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The front window of this flower shop sells fresh tofu with your choice of a sweet syrup topping or a pool of chili oil with XO sauce.
These two carts on the north corners of Elizabeth and Hester sell freshly steamed rice rolls for about five quarters. One of the best deals in Chinatown.
Though dumplings are in the name, amply stuffed griddled sesame pancakes are the star of the show.
A small window at the front of this mini food court sells Peking duck buns for $1. They're a little heavy on the hoisin, but a great snack and an incredible deal on duck, even by Flushing standards.
For a fixed price you get over an hour of all you can eat hot pot with strong broths and plenty of dipping options. Be careful: the spicy broth isn't joking.
Massive, energetic food court popular with Flushing's younger eaters. Stalls are more glitzy here, and while we don't love everything, a few stand out well.
Though many good vendors have left this mall, it still has a few keepers. There are two food courts: a larger one in the basement, and a smaller one near other shopping upstairs.
Korean-style Northern Chinese dumplings are the specialty at this Flushing Mall dumpling stall. The juicy fillings are best dipped in the chili dipping sauce.
Sip on the owner-chef Chris Wilber's famous prickly pear margaritas. Enjoy the southwestern-style fusion menu featuring creative dishes with Asian, Southern and Central American influences.
Less good than the original Chelsea location, but if you stick to the less spicy dishes you can do well here.
24hr supermarket/bakery. This place is one of deira's landmarks. Famous for its spinach pasteries and bread. Get it fresh early morning or before dusk.
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Excellent halloumi shawarma, spoiled only by the fact that we'd ordered the chicken version. Still, we got the better deal. Pity the veggie person, biting into a chunk of chicken in our lost roll.
