RATING: 7.3/10 PRO TIP: Get the korean pizza here, it's actually quite good. CHEESY CORN PIZZA - they have multiple options for the crust and the cheesiness is what pizza hut only wishes they could be. The corn adds a nice sweetness to it and as a stickler of NYC style pizza I was expecting not to enjoy this but it was my favorite out of the items we got. SEAFOOD SOUP This was the nice warm soup that I needed as I was recovering from under the weather. Good, nothing to write home about but glad to know they've got this as an option on the menu. Would def come back, and try more of their drinks and def other pizzas. FINAL CATEGORY: GOOD (terrible / bad / ok / GOOD / great / excellent) read more

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I have been on the hunt for the best Korean Fried chicken. This was one of the places I decided to try. After finding this place on yelp I went to Mahsil's website to check out their menu. It was a rainy day so I called in for a takeout order. I wanted to order the half and half chicken and 6 pieces of the soy garlic wings. First thing I find out is that the wings on have 10 and 20 pieces now, so yes that means the website is outdated. Sucks cause I only wanted a few wings cause a chicken is already quite a lot for 2 people. Needless to say I ordered the 10 piece to try. I was told it would take about 25 minutes, so I did a quick errand and then got there at exactly 30 minutes after I ordered. It was completely empty inside except 1 table which got there just right before me and sat down. Could be cause it was pretty early, 5:30 or the bad whether. Anyways it took a few minutes before I was attended to. My order was towards the front of the counter along with a couple of other orders. When I got home I dug into the chicken first the plain, soy garlic and then the sweet and spicy. Plain was crunchy and had good seasoning, however it was so very dry and I was eating dark meat so I don't really need to get into the chalkiness of the white meat. Soy garlic wings were also dry and the sauce didn't really have any flavor. The sweet and spicy pieces of chicken were the best. The sauce was tasty, however the chicken was still overcooked and dry but at least with the sauce it helped add some moisture. I'm wondering if it was an off day or if it was the fact that I got it as take-out. I feel like this place might be worth another shot but it'll take a while before I get back to this place. read more

Mahsil - Whole chicken half and half - Korean Near Me - Queens, New York

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Great spot for Korean pizza and fried chicken! The bulgogi pizza with cheese crust was delicious - the cheese crust is a game changer! The yang-nyeom chicken was very flavorful. The fries were okay - not much difference between the Cajun and the truffle flavors. The spicy cheese chicken actually has a kick to it which is nice. The restaurant is very spacious so great for groups. There is a very wide drink selection. read more

Mahsil - Bulgogi Pizza L CC - Korean Near Me - Queens, New York

Korean pizza? Sign me up!!! Came here with one of my girlfriends recently while I knew she was in the mood for pizza & I was for Korean. Mahsil meshed the 2 concepts together & there we have it! While I can't say it was the MOST amazing things I've eaten, I give them kudos for an extensive menu. I wasn't the biggest fan of the corn poppers but I loved the squid ink fried calamari's & the bulgogi pizza. Mahsil is definitely rollin' with the no frills pub vibes. Come early 'cos it does get busy! read more

I'm always excited to see new Korean pizza places! The bulgogi pizza was really good, except I think that it wasn't actually tasting like what I've typically tried before- it's a good pizza on its own but the "bulgogi" in the pizza was more just soy sauce marinated meat (as opposed to bulgogi which is a bit sweet) - just a fair warning to anyone expecting that more typical bulgogi taste. The kimchi fries were subpar. I thought there would be a lot of kimchi in it but we really had to look for it. But the fries themselves and the sauce were really good- the fries are crispy and don't get too soggy even with the sauce and kimchi on top. I might trust ordering some other type of fries next time just based on tasting the kimchi fries this time. The star for me by far was the rose pasta, it was so flavorful but not overly salty if that makes sense. The garlic flavor came through and was cheesy but the salt level was just right. You can add shrimp, chicken or clam (or have it plain). We had it with shrimp- which were plenty big and there were six total so it's not one of those "hunt for the topping I paid 1/3 more for" kind of situations (yes you know you've done that before :)). That sauce was also what we used to dip the fries in and the cheese pizza crust. 100% would order it again! read more

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There's really no pizza quite like korean pizza. The golden colored crust is so delicious that you can't stop eating it. The toppings are also unique and produces a umami flavor that you won't find it anywhere else. There's a plethora of side dishes and drinks to choose from as well. Service was solid and the vibes were top notch. I wish they would open up a spot in Manhattan so that I don't have to take the 7 train for an hour just to get my korean pizza fill. read more

