Great ambience and service. On a food crawl with my sister hence, that's all we ordered. The fried…read moremala fish was GBD. Literally cleaned up that plate even took home the toppings. The server even suggested how to use it.

Came back to this place after almost a year because I was really craving their Chong Ching. The…read morefood quality has really gone downhill, and the place felt almost empty, there were only two tables occupied, including us. We ordered shak trak, gyuma, shogo katsa, and Chong Ching. Honestly, it was pretty disappointing. The potatoes were sour and didn't taste fresh. The shak trak had a weird taste and was partly cold, like it had just been reheated. The gyuma was okay, but nothing special. The Chong Ching was also disappointing, and the portion size seemed smaller than before. The customer service wasn't great either, no one checked on us during the meal, and our water wasn't refilled unless we asked. Overall, the experience just didn't live up to how it used to be.

My first Banh Mi. My friend from Vietnam took me here and I…read morebelieve it's a good place for me to show a lot of people this type of food. Excellent taste

I absolutely love this place so much!! I came for a quick dinner bite with my friend and the dishes…read morewere mouthwatering. It was my first time trying authentic Vietnamese sandwiches and they were delicious. We got the Beef Bulgogi and Lemongrass Chicken (Beef Bulgogi was my fav) but both were so rich. Of course we had to get their Kimchi Fries which are what dreams are actually made of. Service was great. There are multiple locations but if you're around Elmhurst, Queens definitely check it out if you have the chance. You won't be disappointed! One of my favorite obsessions right now.

authentic Indonesian cuisine. Allllll locals so you know it's good. It gets crowded around dinner…read moretime but turn around is quick and food comes fast. The owner also helps wait tables and is super nice.

A friend and I came here for lunch. When I arrived she was already there. The waitress was friendly…read moreand attentive. Inside was not very big. We ordered fried shrimp chips, grilled Pompano fish, meatballs with swallowed meat, crispy chicken skin, and fried savory fishcake combo. My friend said Indonesian shrimp chips were not the same as Chinese shrimp chips. These were bigger and denser than the smaller more delicate ones I was use to. Plus the flavor is stronger. The fish was smoky, crispy on the outside moist and flaky on the inside. The meatballs had that unique texture of bouncy and chewy. It had good flavor. There were two different types of noodles in the soup that the meatballs came in. We were also surprised the fried fishcakes also came in a noodle soup. Apparently, the combo comes with noodles in soup even though that's not what the picture looked like. The crispy chicken lived up to its name; it was very crispy but not a whole lot of flavor. Still the crunchy texture made it addictive. If you like authenticate Indonesian flavors you will definitely be happy here.

I absolutely love this place. It's located in the food court in queens center mall. There's a lot…read moreof choices in the food court but this is my new go to! It's a quick grab some food and go sit kind of spot. They also have several pre-cooked food items in the glass you can see. The place itself looks very clean. I got their pork and chives dumplings and they were absolutely DELICIOUS!! The servers were super sweet. I'm thinking of going back to the mall just so I can try more items on their menu.

Whatthewhatnow??? A pastrami sandwich at an Asian food stall in a shopping mall food court?? Who…read morethought of this?? This sandwich could turn the pastrami wars in NYC on its head! Look out Katz's! I was looking for it up on the menu board, but all I saw was pastrami baos & pastrami rice box. I asked if it was still available and my man hooked me up by popping 2 thick slices of whole grain bread into the toaster and started to hand carve a big hunk of pastrami. I thought I was getting about half of what he pulled out, but he proceeded to pile it all on the bread after squirting on a slew of grainy deli mustard. He apologized for running out of pickles, but all I could think was "Take my money and gimme my sammich!" Even as I cradled the closed plastic container, the smell of hot pastrami permeated my whole bus ride home and I couldn't wait to dig into that salty, peppery crusted, fall apart tender meat sandwich. I'm sure the other people on the bus were jealous. Next time I might even try out some of the other rice & noodle dishes, but that smoky pastrami smell still lingers on in my mind.

I had the best girls night at this Sushi spot in Forest Hills. Tucked away in Queens, you'll find…read moreall of your favorite classics right here. For starters we had to get Edamame and Calamari which was a little soft for my tasting but was still pretty good. For our mains, Chicken Teriyaki and of course so many selections of Sushi Rolls to choose from. Dessert and drinks were (Cherry Blossom Cocktail will for sure pack a punch) delicious and our server was so nice! Definitely recommend if you're looking for a new sushi spot :)!!!

Since the change in ownership, the quality of both the food and service has noticeably declined…read more During my recent visit, I ordered from the three-course lunch menu and specifically requested a steak cooked medium well with fried rice. Instead, I was served a cheeseburger with french fries, which was completely different from what I ordered. When I brought this to the staff's attention, the response was dismissive and argumentative, rather than focused on resolving the issue. Rather than escalate the situation, I chose to leave. Although I had already paid, I did not feel comfortable staying or continuing the conversation. This was especially disappointing because I have been a loyal customer for years, long before the new ownership. I used to visit frequently, and even now, I go out of my way, often 40 minutes, to come here when I am in Queens dropping off my kids. As someone who does not eat cheeseburgers, receiving that order was both frustrating and avoidable with basic attention to detail. I truly hope the new management takes steps to improve both service and communication moving forward. Unfortunately, based on this experience, I will not be returning. This is coming from a person that has been coming to this place for years. It's sad.

