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Food Court Stall — Sichuan / Claypot (Stall #22) · Flushing, QueensNO. 1775 / 1966

Pang Dong Lai (Mr. Pang)

A Sichuan claypot stall in the New World Mall food court, called a 'must-try hidden gem' amid a food court known for weekend bedlam.

136-20 Roosevelt Ave, Flushing, NY 11354

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//The line

A Flushing cheap-eats guide calls Pang Dong Lai (Stall #22) a 'must-try hidden gem' for Sichuan food, highlighting dishes like crab claypot and salt-and-pepper calamari.

The same guide describes New World Mall's overall crowd pattern rather than a stall-specific line, noting 'Saturday at 1 p.m. is bedlam. Tuesday at 2 p.m. is paradise' — a stark weekend-versus-weekday swing that applies to the whole food court, including this stall.

//When the line peaks
Saturday early afternoon (described as 'bedlam'), per helpnewyork.com Tuesday afternoon reported as the quietest window

Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.

//Getting in

Walk-ins: Walk-up counter service, no reservations.

//FAQ
How long is the wait at Pang Dong Lai (Mr. Pang)?

No stall-specific wait time is reported, but helpnewyork.com describes the food court as 'bedlam' on Saturday at 1 p.m. versus quiet on Tuesday at 2 p.m.

Does Pang Dong Lai take reservations?

No — it's a food court stall with counter service only.

Can you walk into Pang Dong Lai?

Yes, it's walk-up counter service; helpnewyork.com recommends weekday afternoons to avoid the mall's peak crowds.

Sources: helpnewyork.com

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