Flushing Culinary Treasures Guided Food Tour

Ready to eat like a local? Join us for a 3-hour walking feast through Flushing—NYC’s largest and most authentic Chinatown. With a savvy guide leading the way, you’ll dive into bustling food courts and tucked-away alleys to taste five unforgettable dishes: crispy jianbing (China’s breakfast burrito), slurp-worthy hot dry noodles, classic Cantonese dim sum, sizzling oyster pancakes, and bubble tea so good it might ruin all others for you. Along the way, you’ll soak up stories, culture, and insider tips that make this tour a delicious crash course in Asian heritage.
Includes all food, bottled water, and an English-speaking guide who knows every shortcut and secret menu. Small group size means no megaphone lectures—just real flavor, real fun, and real Flushing.

Meeting Point

AT&T Store

39-15 Main St, Flushing, NY 11354, USA

11:00Departure AT&T Store；39-15 Main St, Flushing, NY 11354；
Please meet at 11:00 AM in front of the AT&T Store at 39-15 Main St, Flushing, NY 11354. The store is next to the Flushing–Main Street subway station (7 train) at the northeast corner of Main St and Roosevelt Ave.

LaGuardia Airport

East Elmhurst, NY 11371, USA

10:40Departure LaGuardia Airport；East Elmhurst, NY 11371, United States；
The pick-up point requires an additional round-trip transfer fee

42-15 Crescent St

42-15 Crescent St, Long Island City, NY 11101, USA

10:30Departure Queensboro Plaza；42-15 Crescent St, Long Island City, NY 11101；
This pick-up point requires an additional round-trip transfer fee

What's included:

• Expert English-speaking guide offering rich insights into the area's food, culture, and history.

Not included:

• Personal expenses and other expenses not listed in the pricing.

What to expect:

Duration: 3 hours

New York City

New York City, New York

Get ready to eat like a local in NYC’s most flavor-packed Chinatown—Flushing! This 3-hour walking tour takes you deep into the heart of Queens, where your guide leads you through buzzing food courts and tucked-away gems. You’ll kick things off at Eight Jane with a crispy jianbing—China’s answer to the breakfast burrito, hot off the griddle. Then it’s off to Old Luo Yang for chewy hot dry noodles and a roujiamo (think Chinese burger with serious street cred). At Grand Takeaway, dim sum classics like shrimp dumplings and pork buns steal the show. No.1 Super Snack serves up sizzling Fuzhou-style oyster pancakes that’ll make your taste buds dance. And finally, cool down with handcrafted bubble tea at Golden Mall—customizable, slurpable, and totally addictive.
Includes all food, bottled water, and an English-speaking guide who knows every shortcut and secret menu. Small group, big flavor, and zero tourist traps. Come hungry—you’ll leave happy.

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Main Street

Main St, Queens, NY, USA

As you stroll down Main Street between Eight Jane and Golden Mall, you’ll dive headfirst into Flushing’s sensory playground. The air buzzes with sizzling scallion pancakes, herbal teas, and the occasional whiff of durian daring you to be brave. Neon signs flash in Mandarin, Korean, and English, while aunties haggle over produce and teens line up for TikTok-famous bubble tea. You’ll pass herbal shops, bakeries stacked with egg tarts, and storefronts selling everything from jade bracelets to karaoke mics. It’s not just a street—it’s a living, breathing celebration of Asian-American life. Your guide will point out hidden gems and share insider tips, like where to find the best pork bun or why that unassuming noodle shop has a following. It’s culture, chaos, and culinary magic—all in one unforgettable block.

3 hours

Main Street

Main St, Queens, NY, USA

Sample Itinerary:
Eight Jane (20 mins): Try fresh, savory Jianbing
Old Luo Yang (40 mins): Taste hot dry noodles & Roujiamo combo

Grand Takeaway (20 mins): Enjoy classic Cantonese dim sum

No.1 Super Snack Inc. (20 mins): Try Fuzhou-style oyster pancakes

Golden Mall (20 mins): Refresh with popular bubble tea

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38th Ave; St. George's Episcopal Church

135-32 38th Ave, Flushing, NY 11354, USA

As your Flushing food adventure begins, you’ll pass by the striking St. George’s Episcopal Church on 38th Avenue—a quiet architectural gem nestled in the heart of Queens’ most vibrant Chinatown. With its Gothic Revival spires and centuries-old stonework, this historic landmark offers a surprising contrast to the neon signs and sizzling street food just steps away. It’s a reminder that Flushing is more than just dumplings and bubble tea—it’s a neighborhood layered with stories, cultures, and unexpected beauty. While we won’t go inside, your guide will share a few fun facts and local lore as you stroll past, setting the stage for a tour that’s as rich in history as it is in flavor. Think of it as your first bite of Flushing’s cultural buffet—before the real eating begins.

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Queens Public Library at Flushing

41-17 Main St, Flushing, NY 11355, USA

As you stroll through Flushing’s vibrant streets, you’ll pass the Queens Public Library—one of the busiest and most beloved branches in the entire city. This isn’t just a place for books; it’s a cultural hub where locals gather to learn, connect, and celebrate the neighborhood’s incredible diversity. With its sleek modern design and multilingual signage, the library reflects the soul of Flushing: global, welcoming, and full of stories waiting to be discovered.
Your guide will point it out as you walk by, sharing a few fun facts about its role in the community—from hosting language classes and cultural events to being a quiet refuge in the middle of the city’s buzz. It’s a fitting backdrop for your food tour, reminding you that Flushing isn’t just about flavor—it’s about heritage, connection, and everyday magic. Think of it as a quick peek into the brain of the neighborhood… before we dive into its belly.

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