Classic Flushing dim sum hall w/ carts weaving through vibrant, bustling space. Get there early!
A bustling Flushing institution, this restaurant offers a classic, high-energy dim sum experience where carts laden with traditional Cantonese delights weave through the dining room. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and extensive selection, it's a go-to spot for both locals and those seeking an authentic taste of dim sum.
This restaurant is celebrated for its authentic Cantonese dim sum, with many patrons specifically recommending the cart service. Dishes like har gow, chicken feet, turnip cakes, rice rolls, and durian puffs are highlighted. While primarily praised, one mention indicates a specific dish (surf clam noodles) was not available during a visit.
"The restaurant is highly recommended for its traditional cart-style dim sum, including popular items like har gow, chicken feet, rice rolls, and durian puffs."
Customers overwhelmingly recommend this restaurant, particularly for its dim sum. It's frequently cited as a top choice, with many praising the traditional cart service and variety.
Important Note
Arriving early is recommended, especially on weekends, to secure a table due to potential crowds.
"Asian Jewel in Flushing was highly recommended for dim sum, described as a huge hit among people the commenter has brought there, and noted as a relatively easy trip via LIRR train."
Positive"The commenter suggested Asian Jewels in Flushing as a place to get sweet salted egg yolk sesame balls. They mentioned that one can order these by asking the cashier, even if only speaking English, perhaps by showing a picture."
Positive"Chinese banquet halls are suggested as venues that often host weddings, with Asian Jewels being one such example in Queens."
Neutral"The user lists Asian Jewels as a recommended restaurant for dim sum in Flushing."
Neutral"The commenter expressed mixed feelings about Asian Jewels receiving attention, appreciating the Queens representation but also concerned about increased wait times due to popularity."
Neutral"This user suggested Asian Jewel as a Chinese restaurant that might be open on Christmas Day and could accommodate a group of 10, mentioning it has parking."
Neutral"Has had great experiences with Asian Jewels in Flushing for Christmas day dim sum and advises going before noon due to crowds."
Positive"Mentions Asia Jewels in Flushing as a well-known dim sum place, suggesting East Harbor in Brooklyn is slightly better."
Neutral"This commenter expresses strong positive sentiment towards Asian Jewels, referring to it as 'my beloved'."
Positive"This restaurant was recommended as a good sit-down Chinese option in Flushing, excluding hotpot and BBQ."
Neutral"This commenter suggests getting dim sum at Asian Jewels, indicating it's a good option for that."
Positive"This restaurant was recommended as a breakfast/brunch spot in the Flushing area."
Neutral"Asian Jewels in Flushing is recommended for dim sum."
Positive"Asian Jewels Dimsum was visited by the original poster as part of their 5-day NYC food tour, fitting their Asian cuisine preference."
Positive"This commenter referred to Asian Jewels as one of the two classics that have stood the test of time for dim sum in Flushing."
Positive"This commenter stated that Asian Jewels is very good and offers a wide selection of dim sum."
Positive"This commenter listed Asian Jewels as a favorite dim sum spot in Flushing."
Positive"Asian Jewels was listed as a recommendation for a food crawl in Flushing."
Neutral"Asian Jewels is a large dim sum restaurant that can host banquets and offers customizable menus. They can accommodate large groups by utilizing multiple tables of 10 and sometimes providing screens for a more private feel. Dim sum is traditionally served earlier in the day, but this establishment serves it later."
Positive"The user visited Asian Jewels Seafood but confirmed that the restaurant did not have the surf clam noodle dish available."
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