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    NY Lhasa Liang Fen

    4.2 (17 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    Maram A.

    This place is popular. Patrons and travelers were coming in consistently for take away and dine in orders. The waitress was very friendly. Service is slow but due to how busy they are. The restaurant is average looking. It has a few sit down tables. I found the food to be okay. They weren't the best beef momos I've had and the soup needed more spices. It was a chicken broth soup with noodles but didn't have strong flavor. Our lemon tea was very good. The spicy sauces on the side are very spicy. I will say that the food did not sit well with us after we ate. Not sure why. Mera's Tip: tea time

    Jeff H.

    First time having Tibetan food, which was amazing and a great experience. It was a bit on the spicy side, but had a soup and fried momo, one with beef and one with lamb. The skin of the momo was thin, but enough to contain the juice of the meat inside. The soup based momo was spicy, but rich in flavor and texture. It is perfect for the winter. Also had a fried dough on the side that had a slight sweetness to it, and is recommended to eat with various sauces. I would definitely come back for more momo in the future!

    Chive Veg momo with side of radish salad that comes with the order .
    Bhutisang G.

    I had a lhaphing with waiwai which i forgot to take a pic but its very delicious with the right amount of hot sauce and sesame blended well togather with wai wai noodle . This is a must try !!! Also their lemon tea is very nostalgic! If you folks are anywhere from boudha , you know that eccentric part of how everyone goes for a sip of tea or lemon tea after circumbulating in kora refreshes your soul and mind. They have exactly that tea here if you know you know !!! The chive momos were also really good , perfectly composed flavour with no much of over of anything. The momos tasted very healthy for me based on no much oil and salt. I loved it !! For anyone trying for a new place to eat tibetan food , this spot hits the light . Very nearby subway , friendly staff and kind owner . Highly recomme

    16. Sha Baklep

    Disappointing Shabhaley and Poor Service I've ordered from this place before and stuck to their Laphing, which is honestly the only good thing they serve. But I made the mistake of trying something new this time, and I deeply regret it. I ordered the Shabhaley, thinking it might be better than what I had experienced in the past, but I was very wrong. When the Shabhaley arrived, it didn't even look right--overly fried and falling apart. The dough broke as soon as I picked it up, and the taste was completely off. After just one bite, I let the server know that it wasn't good, hoping to get a replacement or at least an alternative dish. Instead, I was told that no substitutions or refunds were possible because I had already touched it. I ended up sending the plate back after just that one bite and was still charged for it. As someone who works in the service industry, I know the importance of ensuring customers have a good experience. This place failed on both food and service. Charging someone for something they didn't eat and not offering any solution is unacceptable. The staff didn't seem to care at all about my experience. If you're looking for Tibetan food, save yourself the trouble and go elsewhere. Or there is other Lhasa Leng feng near Elmhurst hospital. The only thing worth ordering from here is the Laphing, but even that doesn't make up for the poor overall experience.

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    Scott R.

    Great momo jhol. I went on a "momo crawl" in the area and this was one of my favorite. The broth tastes more of a Chinese influence, somewhat like hot & sour soup, as opposed to the Indian flavor profile. Will definitely go back

    C. Beef Momo

    AMAZING!! This place is a hidden gem . Right under the 74th street train station and perfectly situated in Jackson Heights. I had it during the Momo Crawl 2023. My favorite meal is the Chili Momos/C. Momo C. momo beef: chili momos fried with beef inside in a red sauce with chunks of green peppers . I ask for Less Spicy and it's perfect for me. You're missing out if you haven't had it yet! The service it quick and they take Zelle/card.

    Tried almost everything! Highly recommended...

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    Best food we've eaten on our trip. The honey chicken and the gobi Manchurian were amazing. Would come back every week (or more).

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    4.7
    (61 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    THE SOUP DUMPLINGS HERE ARE AMAZING. The dough isn't so thick where you're getting a mouthful of…read moredumpling wrapper. It isn't so thin where the dumplings break as soon as you pick it up. It's just right. Then the filling. The pork was delicious. It was soft and flavorful. Now the broth inside these dumplings. These were the soupiest soup dumplings I've had. This place tops Nan Xiang on Prince St IMO. The soup is just.... Perfection. This is a rich multidimensional flavored broth. I could tell a lot of time went into this. The owners told me they make everything fresh, made-to-order. THEIR CHILI OIL IS AMAZING. The owners are so so nice. Clean beautiful space with lots of seating. Great prices. We also got the beef stir fry udon which was DELICIOUS, the takoyaki which was DELICIOUS, and bubble tea/fruit teas which were all DELICIOUS. This place just opened 5 months ago, come before this place gets super packed ‍

    The food was flavorful and well prepared. I ordered the vegetable stir-fried udon and the General…read moreTso's shrimp, both of which had good flavor and texture. My three-star rating reflects the pricing rather than the quality. At nearly $50 for two modestly sized dishes, the cost felt excessive, especially considering the food was comparable to other solid Chinese restaurants in the area. You can argue that is due to the third party delivery fees, but I've never come across such a pricing for such portions sizes on delivery apps.

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    Interior
    Pork xiao long bao
    Pork xiao long bao
    Did sum platter, popcorn chicken, wontons

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    Kam Rai Thai

    Kam Rai Thai

    4.5
    (300 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    Let's start by saying... 10/10 would absolutely recommend Kam Rai Thai!! The restaurant is small…read morebut spacious enough. The vibe was on point, especially for date night. The food was absolutely delicious and the staff was so friendly and charming. I went with a small group and we were able to be seated rather quickly. We ordered so much and ate every bite of it. We had shrimp dumplings, spring rolls, thai ice tea, edamame, mango salad, Garlic style shrimp, Garlic style chicken, Garlic style steak and coconut icecream. Everything was amazing! Can't wait to go back!