Mahsil - Seafood pizza - Korean Near Me - Queens, New York

TLDR: Korean style pizza spot. Definitely get a Korean pizza and that jumbo shrimp Rose pasta! I've unfortunately only ordered takeout/delivery but I've thoroughly enjoyed my meal every time. The Korean pizza is a bit different than the standard NY pie. A golden crust with sweet potato mixed in or a cheese crust with duh - cheese. I've done the Mahsil (house special) that has a mixture of everything but I think my favorite is the bulgogi. Something with the sweet/savory combination of beef and sweet potato just works. The jumbo prawn rose pasta I've gotten every time. It's perfectly al dente (especially for a place that doesn't specialize in pasta) with a rich creamy sauce and perfectly bouncy shrimp. I've been meaning to go in-person one of these nights, especially with a bigger group so you can try everything. read more

Great place for drinks and variety of good foods. Their sweet potato is amazing. Spicy seafood udon is beyond amazing and their delicious wings. Come here for a good time with friends and family. Price: 3/5 Delicious: 4.5/5 Friendliness: 5/5 Cleanliness: 4.5/5 read more

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I love love love their Korean pizza. I think this is the biggest draw for me, as well as how it has cheese filled crusts. The food is on the pricier side and their soups are good too, but I think other things like fried chicken and ttwkmay be better in other restaurants. Would not recommend the black calamari fries. A bit on the soggy side in terms of the dough. I'm a fan of the crispy thin skin, and this was the opposite. When fresh it's certainly crispyish but def not as much as I would like. read more

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Recently came here for a quick dinner. While the ambiance and service was great. The food was too salty and cheesy. To be fair everything we ordered had cheese on it. Cinnamon cheeseball It was the right amount of sweet and savory The cheese was stringy and crispy after being fried Overall it was very good and would recommend getting this as an appetizer Ham corn spaghetti baked cheese with Alfredo sauce I thought the ham and corn would add a sweet salty flavor. However the cheese completely overpowered everything. The Alfredo sauce tasted like nothing but salt. The ham only added to the saltiness. The cheese made you feel bloated. Overall I would not get this again. Golden crust potato pizza I never had sweet potato pizza before so I got it to try. It is just sweet potato spread on the edges of the pizza. The pizza was ok it was crispy and had cheese filled crusts. The toppings were potato bell peppers mushroom and pepperoni. You can barely taste anything except for the cheese and bell peppers. The potato made the pizza taste even more dry and flavorless. The sweet potato spread added a little sweetness but I barely noticed it either. Overall I would recommend getting it to try out. Overall, I would recommend this place to try out something different. However I would definitely not recommend making the same mistake we did and order too many cheese dishes. read more

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I had a great time here. Mahsil is a trendy and hip restaurant that serves Korean influenced type of food. Not everywhere you can find bulgogi pizza. They have a wide array of food from Korean fried chicken, to noodle soups, baked dry noodle/pasta, and pizza. They also have appetizers and serve alcoholic beverages. The entrees or portioned nicely. The wait staff are very friendly and attentive. There are several tables inside with some nostalgic music playing that's not overly loud. There are also some TV screens for whatever is the event to watch. They also have tables outside of the restaurant that is not outside on the sidewalk or on the street. What's great is that my dog was allowed to join me for dinner. Credit cards are accepted. I would come visit again. read more

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I haven't had Korean pizza in a minute, and this place is one of the few joints that offer them. The place is far away from everything though, but that didn't stop the groups of people there on a random weekend. Their menu was so extensive, with endless pizza types, toppings, and other Korean traditional or fusion dishes. Our Medium Bulgogi Pizza on the Cheese Crust Pizza ($20) was just ok. Bulgogi always seems to be skimped on, and I felt like some flavor was lacking with this one. Their cheese was just mozzarella in the crust, nothing fancy. Our Medium Sausage Shrimp Pizza on Sweet Potato Crust ($20?) was way better, one because of the more fitting medley of toppings, and also because the sweet potato filling of a crust was more dynamic. But surprisingly, their Korean Army Stew ($26) was one of the best I ever had. Maybe the cold winter night helped, but all the spam, sausage, tofu, veggies, really mixed together well to form such a deep flavor. It had the perfect spice too! I see they used beef bone broth, so maybe this was a culprit? Most disappointing was their Squid Ink Calamari, which was just crunchier than usual, due to the stickier goo. Not worth getting. There's still tons more on their menu, but Mashil would be the ideal place for group nights out. read more

