These are some of the best veg momos I've tried anywhere in the city. The menu is basic and limited…read moreto just steamed or kothey, but whatever mix of potato and veggies they're putting inside the momos is, indeed, magic. A small stand near Gantry Plaza may not have the allure of the bastion of momos in Jackson Heights, but these are destination-worthy dumplings.

I have had many momos, from food trucks to sit down restaurants. Most vegitarian momos are bland…read more Either they are just loaded with potatoes or sougy cabbage with carrots. Dumpling Magic has the best vegetarian momos with an even mix of potato with sautéed vegtables. Their sauce is also good on them. My favorite sauce is the white sauce but they don't offer it. Service is generally quick and friendly.

Their chicken is very good. Also my favorites to pair with it is the fried rice dish.. the ambiance…read moreof the restaurant is cozy and inviting. And the service is so friendly. Very welcoming staff. Those aspects together make for a great spot for lunch or dinner.

Garlic fried chicken, cold noodles and beef ribs... It was a great variety of food I had at this…read moreKuku location. I've already been to their newer location in Roslyn so it was nice to try this one in LIC. The staff was very friendly and I was seated promptly (made a reservation ahead of time just in case, and lucky I did. It was literally the only table available)! Yuzu lemonade was very refreshing and I almost didn't finish it since I was stuffing my face! Loved the broth in the cold noodles and it was just simple but comforting. On a hot and humid day, it was perfect! The garlic fried chicken was tender and juicy, did not disappoint. We asked for gloves and they happily brought it over. And last but not least, the grilled beef Galbi was excellent. Great texture and well marinated. I enjoyed it very much. The place was packed and I could see why. Short walk from the local train station so totally easy to get there. The menu had a lot of drink options both alcohol and non. It's a great spot for a casual night out!

Not a "typical" Thai restaurant. The menu focuses on their specialty Khao Man Gai chicken…read more I have loved Chick It Out (Khao Man Gai) ever since it was new to the neighborhood. Great food, prices, portions and staff! Small space, not a lot of seats - I usually get takeout or delivery. My go-to order is the poached chicken ("The Original" Khao Man Gai Tom) but I also frequently order their soups. They have some soups on the regular menu now, and in the past I've also ordered from their specials menus. Their menu has expanded a lot since they opened. I'm happy for them! I also love their Thai iced coffee, peanut dumplings (Khao Kriap Pak Moh) and mango sticky rice dessert. I've introduced this place to friends and family and they enjoyed it as well!

This spot is easily five stars…read more It is a no-frills, hole in the wall spot that somehow still manages to feel bright and colorful. While I waited for my meal, I saw many people coming in for pick up orders, which I take as a good sign. I started off with the steamed dumplings. These were probably the best dumplings I have ever had. They were stuffed with pork and shrimp meat. I think I could have easily filled up on those dumplings. For my main, I ordered the Gai Krob Sauce Kaprao - crispy chicken with a spicy basil sauce. The chicken was indeed crispy yet tender. I like that they put the sauce on the side as it was actually spicy. It was served with rice, cucumbers, and it came with a clear broth soup that had a hint of ginger. I was not expecting the soup. Prices were fair, and the portions were larger than I expected. On top of that, the server was incredibly sweet.

Great crew serving in there, the place is tiny and cool, i really enjoyed my time in there!!read more

I just noticed this spot this past weekend and wanted a quick easy takeout and Hainan Chicken…read moreExpress did the thing for me. I ordered the Original Hainan Chicken Rice bowl at $13.95 and the Crispy Chicken Rice at $14.95. The wallpaper with the advertisement outside of the restaurant was very informational on each ingredient of the chicken bowl and to let people know how healthy the Hainan chicken bowl is. I cannot believe the bowls had a pandan leaf in each one of them. It was very shocking and unexpected compared to other Hainese chicken places I've been to that didn't even have a leaf. The leaf looked really cool sitting at the bottom of the food. I kind of didn't like the crispy chicken bowl. The chicken was like a frozen fried chicken patty. I thought it would the fried chicken would be something different but it tasted kind of bland to me. It didn't have that much taste. Now the original Hainese chicken bowl tasted really good and fresh. I loved how the chicken was so tender and tasty. It was juicy too and not dried. I loved how the bowl came with different sauces to dip the chicken. The original bowl came with 3 and the crispy chicken came with 2 sauces so I found it weird that they were not consistent. They were ginger and chili garlic sauces. The whole place was small and cozy. Good for groups and individuals. It is mostly designed for takeouts since the place is very tight and small. I saw on the wall they offered free chicken broth refills only when you dine in so that's a plus!

