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Arzu  |
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| 101-05 67th Rd |
Chinese, Turkish |
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 The city's second Uyghur restaurant—referring to a Turkic people in the Chinese province of Xinjiang—has opened just off Queens Boulevard. The menu features the usual Silk Road stuff: homemade noodles in beef soup (lagman), plump dumplings bulging with orange squash (manti), triangular... More>> |
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Book Chang Dong |
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| 46-09 Kissena Blvd. |
Korean |
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 This bare bones Korean joint specializes in soft tofu stews. Of the many options to add to your bean curd—clam, oyster, oxtail, mushroom—classic kimchi and pork is the best. Ask for it extra spicy and you’ll be rewarded with a brick red broth burbling with soft cooked onions,... More>> |
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Delhi Heights |
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| 37-66 74th St. |
Indian |
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 Reviving a moribund restaurant scene in Jackson Heights, Delhi Heights adds a bit of glitz to a menu that features northern Indian, southern Indian, and Indian-Chinese. While the southern Indian standards of dosa and uttapam are not recommended, the northern Indian fare features plenty of dash,... More>> |
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A Fan Ti |
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| 136-80 41st Ave. |
Chinese |
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 Sure, this northern Chinese restaurant is an organ eater's paradise, offering such weird arcana as steamed goat tongue, lamb tripe soup, and goat eyes in brown gravy, but it's also one of the best places to eat lamb and mutton in the city. Witness the wonderful grilled goat leg rubbed with cumin... More>> |
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Ga Si Ri |
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| 162-04 Northern Blvd. |
Korean |
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 Try the specialty, kalbi (short ribs) grilled at your table’s charcoal barbecue. Most other meats are grilled over gas, but are equally good, especially the duck steak and ox tongue. Order the sam kyup sal bossam and get a gigantic platter holding slabs of braised pork, and a deep - red, crunchy... More>> |
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Golden Palace |
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| 140-09 Cherry Ave. |
Chinese |
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This south Flushing Chinese restaurant doesn’t look like much from the outside, but the proprietors are from Liaoning province in the extreme northeast of the country, and the food is likely to blow your mind. Humpy corn-flour bao are the bread of choice, and you can plow your way through an... More>> |
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Golden Shopping Mall |
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| 41-28 Main St. |
Chinese |
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 Go through the cluttered door on Main Street, and descend into a wonderland of regional Chinese fare. From Xi’an (stall 36) comes a richly flavored and textured lamb sandwich on a homemade pita garnished with pickled peppers, and a plate of broad homemade wheat noodles with a lamb sauce... More>> |
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Himalayan Yak |
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| 72-20 Roosevelt Ave. |
Tibetan |
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 The Yak underwent a sea change a couple of months ago, altering its name from Tibetan Yak to Himalayan Yak. It betokens the addition of Nepalese and Indian fare to the already bulging menu. The old Tibetan specialties like la phing (a wobbly cube of mung bean jelly) and shamdey (a lamb curry)... More>> |
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Hot Pot City |
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| 40-33 Main St. |
Chinese |
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 Following the neon cauldron glowing in the second story window (the entrance is up a side street next to an Irish bar) to the largest and most complete Chinese hot pot place in town. A fixed price under $30 buys unlimited dim sum, beer, and––most important of all ––substances... More>> |
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Hunan House |
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| 137-40 Northern Blvd. |
Chinese |
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What may be the first real Hunan restaurant in the city features hot, sour, and salty tastes, with as much spiciness as Sichuan, but lacking the peppercorns. “Braised fish with pickled chili sauce”—the first dish on the House Special menu––features an entire striped bass smothered in pickled red... More>> |
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Java Village |
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| 86-10 Justice Ave. |
Indonesian |
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Just around the corner from the Queens Center shopping mall, Java Village is a steam table joint that could provide a convenient pit stop after shopping. There are about 15 choices immediately evident; over a big mound of rice a selection of three will set you back around $7. These choices... More>> |
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Joo Mak Gol |
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| 3526 Farrington St. |
Korean |
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 Though no English sign graces this brightly lit walk-down spot on a dark side street, a picture of a rustic hut on the awning beckons. Top among countrified culinary delights is roast pork –– really, thick slabs of semi-lean pork belly that the waitress cooks on a brazier (rather than,... More>> |
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Little Pepper |
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| 133-43 Roosevelt Ave. |
Chinese |
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Flushing |
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 Also known as Xiao La Jiao, this walk-down space is currently the city's foremost Sichuan restaurant. From a simple bowl of soft bean curd strewn with toasted peanuts and doused with chile oil and Sichuan peppercorns, to three forms of dan dan noodles, to ambitious stir-fries of bullfrog, eel,... More>> |
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Roosevelt Food Court |
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| 135-28 Roosevelt Ave. |
Chinese |
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 This latest collection of Chinese hawker stalls includes several from parts of China rarely represented in Flushing heretofore. B1 is from Xinjiang in far western China, and the cumin-dusted kebabs are especially good. At the time of this writing, the bubble tea in B2 has disappeared, and a new... More>> |
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Southern Spice |
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| 143-06 45th Ave. |
Indian, Vegetarian |
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Presenting food principally from Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, and eschewing the dosa-based cuisine we generally associate with southern India, Southern Spice offers a unique menu that will thrill Indian food enthusiasts—and anyone else who loves pungent food. The mutton menu is a particular... More>> |
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Spicy Minaas |
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| 64-23 Broadway |
Indian, Pakistani |
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Flushing |
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 The third attempt to establish a home for one of Queens's most talented chefs has become the focus of an ongoing chowhound.com food fight. The Bangladeshi fare is often wonderful, but part of the lure of the place is finding out just how your favorite dish is going to taste on a given day,... More>> |
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Thai Food House |
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| 41-02 College Point Boulevard |
Burmese, Malaysian, Thai |
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Flushing |
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 The ambitious menu encompasses Yunnan, Burmese, Thai, Cantonese, and Malaysian, most of it piquant and well prepared. An edible purple orchid decorates Yunnan pork salad—big slices of rubbery meat dotted with pickled garlic and hot chiles; the Burmese tea-leaf salad is well executed but not... More>> |
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Ali Baba |
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| 183-10 Horace Harding Expwy. |
Middle Eastern |
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Flushing |
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Angelo's |
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| 69-28 Main St. |
Italian |
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Arunee Thai |
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| 37-68 79th St. |
Thai |
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Bacco Ristorante |
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| 25308 Northern Blvd. |
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Bahar |
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| 82-19 Queens Blvd. |
Asian, Fusion |
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Flushing |
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Baluchi's |
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| 113-30 Queens Blvd. |
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Banana Leaf |
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| 133-60 41st Ave. |
Malaysian |
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Flushing |
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BonChon Chicken |
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| 157-18 Northern Blvd. |
Korean |
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Flushing |
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