking duck with buns, sliced pork, pork soup dumplings, red bean rice cake (pass), scallion pancake with sliced beef, and fried red bean puffs. Loved the scallion pancake and the fried red bean puffs. Food 4 stars. Food came out fast and hot. Service 3 stars. Fast and attentive but zero friendliness/personality. Ambience 2 stars. Bright and seating is tight.

Authentic Shanghai cuisine. For over a decade they have delivered consistent authentic flavor. No fusion or Americanized versions. Soup buns are good. Scallion pancakes are great. Love the noodles and rice noodles dishes and the free soup dumplings and free rice pudding soup dessert.

One of the best bites I've had this year - this place is a running machine, an absolute institution, with such efficiency! We waited about 10 minutes - amidst the bustling take out/pick up orders and seeing ducks and roast pork sliced in the front - but were promptly seated. Upon 5 minutes of ordering, we got our food, which came one by one so quickly - it's a good thing we were hungry! We ordered 8 dishes, of which 1 was complimentary - if you spend more than $10, you get a free serving of soup dumplings which are absolutely delicious! While I enjoyed absolutely everything (and can't wait to explore more on the menu), my personal favorites were: 1) Wontons in chili oil and peanut sauce - the flavor is out of this world with the slight heat but nuttiness 2) Peking duck buns - we got one piece each; the bun itself was so soft and the duck was so flavorful and juicy 3) Pan fried pork buns - crispy on the bottom while still retaining the juiciness of the inside 4) Pan fried seafood noodles - so much flavor from the seafood and vegetables; the thick sauce complemented well with the crispy noodles

I have been to this restaurant many times, and it consistently delivers excellent food. During my recent visit with a group of six, we ordered a variety of dishes, and every single one was delicious. Soup dumplings, Peking ducks, Chinese squash, salty soy milk, spicy fish fillets. The quality and flavor of the food never disappoint. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a consistently great dining experience! Service was quick and good!

I just finished having dinner at Shanghai You Garden in Bayside. The experience from start to finish was top notch! The staff here really are very polite and their timing is impeccable. They seemed to have a keen eye for when you're finalllly ready to order (I sometimes take forever) or when you need assistance with something. For dinner we ordered the scallion pancakes, turnip cake, pan fried noodles with shredded chicken and pork buns. The portions were huge and every single dish was a winner. While I could have easily forced myself to finish with no regrets, I took about 1/3rd home for leftovers. I'm no psychic but I'd wager that they get devoured before bedtime. Pro tip: Be sure to dine in and spend $10 min (super easy) to score a free round of soup dumplings!

The waiters were attentive. The xiao long bao l, noodles, and dessert were delicious! The sauce in the red oil dumplings tasted different. Would recommend and come back to dine in again.

We entered and asked for a table of 2, and saw an empty booth. My mother and I were hoping to catch up on family matters over lunch and would prefer some privacy. They said that booth was reserved. While disappointing we understood since we didn't reserve beforehand. We sat down and looked at the menu for a while, realizing my menu was missing a page compared to my mother's. She asked a waiter to bring us a new menu for me and he literally turned away. Didn't say yes or no, just straight ignored us. Wow. I said guess we'll have to share a menu... We saw another booth open up and again asked if we could switch tables, they said no it's only for 4 people (notice the changed answer), even though we saw another booth only has 2. There are plenty of other tables empty around us so they were not short on seats. Like other reviews state, they act like you're the one making a fuss for simple requests. Then a waiter came around and said a customer wanted to bring a dog and asked every single table EXCEPT ours if they were allergic. I don't know if they judged us based on our looks? Strange to exclude us. This was all BEFORE we even had a chance to order. At this point I looked at my mother and said clearly they don't want our business and we left. We picked another nearby restaurant since there are plenty other Asian cuisines on Bell Blvd. Disgusting attitudes, extremely disrespectful and rude. Oh and this was my birthday lunch so I was planning on treating us expensively - their loss!

Came here for dim sum and it was alright. They didnt have the carts but you order thru menu and they bring the dishes to you. In terms of dim sum i'd say Canton Manor taste much better than this place, and this place is a bit cheaper than Canton Manor, thats a plus for ya. I'd say come to this place when you find Canton Manor's wait long since this isn't as popular ; )

We went with a group for late lunch. The place is nicely decorated inside. The service is fast and friendly. We ordered sweet and sour fish, scallion pancakes, roasted duck, char sui bao, noodles, they gave us soup dumplings on the house which was very nice of them.

