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.
After perfecting a photo of you carrying the Unisphere on your back or on top of your head, it's a great place to people watch from the fountain. There are usually skaters using the rink all season round. During the warmer months, it's a lively central point of the park when the fountains are turned on. From here you can head into Queens Museum, walk the boardwalk to Citi Field, and see The Men in Black spaceship towers and the NY State Pavilion close by. The Unisphere is the most recognizable and symbolic sculpture (dating back to the World's Fair) of Queens, NY.
