Department of FoodieDepartment of Foodie
Rice dishes and noodles featuring seafood (mostly crab and crab roe) are served at this casual eatery.
What to order: Crab Roe with Noodles · Crab Roe with Rice · Crab Roe MeatballsFrom Google Maps reviews.
If you’re a fan of authentic Shanghainese flavors, Xie Bao Crabhouse in the Flushing food court is an absolute must-try. And for those who have yet to try shanghainese food before this is where to start! Their crab roe with noodles is the star of the show. The amount of crab roe they give you is seriously impressive — it’s rich, golden, and generously coating every strand of noodle. You’re not just getting a hint of flavor; you’re getting real depth and that unmistakable umami-packed crab essen
I had the BEST meal at Xie Bao in Flushing yesterday! We got the crab roe over noodles (their viral dish and it didn’t disappoint!), crab roe & peking duck & pork soup dumplings, flaky pastry with crab roe & pork, and spring roll with crab roe & shrimp. Everything was so delicious! I highly recommend this spot!
Finally checked out Xie Bao at the New York Food Court in Flushing. I came specifically to try their famous Crab Roe dishes and decided to get it with rice. While it's not bad, I was a little disappointed by the ratio. You get a huge mountain of rice, but very little crab. By the end, I was completely stuffed from the rice, but left wanting more crab flavor. At around $21.55, it's an okay value if you just want to be full, but it's not something I'll be longing for again.
From the Jun 16, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
The handwashing sink was missing, blocked, or without soap, hot water, or towels.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.