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    DRUNKEN NOODLE
    Tanya K.

    I have found my FAVORITE spot for Tom Yum Noodle Soup. They offer minced pork or seafood as choice of protein both priced at $15. The serving size is a bit smaller than what you'd get from spots in Elmhurst BUT this place packs a punch in terms of flavor. Their Tom Yum is creamy from coconut milk and finished off with a fresh squeeze of lime. Our server, May, was such a gem - she's the only one working the front of the store and she juggles take out orders AND waits on all the tables. She gave great recommendations and was honest on ones she haven't tried before, so was hesitant on recommending. I've also had their Gai Yang (grilled chicken)- which fyi, if you come later in the day they might not have the whole chicken and only the half. One thing I was missing from that is an order of papaya salad - which they unfortunately do not serve at this location. Seating can be a bit tight, so I'd recommend coming in on their off peak hours!

    pad thai and pad see ew
    Stephanie T.

    Zaab Zaab is located in Tangram Mall's Food Hall. We ordered the pad thai and pad see ew with chicken to go. It didn't take too long for the food to come out. We consumed it in the tables in the food hall. Both dishes were very flavorful. I would definitely come back.

    Larb Ped Udon: $24.95
    Harris L.

    BLUF: Good flavors, small portions, pricey. Zaab Zaab, which won a Michelin Bib Gourmand in 2022, recently opened a new location in Tangram Mall's Food Court. This narrow food stall has seating for approximately 17 people. Dishes We've Tried: - Larb Ped Udon (Minced Duck Salad): $24.95. OK. The minced duck had the consistency and taste of minced pork, instead of duck. - Pad Se Ewe: $22.95. Delicious. The bacon and its infusion of flavors into the noodles added a level of enjoyment compared to regular Pad Se Ew, but the portion was small. Other: Suggested tips for dine-in start at 20% post-tax. Service could have been better for that level of requested tips. They could have at least refilled our water glasses. Tangram Mall provides restrooms and complimentary Wi-Fi, though the latter has been unreliable in recent visits.

    Pad Se Ewe
    Jessica L.

    Zaab Zaab makes it way to Flushing. Located inside Tangram. . They are still in the soft opening phase so some of their items are not yet ready. They have a dine in menu and a take out menu if you wish not to dine in.. the take out menu doesn't have many options.. . Since we were in a rush, we didn't order any of their soups or meat/fish platters, just noodles. . Shrimp Pad Thai - it was very good. The noodles had so much flavor. You can take the wok air in the entire dish. The noodles were very chewy. The shrimps were pretty plump and not over cooked. . Pad Se Ewe- this was delicious. They kept the noodles very think. You don't get to choose your protein though, it's fixed. Once again, the wok air flavor was all over this dish... . Seating area isn't big, good for small parties. I do think the prices are very high and the portions are not big at all. It's quality over quantity..

    Tom Som Gai
    James B.

    Today I stopped off here before I leave to do some travelling. I ordered Papaya Salad and Tom Som Gai/Chicken Tom Yum Papaya salad- Not bad, nice and crispy, good spicyness, sweet but not too sweet. Tom yum-Packed with flavor, spicy, sour, super fresh, galangal, kaffir lime leaf, lemongrass, chili peppers it had it all in there. Really good. Definitely one of my favorite tom yums. Service: On top of their game, water was frequently refilled, waitress was very friendly. Overall: Really good, excellent addition to Flushing.

    Michelle A.

    I haven't had the chance to check out their restaurant, but saw they have a space at Tangram. The spot is tiny but super cute. My husband has a peanut allergy and the staff was really helpful and made sure the kitchen was aware. We decided to get 2 dishes, pad thai and beef krapow . Both dishes came out quickly and we were a little taken a back by how small the portions are. The pad thai had great flavor and satisfied my craving. The krapow was good but way too salty. We had to order extra rice so we could finish it. Overall, I liked the food but not sure what all the rave reviews are about.

    Thai Green Tea ($5) - pretty interesting to try! strong green tea aftertaste
    Sandy D.

    The lighting was such a vibe and with its convenient location for Thai cuisine, we opted for this for a quick dinner. After trying several spots here, I'm concluding Tangram food just isn't good because our meal was very dissatisfying. Service was off, she didn't look like she wanted to be there and dropped our bill and took away our plates too soon. This could have very well be just a grab and go spot like the other nearby joints if that was the case. I never had Boat Noodles ($12) before so I gave it a try, with the choice of Rice Noodles and additional beef balls/tripes/tendon ($3). Both our dishes had a weird aftertaste to them, and it's probably the sauce they use. Their beef balls had an especially funky taste to it that prevented me from having another one. Tripe was good though, and the overall portions were big. There were quite a number of good menu options here, but given the quality and service, I wouldn't be stepping foot here again.

    Ryan Y.

    After hearing many good things about the Elmhurst location, we were interested to try the flushing Zaab Zaab location due to it being a closer travel. The small restaurant is located in the Tangram food court. We came on a weekend during lunch, and service was quite slow. It seemed like every table had to wait awhile for their food. Took around 25min after ordering for our first dish to be delivered to the table. The waiter did apologize for the delay though. We ordered the Pork Kapow Over Rice ($15), Pad Se Ewe ($16), and Mango Sticky Rice ($12) Pork Kapow Over Rice - Included ground meat stir-fried with Thai hot basils, Thai bird chili, and garlic sauté. The waitress informed us that Thai spice is hotter than normal spice, so we opted for the mild version, but I think we would have enjoyed it more with regular spice. It was very flavorful and savory with only a small kick. [4/5] Pad Se Ewe - Was sweet and flavorful as the broad noodles stir-fried with pork collar, bacon, and sweet soy sauce. [4/5] Mango Sticky Rice - I really liked that they used pandan extract with the rice and the mangos were perfectly ripe, but the coconut sauce that was on top ruined it for me. I'm not sure why, but it did not taste right, so I tried to scrape it off as I was eating the dessert. [4/5] Overall the food was good, but due to it being quite oily, you may feel a little bloated/uncomfortable if you eat too much.

    Kapow over rice and Zaab Fries
    Jason L.

    Came here to try Thai food. The kapow over rice taste good. The peppers are very spicy. The rice was soft. The fries are crunchy and little juicy. Good for a meal. The water is filled into a Thai style cup. More like being in Thailand. The area is little small with tables placed around. The food are clean and service was great.

    Carmen Z.

    Cute small Thai restaurant inside the Tangram mall. They have a few of their own seatings that's like a a small cubby hole, got a slight restaurant feel with the walls, but you can also eat at the seatings provided by the mall. The food is pretty good, we got the kapow beef that comes with rice. The rice is surprisingly a lot less than expected, way more beef than expected. But beware that the food are spicyyy. We ordered mild, and it was still hella spicy for us. I can't eat that spicy but my friends that can eat quite a decent amount of spicy also said it's spicy, got us doing the "salivated heavy breathing". Had to order the Thai tea to try to make it go away lol. Also got the mango sticky rice which is also good. The cashier was really friendly Price is in between decent and kind of pricey.

    PAD THAI NOODLE

    The pad thai i got had a sour taste and looked like it wasn't freshly made :( also i requested for extra peanuts & got nothing :(

    Pla neung manow (Branzino)
    Winnie C.

    Very surprising, The fish is so big and fresh, just a little too spicy for us. We will be back and make sure let them know we will like it less spicy. All the food are so amazing, can't believe we are in a food court in flushing

    KHAO MUN GAI

    First time eating at this spot and the food is so good! The boat noodle is a recommend! The owner was so sweet and nice. Very welcoming. The atmosphere is nice too.

    Crab fried rice

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