Flushing, Queens is accessible by the 7 line, LIRR, or an array of local buses. It is one of the only places where you can taste a multitude of different Asian cuisines, catch a baseball game, sing karaoke and window shop with a bubble tea in tow. The neighborhood has changed drastically since the '90s with the influx of Asian immigrants—we just call it home. The only way to experience Flushing is by getting lost in it. We guarantee a tasty time!
Everyone gets a Yeh's traditional fruit cake for all occasions.
Bubble tea right outside the 7 train station.
39 acres of plants, trees, and flowers.
A swanky karaoke spot with an up to date selection of top songs and real music videos and private rooms.
Queens Museum is situated inside the Flushing Meadows Corona Park across from the Unisphere and the World's Fair Pavilion. The Panorama of the City of New York alone is worth the trip to this off the beaten path museum. In addition to the exhibitions (Tiffany Glass) on view, upstairs of the museum houses a collection from the World's Fair of 1939 and 1964 that was formerly hidden in the museum's vault until now. The museum's mission is to put on programming for and by the locals of the community.
