I've been going to Jang Dok Dae for years and it's one of my favorite Korean restaurants ran by a…read moremom and pop. I was sad to see it was closed on Yelp and Google the other day, but after calling the owner, she mentioned they had to move recently. They've moved to 153-15 Union Tpke, Kew Garden Hills, NY 11367 under Kay's Crunch & Kimbob.

They moved to 153-15 Union Turnpike. New name Kay's Crunch & Kimbob. Same good food quality served…read moreby the chef. Their usual customers should check out.

Very good job at making us feel comfortable. Attendants were very hospitable and accommodating to…read moreour tastes. The youtube option is a plus

4/5 Sundubu $16- really good, mild is perfect for me…read more 5/5 squid bokkeum $33- spicy but amazing 5/5 kimchi jeon $22- really good, crispy, spicy 4/5 Daegu maeuntang $25- really spicy but really good 4/5 cinnamon tea- so spicy but so good, too much cinnamon

I went to Rice Thief tonight and it was great. The restaurant itself was so pretty and cozy, the…read morestaff were super nice, and most of all, the food was amazing. I got the spicy pork belly and it was so flavorful and the perfect amount of spicy. p.s. sparkling water is $10. Perfectly fine, but just keep in mind.

Cool little restaurant with an admirable origin story…read more I'm not the biggest fan of Gejang but this place really nailed it. Even compared to what I've tried in South Korea, this exceeded my expectations. Was with a group of 4, ordered the Rice Thief tower ~about $179 that came with 4 crabs (2 soy marinated, 2 spicy marinated) and a bunch of other meaty seafood/sashimi and sides. Random highlight - the Abalone congee was really comforting. Banchan was not a hit for me, and thought the pork belly dish was mid also. Don't think I'd come back to try the rest of their menu as their specialty here was thumbs/claws up

I've been here multiple times now and I can say with confidence that this place is amazing. The…read morestaff and service is honestly one of the best. They are consistently coming around to check on us and give us any refills whether on the kimchi or our waters. They are also really fast and wait time was minimal for both our table and the food. The place is cozy and looks well-structured. I also love that every table comes equipped with condiments and utensils you may need, as well as a call button for staff to come around your table. Hearing the 'ding' is always really nice. The actual food itself truly tastes like home. Everything is so comforting and you can never get sick of food like this. The portions are also huge so bring an empty stomach or a big group. We always manage to have leftovers whenever we come here. I absolutely love the pajuns, and always find myself gravitating towards the seafood pancakes, and they do not skimp out on the seafood either. The mandus are extremely filling, and the meat inside is nice and juicy. The noodles itself are honestly so refreshing and hits the spot every time. I've heard people debate on whether kalguksu or sujebi was better, but this place makes it hard to decide every time-they're both just so good. I honestly highly recommend this spot whether you're going with friends, family, or even on a date. Just remember to bring your appetite and don't make the mistake I made in the beginning, going on a Sunday, they're usually closed.

This place is always packed. I don't think I've ever been here when it wasn't…read more I love their seafood pancake. It's thick, crispy, and always one of my favorite dishes to order. Their noodle dishes are seasoned really well, but I can't say they're outstanding. The broth and overall flavor are good. That said, the customer service is excellent. The servers are always friendly, attentive, and very polite, which makes the dining experience even better.

Probably one of my favorite spots in the neighborhood. One of the handful of Korean spots serving…read moreclassic Korean dishes that head home. I ordered takeout from here a little too often. I've never eaten in store, but I've picked up my order a couple times and it is a small spot that can be inconspicuous to the unknown eye. They have combo meals that I think are worth it if you want a protein and a soup. Their galbi is good and appropriately priced. I saw that they too saw Korean beverages so that could be a perk for dining in. I will continue to be a returning customer!

This is going to be my last go around with Kal…read more The Tonkatsu was incredibly dry with not enough sauce given, the wings were so mushy - as if they were put into a microwave and then coated in sauce (think frozen grocery store wings that come in a bag). I miss when they first opened and served kimbap.

