Very hometown place mainly serving the locals. Not worth going out of your way for…read more It's the kind of food that your friend's aunt makes. It's okay and will get you full but nothing mind blowing. Tried the vegetarian bun. It's mediocre. I've had better elsewhere. They do not have everything on the menu, available. I tried ordering a few other items but she said they didn't have. Soy bean drink. It is served super hot in a small thin paper cup. Very watered down. Little to no bean taste. Dumplings can be bought, pan fried, steamed or frozen by the bag. Server was very friendly. Ambiance. Small hole in the wall place with a few tables and chairs. They have a lot of locals coming in for takeout. This location does not have many eateries in the area. It's an okay place to come to if you are in the neighborhood.

I buy a bagful of frozen dumplings weekly. Nicely plump and very delicious. At 30 bucks for 50…read moredelicious packets of flavor, I think it's a great buy. Everything is handmade with love. Nice addition to the neighborhood. Folks who run the little shop are friendly. Cozy inside and a peaceful ambience although I usually go the takeout route.

I was wrapping up my trip from Manhattan and craving some unique Korean pizza combos after a long…read moreday riding several subway trains. I am a very picky eater, and my stomach can't handle heavy foods. My group arrived at the restaurant at 5 PM and were immediately welcomed warmly by Crystal and Insun before being seated. My group was able to get a table right away when we arrived but it does get busy fast especially during their peak hours. Following up, both Sam and Insun helped us with our drinks, such as providing water right away and even taking extra time to listen and recommend what beers/sojus would be best for the foods we were ordering, my group's preferences in alcohol tastes, and what would be best in terms of our alcohol tolerance! I originally came for their pizza, but since I was on vacation, my group decided we could all share different foods. I appreciate Sam's time in explaining their dish specialties and answering all the questions I had. I can say for certain this is one of the best Korean restaurants I've been to! My group ordered their rose pasta, aglio pasta, half serving of soy garlic chicken wings, half serving of sweet and spicy chicken wings, half serving of the mahsil pizza & half serving of their BBQ pizza. The pizza wasn't too doughy at all, and I love how the toppings aren't overpowering each other; plus, the pizza was loaded with toppings. Each chicken wing was crispy and had the perfect balance between sweetness and savory. I came for the pizza, but the rose pasta stood out to me the most! The sauce was very rich and like "melted" right in my mouth. I have a small stomach, but I couldn't stop eating everything my group ordered because each dish was comforting in its own way! Overall, the space is very cozy and lively; the customer service was not only attentive, but extremely kind and considerate of our time! Definitely come during dinner time, as the food is very comforting and feels warm in your stomach!

Our first (and probably last) visit seemed to havd so much promise but was ultimately…read moreunderwhelming. Two things basically undid them. First, staff didn't check on our table once. Then, even more importantly, the pizza was impossibly cheesy. In fact, there was so (disproportionately) much cheese that it practically overshadowed whatever else toppings there were. We had large golden crust half and half pizza with bulgogi on on half and Korean chive on the other. We liked the crusty crust and what looked and tasted like sweet potato mousse which appeared to have been squeezed around the outer edges inside the crust ring. The silverware and crockery, including the stand to lay the pizza on, were all nice touches, so I wish the service and food matched these other elements much more closely. They have a bar and flat screen TVs, and the music was audible but not too distracting. I wish them well.

Second time ordering from Cheozip, mostly because I was craving Jollibee chicken and needed to talk…read moremyself out of it so I ended up looking into the local Korean fried chicken spots for value and delivery, and this place won. Almost didn't bother since there weren't many recent reviews and the few on Google weren't great, but I'm glad I took the chance. Pretty sure this is my new local pizza spot. I wanted Mahsil but that was $10 more and Mr. Dak was $20 more so give and take lol. Got the bulgogi again and THIS TIME THEY GOT THE CHEESE TO TOPPING RATIO RIGHT (unless they were out cheese) so you could actually taste the bulgogi instead of it drowning in cheese. No crispy edge on the crust, but it's got this soft, pillowy thing going on that somehow was still good on day 3. 5/5. The fried chicken was solid too, tender and juicy, and the batter had this subtle sweetness, kind of like pancake batter almost. Only complaint is the flavors are pretty basic, just hot chili, so I'd love to see them add soy garlic or buffalo down the line. 3/5. Also they threw in free pickled radish, pickles, and condiments, which was a nice surprise. Portions were generous too, so I've got leftovers for days.

