Love Thai chicken rice? Stop in! Haven't had it? It's only $12. In this economy - especially for…read moreNYC - this is a deal. I used to frequent Mr. Khao Man Gai before the pandemic, when I lived nearby. Stopped by this week, and I'm relieved they're still around. Place your order at the truck window, then get in line if you're asked to. The kitchen cooks orders in the order received. By the time you get to the front of the line, your order should be ready. The lunch line can sometimes be long, but don't fret. They're an efficient operation, and it's worth the wait. Decent portion, and you can nosh on your winnings in the plaza that's right there. Plenty of tables and spots to sit. Pay with cash or apps like Venmo.

FOOD: i got the steamed chicken plate. i think it's like hainan chicken, the meat was good ans…read morejuicy but the sauces were lacking. im used to there being a ginger garlic oil, it wasnt too strong here and the chili was alright. SERVICE: it's a food truck so no rash service, but be sure to order at the window first, then you wait in line!!! AMBIANCE: good spot on the street by a courtyard. great spot

Came here to buy sliced bread. It's so buttery and so easy to eat the whole loaf…read more I also got the ewa agoin(beans) , chin chin and meat pie. The meat pie was a fail for me. The crust is doughy and I prefer a more flakey crust. The filing was OK. Chin chin was delicious. It had some heat to it. I don't think it's made by them directly. It's not the most crunchy but it's crunchy enough that you don't need to worry about chipping your tooth. My mother enjoyed the beans with the bread which was my main reason to visit. It's not close to my house but I did make a return trip again to buy these items...not the Meatpie though.

I saw a Facebook post about this place, so I stopped by to try some stuff. I decided to go with the…read morebeef patty and the fish patty. The beef patty was and nicely flavored mildly spiced empanada-like treat. The fish patty, which is more like some dried fish wrapped in some sort of dough, was okay. I would have preferred it with some sort of spicy dipping sauce. They had some cool fava beans with spices and a spiced fish that I didn't get to try. I would come back and give those a shot. Also they seem to be famous for the loaf of bread they make, but that didn't seem interesting enough to me to try this time around. The woman who worked there was super nice, this is a Nigerian establishment.

Got a pigs head. Pretty good but you have to warm it up. It's cooked but cold. I pre ordered. Next…read moretime I'm getting the chicken heads. :) Very little English in there. Thank God someone on line translated for me. :)

Stumbled upon this place while walking back to our car and so glad we did! Ended up picking up a…read morefew boxes of delicious braised meats as snacks for the road home! The duck wing and duck tongue were my favorite as they were flavorful and slightly spicy. Everything is packaged and ready for sale. This is meant to be served chilled.

Most definitely not closed as we have ordered from them twice this trip to Flushing. The A9 sticky…read morerice balls with seafood are a star here. Crunchy outside, creamy inside with a light seafood flavor. Wonderful. Lion's head was superb with the meatball melting in your mouth. Very good braised eggplant, especially once we asked for chili oil. The New Your Food Court is on hard times so places like this need some love! Do yourself a favor. And all that food for under $25!

This place is located in a food court at Flushing. It looks operated by a family from Shanghai, so…read moretheir Shanghai food is authentic. When we stop by, we usually order some Shanghai dim sum from this place, and grab some other food from their neighbor peers. I like their steamed soup buns. The outside dough is super thin, while a lot of soup inside. If you order more, the second portion is 50% off. There is deposit required for the buns container and they only accept cash, which is not a big deal when you love their food. They also serve delicious savory moon cakes by reservation only. The price is a little high as I paid $17 for a case of 8 pieces, but they are really tasty. This is the sole place I will go for the moon cakes, cause I just hate the traditional moon cakes which are always too sweet to me.

Each plate demonstrates thoughtful preparation. After becoming a local resident, finding this…read morerestaurant was wonderful. The food quality exceeds what the prices suggest. Workers were efficient while maintaining friendliness. Check out this place and you'll enjoy your visit.

Great breakfast wrap fresh to order with my substitutions. Orange juice was really fresh and…read morerefreshing also!

Tomiz Cafe is on the 2nd floor of Kinokuniya with some views of Bryant Park and a small, casual…read moreeating space. I came to pick up some bread a few minutes before opening today. It was supposed to open at 11am, which it said on the website and on the sign in the store. But even after 11am, the 2 staff were lining up items at their leisurely pace, with no attention to customers waiting outside the cafe. I waited a couple of more minutes and then, got the attention of one of the staff wearing earphones, to ask when they were opening. They went over to the other staff, who came over and told me it'd be another 15-20 minutes. They didn't seem to be in a rush at all to open up and I wasn't going to wait another 15+ minutes, so I unfortunately wasn't able to buy any bread. The bread here is very good, so it's unfortunate and was very disappointing the staff doesn't care at all about their customers.

Ate in 2022: I got their onigiri but I don't remember what filling I got. All I remember was that…read moreit was dry and barely had any filling.

Staff seems you are bothering them when you are giving them business. Not very nice at all…read more For mealpal one usually just scan a code and the food is given to you. Today I was told to get online at the other counter with the regular customers. When I reached the cashier I was shown the MealPal QR code. Then the women seemed to go get my food from the shelf but just disappeared. No explanation. No communication. The two other ladies at the registers also have no communication. I was invisible. I stood there 5-10 minutes before someone brought my food from the back. It would be professional to share with your customer what is going on. I would appreciate it being told my food will be coming from the back and they'll be a few minutes late. Just that simple action would put the customer at ease. Service I get here is worse than I get in Chinatown from grumpy old men. You can always tell if the employees are happy or not. And they always take it out on the consumers.

ETC Eatery is located between 34th & 33rd Streets on 5th Ave. in Midtown Manhattan by what's called…read moreKorea-town. It's a good place to go for breakfast, lunch or an early/quick dinner, whether you work in the area or just shopping. The place is very large with made to order food, baked goods, refreshments & an extensive hot & cold buffet on the street level floor & a comfortable eating area on the 2nd floor. They have a wide variety of foods, though they are pricey. The place is bright, clean & organized & the staff is pretty quick & polite.

This fairly new (opened last month) under the radar dim sum restaurant is tucked away in a quiet,…read moremostly residential area of Elmhurst. There are roughly three tables in this hole in the wall restaurant for indoor dining. Perfect for solo dining or when you just want a quick snack. There's a kiosk where you can place your order which conveniently has a picture of each item. There was not a huge variety of items as the menu is on the smaller side. We ordered a bunch stuff: Soup Dumplings ($7), Shrimp Wontons with Sichuan Sauce ($8), Shrimp Dumplings ($6), Siu Mai ($5), Steamed Rice Rolls with Pork ($6), Sweet Spicy Pan Fried Chicken with Rice, Special BBQ Pork with Lo Mein ($8), and Special BBQ Pork with Rice ($8). Incredibly, there was only one person working (taking orders and cooking the food). Everything was fresh and made to order so there was a bit of a wait. The dishes that we really enjoyed were the Siu Mai and the BBQ Pork with Rice. The Sui Mai had 4 pieces per order and was juicy, with a nice snappy texture and delicate wrapping. The BBQ Pork (Char Siu) was tender, savory and flavorful. It came with a side of dipping sauce which really enhanced the meat. Some of the honorable mentions were the Soup Dumplings and Shrimp Wontons. The Soup dumplings had extremely thin skin which we really liked. It didn't have much broth but it tasted good. The Shrimp Wontons with Sichuan Sauce was also quite good, albeit very spicy. Overall, a pretty good meal and was happy to support this small business.