One of the best seafood pancakes and sundae I've had. This was my first time trying 청국장 (清國醬), or…read morecheonggukjang. It has a very strong smell, almost like a really strong cheese, with an intense, deeply fermented flavor. It's quite rich and very filling, worth trying if you're curious about traditional Korean flavors. @kiffeeic

Wow - my sister and I enjoyed ourselves so Much at this…read morerestaurant: Pork stir fry with kimchee was delicious; pork belly with aged raw skate - comfort of pork belly combined with uniquely exotic preserved skate must try for the adventurous (recommend cutting skate licensing halo and eat with kimchee, raw garlic and spicy green pepper) First time had Lettuce Stems bunchun was delicious and crunchy - Koreans truly don't waste any part of the plant! Small intimate restaurant with Hubert helpful waitress. A definite recommendation from a Korean!

Every time I'm in town, I make it a point to stop by San Soo Gap San for lunch. I've never tried…read moretheir Korean BBQ, but I always enjoy their regular menu items. My favorites so far are the combo meals, bibimbap, galbitang, and the mackerel combo. Those have consistently been the best dishes I've had here. On this visit, I felt that the food tasted even better than during my previous visits. It seems like they're putting effort into improving and maintaining the quality of their food, which I really appreciate. The flavors were well-balanced, the portions were generous, and everything tasted fresh.

Been a while since i wrote some reviews. This time the reason i did this because i find it the…read moreserver rude and racist. We came there without reservation with my families of 8, when i came i told the server ( guy a bit high wear glasses) that i need table of 8 then he asked me back do we have reservation and i told him no we dont have reservation. Then after a while, he just dont say anything to us how long was it gonna be for the table. He just stand there with his back like we dont exist. Then i came to him asking him how long is for the table, he asked me if i want to be together or separate table? I told him that i want together. I asked again how long, with his arrogance and rude answer without looking at my eyes he said 45 mins. For me, his attitude, his answer is rude, arrogant and racist. Just because we're not korean, his giving us attitude. I came here a lot, i actually liked the food but because of this pretending to be Mr Shin ( i know its not his real name) i asked him about his name since his being so rude, he gave me a rude answer for his name " Mr. Shin" ( i know its fake, and i know his lying). Then i told my families that we should just leave. There's a lot of good korean bbq around there and we all ended up ate at a different korean bbq " SungBookDong BBq" in littleneck. And im glad we go here because their marinated kalbi is really good and the cold noodle and their galbi tang also really good. Oo at this restaurant " sam soo gap san" i took picture of this fake mr shin but turn out just partial picture, at least the manager or supervisor in charge know how rude and racist he is.

I really loved Hansol Food!…read more This place offers ready-made items for purchase, a good selection of groceries, and even catering options - there were loads of people coming in continuously to pickup their party trays for events! The KFC, the kimbops, and the ban chans were very well-packaged and fresh! Staff were friendly. +hot foods +catering available

Best kimchi! The…read morefirst time my coworker got it for me, I thought it would last me at least a week. In the end, I had to stop myself from eating it all up. Craving for more, I made my way out there with my husband and kids (I am never in Queens) and got myself three! I had tried their spicy marinated crabs once before. Fell in love and made sure to get one upon seeing them available. I also purchased the squid and oysters. Haven't tried them yet, wish me luck!

This place is amazing Donggyu, our server was pleasant…read moreenough to be cordial even with a buzzed party. The food was amazing. And love here. Must recommend

Local Korean pub that's super casual and serving up fun bar menu eats. I was sad to see the…read moreneighboring business close and happened upon this place by accident. Hungry and wet from the rain, this was my quick back up option plus I'm always game to try new places. And so glad I ventured in. The menu offers typical K-comfort food and snacks like Korean fried chicken, seasoned french fries and kimchi soup. Hearty entrees like omurice and grilled pork belly which we enjoyed very much. The flavors of the pork belly with the scallions and onions were fantastic! Well seasoned and my only comment was I wish they didn't cut it up so small but it was easier to share. Side of corn cheese and we were surprised with K-dogs (fried corn dogs), so delicious. The staff was very welcoming and served us watermelon and popcorn to start, complimentary. I think I shocked them when I ordered a table full of food! (We were a party of 4 but very hungry and one picky person made me extra cautious to order her safe foods). Perfect local drinking spot and the snacks to match. This was also FIFA time when I dined so the game was featured on all the TV's. Fun K-pop music videos and music on another back monitor. Dimly lit and cozy. I'll totally return to try more stuff but believe me, we ate and ordered plenty!!

If you're looking for a cozy Korean spot, this is worth checking out! The atmosphere was warm and…read morecomfortable, and our waitress was very friendly and welcoming. We ordered the Dak Galbi for two (just a heads up--you have to order a minimum of two servings). "Dak" means chicken in Korean, and they cook everything fresh right at your table. The staff member prepared it perfectly, and it was fun watching the whole process. My daughter ordered the pork cutlet, which she really enjoyed. The Dak Galbi itself was flavorful and delicious, but I made the mistake of ordering it spicy. It was good at first, but after a while it became a little too spicy for me! Next time, I'll definitely go with the mild version. Overall, great food, friendly service, and a nice dining experience. I'd definitely come back!