Tried this place for the first time, it was a Saturday night. We arrived around 5:30 table of 2 and…read morethere were 2 other large parties. It got busy, almost full house around 6:30ish. There's 2 waitresses and one busser, but I felt only one of the waitress was pulling the weight, while the other (maybe she's the owner?) mostly chatted with one of the table customers. I felt bad for our waitress she was so busy with fulfilling takeouts + dine ins and the dishes require a lot of servicing table side. She couldn't catch 1 second of break :( Food wise, we got their 2 person combo of spicy pork gamja tang and spicy rice cake which came with the steamed egg. Everything was so good, egg was extra fluffy, rice cake was delicious and the meat came right off the bones. They take a good variety of side dishes. My partner wasn't a fan of the gamja tang but due to feeling it's a hassle to eat meat with bones, so those who fee sim may agree. We also asked for the fried rice after we finished the gamja tang, for 2 servings I think it was $4.75 or something. I really enjoyed it but I guess I like scorched rice, also something my partner doesn't enjoy so those we feel sim just note. Environment feels very old school, well worn. Feels cozy. It can get loud very quickly on a Saturday night as this place seems to be a hit for large parties. Since the wait staff is short handed, expect a bit of a wait for things. Don't come if you're in a rush.

I'm pretty sure I discovered this spot long before Anthony Bourdain did! It was featured in Parts…read moreUnknown Season 9, Episode 4 (Queens), where he dined here with chefs Josh Smookler and Cosme Aguilar. Geo Si Gi is highly known for their signature gamjatang (spicy pork bone soup). Ordered the Gamjatang & Grilled Mackerel Set - $52.95 (for 2) The gamjatang is perfectly spiced - bold and warming without overwhelming heat (and trust me, my spice tolerance is low!). Instead of the usual red kimchi, they load it with long strips of green napa cabbage, cut right before your eyes before serving. Some bean sprouts, watercress on top, with tender potatoes, chewy rice cakes, and massive pork bones that fall right off - so meaty and flavorful. Served with a side of sweet mustard sauce. Pure comfort on a cold day. The grilled mackerel was enormous and incredibly plump - way bigger than expected! As an oily fish, it's rich and satisfying, but we barely made it through a third. If you're a mackerel fan like me, it's a must-order. . Banchan were simple and homey: nothing flashy, just solid classics. Bonus: it comes with fluffy steamed egg (jjim) that rounds out the meal perfectly. I can eat an entire bowl of rice with just the steamed egg . This set was massive for two - we left with about 1/4 of the soup and 2/3 of the fish! Pro tip: Save some broth and ask them to make fried rice with it at the end. Game-changer. . Highly recommend for hearty, soul-warming Korean food in Flushing!

2nd visit The duck noodle soup tastes clean. Some duck…read moredishes taste a little gamey but not in here. I wish have more duck meat but I shouldn't ask for more with $20 price tag. The beef stew is delicious as well and there is potato noodle inside. This is a one man store, don't expect a super quick service. I'm happy what I got They do have some regular customer in the store. Owner puts his heart into the food. We enjoy every bites of them. I plan to try A7 goat soup on my next visit. Can't wait to be back. They always turn on the Korean channel in the restaurant, that transformed us back to Korea travel. Don't imitate by the hole in a wall, food are amazing.

Homey Korean food that warms your soul. Nothing fancy, but it'll taste like a Korean grandma made…read moreyou a meal. Prices are also fair.

This place is delicious. My friends and I went there early this year and then my partner and I took…read moreour family there for Mother's Day dinner. They all enjoyed it. The meat was fresh and tender. The service was great. The girl who was serving us, also cooked our meat. She was attentive to her customers at other tables. This Korean BBQ is authentic and I would love to come back again next time.

I haven't hung out in Flushing in years so I asked my friend for a recommendation when I needed a…read moreplace to eat before the Noah Kahan concert at Citi Field. We were a group of 6 and came to Daori for some Korean BBQ. They're located on a residential street but next to several other stores and restaurant. We were surprised to see that they had TV's which was great since the World Cup final was playing. We are told the Iberico pork was the star here. We ordered several other dishes as well. The pork was indeed very good. My only comment was that the waitress seemed very stressed and frazzled. She was stressing about cooking the food and some of it was getting overcooked but also our banchan didn't get refilled because of it. Their English is also not great so there were times when we had a tough time communicating. I would say overall the food was good and we had a good time. It was also very reasonably priced. After tips, it was only $64 per person. We'll definitely come again.