    I came here to celebrate my mom's birthday, so maybe that's why I'm extra disappointed because I…read morereally wanted this meal to be great. To start, the food wasn't bad. There were some things we enjoyed, but overall we left feeling that the quality and portions didn't justify the prices. We ordered the chicken curry puffs first. They were much sweeter than I'm used to, and instead of the traditional cucumber relish, they were served with plum sauce. It wasn't terrible, just not what I expected. The roti with Massaman curry had good flavor, but the curry was so thin that it had the consistency of soup rather than a rich curry. It also came without any potatoes, carrots, or onions. I wasn't expecting meat, but I did expect a more traditional Massaman curry. The grilled beef (nuea yang) was cooked well and very tender, but the beef itself was lacking seasoning. Thankfully, the dipping sauces added some flavor. The beef short rib khao soi was another dish that felt underwhelming. The short rib was excellent--fall-off-the-bone tender--but the curry broth itself tasted too light. I personally think it needed more curry paste and more depth of flavor, especially for a dish that's around $40. The biggest disappointment was the kua kling chicken and the Hat Yai fried chicken. Both portions were surprisingly small considering the price. That's where I really felt the value wasn't there. Unfortunately, the service didn't help either. It wasn't rude, but it felt inattentive and lacked the warmth and hospitality I usually associate with Thai restaurants. I always want to support fellow Thai-owned businesses, so writing this review honestly makes me sad. I'm not trying to discourage anyone from trying the restaurant--this is simply my family's experience. Everyone has different tastes, and yours may be completely different from ours. For us, though, the combination of light flavors, small portions, and lackluster service left us disappointed, especially for a birthday dinner.

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    Green Curry, Thai Fried Rice, Crabmeat cream cheese
    Green Curry, Thai Fried Rice, Crabmeat cream cheese
    Gai Tod Hat Yai (~$16)
    Gai Tod Hat Yai (~$16)
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    Nuear yang with jaw sauce
    Ma LaLa Chinese

    Ma LaLa Chinese

    4.1
    (154 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    First time here and they did not disappoint. The dry pot was amazing. Large portion sizes…read more Definitely over-ordered but will make for get leftovers. We ordered the dan dan noodles for an appetizer, chewy noodles and good flavor. Then we had the custom dry pot (we put chicken, tofu, Napa and Choy medium spicy) that came out tasty and fast. And finally we ordered the crispy fish which was HUGE but crunchy and flavorful - definitely more food than we expected but it's okay! Servers were friendly and even though there was an error in our order they were quick and ways to fix. The restaurant is small and hole in the wall, feels authentic. AC wasn't on so a little warm with all this spicy food but overall will definitely come back with friends and family.

    A forgettable lunch I had here. It's not terribly bad but I can name a couple other Chinese…read morerestaurants I've had a better experience in. The restaurant is a few blocks from the main street of Steinway so it'll take a bit of searching. Going inside, the area is rather abstract. Pink flower wallpaper on one end and dry wall on the other, it's kinda off-putting but I didn't come here for the atmosphere anyway. Service was lukewarm, I got my order in but the two workers inside weren't too receptive and the menu itself is kinda barebones with most of their food being a bit more than I would like to pay for so I just settled on one order of Singapore Mei Fun. After waiting 10 minutes for my food to arrive, the Singapore noodles which are usually spicy were kinda salty but it was nothing a bit of duck sauce wouldn't fix. This one order cost $17 while not the worst Singapore Mei Fun...well technically it is, even though it's not horrible but I've had much better from other places for a stable price of $12. Yeah, a rather disappointing visit. Not the worst I've ever had but could be so much better.

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    Stewed Beef Soup Noodle
    Stewed Beef Soup Noodle
    Soup Dumplings (they give five, but I was eager to try one lol)
    Soup Dumplings (they give five, but I was eager to try one lol)
    Spicy Crispy chicken (no spice added) personal preference

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    Spicy Crispy chicken (no spice added) personal preference
    Susuru Ramen

    Susuru Ramen

    4.7
    (251 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    After my uncle & I visited the Museum of Moving Images, we decided to have lunch at this location…read moresince it was within walking distance. We arrived at a great time as walk-ins, a little before 12PM. There were still a few seats available. Immediately after getting our seat, the restaurant became packed and a waiting list began to form--so I definitely recommend coming a bit earlier to ensure a seat. The interior is small, but cozy. I enjoyed the cups they served us, which had a cute Susuru design. The broth of the ramen was very flavorful. The ramen noodles were a bit on the thicker side than what I'm used to at other locations, which perfectly soaked up the broth. A great gem in a convenient location!

    Susuru Ramen (located just over the Long Island City border in Astoria) is a gem for its rich,…read moresimmered-for-hours chicken paitan broths, perfect noodles, and vibrant black garlic oil. However, its tiny dining room often means long wait times and limited seating. The signature chicken paitan broth is slow-cooked for 8 hours to create a rich, creamy, and flavorful milky soup. Locals highly recommend the Kuro ramen (featuring rich black garlic oil) and the Deluxe ramen. They also serve a highly rated Veggie Miso. Appetizers shine here. The Garlic Edamame and Takoyaki are fan favorites, and the Chicken Karaage is a must-try. Authentic and cozy. The space is incredibly small with limited seating and does not offer outdoor dining. Expect long wait times for a table during peak dinner and weekend hours. This food place that offers delicious savory broth paired with springy, bouncy noodles is definitely worth a try.

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    Susuru Ramen
    Crispy Takoyaki
    Crispy Takoyaki
    Shrimp Katsu: $6; $6.53 with tax. Why does it taste like a peanut butter sandwich?

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    Shrimp Katsu: $6; $6.53 with tax. Why does it taste like a peanut butter sandwich?

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