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Liang Pi Wang

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+1 (718) 885-7332

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13335 Roosevelt Ave

Flushing, NY 11354

+1 (718) 885-7332

http://www.liangpiwangflushing.com

Liang Pi Wang is a popular eatery in Flushing, NY that specializes in serving authentic Chinese cuisine.

With a focus on hand-pulled noodles and flavorful stir-fry dishes, Liang Pi Wang offers a casual dining experience for those seeking traditional Chinese flavors.

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Reviews

Anna L.

2/11/2024

3.5 This restaurant is a stall located in a food court. The boiled fish in pickled cabbage and fish in chili oil is mediocre. Spice level is low and the flavors felt watered down. You could...

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Jando S.

2/7/2024

Food court businesses come and go, but somehow even through the pandemic, Liang Pi Wang has remained as a fixture within NY Food Court. The name, 涼皮王 aka "King of Liang Pi" would imply they're the...

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Vivian Z.

7/25/2023

Good, affordable place to try liang pi (a cold noodle dish). One plate was $8. Overall nice taste, although a bit lacking in flavor.

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David F.

1/14/2024

ordered the jian bing not good at all and expensive, not enough bing inside so there's zero crisp go to eight jane for better bang for your buck

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Ernie L.

7/27/2021

Have been going to this place regularly over the years. Their prices have been going up over time, but so have everyone else. Their namesake liang pi are premade, so they just have to cut up the...

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