Goat Pepper Fry - if you're a spicy-food lover, this is the dish you must order here…read more Due to family commitments, I couldn't visit this place when it first opened in my city--but better late than never, right? We went on a cold Sunday night, and to my surprise, the place looked completely deserted. It immediately felt more like a takeaway spot than a proper dine-in restaurant. The paper plates, plastic cutlery, and overall setup confirmed it. And yes--my guess was right. Their business model is clearly focused on takeaway / online orders / to-go, with very little emphasis on dine-in even though they have 6-7 tables that could seat around 28 people. It's just not their priority, it seems. Anyway, I ordered at the counter: Goat Pepper Fry I honestly can't recall having a better version anywhere. Rajni's version comes close, but this one wins in consistency and flavor. Absolutely worth it. Pachi Mirchi Kodi Biryani- Let's not call it biryani--because it's not. But as a dish? Fantastic. It's more like chicken gravy mixed with rice, and it tastes really good. but its miles away from being called BIRYANI. I'm a big mutton/lamb/goat and biryani lover. Most people hesitate to try goat at restaurants due to the smell, but I always give it a shot--knowing I'll be disappointed 70% of the time. This time, it paid off. Overall, I'd give them a 4/5, but: * I'm deducting 1/2 star for hygiene. Even if dine-in isn't their focus, the restaurant still needs basic cleaning. Tables, stands, and doors were visibly dirty. * Another 1/2 star for the paper plates and plastic cutlery. I can't enjoy biryani with tiny plastic spoons--they practically cut your lips. So technically it's 3/5, but that Goat Pepper Fry is such a highlight that I'm pushing it back to 4/5. I'll definitely be trying more items from them.

Very tasty biriyani. Definitely one of the better ones that I've had. Only complaint was that it…read morewas a little too salty. Ordered the chicken fry option, and there was a generous amount of chicken. I couldn't even finish the dish. Its a very casual setup: order at counter, paper plates. They also had some free chai tea the night I visited. It's in a lot with ample parking. Will definitely be adding this place to the rotation.

Very disappointed empanadas was cold lack of flavor. Don't recommend. $3 dollars not worth even a…read morepenny

I just ordered pick up. Empanadas, tasty, good and filled with enough chicken…read more Chimi de pierna was super big I only ate half was tasty too I need to come back and try the Yaroa, for now everything was really good, nice service and very friendly and attentive staff

This place is amazing! We have ordered from them twice now and tried 3 items- their Hawaiian pizza,…read moretheir Al pastor pizza, and their sweet Nutella and banana dessert calzone. Super unique find! Love their friendly service. There is also an option to call the number to order ahead for pick up. I think it's awesome we have such a unique food stall-type pizzeria just on our street here in Astoria! Gotta love this neighborhood. You even have a bench out next to the stall while you're waiting for the pizza. Very cozy vibes!

Coba Pizzeria is a small street food stall selling Mexican style pizzas, right outside of the…read moreowners house! We dropped by on a Sunday night and there were multiple people hanging around, but they were able to get through the orders relatively quickly and we got our al pastor pizza within 15 minutes. The pizza was delicious - not typically something you'd expect, but the dough was wonderful and the pineapple & al pastor was a great combo of toppings. The saltiness from the al pastor really helped balance out the sweetness of the pineapple If I had to nitpick, I think there was slightly too much cilantro as a topping, and it kind of overpowered the rest of the pizza. If I got this again, I'd probably ask for it with just a light layer of cilantro instead I'll definitely be back to try the Tejana, which is the refried beans and chorizo pizza. Drop by and check them out - they're right around the corner from Costco! Note - they only take cash/venmo/(and I think Zelle?)

Found out about Gobi's Goods via Instagram and was so pleased when they popped up at Smorgasborg…read morebecause they were delicious! We ordered the CEO of Ube and a Dubai Cinnamon Roll and it was the perfect ending to our Smorgasborg feast. The CEO of Ube is a fluffy cloud of a brioche donut filled with, topped with and dusted with ube. A surprisingly light offering considering the cream filling. The Dubai Cinnamon roll on the other hand, was appropriately decadent. The cinnamon roll was fluffy and tender, with a healthy amount of pistachio paste and kataifi on top. The interior was rolled with dark chocolate, giving it a pleasant bitterness that counteracted the richness of the cinnamon roll. Service was excellent and I do appreciate the fact that once you order, they take the time to put the finishing touches on your pastry before you sit down and devour. Well worth a visit for some unique pastries if you happen to find them at an event!