I came as a party of 2 to dine in for Friday lunch. The restaurant was open but only ready for…read moretakeout at 11:45am. It was ready for seating closer to 12:30pm. Perhaps this restaurant has more business from takeout or in the evenings. There was only 1 server in the restaurant during my visit. The pizza was good. I enjoyed the stuffed crust with sweet potato and cheese. It was sweet and cheesy. The bulgogi on the pizza was a decent amount and spread out nicely. The yang yeung fried chicken was sweet and tangy, not spicy. The fried chicken had a thin coating/breading which led it to be crispy and still juicy. I also got a honey garlic soy 16 piece for takeout and this was probably my favorite flavor for chicken. It's a must try. I mainly give this review not because of the food but because of the service quality. It was barely minimal. It was hard to get the waiter's attention just to be served water or get a refill of water. Sometimes the waiter would be standing outside the restaurant or taking a break at a table near where I was seated. I wish the service was better. I wouldn't knock out this restaurant for takeout in the future.

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.

I don't live close to SUMMER...but its worth the 20 minute walk to eat here....everything my family…read morehas ordered has been fresh and tasty! Our favorites are the Vietnamese sandwiches....not too hard and delicious! The pork version is very good....and we get the spicy one that is actually spicy Good Job!

I got the premium ramen noodle soup with crystal noodles. It's hard to find crystal noodles aka…read morepotato noodles outside of hotpot places. I just wished it was the flat potato noodles but it still tasted delicious nonetheless. My wife got the signature spicy hot noodle soup. It is definitely spicy enough. She said it made her cough with a gleeful smile on her face. The milk tea is good but I wished the boba was a bit softer. The price is decent. It's $30 total. It's comparable to other places. The only minus is I spotted some mosquitos and I wished there was more space.

OG HongKong restaurants. We stopped in for the clay pot rice, topped with spare ribs…read moreBlack bean sauce. Also ordered skewers, all were delish. We will be back.

Homey canto style food at a good price. Great portions. Friendly staff…read more BBQ squid - perfect texture, but bland. Fix this with the Hotpot Soy Sauce and spicy cumin powder they provide! Peanut Sauce rice rolls - perfect chewy soft texture with balance of salty and sweet sauce Beef Haw Fun - SO GOOD tender beef and bouncy noodles, perfectly seasoned Wonton noodles with 3 types of dumplings - fresh shrimp dumplings, great texture, al dente noodles, soup is addictive

This is a Cute place to grab a quick snack or drink. Not a ton of indoor seating, long benches…read moreagainst the wall, and seven small tables with stools in front of them. Order up at the kiosk, they accept card and cash. Two large TV screens show the news. Their skewers have a slight peppery kick to them, so if you are averse to spicy, the skewers may not be for you. They are grilled fresh and cooked well. Their teas are pretty normal, some of the flavored ones are powdered mixes or syrups, but for their hot and iced tea they do fresh brew it . They also have hot coffees and espressos. They have cute keychain and pins for sale. If you are in a science or healthcare related field, or majoring in sciences, don't sleep on the enamel pins. For $3, some of them are actually really cute and funny!

Would recommend for their well priced sets and specials - before 11am, you can get a breakfast set…read moreor you can opt for the All Day Sets which are more heavy in terms of portion size. We got two All Day Sets - which includes your choice of meal with a side salad and refreshing lightly sweetened Jasmine Green Tea. The beef was very well seasoned and flavorful, and the soy sauce noodles were also very savory with a nice crunch from the bean sprouts. They definitely don't skimp out on the carbs so expect leftover rice or noodles. We also got the steamed rice roll with shrimp which was also a very large portion, so we got full pretty quickly. It seems like they are known for their skewers and rice rolls so definitely check those out or their bigger meals/sets!

This cozy restaurant is Flushing is a great spot for some homey Korean food. Located in a plaza, it…read morehas plenty of parking and is a convenient stop to grab a meal after grocery shopping. Service here is quick, and they have plenty of seating. We got their seafood pancake and their mul milmyeon. Both were amazing. Although we felt that their kimchi was pretty sour, their kkakdugi was so good. The portions for their seafood pancake was huge and the milmyeon was refreshing in the summer heat.

We ordered a plethora of items for a family dinner to take out…read more Once we got home the soup was still warm. We ordered the brisket beef soup and tendon. The soup broth was clean and light. Executed perfectly! They even give spice and salt on the side to add additional flavor your liking. The seafood pancake was firm filled with an abundance of seafood. We also got the sweet and sour chicken. The tempura fry was stiff but work. You didnt taste the oil in the batter. The sauce was great considering we are always used to the Chinese version. This was a nice change of pace. Would come back again!