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Such a cute little date night spot or gathering for Korean pizza and KFC. I would say you can't go wrong with their sweet potato golden crust pizza and chicken wings but everything I've had on their menu is solid. We've also gotten both takeout and dined in, the service has been excellent regardless. Highly recommend and worth checking out if you're in the area as it's a pretty unique concept. read more

Mahsil - French Fries, Spicy Soy Garlic Chicken Wing 10 Pieces, Mahsil Pizza L GC - Korean Near Me - Queens, New York

The food and vibe here is amazing! The moment you enter, you could see four different screens of kpop groups. The servers are very nice and accommodating. We got the mozzarella cheese balls which were on the sweeter side. The potato pizza with cheese crust was so thick and you could even see the cheese stretch! The green onion chicken was tender and juicy. The star of the show for me was the rose shrimp pasta. The pasta was perfectly al dente and we loved the sauce so much, we dipped it with everything. Highly recommend to come for delicious korean fusion food! read more

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Revisited this place after a long while and was APPALLED by how AWFUL the service has become! When my mom and I requested to sit in one of the empty booths, they told us that the booths were reserved for parties of 3 or more, so they sat us next to the fridge w/ all the alcoholic drinks. We were freezing b/c there was cold air coming out of the cooler, and there was also chilly air blowing from outside b/c the windows were open (they told us they couldn't close the windows either). After we got our order, we noticed that there was one lady who was sitting at one of the tables in the booth area all by herself, and there were two other tables that were still empty. We asked if we could sit at one of those tables where it was noticeably warmer, and they still refused--this time they said we could only sit there if we ordered a lot (we had ordered a large pizza pie and a couple of drinks, but apparently that wasn't enough). Funny thing is, that girl sitting by herself didn't order much at all. Halfway through our meal, they seated a couple at one of the empty tables in the booth area, and the other empty table remained empty even after we'd finished our meal. I can't remember the last time I felt so discriminated against as a customer (or feeling so cold at a restaurant!). My mom was even more upset than I was (though thankfully she wasn't as cold b/c I lent her my jacket). Needless to say, we're never going back! The pizza is still decent, but it's a bit overpriced (the Domino's on Northern Blvd has equally tasty pizza for less than half the price), and it certainly doesn't make up for the lousy customer service. Oh, I should also mention they had loud music playing the whole time--it literally felt like we were at a club. It was so loud that my mom and I could barely hear each other talk, so we just ate without saying much. read more

This spot seems like such a well loved neighborhood gem because as soon as we entered seven minutes after opening there were already at least two tables full of people seated. Later the restaurant got PACKED with families and couples galore which was really cute. Food (specifically the pizza) takes a little while to come out but you can tell it's because they are making it to order which is so appreciated. I ordered a large half Korean chive half potato with no meat, golden crust pizza which features sweet potato and realized upon receiving our food that the waitress put in the order wrong and gave us half Hawaiian (which I can't eat because pork). But another waitress was kind enough to offer us a medium on the house of the flavor we had originally ordered. Amazing service. Now the large is significantly bigger than the medium so I highly suggest going for a large and doing half half so you can try different flavors on one pie. I really enjoyed the sweetness of the sweet potato paired with the milky slightly saltiness of the cheese. It's not my first Korean style pizza but this one definitely was the superior one. Lots of toppings on all the pies on the menu so you're sure to have a flavor explosion. The Korean chive pizza has shrimp on it which I don't actually like but I was open to giving it a shot for the lulz. I ended up being surprised how nicely seasoned and flavored the shrimp was. It didn't convert me or anything but I wasn't mad at it and ate those that were on my slice without issue. Shrimp enjoyers would definitely be pleased I imagine. Would recommend! read more

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The sweet potato crust pizza dough is so comforting good. The pastas and wings are also damn good!

