I absolutely love this place. It's located in the food court in queens center mall. There's a lot…read moreof choices in the food court but this is my new go to! It's a quick grab some food and go sit kind of spot. They also have several pre-cooked food items in the glass you can see. The place itself looks very clean. I got their pork and chives dumplings and they were absolutely DELICIOUS!! The servers were super sweet. I'm thinking of going back to the mall just so I can try more items on their menu.

Whatthewhatnow??? A pastrami sandwich at an Asian food stall in a shopping mall food court?? Who…read morethought of this?? This sandwich could turn the pastrami wars in NYC on its head! Look out Katz's! I was looking for it up on the menu board, but all I saw was pastrami baos & pastrami rice box. I asked if it was still available and my man hooked me up by popping 2 thick slices of whole grain bread into the toaster and started to hand carve a big hunk of pastrami. I thought I was getting about half of what he pulled out, but he proceeded to pile it all on the bread after squirting on a slew of grainy deli mustard. He apologized for running out of pickles, but all I could think was "Take my money and gimme my sammich!" Even as I cradled the closed plastic container, the smell of hot pastrami permeated my whole bus ride home and I couldn't wait to dig into that salty, peppery crusted, fall apart tender meat sandwich. I'm sure the other people on the bus were jealous. Next time I might even try out some of the other rice & noodle dishes, but that smoky pastrami smell still lingers on in my mind.

Lao Bei Fang is an Elmhurst institution and should be protected at all costs…read more In a neighborhood filled with flavors across all of Asia, northern Chinese cuisine is actually a rarity (compared to Flushing). Lao Bei Fang is the longest-standing, and likely the only establishment in that category. My staples are always their hand-pulled noodle soup (can't go wrong with either beef or lamb) and potstickers--always the first to get wiped out when I bring them to a potluck. The food was extremely filling and affordable when I was a college student, and now, as a grown-ass adult, it's nostalgic, unpretentious, still extremely filling and affordable in a dining scene where presentation and paying high prices seem to be the norm. Service is no-frills, order at the counter, and the people working here are kind and very efficient.

Quality eats in a cozy space, and fresh hand pulled noodles…read more Ordered the beef noodle soup, warm and hearty They also offer stir fry noodles and dumplings, also great picks Inside is clean and roomy Tables are not too clustered together Service was quick as well Overall great spot

This spot is located inside a Asian supermarket, with a parking lot. From time to time I get drawn…read morein from the sight, of the variety of dishes available to EAT, 3 choices of toppings on rice with a cup of soup for under 5 bucks. The toppings ranges from Steak, General Tso Chicken, Pork, Squid, Tripe, Clams to a variety of different Vegetarian dishes. What always bother me about this spot is there is really nothing protecting the food from the mobs of people talking and pointing there finger over the food, some even coughing while choosing there toppings. *Disgusting* if you stand there long enough, you will be able to witness a patron shouting his or her choices over the food, while sprinkling it with there spit. "I only order toppings from the row far from the disgusting patrons". The servers are extremely cheap on how much food they serve you on the good toppings, making sure to to tilt the spoon "Quote on Quote" by accident if they given you to much lol. The servers always look angry! Everytime I eat this food it puts me right to sleep. It's extremely hard to digest maybe it could be, the bucket loads of MSG they put in there dishes :). Overall the food taste ok nothing special, loads of food 4 a cheap price. The soup I never drink ( ToO Scared ). There is also a variety of Dim Sum Dishes, Peking Duck, Ribs and a bakery section with a small selection of Asian Breads & Cakes.

This Rice-N-Tea is located inside Good Fortune Supermarket as a food court…read more It's not the cleanest but you can get 3 choices with rice for $4.95, called "lunchbox" fare. They also sell the entrees as single boxes by themselves for an average price of about $5-$6 range. The boxes are the size of the usual Chinese plastic round takeout containers. I have asked them to split the box to put two types of entrees in it, half and half and it's still the same price. They also sell small and large styrofoam containers of various stir fried noodles including chow fun, fried rice noodles and lo mein. They also have the hanging barbecued meats like roasted duck, roast pork, roast pig, soy sauce chicken in one corner, pastries and dim sum in another corner. I come here all the time. There are a few seats but not many. No gratuity needed here because there is no table service. You just buy your food and walk it over to a table...if there is one free. I never have seen a free table, ever! I do takeout here only.