Sooooo yummy. Delicious soup dumplings and they're doing a promotion if you dine in they give you an extra order of pork soup dumplings for free! The wait staff is super fast and efficient- our food came out super quick. The cucumber salad dish here isn't too flavorful but still refreshing nonetheless. At the end of our meal they also gave us this egg drop rice cake dessert on the house as well.

Came here for lunch. Highly recommend you make a reservation if you have a large crowd. We got lucky and was able to get a table with a minimal wait. Restaurant was pretty busy Saturday during lunch time. Staff was friendly and attentive we order a bunch of dishes to try. The speed in which the food came out was amazing. We love that they offered free peking duck baos for everyone at the table. The steam dumplings were so juicy and flavorful. The fried pork buns were also juicy and food. The fried rice and noodles had really good flavor. We enjoyed pretty much everything we ordered. The menu was so big we will have to go back to try some of their other stuff!

Whether take out or dine in, it is a must to order their roast duck buns! Excuse to those saturated fat-haters, but the exquisitely crispy skin is the key to their infamous duck buns. I swear, I didn't see it posted on their take out menu. So you may have to mention it out. Is it secret? I suspect. But definitely worth the try. The duck bun portions are small, so you may have to order multiple. For those non-Chinese speakers, don't be afraid to come in as their staff is rather friendly on top of being fast and efficient. There is also spacious seating and it is accessible to the LIRR (three houses away).

My family and I come here regularly (probably at least 1x a month), and this is the ONLY place we will get soup dumplings in New York. They have an amazing deal, where if you order more than $10, you get a free order of soup dumplings. Everything is super fresh and the quality is consistently amazing. We always order the same dishes, with a few new ones here and there, but our staples besides the soup dumplings (pork is best) are: 1. Scallion Pancakes with Beef: crunchy pancakes with a great portion of beef and hoisin sauce; so delicious!!! 2. Pork and Vegetable Wontons in Chili Sauce: the chili sauce has peanut butter in it, and is so unique and flavorful, with just the right amount of kick 3. Sweet Tofu Pudding: the tofu is sooo smooth, and a great way to start off the meal 4. Beef Noodle Soup: the broth is so flavorful and delicious, with plenty of beef, and the chewy noodles are amazing 5. Red Bean Puffs: crispy, flaky shell with ample sweet red bean paste inside. A great dessert to end the meal with. Other Dishes we've ordered: 1. Chive Dumplings: they are a bit greasy, but tasty and flavorful 2. Spicy Beef and Tripe: very palatable, but too oily and heavy for us 3. Crab Soup Dumplings: these are good, but not as good as the og pork soup dumplings. The broth is oilier and fishier in these. And they give you complimentary pudding at the end! Prices are cheap and the service is extremely fast -- I'm talking ten minutes tops before you get your first dish. They don't take reservations though, so it may be long wait before you are seated. Will be coming back next month :)

Got: Beef noodle soup, pork and pickled veggie noodle soup, chili wontons, duck and vermicelli soup, sautéed rice cakes with pork and mustard greens, Peking duck, sal Price: ~$13 per bowl of noodles, ~$7 dollar for everything else. Entire meal was $90 Value: 10/10

Shanghai You Garden has 2 locations - 1 in Flushing and 1 in Bayside, NY. The Bayside location opened in 2018. I've been to both locations a few times during the past years. Unfortunately, you can start seeing the wear and tear at the Bayside location. We were seated at one of the booths and the seats were deeply creased and starting to peel. Fortunately, the food and service quality have not changed throughout the years though. Everything is still on point! The soup dumplings are always a must get! There are so many different flavors now. My go to is the Soup Dumpling w. Crab Meat & Pork that comes in 6. The juice from the crab meat and pork is very tasty. We also got the pan fried noodle w Shredded Chicken. This was too saucy for me and didn't enjoy it too much. I think I would prefer sticking with the udon noodle or rice cake. The dine-in only promotion still exists where you can choose one 1 order of Pork Soup Dumpling or Peking Duck Bun (1 piece per person at the table) when you spend $10 or more. We chose the pork soup dumplings since it was more cost effective. My husband was craving the Peking Duck Bun so we ordered 1 of those. After the meal, they brought over two bowls of complimentary traditional Shanghainese dessert (fermented wine rice ball). Shanghai You Garden is cash only so be prepared to bring cash or you can run to Citibank on Bell Blvd or use the ATM in 7-11 across the street.