On Mahsil's website they write "Brunch at Flushing, Feel like NYC" which I interpret as a more upscale experience then you would usually find in Flushing. I can get behind that, but honestly the decor reminded of a place in Canada called Montreal Plaza. The tiled front (Blue in Mahsil's case), paneled windows, the lightng, layout and the prominent cock in the signage made me think this smaller space was inspired by our northern neighbor. (Take a look: https://www.yelp.com/biz/montréal-plaza-montréal-2 ). In any case, I do like the look and enjoyed dining here. The food here is Korean Gastropub with more beers than you can shake a stick at which is great with me, but unfortunately my first choice was sold out so I went with a Weihenstephan even though I knew nothing about the beer. It was a refreshing choice - probably a fruity wheat beer that came with a side of fruit salad (not literally - see pic). We ordered the black calamari fries, which seems like the must try item, and I found them to be tasty despite the slightly off-putting look of the inky black fried rings. The calamari was tender, and the black which I presume to be squid ink didn't add any discernable flavor, but its cool, we all wear black in NYC. We also received cole slaw and some pickled radish cubes - tasty and ubiquitous in KFC spots. We ordered a large gold crust pizza, shrimp and sausage. Each slice came with exactly three pieces of each in different combos. The special ingredients were uninspiring, but the fluffy potato and cheese crust made for a satisfy pie. Perhaps get a plain gold crust cheese pie for the experience. I was here on Saturday night and it wasn't overly fully (little more than half), but the place had a good energy. Service was friendly, but spotty - I never got that side of hot sauce for the pizza. The rest of the menu has interesting choices and also many more beers to try. The Murray Hill area has a lot of worthwhile dining options and Mahsil is certainly one in my book - give it a shot. read more

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They don't take reservations but my friends and I arrived around 6:30p on a Friday night and was surprisingly still empty so we got a table right away which was nice. They have a big menu with a variety of food with Korean twists that you can order. The food we got is shown below and the servers were really nice and helpful. The cheese balls and kimchi fries were pretty average, the pizza and quesadilla and army stew were delicious. Definitely recommend coming a bit before the dinner rush to secure a table. Would visit this place again in the future. read more

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Over the span of two visits, we really enjoyed the food but found the service inconsistent. We love their extensive list of pizzas, appetizers and chicken. Calamari fries - ordered this both times and would probably order this again for a third. Corn nuggets - thought this app would be sweet, but it was more savory. Mozzarella cheese balls - usually not a fan of cheese balls but this was so tasty! Crisped to perfection and surprisingly sweet. Mahsil pizza - we ordered both crusts and both are delicious! The cheese crust was light and fluffy. Rose pasta - could be ordered plain, or add clam/shrimp for an additional charge. We opted for the clams. The sauce of this dish turned out to be the highlight of this meal! The appetizers and pizza dipped in the sauce was the perfect pairing. Beer lovers, this is the spot for you. They have an entire row of fridges of local and international beers. Customers can grab it for themselves, and the staff calculates it toward the end. Knocked down a star due to the inconsistent service. The second time we came, the service was lacking. Our server seemed almost annoyed when we tried to place our order, or each time we requested water. read more

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Have eaten here many times! I always find something new that we like! We also love that it's open late! Highly recommend if in the Murray Hill area! Super close to the LIRR as well! read more

Yum!! There's not a lot of places in the city that do Korean style pizza, so I was excited to try Mahsil after having it bookmarked for a while. Luckily, they deliver to LIC so we didn't have to make the trek to Murray Hill. Unfortunately, the pizza wasn't very fresh once it was delivered (which was to be expected) but it reheats pretty well in the air fryer. We ordered the potato pizza and we really liked it! A large is enough to feed 3 people. The sweet potato puree wasn't too overwhelming and sweet either - I thought it paired pretty nicely with the cheese. We also ordered the corn nuggets - it came with some wonton strips too which was unexpected. The corn nuggets were good but overpriced imo. No complaints - I would recommend this place if you're looking to try Korean style pizza. read more

Ate here for brunch with a few friends. The cheesy corn pizza was my favorite! Also tried the fried chicken, the seafood hangover soup (does have a kick to it). It's a cute spot and the service was nice. read more

Korean gastropub food without the loud, dark and grungy atmosphere! This place is opened til midnight so it is great for some late night bites after the majority of Flushing eateries close for the night. They have a pretty wide range of beers and hard seltzers from around the world. They are all bottled/canned though, no tap stuff here. I tried the "LUNAR" brand hard seltzer here, and was pleasantly surprised by the Asian flavors like Yuzu and Lychee. (Markup is not too bad... each can of seltzer was $6 compared to maybe $3-4 retail) As for food, I tried their truffle oil fries and their signature golden crust "Mahsil pizza" which is like a Korean take on a supreme pizza (green peppers, pepperoni, sausage, etc.... a.k.a. the full shebang). The truffle oil fries were pretty good but not mind-blowing, but I expected more truffle flavor and maybe some truffle shavings on top, but it was really just plain fries doused in some truffle oil. The fries were hot and crispy though. The pizza was my first time trying Korean style pizza. The bread is slightly thicker and fluffier than NY style pizza. It's more like naan or pita. There is also little to no tomato sauce, so it is lacking that acidic bite. But to make up for it, there is generous heaps of melted mozzarella and toppings both over and under the cheese. I recommend the golden crust option, which adds a sweet potato filled crust. It's my first time having pizza with sweet potato but to my surprise the combination works. The large pie is more than enough for 2 people (we ended up taking home half the pizza!), but you can probably share a small as well if you get some of their other apps. I think coming here after 9:30pm or so was perfect. The restaurant was only half full but not too loud, music was not blasting to the point where you can't hear the other party, and service was good. Overall, 5/5 and would come back to try some of their other foods and drinks. read more