I've been to Tangram Food Hall a few times now, and it's become one of my go to spots in Flushing…read morewhen I'm with a group and everyone wants something different. It's clean, modern, and way more spacious than a lot of other food courts in the area, which makes it easy to hang out without feeling cramped. What I like most is the variety. You can get everything from hand pulled noodles and spicy Sichuan dishes to Korean street food and fun dessert spots all in one place. It's perfect for groups because everyone can order from different vendors and still sit together. Prices are pretty reasonable, and portions are solid. It does get busy, especially on weekends, so finding a table can take a little patience. And like any food hall, some stalls are better than others but overall, the quality is consistently good. If you're in Flushing and want options without having to walk all over the neighborhood, Tangram Food Hall is definitely worth checking out.

Did a small food crawl in Tangram food court. So much to choices to choose from. So we decided try…read morea few few spots Birria Landia - Medium consome - Chicken Tostadas - Chicken/beef tacos - Mulitas Na Tart - Salty Boy Homemade Milky Mochi, Dried pork floss, BBQ seaweed - Chocolate Bobo tart Semi sweet chocolate filling, Dark chocolate crispy pearls - Original joju - JOJU FRIES JoJu's banh mi inspired fries, topped with spicy mayo, spicy green sauce, pickled daikon & carrots, and fresh cilantro with BEEF BULGOGI top with an poached egg - kimchi fries Matcha ice cream

That Birria Landia is at Tangram is amazing!…read more The tacos are just as amazing as the Jackson Heights Location, as is the consome! The aesthetic and branding are pretty awesome and true to its food truck roots.

Birria Landia is a popular birria spot that started as a food truck and has expanded into a more…read morepermanent location inside Tangram Mall. We walked up to a casual, convenient setup with ordering kiosks and a quick pickup-style format that works well for a fast meal. The concept is simple, focusing on Mexican street-style birria with tacos, mulitas, and other dishes built around slow-cooked meat and flavorful consommé. The food court setting means seating is shared, and the atmosphere depends more on the mall environment than the restaurant itself, making it a practical stop for a quick meal while exploring the area. The main highlight is the birria tacos, which come packed with flavorful meat and pair especially well with the consommé for dipping. We ordered a few and found the consommé to be the standout item, with a rich, savory flavor that added a lot to the tacos. The tacos are on the smaller side, so ordering multiple is the better way to fully enjoy the meal, and the mulita and other menu options are also good choices if you want something more filling. The quality of the food is what makes Birria Landia stand out. The flavors are bold, the meat is well seasoned, and the combination of crispy tortillas with the juicy birria creates the kind of texture that makes the dish enjoyable. The main downside is the pricing, especially compared to the original food truck experience. Being inside a mall location makes it feel more expensive than what you might expect for street-style tacos, and the value feels less competitive given the portion size. The ordering process is simple and efficient, with the food coming out relatively quickly. The staff handled the flow well, and the kiosk system made it easy to customize orders without holding up the line. Since it is located inside a food court, seating is shared, so it can get busy during peak hours, but it works well for grabbing a quick meal while exploring the area. Birria Landia is a solid spot for birria tacos, especially if you are looking for a flavorful and casual meal. The consommé and taco combination is the reason to visit, and while the prices are higher than a traditional street setup, the quality of the food makes it worth trying. It offers a dependable, quick birria fix in a convenient location, even if the mall setting takes away some of the street food charm.

