Flushing began as a Dutch colony in the 1600s, and its demographics changed several times before becoming predominantly Chinese. By the 1970s, a wave of Taiwanese immigrants propelled the ...

But there exists another type of Chinese food in Flushing that’s been around since the 1950s. It’s old school Chinese-American, which when done right is both bad and good.

1. Dumpling Galaxy 42-35 Main St., Maple Ave.; 718-461-0808. This stylish spot lies down the street from the Queens Botanical Garden, which is especially apt since the Chinese name — Bai Jiao ...

Once ubiquitous in the immigrant neighborhood, Flushing's Chinese-run discount shops are now struggling thanks to the competition from newly-arrived chain stores, a scorching trade war, rising rents ...

At first glance, calligraphy is a visual art. But upon further investigation, its characters and images also express philosophy, culture, and inspiration. Chao-Lin Ting (above) has been engaging in ...

Flushing Commons, which would replace a parking lot, is opposed by many Korean small businesses nearby but supported by Chinese merchants farther away.

Shoppers look at Chinese New Year decorations in Flushing, Queens. In 2022, Chinese immigrants had a median household income of $60,454, about half that of U.S.-born Chinese people, who tend to ...

Downtown Flushing has a bustling business corridor centered near the intersection of Roosevelt Avenue and Main Street that’s made up of mostly Chinese businesses, including New York Digital City.