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The environment is nicely decorated, and it plays Korean pop music. The Korean Army Stew is pretty good, but there's nothing special about it compared to other Korean places. We should have gone with the seafood udon that our server recommended--well, next time. The beef brisket with bean sprouts is really good; it's my first time having something like this in a Korean restaurant. read more

Mahsil - Korean Army Stew - Korean Near Me - Queens, New York

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As a native New Yorker unless it's my local favorite spot or one of the top tier spots, I've long been tired of basic cheese slices. If you are a lover of pizzas with multiple toppings then this place is for you. Their table are also quite quaint with the see through glass and it being filled with various lentils beans and rice. Also you gotta try the squid ink calamari. read more

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First and foremost I'd like to thank the staff for being so accommodating to my friend and I, it was very evident that Mahsil is a place with great service staff and front of house that do great at their jobs, the inside looked clean and well taken care of as we got out order and we decided to eat outdoors since it was pretty warm out the day we went, when I took a bite of the food I was AMAZED!! I did not expect the pizza to be this good but my friend and I consumed slice after slice till we got to the crust.. the stuffed crust IM WEAK!!! It was so delicious. This place is a constant temptation as I live in the area and know it's one quick order away but it's so worth it. Please come here, try it for yourself. Mahsil deserves all the love it can get. read more

One of my favorite restaurants ever since moving to Queens. +Beautiful interior +Attentive waitstaff +Huge menu with ample toppings for the pizza +Crispy wings +Huge portions for soups, definitely meant to be shared -Some say soy garlic isn't flavorful enough (personally I find it better when it's not overtly salty) read more

Came to Mahsil for lunch over the weekend. Bulgogi pizza with cheese crust - ok, nothing really stands out here except for the cheese crust, that was pretty good and was oozing when you bite into it Spicy soy garlic chicken and regular soy garlic chicken (half and half - total of 12 wings/drumsticks) - this was the best item! All pieces were dripping with juice and the spicy ones had a decent kick. The spicy mayo aioli dipping sauce was so good, we dipped the spam and calamari into it. Black calamari fries - these are calamari in squid ink batter; unsure why they're labeled as fries? Perfectly cooked and seasoned, not the weird rubbery texture it can get when it's cooked too much. Get this over spam fries. Spam fries - skip this. Didn't have much flavor, but the fried coating was nice and crunchy Fish cake soup - the broth packed an umami punch and there were various fish cakes and fish balls. Nice soup to have on a rainy or cold day.. or whenever you want good soup I'd come back to try the pasta/udon dishes and some other items. read more

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Pretty good spot to catch up and chill with friends. Interesting concept of self serving beverages. There's a line of fridges with beer/seltzer on the right and a small fridge of non alcoholic beverages on the left/by the bar table. There was actually a huuuuge selection of beers and seltzer! As for food, my group ordered the black calamari fries, rose jumbo prawn pasta, bulgogi golden crust pizza and spam fries. Everything was good, but probs not stuff I would crave. Great place for drinking food though! Highly recommend the black calamari fries; they were very fresh tasting and I really liked the texture. The pasta was good until it got cold, but the flavors were there and was surprisingly loaded with shrimp. Spam fries were good esp so FJ mustard but I probs wouldn't get it often because it came with 5 pieces for $9. The pizza was good; I really liked the sweet potato that came along the crust, but I know that might be too intimidating or peculiar for some people. The gold crust is made of sweet potato and two types of cheeses (cheddar and mozzarella) and it's their speciality, so I highly suggest trying it out. Overall this place was a solid spot. Service was good, but a little on the slower side. Had to wave them down a couple of times to get water and such. read more