I was hungry and I wanted to try out a restaurant in bayside and my stomach brought me to you garden . I came across this restaurant and decided to try their roasted pork and honey roasted wings because they looked pretty banging on the window . Little did I know that I could not order the rice platter version and that i would have to order them in lbs if I do want them for dining in. The waiter explained to me that I could only order the rice platter version as to go and not dine in . I was very disappointed so I decided to order the pork with rice came . It came out ok not the best but what redeemed themselves Is the complementary soup dumplings ! I was gona give it 3 starts but because of that they get a extra star for being so generous .

I have been wanting to visit Shanghai You Garden for quite some time and it did not disappoint. Please note they are CASH only; I didn't realize this and was glad I happened to have cash on me. We arrived on a Sunday around 2:30 and were seated right away and the place was bustling. Seating had an initmate feeling to it even with other people around. All the staff was do friendly and very on top of everything. When you dine in and spend at least $10, you get either a steamed duck bub per person or and order of pork soup dumplings. We opt'd for the buns and they were delicious. You are also served a pot of hot tea which was great. We ordered a bunch of items; the scallion pancake with beef was crispy and delicious. The wontons with spicy oil were good, but not as spicy as I expected; they also had a peanut flavor which was tasty. The Pork Moon Cake was excellent, flavorful ground pork encased in a light almost sweet flaky dough. The Garden Special Soup Dumpling came with 2 each of 3 varieties of pork soup dumplings and they were all delicious. The 2 things that weren't my favorite were the Shanghai Shao Mai, the flavor was just ok and they seemed a bit gummy. The Yangszou Fried rice was good, but a bit on the bland side. All in all we had a great meal at Shaghai You Garden and I can't wait to visit again.

We came in around 10am on a Sunday and it was easy to get a table. The decor inside was a lot nicer than I had expected. They had a great promotion going on where you can get a free XLB or Peking duck bun (1 bun per person). I'm honestly not sure how the promotion gets triggered. We tried the following XLBs: -pork&shrimp - my favorite! It had a good amount of shrimp in there -pork&mushroom - not my favorite, crazy mushroom flavor though -pork&crab - second favorite out of the three, I'm usually not crazy about crab XLBs though Overall the soup dumplings were way bigger than I expected. The noodles were decent as well. They also give you fermented rice soup as a desert, which was delicious. Overall, would come again to try out more items!

I was driving down bell Blvd and noticed this place. I saw a very noticeable yet enticing sign that they serve Peking Duck, whole, half, and BY PIECE?! So I had to give it a try. I walked in and the place was busy but very nicely set up. They had a station for the Peking Duck and dim sum along with a restaurant. The staff were kind and attentive. I placed my order and it was done quickly. I was impressed with how clean and nice the place looked. It looks small from the outside but spacious inside. The piece was $2.50 each. After trying my pieces I was satisfied. It was delicious and well balanced in crunch, softness, aromatics, and bite satisfaction. I loved it. I'm definitely going back for more, and probably to get 1/2 Peking duck order this time with some other items. Delicious!

Juicy juicy pan fried bun. Delicious soup dumplings. But oily rice cake and shreddee cabbage w cured meat. We did enjoy the braised pork belly grandma signature. Bathroom is very spacious and feeling like home. Hand dryer and paper towel dispenser. My favorite was actually the crabmeat soup dumplings, its not fishy and very good umami flavor. My group love the squash shrimp pork, thats the half green bun. Oh the duck bao was nice, it was do your own insert of sliced duck and cucumbers, and scallion shreds.

As soon as you walk in you can smell the Peking duck and it is very impactful. You know the food quality is bomb when the smell of delicious dim sum wafts through the waiting room. My taste buds were tingling before we even sat down. There was a very short wait while they prepared the table for our group of three. We ended up eating the scallion pancake with beef, shrimp and pork soup dumplings, shrimp dumplings, and the mixed rice cakes with seafood, chicken, shrimp and pork. They also started us off with an included Peking duck bao which was steaming hot and very delicious. Service was great, we ordered beers, but they were out of our first two choices, and the waiter didn't bring our Heinekens, so no losing there. The menu is very extensive and has pictures of everything. Everything we order was absolutely delicious and good quality at this place is stellar. They also provided our group with a nice desert soup.

