Welcome to Long Sheng
At Long Sheng, located in Flushing, NY, culinary tradition meets authentic flavor. This beloved gem has delighted locals for over a decade with its diverse range of Fuzhou-inspired dishes. From crispy fried oyster cakes to tender Fuzhou-style wontons, each plate embodies a commitment to quality and authenticity. Guests rave about the rich, flavorful dishes like house special Ho Fun and the hearty seafood served in freshly made soups. Long Sheng invites diners to experience comfort in every bite, all at reasonable prices. Its humble setting may be unassuming, but the food transports you straight to the heart of Fuzhou cuisine.
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135-19 40th Rd, Flushing, NY 11354 Hotline: (718) 762-1955
Welcome to Long Sheng: A Hidden Gem in Flushing
Located at 135-19 40th Rd, Flushing, NY, Long Sheng is a cozy eatery that has been delighting locals with authentic Chinese cuisine for over a decade. With its reputation as a beloved spot for Fujianese fare, this unassuming restaurant might just be the culinary secret you're searching for.
As you step into Long Sheng, you’ll quickly feel the warmth of a family-run establishment. Despite its modest appearance, the restaurant is consistently packed with patrons eager to enjoy dishes that remind many of home. The inviting aromas wafting from the kitchen promise a meal that’s both comforting and satisfying.
- Exceptional Appetizers: Start your culinary journey with their must-try appetizers. The Country Style Duck Tongue ($10.95) packs a flavorful punch, while the Pan Fried Oyster with Egg ($5.95) offers a perfect blend of textures. For the adventurous, the Country Style Pork Stomach ($3.95) and Fried Oyster Cake ($0.75) bring authentic tastes that are hard to resist.
- Heartwarming Soups: The stew soups at Long Sheng are particularly noteworthy. The Stew Ox Tail with Dry Squid Soup ($8.95) is rich and hearty, perfect for a chilly day. Don’t miss the Stew Knife Clam with Cooking Wine Soup ($12.95), which showcases a delightful combination of flavors that are sure to warm your soul.
- Flavorful Stew Soups: Dive deeper into Long Sheng's offerings with their unique stew soups. The Stew Clam with Pork Stomach Soup ($6.95) invites a burst of flavors, while the Stew Duck ($8.95) offers a taste that many find reminiscent of cherished family recipes.
Customer reviews overflow with enthusiasm, echoing sentiments of good food at reasonable prices. Jessica Y. describes Long Sheng as "nothing fancy," yet the food's authenticity shines. K M. highlights the sweet and sour fried pork as a standout dish, perfectly balancing flavors without excessive saltiness or oil. Charlotte Z. echoes this, noting that the dishes are "awesomely delicious" and budget-friendly.
The restaurant thrives on its lively atmosphere, often filled with families enjoying their meals together. Even during peak hours, customers are treated with genuine warmth and speedy service—an aspect that K C. praised despite the bustling environment. The Fuzhou style won tons, recommended by Howard H., offer a unique twist that is revered by many, proving that Long Sheng truly stands out in a sea of dining options.
In your culinary adventure at Long Sheng, expect a blend of flavors that respect traditional Fujianese cooking while providing that comforting feeling of home. Whether you're a local or just passing through, make sure to stop by this hidden gem for a memorable dining experience that celebrates the rich tapestry of Chinese cuisine.
So, if you find yourself in Flushing, don't hesitate to seek out Long Sheng. Your taste buds will thank you!
Phone: (718) 762-1955
Reasonable price and good food. Has been around for more than a decade. Nothing fancy, but if you are looking for authentic Chinese local food, this is the place to go!
This place was really good. Not too salty nor too oily but definitely tasty . It's a small hole in the wall restaurant that is very popular for locals. The restaurant was full on a Wednesday at 12pm. The waitress was nice. People I came with spoke mandarin so that probably helped. We had a sweet and sour fried pork dish that was excellent. This was our first time here but definitely not our last. Prices were very reasonable. Everyone grabbed food too fast so I didn't get to take any photos.
I ate on yesterday and the food were awesomely delicious and the prices was not that much high. It great for economic and budget.
2/17: Restaurant is still open, incorrectly reported closed. On Friday night at 8pm, this place was packed! It was mostly big family dinners and all Fujianese clientele. They were so busy that no one even saw us for 5 minutes standing, waiting to be seated. You kinda need to wave them down here. Nonetheless, the price was reasonable and food was good. For the two of us, we got the $36 3 dishes, one soup combo and we were allowed to order any dish, not just the ones preset on the menu. We had the bean shoots, squid with celery, steamed marbled goby in dark soy sauce, and oxtail soup. All of them weren't oily and wasn't overly seasoned, but has enough flavor to keep you happy. The goby meat was so tender, just love it! The oxtail soup was very rich in flavor. We also ordered the eight-treasure rice (Ba Bao Fan, $4) which was mostly rice. It was pretty plain, like the frozen ones you get at the supermarket. I got a bowl of white rice to go with my meal, which was free of charge.
Wow! What a gem! This is a small mom and pop shop off the main street. Most people will never find or notice this place. But to people like us, particular to my mother in law, who lofes Fuzhounese food, this is her go to spot for some of her favorite food. Some of the food I have tried this trip were: Fried Oyster Cake - Fried to perfection on the outside with a few drops of peanuts, while the oysters were inside the fillings. You got to eat it while it's still hot. Fried Taro Cake - My wife loves taro so she loved this dish. I am not a big fan of taro but this cake was baked well. Soft and moist and not too sweet at all. Good cake to go with a cup of hot tea House Special Ho Fu - Wow! A nice hot soup during a cold day like the day I visited was heavenly. Hot and delightful soup base with vegetables and soft won ton wraps. Very nice appetizing dish before a meal. Fuzhou Fish Ball - Not just any fish balls, its fish balls Fuzhou style. Not sure what's in it, but it tasted different than any other fish balls I have had. You can't get it anywhere else Fuzhou Won Ton - Unlike any other won tons, these are the best won tons ever. Nice fillings with meats and shrimps with special Fuzhou touch of love. My mother in law always brought 50 of these with her when she and visit us in FL. Yeah! It's that good. Fried Shrimp Rings - Onion rings but take away the onions and put shrimps in instead..LOL! You can't just eat one! Personally I love anything fried. I'd definitely recommend this place to all my fellow Yelpers! If you like Chinese food and wanted to try something different, like the Fuzhou style of cooking, don't wait and run to this place. Trust me you will not regret it!
Great and authentic Fuzhou style Chinese food that reminds me the taste of home back in Fuzhou [x I don't think I would ever walk in this place if my cousin had not promised me of their delicious dishes. It does look shady both inside and out. However, it was a pretty pleasant experience. The service was very nice comparing to other Chinese restaurants around. Foods were quickly brought out and everything tasted delicious and fresh. The seafoods used are purchased from the markets daily. Since we went pretty late at night, they ran out of fresh seafoods. Will come earlier next time to try! Overall, this is a place I'll definitely come back for!! Reasonably priced foods that remind me of home C: