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    Mahsil

    4.1 (183 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    Alan T.

    Mahsil is known for their Korean style pizzas and that's what I came here to order! I had to their Mahsil pizza, which is kind of like a pizza supreme. I usually get sweet potato filling for the crust when I order Korean pizzas, but this time around I got the cheese filling. I definitely like the pizza! I also had their green onion boneless chicken and their aglio e olio spaghetti. I enjoyed everything!

    Naixin C.

    Good food as usual. Baby loved the pasta and we loved the pizza. Bought Rose pasta to enjoy at home.

    Parmesan fries.(with bacon)

    Just hanging out with the cousins for Sunday dinner at Korean restaurant that had multiple TV's playing different K-Pop songs. Due to food restrictions no spicy food was ordered, and limited food with pork. The food overall was good, the decor is nice, but service is only good enough. The food was mostly good with one definitely not recommended. The pizzas were good but a bit too much bread so was more filling than expected. The rose tteotbokki was delicious but the sauce is very heavy so recommend to share. The brisket with bean sprout was a big portion and better than expected. The Parmesan fries was good and loaded with bacon bits. Truffle fries was a good fries but not much on the truffle taste. The soy garlic wings were pretty good but need more sauce. The spam fries was ok, and didn't quite taste like spam. There also have a good selection of alcohol, beer, soju, hard ciders, etc, that is self serve and not overly expensive. Definitely recommend for groups to share since most of the food here is better suited for sharing.

    Helen Z.

    We came here for dinner on a Saturday and there was plenty of space without a reservation. We shared a sweet potato crust pizza (half Mahshil half sausage and shrimp) and clam soup as well as soy garlic wings among 4 people and it was plenty of food. I didn't actually try the wings, but I enjoyed the pizza and the soup. They gave a healthy amount of clams too. Service was friendly. Street parking was not difficult to find.

    Bulgogi Pizza ( L ) Cheese Crust
    Stephen T.

    Food: 5/5 Mahsil serves up two of my favorite foods together: pizza and Korean fried chicken. We ordered the Parmesan Cheese Fries ($12), Soy Garlic and Sweet & Spicy Chicken Wings ($27 for 20pcs), and Bulgogi Pizza Cheese Crust ($25 for large). Their parmesan fries comes with a lot of bacon which most places don't have. The pizza was loaded with toppings. It isn't crispy like a NY slice, but has a good soft texture. I think Mahsil has some of the best Korean wings in NY. They're consistently juicy and perfectly balanced with the fried batter. Service: 5/5 Service is attentive and efficient, especially considering how busy it can get. Even during peak hours, they keep things moving smoothly and make sure the table is taken care of. Ambiance: 5/5 The ambiance is usually lively with a casual, energetic feel. It was a little quieter on a weekday evening. The space is clean and well-lit, with a comfortable setup for both small groups and larger gatherings.

    Mahsil Pizza Golden Crust
    Camille R.

    I can't believe I haven't written a review yet for Mahsil, our absolute favorite Korean food spot! We've been coming here for a long time, and they've never let us down. The staff is always friendly, the place is clean and well-kept, and most importantly, the food is consistently spot-on and delicious. I always order the Korean fried chicken in spicy soy garlic -- I swear I could eat this all day. Crispy, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. Their cheese tteokbokki is another must-order. The cheese overload pairs so well with the spiciness of the gochujang sauce -- such a satisfying combo. The pizza with sweet potato edges is a family favorite and a fun twist that everyone loves. My son always orders the bibimbap doria, which honestly reminds me so much of Pizza Hut Philippines (just taste it -- IYKYK!). It's comforting, cheesy, and nostalgic. We also enjoy the rose pasta -- creamy, garlicky, and really well done. And the fish cake soup is perfect for colder days, filled with meats and veggies and so comforting. We're basically regulars at this point, and one of the best things about Mahsil is the consistency. Same great flavors, same quality, every single visit. Highly recommend if you're craving solid Korean comfort food!

    Sweet potato gratin
    Shashi R.

    Korean restaurant with creative take on pizza, fried chicken, pasta and others. Ratings: The Mahsil pizza 9/10 Tons of flavor packed into this pizza. The golden crust is stuffed with sweet potato and the dough is nicely fried to form an amazing crust. It features a lot of toppings and they are fantastic. Sweet potato gratin 9/10 Perfectly cooked sweet potato covered by a layer of baked cheese. This is so sweet and savory it's crazy. The soft texture of the sweet potato with the slightly crispy crust of the baked cheese go together in harmony. This dish can be used for anything including a pizza topping, loaded fries topping, or as a dip. Kimchi fries 7/10 Standard order of fries topped with minced kimchi, spicy mayo. It's decent but nothing special. The flavors don't combine or form a new dish, the kimchi flavor and the fries don't blend.

    Outdoors
    Ernie L.

    Solid place. Definitely a place you'd go for if you want a pub like food and affair. People are super nice and accommodating. We were the only ones sitting outside and people can out periodically if we needed anything which was great. There have been places ive gone to in similar scenarios and was completely forgotten until someone went in to order/get checks/refill water. Food was so filling and so satisfying. The pizza is reminiscent of pizza I've gotten in east Asia. If you come in thinking typical NY pizza, better go to the other pizza joints around because you'd be disappointed. These were more over-the-top and i love it. They are also very filling, cheesy and plenty of toppings. The corn tastes like the cheese corn in KBBQs and chives def cuts through the amount of cheese they put. I can usually eat an entire large NY pizza pie, but these were so loaded, I could only eat half. And the large pizzas here equate to a medium pizza anywhere else. We also got hamburg steak which we didn't realize came in twos. However we already filled up with the pizza that we barely touched it. Tho even then they were pretty solid and juicy patties. Everything amounted to $55 for 2, but we had enough leftovers for a third or forth person. And they do allow dogs but outdoor space only.

    fried crispy boneless chicken
    Anyu L.

    Cutest restaurant in Murray Hill with amazing lighting. A huge drink selection. My partner and I ordered three items and they were all delicious. We ordered a medium classic potato pizza, crispy boneless fried chicken, and a mussel soup. The potato pizza was good. Very cheesy, but i would probably try out another flavor next time since it wasn't mind blowing, very standard. Mussel udon soup was amazing in this cold NYC weather, warmed me up. They are not stingy with their mussels... I couldn't even count. The broth was flavorful and aromatic. Boneless fried chicken was so good, tender and juicy. The server was super nice and offered different dipping sauces, our favorite was the spicy mayo and the honey mustard. Servers were super attentive and helpful, they also have great music taste (a lot of kpop). Overall, would come back and try other items on the menu.

    Amy L.

    I had a wonderful time dining at Mahsil. The food was solid though we ordered some dishes we probably didn't need. We got the fried corn balls, sweet potato crust pizza, and fried chicken wings. The fried corn balls sounded good but there wasn't anything special to them (probably would prefer cheese corn over this). The pizza was also good. The sweet potato ended up being puree that they piped along the crust, not the crust being made out of sweet potato which I was expecting. The fried chicken was delicious. The service was a little slow as we waited a long time for our check or dishes to be cleared. The food came out fast. Ambiance is casual as they have beer fridges where you can buy beer that is affordably priced.

    Anthony R.

    I was looking for a nice Korean pizza spot and this one had everything I could ask for. Off the end of the 7 (with a bit of a walk) in Flushing, Mahsil had amazing service that is dog friendly (if you sit outside) we got the Cajun fries that came with this sweet molasses like dipping sauce - wasn't a fan favorite but I really enjoyed this one! Then th fried chicken we got the half and half drumsticks for soy garlic and the sweet and spicy and they were both really delicious, juicy, and sweet! The size of the drumsticks really made my moneys worth! And for the Korean pizzas we got the half and half as well - the Mahsil and the potato - with the golden crust which was my favorite part of it. I will say their signature pizza was more delicious than the potato pizza but overall Korean pizzas are just so good - not too oily, crispy, and savory! This is a great spot to come back to whenever I am in Flsuhing and need a good Korean pizza and chicken combo!

    Outside
    Paul P.

    We had a fairly solid experience at Mahsil. They have plenty of choices and their Korean-style pizza menu is impressive. We went with the sweet potato crust for our BBQ Chicken Pizza, which does come with a cheese crust too. Definitely eat this as soon as the pizza comes out piping hot for the best experience! The sweet potato nuggets were fine. I do wish it was a lighter batter, but that's my preference. It does need some sort of better sauce that pairs with it, and ketchup is not the one. Seriously, this one little swap here will make this appetizer far more worth ordering for the table. The rose pasta was tasty as well, with plenty of shrimp (even some shrimp heads for people who believe in sucking the juices out of them). I didn't try the hamburger steak as it had pork in it, but was interesting to see they came with two types of sauces. I'd get this every time if they had a 100% beef version, and I wouldn't mind less meat if it means better quality. I'd also prefer they swap the American cheese for something better, maybe cheddar or mozzarella, with the tiniest scoop of rice. But what do I know. They had Kpop playing on TV, but I was secretly sad they muted it to play some old '00s pop and dance songs. Oh well, nothing that takes away from the food. Overall, portions here were generous, staff were friendly, and food was delicious.

    Soy Garlic and Red Hot
    Sharon L.

    Got to try this spot with some friends recently. It has a very relaxed atmosphere, it's lively and the staff is really nice. The food came out pretty quickly and I like that you're able to just grab a drink from the coolers they have. We tried the Mahsil pizza, calamari fries, takoyaki and half and half 10 piece wings (soy garlic and red hot). The pizza was very good, I liked the sweet potatoes - salty and sweet. The crust was cheesy and the toppings were delicious. The takoyaki was solid - nothing special but still good! The wings were fried nicely, I enjoyed both of the flavors I got. The calamari fries were crispy but slightly over cooked. I did really enjoy the sauce it came with. Overall, a great place to grab food with friends!!

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    Seating area, there is more seating to the left of the photo that is not shown.
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    4.5
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    0.0 mi

    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.

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