Visited on weekday around lunch time. Place was half full. Was seated right away. They have both regular tables (4-6 people) and round table with turntable (8-10 people) (this is my estimate). They served tea while picking menus. Loved the tea. Tasted very flavorful. The place is pretty standard chinese restaurant (not take out place). Pretty clean space Ordered rice cake menu, cold tripe and cold chicken marinated in wine. All tasted very good. Cold tripe was a little spicy, so if you don't want any spicy foods, note. Cold chicken tasted really well. Wine was very flavorful. Loved the chewy taste. Overall, definitely recommend for casual dinner or casual group dinner

This has been our goto soup dumpling place since it opened in 2021. No need to drive into Flushing. Soup dumplings always on point. Peking duck always yummy. Their Chinese breakfast items are always good. The only things I wouldn't order would be the fish dish. It had a foull smell. Wasn't fresh.... service always great.

We ordered half duck, sauteed spinach, pork & mushroom soup dumplings and mapo tofu. We received pecking duck bun as a free appetizer. Food was decent and the service was good. I wasn't a big fan of the duck skin. Other than the they seasoned it well. They also gave us a dessert for free. It was a sweet rice dumpling. It was eh. Would've preferred a red bean rice cake. Come prepared! It's cash only.

For the price it was worth. Our favorite were the soup dumplings and frozen turnip puffs. When spent over ten dollars you get a free basket of either original soup dumplings or depending on how many people one serving of pecking duck each person.

1) The food is actually very good. 2) I was made to feel very uncomfortable. I entered and placed a takeout order. The lady that was packing my order did not put in chopsticks with the order. I asked for chopsticks and her response was "you use chopsticks"? I answered yes and she also responded with "NO!" I asked why she would believe that I do nit know how and she actually laughed at me insisting that I don't know how. Yes folks racism comes from all types.

Came here on a Saturday evening, with 5 people... there was a 10-minute wait, so it's not bad. As a dine in option, they give you free soup dumplings, or parking duck bao....1 per person... we went with the bao because we were going to get soup dumplings anyway. The bao was a delicious start to the meal... they brought out the ingredients separately, and you built your own... which was fun and cool that you decided what to put in it... the duck was a single piece per bao... but enough.. We tried the pork and Indian aster soup dumplings... Indian aster is apparently a mix of Chinese greens.... it was divine!!!! It added so much flavor to the dumpling! You must try it!.... although my husband preferred the classic.. The croaker is a type of white fish that they make into fish fingers and then bread with batter that has seaweed in it... this was disappointing. There was not enough fish, the batter was bland... don't bother with it.. The cucumber salad added a really nice balance to heavy pork... The rice cakes were not very flavorful... But the 5 stars really are for the pork dumplings. Oh, and they have you a free dessert... it was okay... And the tea was red tea.. so, yummy. The place was packed, but service was efficient. You can also buy their Stuff frozen..

Second time here and I gotta say I absolutely love this place. Awesome Chinese cuisine menu with different soup dumplings, and many other dishes. They are running a great promo if you spend $10 or more as well. We always get the soup dumplings and the pork chop noodle soup. Service is always amazing! The taste and presentation of the dishes is never lacking in effort. The interior seating area is very nice for both small and large parties, with numerous booths. I'll be coming here at least every other week.

Fantastic service and great food. Best xiao long bao around. They also have the giant soup buns. Hot tea+ hot sweet soy milk+ fried crueller = delicious and comforting breakfast on a cold winter's day. We also had a dish with spicy beef and tripe. I don't eat tripe but the flavoring and beef were spot on. Complimentary rice balls in hot soup to end the meal. Worth the visit, you won't be disappointed.