The family enjoyed the food overall. The Dak chicken was the main dish and was well prepared and…read moreflavorful. Portions were a bit on the small side, but the generous amount of complimentary side dishes helped balance the meal. The galbi was excellent, and the cold noodles were pretty good as well.

We drove all the way here, took both babies out of their car seats, and arrived at 9:45 PM because…read moreyour website states that this location closes at 10:30 PM. We only wanted to order Korean hot dogs, but we were told the store was already closed. If you're closing earlier than your posted hours, please update your website so other customers don't waste their time making the trip. It's frustrating to rely on your posted business hours only to be turned away.

The Basac is definitely a hidden gem. I was craving a crispy donkatsu and ordered the chicken…read moreversion it was a little bland on its own, but once dipped in the sauce, it was delicious and perfectly crispy. My daughter got the ramen corndog, which unfortunately fell a bit flat. It was pretty bland, and all I could really taste was the breading. We also tried the spicy boneless chicken, and that was the standout well-seasoned and really flavorful. The atmosphere was quiet and relaxed, and the waiter was incredibly friendly. He even let my daughter draw a picture on the wall, which completely made her day. Now she wants to go back all the time!

Tried this place for the first time, it was a Saturday night. We arrived around 5:30 table of 2 and…read morethere were 2 other large parties. It got busy, almost full house around 6:30ish. There's 2 waitresses and one busser, but I felt only one of the waitress was pulling the weight, while the other (maybe she's the owner?) mostly chatted with one of the table customers. I felt bad for our waitress she was so busy with fulfilling takeouts + dine ins and the dishes require a lot of servicing table side. She couldn't catch 1 second of break :( Food wise, we got their 2 person combo of spicy pork gamja tang and spicy rice cake which came with the steamed egg. Everything was so good, egg was extra fluffy, rice cake was delicious and the meat came right off the bones. They take a good variety of side dishes. My partner wasn't a fan of the gamja tang but due to feeling it's a hassle to eat meat with bones, so those who fee sim may agree. We also asked for the fried rice after we finished the gamja tang, for 2 servings I think it was $4.75 or something. I really enjoyed it but I guess I like scorched rice, also something my partner doesn't enjoy so those we feel sim just note. Environment feels very old school, well worn. Feels cozy. It can get loud very quickly on a Saturday night as this place seems to be a hit for large parties. Since the wait staff is short handed, expect a bit of a wait for things. Don't come if you're in a rush.

I'm pretty sure I discovered this spot long before Anthony Bourdain did! It was featured in Parts…read moreUnknown Season 9, Episode 4 (Queens), where he dined here with chefs Josh Smookler and Cosme Aguilar. Geo Si Gi is highly known for their signature gamjatang (spicy pork bone soup). Ordered the Gamjatang & Grilled Mackerel Set - $52.95 (for 2) The gamjatang is perfectly spiced - bold and warming without overwhelming heat (and trust me, my spice tolerance is low!). Instead of the usual red kimchi, they load it with long strips of green napa cabbage, cut right before your eyes before serving. Some bean sprouts, watercress on top, with tender potatoes, chewy rice cakes, and massive pork bones that fall right off - so meaty and flavorful. Served with a side of sweet mustard sauce. Pure comfort on a cold day. The grilled mackerel was enormous and incredibly plump - way bigger than expected! As an oily fish, it's rich and satisfying, but we barely made it through a third. If you're a mackerel fan like me, it's a must-order. . Banchan were simple and homey: nothing flashy, just solid classics. Bonus: it comes with fluffy steamed egg (jjim) that rounds out the meal perfectly. I can eat an entire bowl of rice with just the steamed egg . This set was massive for two - we left with about 1/4 of the soup and 2/3 of the fish! Pro tip: Save some broth and ask them to make fried rice with it at the end. Game-changer. . Highly recommend for hearty, soul-warming Korean food in Flushing!

Thaihee is inside Tangram Mall in Flushing, on the second floor just above the kids play area, and…read moreit is the kind of place that is easy to walk past without realizing what it is. I found the setting casual and comfortable, the kind of spot where I could take my time without feeling any pressure to turn the table over. I ordered the salmon kimbap, which was well constructed and balanced. The rice had good seasoning and the rolls held together cleanly without falling apart. The salmon itself was fresh and not overpowered by anything around it, which is the right call for that particular combination. It is the kind of kimbap that does not need to be complicated to be good. The food came out a little slow though, as it took around 30 minutes to get the single order of kimbap. The menu goes well beyond kimbap. There is a hot pot section, bibimbap, cold noodles, and a few set meal options that cover more ground if I am eating with a group. The angus beef hot pot draws a lot of attention, and it was easy to see why once I saw one arrive at a neighboring table. The side dishes were generous and got replenished without much fuss. Service was friendly and attentive throughout without being overbearing. The restaurant pulls a steady crowd, particularly on weekends, so there can be a short wait for a table, but it moves quickly. For a casual Korean meal in Flushing that consistently delivers on the food, Thaihee is worth knowing about.

Came to try since there was a lot of people and definitely an affordable spot. Got their yogurt…read morechicken which was surprisingly really good. Also got their spicy beef soup which I thought was a bit lacking in flavor and not my favorite. The colorful bimbimbap was also a bit too sweet for my liking but definitely could have added some spice if I wanted to. Service was attentive but not many seating since it is in a food court.