Mahsil - Black calamari fries - Korean Near Me - Queens, New York

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Our group of 11 stopped by for dinner tonight (made reservations ahead). I liked the ambience of the place. They have several fridges of alcoholic drinks that you can grab and even provide buckets for you to carry them in if you're grabbing a bunch for your table. Our group ordered a variety of items of their menu including: BBQ chicken pizza with gold crust (sweet potato), Mahsil udon, katsu, wings, spam fries, bulgogi pizza, Mahsil pizza, and hot pizza. I enjoyed the udon broth which was savory with just the right amount of umami (maybe from dashi?) flavor. I also liked that their pizza doesn't taste greasy or overly salty. We also appreciated that the staff were willing to take our song recommendations :) read more

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We ordered the mahsil pizza w golden crust, oven ham and bacon spaghetti with alfredo sauce, and the kimchi fries. The pasta was my favorite, pizza and fries were ok. Overall, nothing special but cute interior! read more

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Got mahsil for takeout the other day and it was a hit for the family! Perfect food for football night - a cheese pull galore pizza and Korean style wings for a nice side. We've done takeout two times, one time being the mahsil pizza and one being the the bulgogi pizza. As a family, we enjoyed the mahsil pizza more because it had all kinds of toppings. I stand by how much I love the gold crust because the sweet potato balances out the rich cheese. The fried chicken is a bit more expensive than what I'm used to, but the half and half has become a staple to complete our meal. I like their spicy wings more than the soy garlic, it is a bit more flavorful imo! read more

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Solid place for Korean fried chicken and Korean styled pizza! I was curious about the spam fries but it's definitely overpriced for what it is. I think it had ~5 fries for $9 which was not worth it at all. But other foods are worth trying. The wait staff is nice and the food comes out relatively quickly. read more

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The entire staff was really nice. Ambiance was great. We all enjoyed the food. Loved how they have small burners to keep the soup warm while we ate other food. The sweet potato fries were one of the best I've had. read more

I was given a slice of bulgogi pizza at work a few days ago, and I came here a couple days later just to order the same thing again! The medium sized pizza is not that big but when you order other appetizers like kimchi fries and pasta, you're gonna have leftovers! Crust can be ordered cheesy or golden, we went with cheesy. If you ever have a craving for Korean bulgogi pizza, this is a cute little pizza store, with spacious booths. My friends loved the pizza as well! read more

Mahsil - Kimchi Fries - Korean Near Me - Queens, New York

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Mahsil combines Korean comfort food with a warm, low-key, and welcoming environment that makes you want to become a regular. I've visited about 5 times, and their service exceeds all expectations. From the moment you walk in and are greeted with smiles, to the attentiveness given to you throughout your meal when you need your appetizer plates cleared away or need a drink refill, I always feel like I'm being taken care of by a family member. I especially like being able to browse their different craft beer fridges, which separated by region, because they always have something new that will pique my curiosity and hit the spot. Their cheese-crust pizzas and fried chicken are great, too, we almost always order extra to take home with us! It's really the perfect place to meet with friends for casual bites and drinks. read more

Mahsil - Korean Near Me - Queens, New York

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This was a beautiful place for brunch. Though I couldn't dine in, I would definitely come back to try their other food in their menu and possibly dine in. I got the bulgogi pizza and the Cajun fries. I feel like the Cajun fries weren't that good but I might have got the wrong flavors. The fries were light and fluffy so it made up for the flavor. The pizza was really good and probably one of the best Korean style pizza I had in nyc. The wait time wasn't too long either so I definitely would recommend this spot for a brunch or even dinner meal. read more

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I had such a good time here at Mahsil. The food (especially the pizza and fries) are just soooo good, it makes me drool! The service is very courteous and responsive. The ambiance is also very chic and pleasant. 5 stars. read more

I came here to hang out with a couple friends and it was nice. The atmosphere is super chill and the servers are attentive. This definitely feels like a solid place to catch up with friends. The food... was not as impressive. Everything was decent but nothing wowed me and I would not go out of my way to come here again. Mahsil Pizza (Gold crust) I liked the sweet potato crust but everything else about the pizza was just ok. Fried chicken wings (soy garlic and spicy soy garlic) I think Mad for Chicken still has better flavor than this place. The spicy is definitely good but I had to chug water with it (low spice tolerance). Squid Ink Calamari As the other reviewers said, this is def just a dish for the gram. The squid ink did nothing for me. It's a tad expensive for what it is but not bad. I do wish this place had more than one bathroom lol but at least it's clean and nice. read more

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