I go strictly for their variety of soup dumplings. Some are forgettable, like the pork. However the pork with aster (I have no idea what aster is but it's the blue one?) is fantastic. The pork and mushroom you can definitely tell it has mushroom in it. They are delicate enough, but not DTF thin. Their vinegar they thin it out and I think add sugar? Cause it's sweeter than I like and they don't offer ginger for the take out orders. We really enjoy the broth of the beef noodle soup. However we do not like the noodles at all. If they changed the noodles it would be 10/10. The noodles are a bit too rough and not silky slurp in your mouth type. The beef could be a bit more tender as well. It's still our go to spot due to parking and location on Bell Blvd

Delicious place for Peking Duck and dumplings at great prices and quality. I would say personally I like the thinner pancakes than buns but otherwise than that everyone is delicious. The service is pretty fast and good and the ambiance of the place is pretty wide and has a good amount of seating. Recommend this to any Peking Duck and Chinese food lovers or if you are willing to try something new!

The food is great. The one downside is this is mostly a cash business but they take zelle and venmo (I believe). The place is on the smaller side but well decorated so you might have to wait a little bit during busy hours. They sometimes give free desserts as well. There's free duck/soup dumplings when you order more than $10.

Right off the LIRR station in Bayside, Shanghai You Garden specializes in Shanghainese delicacies like Peking Duck Buns, Dim Sum, Wontons and Soup Dumplings. While they have a location in Flushing, the Bayside location is the only one that offers Peking Duck daily. The staff is attentive and quick from seating to taking your order and to delivery of the food itself. Be ready to wait a little because it's typically busy for the dinner rush. For a laid back dining experience full of authentic Asian cuisine, look no further! Pro Tip - Don't park on Bell itself, not only is it tough to find a spot but it's metered. Park on the inside blocks!

Me, my wife, my niece and my niece's boyfriend went out to eat for dinner to this joint, this is my niece's choice, the restaurant is a pleasant surprise for all of us. To start off, parking is a challenge around this area, the closest street parking that I was able to get was 3 1/2 blocks away. The outside of the restaurant is colorful and lively due to their light signs and decorations. As soon as you get in you are greeted by the pleasant aroma of food and the constant subdued clinking of spoons, forks and ceramic plates, a very good appetizing ambiance, the place is very clean, part of the wall is decorated by different wines that they offer. We were immediately led to a table for four, table set-up was great. We are all famished so we immediately ordered some food. We ordered pan fried noodles with beef, red bean puff, scallion pancake with sliced beef, braised pork with preserved vegetables, crab and pork xiao long bao, shredded pork with preserved vegetable noodle soup, and pork chop noodle soup. I know, it's a lot for the four of us, but we are celebrating. Probably due to the abundant amount of food that we ordered, we were given complimentary duck bun and a sweet dessert, which was really awesome. We did not have to wait long and our ordered food were served. It was the first time my niece and her boyfriend to try soup dumplings and they were delighted to experiencing eating it. The 3 noodle servings were humongous, the braised pork was served on top of a cute piggy container. All in all, our experience in this restaurant was fantastic, all the foods were delicious and flavorful. The wait staff were courteous and welcoming. All drinking glasses were constantly filled with water, and the food price are fair. This place is definitely, definitely recommendable.

Yummy place with fast service. Even though the soup dumplings are the hero of the menu, the egg yolk tofu thing is my favorite!

Food is very affordable and taste great! We ordered the fried buns and the sour fish. Look at the plating of the fish!!! Super authentic and very sour - as expected. There's an ongoing deal where if you spend more than $10 you get a free side of either soup dumpling or a duck bun (1 per person).

The portion size is big! I ordered the pan fried seafood noodles and I had to take some home. ( no complaints). They give you complimentary Peking duck or dumplings for meal orders. The spicy bamboo shoots was not spicy. It was tasty but I I would like a tangier taste. Cash only establishment. You can use Venmo or Zelle. Staff are friendly.

we went to this place for lunch and everything was so delicious! The restaurant is clean and the waiters were nice too. We ordered shrimp fried rice, shuumai dumpling and soup dumpling that comes with 3 kinds. The good thing at this restaurant is if you spend more than $10, they give you soup dumpling for free!! So we got that and shared as well! I definitely recommend this place!

