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Best Fine Dining Restaurants in Flushing (11354)

4 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: January 2026

Our Top Pick
PRIME Mēt Steakhouse
A rooftop steakhouse combining polished steaks, cocktails, and skyline views.

Notable Picks

$$$$ Downtown Flushing
Prime Mēt is a modern steakhouse perched above Downtown Flushing, pairing serious dry-aged steaks and polished starters with a rooftop lounge and skyline views. It’s where locals go when they want a classic American steakhouse experience with nightlife energy rather than old-school formality.
Must-Try Dishes: Roasted Bone Marrow, Short Rib & Brisket Burger, Prime Meat Sandwich
What makes it special: A rooftop steakhouse combining polished steaks, cocktails, and skyline views.
$$$$ Downtown Flushing
Blu Ember, inside The Westin, leans into New American cooking with an Asian-influenced menu, from seafood pasta and pork cheek to steaks and a signature burger. Locals use it for polished brunches and composed dinners when they want something more refined than the neighborhood’s casual spots.
Must-Try Dishes: BluEmber Burger, Seafood Pasta, Prime Ribeye Steak 12oz
What makes it special: A hotel dining room serving New American plates with Asian flourishes and strong cocktails.
$$ One Fulton Square / Downtown Flushing
Omi Omakase is a small, reservation-only counter on the upper floor of One Fulton Square, offering fixed-course sushi tastings in a quiet space. The experience revolves around seasonal nigiri, composed bites, and close interaction with the chef.
Must-Try Dishes: 16-course omakase, Seasonal sashimi flight, Chef’s uni selection
What makes it special: A focused, higher-end omakase where each course is assembled in front of you.
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$ Downtown Flushing
Juqi is a Beijing-style restaurant known for theatrical plating, from treasure-box Peking duck to dumplings served on dry ice. It’s priced above Flushing’s average but draws crowds for an experience that feels part dinner, part show.
Must-Try Dishes: Peking duck with caviar presentation, Beijing-style jewel dumplings, Zha jiang mian (Beijing noodle bowl)
What makes it special: A Beijing import that pairs solid cooking with highly theatrical, photo-ready presentations.