Probably the best Korean chicken I've had in awhile. I always get their boneless and have…read moreexperimented on their sauces. I think the best combo for me is the spicy dry rub paired with Korean sweet chili and the jalapeño mayo sauces. I also recommend their fried kimchi dumplings which is fried to perfection in its crunchiness. It's a small spot outside food bazaar and you can only dine in at the food court, but I love close enough where I could order delivery and it's still hot and the chicken is crunchy without any sogginess, I highly recommend this Korean chicken a try! Especially because it's also halal for those with dietary restrictions due to religious beliefs.

Cool place for to come for Fried chicken and alternatives. Food is great and tasty. Definitely…read moreworth it : )

Cantonese barbecue is great and unfortunately quite difficult to find outside of Chinese enclaves,…read moreunlike many other types of Chinese cuisine, so I am very happy that this vendor exists. The prices for rice plates with barbecue and vegetables are very reasonable, although of course this means that the quality isn't necessarily the highest. The ducks are a bit low on meat and quite high in fat, be warned. The pork is pretty good, maybe a little on the dry side. Overall, I hope they achieve the prosperity that their name alludes to.

I am quite surprised that you can find a reasonably priced vendor that sells roasted meat combo…read moreoutside of Chinatown or Flushing and the portion are actually reasonable. I got the Triple Topping Rice Plate ($16) with Roasted Duck, Scallion Oil Chicken, and BBQ Pork. It's delicious, filling, and satisfying.

First stall located inside LIC Food Hall. Order at the kiosk, especially when they are busy, which…read morethey were! I went with the Bolo Bun Cod Fish Burger with Wedge Fries, Salad and HK Milk Tea combo. Everything was freshly made. - Bolo Bun Cod Fish Burger: They are not skimpy with the cod! The burger has a big (almost as big as the bun!) and a small chunk of flaky Cod, coated in a crisp sturdy batter. The bolo added some sweetness, which went well in the burger. Most of the bolo is missing that flaky crisp bite, but that is the nature of making it into a sandwich. The edges were still crisp. - Wedges: fantastic! Crispy exterior, with a fluffy interior. The shape (looks like it is a thick spiral cut) lends well to that texture. - Salad: was fresh, with a non descript dressing. Added some greens and crunch (onions and pickled radish) to the meal. - HK Milk Tea: Great tea flavor and not too milky. There was a lot of ice though. Overall, a great quick spot to hit if you're in the area. I will have to try the fried pork cutlet next time!

Excited that Cha chan tangs (= "tea meal rooms") or Hong Kong Diners, are growing & getting extra…read moreattention. Where blue-collar Cantonese lunch meets British influence.You MUST get the pulled (6+ times!) stocking Hong Kong Milk Tea (less ice). The cafe's version is actually much better than the C-pp- Tea shop (specializing in it) down the block. This tea is medium-strong and medium creamy (creamer & evaporated milk + sugar). I've had the Black Pepper Beef Noodles/ Spaghetti. The flavor and sauce was excellent & well seasoned. Lots of pepper and onion slices. I like the blend of Western spaghetti with the savory sauce. One issue was the thin-cut shaved beef in the dish. Seems like the chef folds it into the noodles because it cooks so fast, but I had a lot of underdone pieces which might have gotten me sick. I would order this dish again because the flavor was that good, but ask for the meat "well-done" or served on the side. Marathon Cafe is inside LIC Food Hall. The staff is kind & their design & packaging is creative and UX Friendly (Full-size utensils!) Lots of seating, strong A/C & restrooms in the basement.

I ordered through here from DoorDash. The food is really good and my opinion I had some jalapeños…read morein it. It was a bit spicy. The service was impact. The ambience is very presentable. This was my first time trying this restaurant. I'm still debating whether or not I should order again. The portion was very small, but it was very filling for one person to eat.

I just wanted to update that I've NEVER received a correct order. Sorry, that's all…read more Biiiiiiiiih