New Mulan 136-17 39th Avenue, Queens, NY 11354

"Excellent dim sum food in your typical banquet hall with typical dim sum service. All the usual dim sum standbys were on point (chicken feet, steamed rice rolls with shrimp, all manners of dumplings and shumai, fried Turnip cake, etc). The three menu items we got were amazing - crab fried rice (with almost entire soft shell crabs inside it, one of the best fried rices I've had), shrimp walnut (with colossal shrimp) and lobster lo mein. Pro tip: have a cute baby with you, it probably gives you better service."

"With so many restaurants in Flushing, it's hard to compete. This is a classic Cantonese Family style dining restaurant. Night manager and staff are few in numbers on a weekday. I remember when this place used to be packed all the time. Food is very good but expect to pay the newer inflated prices. A standard banquet menu starts at $588 with about 8 dishes which include a lot of seafood and proteins. Still a good value given the portion sizes. Best dish is the baked pumpkin with oxtail. Excellent flavor and texture. Their marble goby is the fish to try as well as the steamed flounder. I personally liked the steamed oysters with vermicelli - in which you order by piece. They suggest one per person (not a sharing dish). And the classic Signature fried rice is good. This last visit I was there for a birthday party and we were given some freebies, nice touch. (Don't order the fried chicken, too dry)."

"Be aware of extra charges when dining here. For dim sum, it is $1.50 per person tea service. Each table is given one small hot sauce and mustard. Any additional sauce is $1 extra. We asked the waiter why is there an extra charge for hot sauce and was told "I dunno talk to the manager". We flagged the manager and was basically told it doesn't matter if the table has 2 person or 6 person, it's one hot sauce per table and $1 extra per sauce after that. He couldn't tell us the reason why though and it really doesn't make sense how 6 people could share such a small amount of hot sauce. The dim sum here is good but not good enough to warrant such bad service and extra charges."

"Such a yummy authentic dim sum place! The restaurant is located in a small complex with restaurants, food court, and in-door parking where the restaurant offer parking validation for discounted rate ($4 for 2 hours) which is cheaper than outdoor parking across the street. Dim sum is a la carte style where there are carts going around and you pay for what you order. The carts are split into fried dim sum, steamed dim sum, congees, etc. Service is quick and staffs are helpful. The atmosphere makes you feel like you are eating dim sum in a traditional setting in Asia. Only note is come early because the place is packed and you might have to compete a bit to get attention from dim sum cart staffs but hey, it just add more to the experience and was kind of fun. Highly recommend snow roast pork bun!"

"Came here for dinner party and had the private room services. It will not be the best Chinese food you ever had but is decent enough to be still recognized as Chinese food. I think overall, fry items tends to work better here vs other braised items. Is decent enough and doesn’t break the bank but don’t have too high of an expectation if you are coming for dinner. Large portion tho"