Restaurants Near to ACS

Here are more restaurants where our school staff will generally go to for their lunch or have a dinner with their families. Listed restaurants are according to the walking distance (2-3 minutes) from the school if you just want for a quick meal or a takeout,. The food are excellent and economical, most of food are around $5-$8.

Happy Buddha Vegetarian Restaurant  -  Chinese, Vegetarian, Vegan
135-37 37th Ave,  (718) 358-0079

Dong Yi Feng - Dim Sum, Seafood
135-29 37th Ave,  718) 886-8233

Imperial Palace - Cantonese, Seafood
13613 37th Ave, (718) 939-3501

Tea Shop & Japanese Cuisine - Japanese
37-18 Main St, (718) 886-9880

Full House Seafood Restaurant - Cantonese, Seafood
13614 38th Ave, (718) 358-0666

East Lake Seafood Restaurant - Cantonese, Seafood
37-17 Prince St., (718) 358-0888

Canton Gourmet - Cantonese, Seafood
3808 Prince St., (718) 886-9288

Happy Beef Noodle House – Taiwanese
3810 Prince St., (718) 661-3969

McDonald’s, Burger King, Subway, Popeyes, Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks chain restaurants and coffee shops are surrounded the #7 Subway Station at Main St. and Roosevelt Ave. about 5-6 minutes walk from the school.  Well, you can have these anywhere you go, why not take this occasion to try out the local specialty gourmets while you are in Flushing.

 Food Court in Flushing 

New World Mall Food Court (136-20 Roosevelt Ave,  718- 353-0551) If you wanted something to eat, but had no idea what exactly it is that you are craving, the New World Mall Food Court is the place to go. There are about 20 something Asian food places in this basement food court the size of an auditorium ranging from Vietnamese, Korean, to Chinese. The food is very authentic, and you can often find great regional cuisine such as Ramen, noodles, sushi, crepes, bubble tea,  a steaming casserole pot with vermicelli noodles and Chinese-style meatballs and even stirred fried lobster. The prices are great! Most foods are under $10 with some even under $5. Here is their website to check it out.

More Restaurants in Flushing

As in most Chinatowns, there are restaurants on nearly every street in downtown Flushing, but one strip should hold your attention. On Prince Street near 38th and 39th Avenues, around the corner from the Flushing Mall and a couple of blocks from Main Street, a few excellent eating establishments rub shoulders.

Spicy and Tasty (39-07 Prince St, 718-359-1601) is amazing. The Sichuan peppercorns will blow the socks off your tonsils, but then there’s a lovely tingling and taste that’s unexpected and deeply satisfying. Doused in red peppery oil, this is spicy food, but not crazy hot like real Thai food. The timid will inherit the tea smoked duck, and still walk away happy.

Green Papaya Thai Cuisine  (38-12 Prince St, 718-353-1888) serves excellent Thai food.

Pho Vietnamese Restaurant (3802 Prince St, 718-461-8686) has tasty pho beef noodle soup and other Vietnamese dishes. It’s one of the best deals on Prince Street for price and quality.

66 Lu’s Seafood  (38-18 Prince St, 718-321-0904) is highly recommended for its Taiwanese food, especially for rice sausage and oyster pancakes.

Sentosa Malaysia Cuisine (39-07 Prince St, 718-886-6331) serves delicious Malaysian food. Definitely try the sate, especially if you’re with child or children. Grilled chicken sticks are a hit at any age. Sentosa’s roti canai will hold up to the best you’ve had in NYC, and I love the way the chef cooks squid.

Dim Sum in Flushing Dim sum is an excellent way to celebrate a weekend morning. This Chinese, mainly Cantonese, meal lets you sample lots of nibbles and snacks and share a pot of tea and catch up with friends and family. These three dim sum restaurants in Flushing, Queens, serve some of the best dim sum in New York.