Zhengzhou Noodles Inc - Broad Channel

I was reading reviews of other people and noticed that sending incorrect orders to the table may be a pattern in this restaurant. We ordered Dan Dan Noodles and they brought some sweet noodles ?!?! We asked if this was the correct dish and they confirmed this is their style for the dish. Additionally the Sichuan shredded pork we ordered was not spicy at all, and the other dish flavor was bland. The atmosphere in the place was a bit weird as it was very silent the whole time, no background music. And ofc as some other guest already commented, you are strongly verbally encouraged to leave generous tip, and they only accept cash. Probably one of the worst experiences with Chinese food.

Very rude waiter. The place is smelly and not very clean.

My #1 hidden gem in flushing 1. The lamb noodle soup's white bone broth is surreally, deeply delicious w/ its hand pulled noodles 2. The dark, juicy filling of the pan-fried pork baos 生煎包 is some of the most flavorful fillings I've tasted in NY chinatowns

Had a weird experience here. An older lady, who said she was the owner's friend, told me I had to tip – and all the waitress did was bring the food. I'm okay with tipping, but getting that kind of talk from someone who's not even staff? Not cool. The food was alright, but the service? Probably the worst I've had in Flushing. 1/5, would never come again

Cash only restaurant with good lamb soup noodle. Recommendation: lamp soup noodle. Someone told me that they have the same manager as my favorite lamb soup noodle restaurant which used to open in golden shopping mall and now is closed. Thus I came for a try. Sadly, the soup itself is good but as as good as the closed one. More importantly, the spicy sauce is totally different which is huge regret for a spice lover. Food: Among the open lamb soup noodle restaurants in Flushing, the lamb soup noodle here is the best. Location: close to LIRR and library.