Fu Long Deli & Grocery

The reason I am writing this review about his daily because of the owners I feel like they always try to rip you off which never made sense if I order eggs with home fries and I’ll come in in the next day or something else the price will be the same I’ll come in the third day order much less food and the price is always the same I like the workers the food itself is great but as they running a business I don’t believe this you’re a people off this is bad to lose customers is not worth it to earn $ 2.03 dollars extra all I’m saying is you did this you have a menu or they should have a set price

Enter the store expecting to be disappointed.
The place looks dirty and dusty. The snacks are probably past expiration — good thing they sell other things besides food — like sponges– bring double the money you would naturally be paying for those items.

The owners often seems to be in a rush, even if no one else is there. The male cook is very nice and will take care of you. The breakfast menu is very fairly priced– $ 1.75 for a plain bagel with cream cheese. It is a convenience store so their groceries are priced on the higher end– you can go down the street for cheaper groceries. They take a long time to prepare breakfast so I usually call in my order a little early and go in and pick it up so save time.

The best ham and egg on a roll in the area. I’ve tried many delis in Queens and for some reason, this place makes it the best. The perfect proportion of ham, egg and bread plus the egg is never overcooked.

This place is awesome!!! I would always recommend this place!!! They have the best breakfast specials, bacon egg and cheese, and also they have the BEST coffee!

I’ve had okay and bad experiences with this deli.
The okay experience was when I bought an egg and cheese breakfast sandwich. I enjoyed the sandwich and it cost a fair price.
The bad experience was when I bought a roast beef hero from them. They advertise a «$ 4.99 roast beef hero» on their outside window, but it comes with one big caveat: that $ 4.99 price is essentially for meat and bread only. They charge extra for lettuce, tomato, and cheese without telling you so. Hell, they might have charged me extra for the mayo for all I know.
So in the end, this $ 4.99 hero ended up costing me $ 7.50 because of the deli owner’s blatant refusal to be forthright up front about their pricing practices.

Rude Rude Rude! That’s all I have to say. if i could give negative stars i would.

been coming here since i moved to fresh meadows, went to school at 173, than to ryan and than to france lewis and i always ordered breakfast, same thing almost every day, sausage egg and cheese, in the last 15 years, it has seriously never changed, i love this place just for their sausage egg and cheese!!!
otherwise this place decent

I’ve known this place since forever, having moved here 13 yrs ago; Man, this place was real bad before, but i dont know how it is now not that id go in anyways for any reason; i stepped in a while ago n they seem to be ingratiating with u now prob b/​c they realized their attitude was turning ppl off; man, when schoolkids used to come in, trying to take their time picking out candy, theyd shout at their customers n the schoolkids n say, «Hurry up!» You’e spent too long in here! Pick something already! Dang, how do u treat ur customers w/​this kind of disrespectful hospitality? Plus, my mom n dad used to buy newspapers from here but dont do it ever again; they’d shortchange u all the time; My dad walked in to buy milk once, paid w/​a 5, n then left; only when he realized at home, like «hey, where the hell was my change?» Thats mad grimy n dishonest; how can u do that to ur local customers? Dang, is shortchanging ppl really worth losing respect n future business? apparently, it is worth it to these guys; The guy, I have no prob w/​but the lady, would always yell at the kids n me when i was there n act mad suspicious n paranoid if u spent too long in there, like hawk eyes on a person, afriad they might wanna steal some candy or something; or if ur in the back aisle, would keep eyes on u afraid of some thievery; Now, when i went in there recently w/​a friend, the lady owner tried to play the «Oh, how r u, I kno ur mom, my, how tall you’ve grown, laid-​back, chill, neighborhood card. Yeah right, I dont know u! How u gonna be dishonest, yell at ur customers who take their time n then expect to play that friendly local, neighborhood, oh, ive known u forever card?!

So in case you’re wondering why I’m reviewing a convenience store, read on.
I normally don’t go to convenience stores because I think they are usually a rip off — hence the word convenience which usually means a 30 — 40% mark up.
This place really isn’t that bad or perhaps I’m just a really good planner and I usually don’t need the convenience of an over priced store but the one or two times that I’ve needed things like a fresh loaf of bread or a jar of pasta sauce — I found what I needed, the items weren’t expired which they usually are at these places and they really weren’t that over priced.
The best thing about this place is that they have a really inexpensive breakfast special that includes any combination of eggs, some kind of breakfast meat — ham/​bacon/​sausage, wheat/​white toast or a roll, a cup of coffee or tea, and a cup of orange juice — all for the low price of $ 2.99 but the catch is that you have to get there before 11AM on week days or 1PM on weekends. Not bad if I may say so myself. The place doesn’t look like much and there is another convenience store right across the street but the owners at Fu Long are really nice, the prices are really inexpensive, the place is relatively clean, the short order cook that works there is really fast, and the food is surprisingly good. We usually get the breakfast specials, breakfast sandwich, or a BLT on a roll or sub roll.
This is definitely not the place to bring a date, but if you’re in the mood for something really quick and decently prepared, give it a try. They only have counter seating but considering it’s a convenience store, what do you expect. Maybe we’ll bump into each other. Cheers.