Their hours are really convenient & are open 365 days a year (really hope their staff gets comp…read moretime off though). This Asian Supermarket is great & huge. Lots fresh seafood, prepared meals, fruit & vegetable prices are average/can be slightly higher than other Asian Markets. They have a lot of good sales that change weekly. In addition to Korean ingredients, there's a lot of Chinese, Filipino, Vietnamese sauces & spices, Thai curry paste. LIVE Tuna & Roast Pig carving on Saturdays! (the freshest tuna samples w/ soy & spicy dipping sauce) Here's a list of great things to buy from this HMart location! Top Highlight: the house roasted Korean Sweet Potatoes (purple skin, yellow flesh). About $5-7 for 2-3 in a bag. The whole market smells amazing when you walk in. Try this with the "Country-style" Kimchi on top!! (rinse the kimchi a little if its too spicy for you) Have bought on sale: * Shin Black Ramen for $6.99 (I pick out the large pepper flakes in the veggie packet & only use 1/4 spicy powder packet) * Paldo Gomtang Ramen (mild bone broth, thin noodles) * Indo Mee Ramen (check expiration dates though) * Individual ramen flavors to try: Buldak Carbonara, blue Jin mild, Mama Tom Yum (Thai ramen) * Lee Kum Kee Oyster Sauce * different cooking sauces, vinegars, cintron honey * Soon Tofu (for tofu stew) + a few shrimp, small clams from the seafood counter * SO much roasted & seasoned Korean Seaweed (Gim) & other seaweed for stock * Lots of Furukake options * All different Pocky flavors are on sale a lot * Noodles Soup kits on the last far right Refrigerator Wall. Pulmone brand is good (chilled buckwheat noodles in bone broth for the summer). * Haagen Daz pints $6.99 * Individual viral Fruit-shaped Ice cream bars (Mango, Lemon, Peach). $3.99 Good but literally 3-4 bites. * Prepared Foods: Japchae (glass noodles), Broiled Mackerel, Pumpkin Porridge, Bibimbap Toppings (4-pack with shitake, spinach). Kimbap (cooked sushi rolls), Spam Musubi is nice to try (but got sick off of one bought late in the day). Korean rice cakes are just okay - kind of dense & almost zero sugar/sweetness. * The marinated raw meat bar is convenient & just okay. Chicken thighs are good - like a sweet chili marinade with a hint of soy. Bulgogi is convenient but the marinade is a little too sweet for me. Have to try the pork belly, chicken wings, maybe breast... * Kitchen Supply & Home Goods sections are excellent. Buckwheat pillow, Dishwashing gloves (& kimchee/house gloves), lots of Korean pots & pans, dinnerware, cooking utensils, tupperware - well priced. Bought a small-medium sized minimal-designed white fan (clear blades) which looks great in my apartment. They have some beauty products also. The "Italian green scrub towels" seem like they're made differently these days, a decent price there. Try the different types of packaged individual microwaveable Rice (mixed grain, purple rice, Gold brown rice) They carry Fever-Tree Sparkling Cucumber & Quinine tonic water! * Cafe & Bakery section: similar quality as Paris Baguette. All very fresh. Custard bun, Any sponge/chiffon cake with not-too-sweet buttercream, Soboro (peanut crumble topping bun) Had an Matcha Einspanner drink - well made & medium-strong flavor. * Stationary shop & video & dance dance games up front * Not a huge fan of their food court food. Had a Jajiangmein (Black Bean Noodle) & it wasn't very flavorful. Rice Boy looks okay. All the menus have a lot going on & wish there was specialized items/regions for each stall. $1.99 matcha & ube Ice Cream had very little flavor. * Very convenient to Q104 bus between Sunnyside & Astoria. 2 blocks from 46th St. Subway (exit at 48th St. side)

H-Mart I LIC just get better and better with all the genders in the food court and small…read moreentertainment for the kids. The place is kept very clean and plenty of cashiers

I can be pretty picky, especially when it comes to Asian soup. This is a staple in my life. But,…read moreI'm hard to please. I absolutely LOVE this place. This is now my favorite place at the new food court in Elmhurst. For starters, they are the friendliest people, which for me is huge. And, it Elmhurst, that's sometimes hard to find. Service with a smile can make the difference in a dining experience for me. The food here is great. Delish. I used to be a die-hard ramen guy, but I've been venturing away from that. And Chicken Noodle & Fen offers the PERFECT alternative. The soup here is amazing. Full of flavor. With fresh chicken and vegetables, and the perfect broth stock with rich, flavorful taste that completely delights. Today I had the Chicken Spicy Paitan Noodle soup with fresh bok choy, chicken, a soft boiled egg and thin noodles in paitan soup and the right dose of spicy. Definitely recommend.

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Taiwanese Gourmet is a secret gem in Queens. I went with a group of 12 girl who love traditional…read moreTaiwanese dishes. We ordered 15+ items, but my favorites were the fried tofu, egg pancake, and chicken with scallions. Every dish felt like a little piece of Taiwan...it definitely hit the spot. I'd say ordering would be harder if you don't know the dishes by their Taiwanese names, so if you're checking it out, peep their menu ahead of time or ask a friend for recs :)

The food is DELICIOUS HERE!! We love the weekday lunch menu (1 set is enough to feed 3 grown…read moreadults), but if you can't make it, the regular menu is just as worth is since you get bigger family style portions. Our go-tos are - soup - pork and preserved veggies - pork with tofu slices - beef with chives