This is my favorite all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant in this city. First of all, they're pretty…read moreaffordable, around $45, and they offer a wide range of food on their menu, but the great thing is everything is delicious! Their sushi tasted fresh and had a great ratio of rice to fish. Their other items were good as well. My favorite item that I didn't expect was what they call the Dragon Ball. It is essentially a ball of sushi wrapped in avocado, and it was so great! Service was fast, and the atmosphere inside was comfortable. If you're looking to get as much sushi as you want for a reasonably affordable price, I highly recommend Akino!

Came here today to celebrate mothers day. I got a reservation 2 days ago. Once you arrive, they…read moregive your a table right away depending on the time you reserve. They ask that you bring the full party. The mood here is calm and not as noisy as other resturants. This spot has 2 dinning areas. You pick from an ipad. Since today counts as a holiday, it was around 43$ pp paying cash totaling 57$ pp after tax and tip. I come to Akino everytime I come to elmhurst. The food here is the same quality and has not downgraded. The service here is pretty quick. When your time is almost up, they ask if you finish ordering. I love ordering their sashimi. I advice you to get as much as you can eat on the first round. Overall another good experience. And I will come back again.

Delicious fast-casual affair. Came here on a Saturday for lunch and had an amazing no frills meal…read more Cash only with a hot bar that's replenished frequently due to the constant flow of customers. My boyfriend and I got the triple entree combo to try a bunch of different ones. We tried the 3 curries including jungle curry, sour pork, basil pork, and garlic pork. The garlic pork was by far my favorite. We also got the mung bean dessert to take home which was decadent. Highly recommend this spot and exploring the dessert case with its many options!

Cuisine: 7 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 6 Value: 8 Overall: 7 Maybe about a dozen years ago, this place was I think $7.50 for three items over rice. Unfortunately, it is now $18 for the same meal. Still a good deal, but no longer the best bang for your buck any more. Probably why I don't visit as often nowadays. With that said, the quality is similar. Food is served on steamed trays, so you pick your choices over rice. Most of the flavors are still quite amazing, though some food lose their crispiness or a bit lukewarm sitting there. Regardless, always a good. On the negative side, the lady server is literally counting how many little shrimps are in my dish from one of my choices. It felt very odd when she took a shrimp off my plate and put it back into the tray. I asked if I could get a couple more calamari pieces and she said that she would have to remove more shrimp to do so. This was not how they use to operate, but I guess times are tough. On the other hand, I was given a lot more of the string beans with chicken liver, which makes sense since it's a cheaper protein. Btw, the fish is yummy, but you only get about 3-4 pieces. Therefore, I think you should order that item separately and not on rice if you want a decent portion. Bottom line, Khao Kang is no longer where I will go for a delicious cheap meal on regular basis. However, it is still a wonderful quick sit down or grab-n-go spot for some of the most authentic tasting Thai food in NYC for a reasonable price.

The food is DELICIOUS HERE!! We love the weekday lunch menu (1 set is enough to feed 3 grown…read moreadults), but if you can't make it, the regular menu is just as worth is since you get bigger family style portions. Our go-tos are - soup - pork and preserved veggies - pork with tofu slices - beef with chives

Cash Only! Each…read moretime I visit New York, I want food that I can't get back home. Taiwanese food is on top of my list. This is not my first time at Taiwanese Gourmet in Elmhurst. I have dined here about 15-20 years ago when I used to live in NYC. I think they changed owners but the food remains the same. We happened to be here on Wednesday at lunch hours, so we were able to take advantage of the Lunch Special. Two dishes with soup for $24.95. That's is a steal and they didn't skim on the portion. We also added few more dishes. Pig Stomach & Pickled Mustard Green Soup I know it sounds kind of gross but there are a ton of nutrients in animal intestines. The soup was a light broth with a lot of flavors. I enjoyed it more than I expected. Three Cup Chicken This is a popular Taiwanese dish serving chicken braised in a savory aromatic sauce, and Thai basil added for flavor. It's has a sticky, glazed finish. The meat is tender, tasty and went well with a nice bowl of white rice. Sauteed A Vegetable You always need to order a stir-fry vegetable to break up the greasy food. This dish is simple and hit the spot. Clams in Black Bean Sauce A classic seafood dish. Clam was fresh and a good size. It wasn't the best I had but good enough. Stinky Tofu If you know, you know! The Taiwanese version is a little different than the Hong Kong version. It's not as good as I remembered it but I'm happy to be able to taste this again. The tofu was very crispy. Minced Pork Rice It's a must order at any Taiwanese restaurant. The mixed of savory meat with pickled vegetables is addicting. Friendly service. Our tea cup was filled often. Small parking lot in the rear.

My overall experience in this restaurant was a good experience. I enjoyed the food very much. The…read morestaff was very frankly nice environment very clean. I recommend this place to anyone, that wants to eat some authentic Indian Tibet fusion food.

The beef momos were piping hot and fresh, moist and full of flavor. The hariyali chicken had a…read morepuréed spinach base that was savory and helped with some of the drier pieces of meat. The millet in the Nepali thali was glutinous and filling; the goat was tasty, though some of the elements were fairly spicy. Prices were quite reasonable and food came out quickly. Unfortunately the desserts were unavailable.

The food experience created genuine moments of discovery. The amount served provides real value. We…read moreentered without planning and were glad we stayed. Guest care is notably impressive! This spot is worth your immediate time!

Restaurant is now called Tyang Gelay's Grill, same location and same delicious food. I don't think…read morethe menu had changed.