Know before you go: cash only and get there as early as you can to get all the dim sum options. This is on my list for solid places to get Dim Sum! Everything we ordered was great. Our server was equally amazing - you get brownie points with me if you bring me a booster seat for my toddler without me asking. And he totally did!!! I liked where we sat. It was in a booth and it had plenty of space. The restaurant is actually pretty spacious which is expected for dim sum. The background music is a nice touch and if you go early enough when it isn't crowded, you can hear it. Lol. We ordered half of Peking duck and half of roast duck, scallion pancakes with sliced beef, shrimp dumplings, and sesame chicken. Everything came out fresh! I love that things are made "to order". Of course we loved the duck a lot. We ordered so much that we had to take the rest home. What really stole my heart today was the scallion pancake - so crisp! Seasoned so well! Just perfect in every way!! The shrimp dumplings never fail; they are always so plump and plentiful. Because we don't eat pork, we didn't get to taste a lot of the other dumplings. I'm hoping that one day, they'll begin to add other dumpling options with either chicken or beef. I would have loved to try their soup dumplings. So I'm counting on it one day if they ever expand on their dumplings options. Other than that, we were super satisfied with our visit. We'll definitely be back!

This is my go-to brunch place in queens, I used to to go the one in Flushing, but realized that this location (Bayside) is much a much better option. It is less crowded and no wait time even on weekends. The space is nice and spaced out, and the service is prompt and friendly. The food is fantastic and reasonable priced. There is also a great special where you can opt for a free order of soup filled buns or a piece of Peking duck per person. They also give you a free dessert after the meal. My personal favorites are spicy beef tendons, spicy tripes and scallion pancakes with beef. Overall, everything is pretty tasty, haven't had a bad dish here yet!

This is the best restaurant in all of flushing! It's my go to when we have out of town guests. They serve cookies and tea while you wait. (And you WILL wait, but you will not be disappointed.) They always provide a few freebes and the food is exceptional. They are also very considerate. I most recently was visiting with my husband and his friend who are both from India originally. They made a point of asking if beef and/or pork was OK as we ordered both for the table, as these are restricted foods if you are Hindu/Muslim. My husband eats everything, but his friend can't eat pork. I really appreciated the sensativity...the pork was for us. We got him shrimp dumplings. :) 10/10 would recommend. The wontons in sesame chillie sauce is my absolute favorite dish in all of flushing and I order if everytime I go!

A good spot if you want quick service and pretty decent soup dumplings. Soup dumplings had a herbal taste which is different than other places. They're also on the saltier end of the spectrum - Greta bang for your buck to get free regular soup dumplings when you spend more than $10! Pan fried pork buns was hands zee best here 5/5: very nicely fried crispy on the bottom, very juicy in the inside, flavorful - not many places get this right but they certainly do but sadly mine also topped off with a piece of hair :'( Regular soup dumplings 4/5: very fragile and some came popped alrdy Pork w. Mushroom soup dumplings 4.5/5: I was certainly surprised at how strong the mushroom taste it had!! Very delicious!! & should def give this a try I'd give a hard pass on any of the noodle dishes here. Udon is nothing special & panfried noodles were wayyyyy too saucy and salty The utensils appeared to be a bit dirty too

Went for the soup dumpling but fell in love with the duck... The Peking duck was the start of the show for me. We ordered half and it comes with a side of buns, cucumbers and scallions. More than enough for 3-4 people to share. It's really popular. The night we were there they ran out...im friendly but I wasn't sharing! It was too good! The soup dumplings were good but not life changing. Would definitely return for the duck. scallion pancakes were also pretty great! Service is pretty quick and you get your items as they are made so don't expect a certain order for your meal. They have a limited beer and wine selection, no hard liquor. Be aware they only accept cash, so make sure you come prepared!

Busy spot but you get your food super quick! We got 3 orders of soup dumplings to try a variety and we each got a free roast duck bun. We also got a really big soup dumpling that they're known for and that did not disappoint. It was so flavorful and filled with crab meat. I liked it a lot! After the meal, we got a complimentary dessert to wash everything down. Totally worth it!

Always very consistent on the food. We always order the Peking duck as well as the soup dumplings (regular and crab). Service is for the most part good.

One of the best Pecking Duck places in Bayside. We usually order 1/2 or full duck. It comes with steaming fresh made buns that are so perfect with sliced duck. You can make your own by adding cucumbers, scallions and hoisin sauce. We love their soup dumplings as well. They're not too greasy. Some places that I went to in Chinatown were full of fat. Which made me feel sick after I ate. They do get busy on the weekend. If you do not want to wait, weekdays would be a better choice.