Great food and solid service! Gobi's Goods is a nice find in New York. Everything we ordered tasted…read morefresh and flavorful. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area

Last night my boyfriend and I got a chance to sample the fine foods that will soon be available at…read morethis pop up restaurant. Full homestyle meals that are absolutely delicious! To start we had homemade tostones topped with avocado with a spicy aioli that had lightly dressed cucumber. The meal included the most delicious chicken parm sandwiches. The chicken breast was thick and juicy and had a fantastic rich tomato sauce. You could taste the herbs and the garlic and it was FANTASTIC. It was topped with cheese of course that melded with the crispy toasted bread. The sides could have been a meal on their own. My boyfriend is a mac & cheese fiend. This was the creamiest mac and cheese I've had since I had the fortune of being invited to this gifted chefs recent summer showing. We also had fresh green beans to balance out to richness. They were well seasoned and were still crisp. For desert, there was an INSANE flan. Thicker than the usual gelatinous flan with no substance. It was almost as thick as a cheesecake without the crumble. The light syrup with it made it just sweet enough unlike most flans with the heavy caramel making it so sweet your teeth ache. Such a wonderful meal with wonderful hosts!

The steak tidbits were delicious, especially w/ the brown gravy. I'll definitely be ordering a side…read moreof it next time because it went perfectly with the fries. The stuffed shells were much larger than expected, but they were so good that we still managed to finish them. The highlight of the evening was our server. She was attentive, friendly and made sure we were well taken care of throughout the meal. For a last-minute dinner this place definitely exceeded expectations and left us wanting to come back to try more of the menu; especially the pies.

My first time here And the food was delicious the ambiance was good and the service was excellent…read more We had a lot of fun and will definitely be returning.

WOW! I was extremely surprised when I tried Whit's last night. A limited, yet innovative dinner…read moremenu with something for everyone. The menu changes each weekend, but the creative recipes, amazing presentation and sensational combinations should not be missed! Whit is a rock star and the Michelin people should consider a visit. Reminds me of my first visit to Danny Brown's in Forest Hills.

Super cool concept! They bring tasty food from other neighborhoods to a coffee shop or bar close to…read moreyou & make it fresh there - like an outpost! The team has really good taste in restaurants and menu selections and the food tastes just as good as in the original store. I'm excited to try more

The food was amazing! Wouldn't be able to get this in my neighborhood otherwise. Would come back…read moreagain!

As part of our Flushing Food Crawl this past Sunday, New York Food Court was our first destination,…read morewhere we hit three different stalls. The tables and seats are arranged cafeteria-style, with all the vendors surrounding the dining area. It wasn't too busy around 12 PM, so I walked around the different stalls to get a feel for what this food court had to offer. Thankfully, I didn't have to think too hard about what to try because one of my friends is basically a Flushing food expert, despite not even living in NYC. While there were at least 15 vendors, we only grabbed a few bites from three of them since these were my friend's favorites: - Fat Cat Flatbread 胖猫锅盔 - Liang Pi Wang 凉皮王 - Xie Bao Crabhouse 蟹宝 The food came out pretty quickly after ordering, and these three stalls awakened our stomachs in preparation for more delicious food to come. Overall, I liked that New York Food Court had plenty of seating and felt much more lowkey compared to the crowded and overwhelming New World Food court nearby. It's a convenient place to sample food from multiple vendors without having to fight for a table.

This is a good sized Asian food court offering all types of dim sum and meals. Some of the menus…read moredo not have English printed with the picture. The best thing to do is point if something fancies your eye. We tried the "taco like" dumplings. They were freshly made. The lady steamed them and they were very good. It was plenty for a morning meal! Parking is difficult around this area. It's very congested. The 7 subway train or ride share is your best bet.