Captain King Restaurant 82-39 Broadway - 718.429.2828 $5.01 - $15 Cuisine: Dim Sum Recommended Dishes:brunch specials Review:Special place, excellent food, simple dining
Changpai Chinese Restaurant 39-26 61st St - 718.672.6000 $15.01 - $30 Serving Halal Chinese food and also good Thai style soup. Entrees are $4 - $10. Newly renovated store front space (opened early June 2002). Cuisine: Indian / Pakistani Recommended Dishes:fried chicken, Thai soup, chicke vegetable, sweet and sour prawn curry, chicken fried rice, oops this is nearly everything I ordered! Review:Tasty, comfortable food with friendly service I am new to Halal Chinese food and so have little comparison. I know that it is Chinese food prepared by or to match the taste of South Asians (the owners/cooks here are South Asian, not Chinese). I don't know if there is a particular part of India or Pakistan associated with this. All I know for sure is that every bite I had was totally delicious. Everything from the tiny fried shrimp and fried chicken to the spicy Thai soup seemed to have been prepared with care. They have renovated the space to look like a nice little fancy Chinese restaurant but the taste made me feel I was eating at someone's grandma's house and she can really really cook.
Elmhurst Famous Pizza 75-12 37th Avenue - 718.205.5000 $5.01 - $15 The only size pizza they have is a 10" size pie with a crispy crust. It is a large individual size, one should fill up most people, some people will have some left over. There are some relatively unique toppings like potatoes and the very spicy Indo-Pak and cauliflower. In addition to the pizza they serve spaghetti with a variety of sauces, charcoal grilled burgers and souvlaki, and sandwiches (salami, meatball, turkey, hot pastrami, etc.). Cuisine: Pizza Recommended Dishes:Hot Pepper, Onion&Pepper Review:Traditionally Delicious
Ihawan 40-06 70th Street - 718.205.1480 $5.01 - $15 Before you go upstairs to find the informal but comfortable dining area breathe in the smell of the grill just inside the entrance. If that smells good to you, then you should be happy eating at the place that calls itself the "Home of the Best Barbecue in Town." Along with grilled meats and fish, the menu has a fairly complete selection of Filipino favorites. Cuisine: Filipino Recommended Dishes:bbq Review:great bbq great pork bbq. . .broke 'da mouth!!!!!
La Fusta 8032 Baxter Ave - 718.429.8222 Recommended Dishes:Steak medium rare Review:Juicy Steak..!
Malagueta 25-35 36th Ave - 718.937.4821 Cuisine: Brazilian Recommended Dishes:Red Snapper, Picanha for meat lovers. Review:Absolutely The Best Brazilian Restaurant in Queens!
Manducati's 13-27 Jackson Ave - 718.729.4602 Cuisine: Italian Recommended Dishes:Stuffed Mushrooms and Eggplant Rollatini Review:Five Star Restaurant
Anand Bhavan 35-66 73rd Street - 718.507.1600 $5.01 - $15 Features South Indian vegetarian cuisine with a variety of dosai and uthappam (along with some North Indian dishes). There are 3 set meals for $12-$13. They include dessert, coffee/tea, side dishes, with thali or dosai or uthappam for an entree. Cuisine: Indian / Pakistani Recommended Dishes:Masala Dosa and Thali paper masala dosa Review:Ambience OK in this crowded market area I liked the food. However the waiting period during weekends is not bearable and service also not impressive. Review:Grreat food, grrreat people!! OK the atmosphere is very "homely," the food's good, and the people are great. I'm kind of new to indian food... The assistant manager there gave me a history of indian food with categorization and gauged what was suitable for me. I ended up ordering a "paper masala dosa" .. scrumptuous!! Review:totally amazing THE BEST FOOD I have ever had that was not home cooked....maybe the best food I have ever had!
20th Avenue Restaurant 1848 120th St. - 718.358.2566 Cuisine: Italian Recommended Dishes: Everything is Great! There are No Bad Dishes! Review:Worth the Visit
Review:OUTRAGEOUS! The food is superb, the wait staff is excellent, and the ambiance is exactly what my husband and I were looking for. We couldn't have asked for a better restaurant and being that we are both from College Point - it makes it even that much better for us!
Bohemian Hall and Park 29-19 24th Ave - 718.728.9776 $5.01 - $15 The menu consists of both American and Czech/Slovak dishes. Cuisine: Eastern European Recommended Dishes:Spaten Review:Beer Beer Beer Kelbasa Beer ! No place better to sit and have a pitcher (or many) with friends on a warm night! Their grilled food hits the spot after having a few.
El Guaton 68-14 Roosevelt Ave - 718.478.1199 $5.01 - $15 Small pizza diner type dining area with five to six tables.\n\nThere is the pizza side of the menu which includes heroes, calzones and a variety of pastas. Then there is the "El Guaton's Hot Chilean Corner." Featured items include empanadas (meat pies) and Chilean sandwiches. The breads for the sandwiches (pan amasado, a large soft roll) are baked daily at the restaurant. The sandwich fillings may be pork, chicken or beef. While you can get ground beef with typical burger fixings the chacarero is a good example of a Chilean specialty: thin slices of grilled beef with avocado, tomatoes, mayo and blanched and dressed string beans. The string bean can be replaced with sauerkraut to make it a churrasco completo. Cuisine: Italian Recommended Dishes:so far, chacarero Review:Chilean specialties make this a special place This is my first Chilean sandwich experience so saying that I had the best chacarero ever may not be saying much. Still, the tasty pan amasado (thick soft bun/roll) holding a generous amount of grilled beef and avacado has to qualify in the top 10 sandwiches I have ever had. The string beans are an interesting addition, being lightly cooked so that they are still a little crunchy but don't taste raw. As a crunchy green they could be looked upon as a lettuce replacement but it was more than that. I will definately be going back to try other items on the menu like cazuela de vacuno, described as chef's choice of meat stewed with potato, corn, yellow squash, green beans and rice.
Jahn's Since 1897 Family Restaurant and Ice Cream Parlor 81-04 37th Avenue - 718.651.0700 $15.01 - $30 Cuisine: Breakfast / Brunch Recommended Dishes:Kids'Batman' Review:Good I've been going to Janh's since I was 3 years old. It's one of the finest dinners in Jackson Heights
Joe's Shanghai Restaurant 82-74 Broadway - 718.639.6888 $5.01 - $15 Wide variety of Chinese food. First location opened in about 1995, now there are five locations in the area. Elmhurst is the third location which opened in 1997. The decor is pleasant with carpet and muted greens and browns. Most well known for its "juicy steamed buns;" many people like the pork but the restaurant considers the pork/crab buns as its best offering. Cuisine: Chinese Recommended Dishes:Pork Steam Buns, Turnip Cakes, Ginger Chicken Review:We love it.
London Lennie's 63-88 Woodhaven Blvd - 718.894.8084 Online Ordering0 Cuisine: Seafood Review:Great Dinner The crabcakes are the best I have ever tasted. Fun place to relax with good food and not be rushed. Very professional.
Park Side 107-01 Corona Ave - 718.271.9274 Cuisine: Italian Recommended Dishes:veal with cheastnuts Review:One of the best Italian restaurants in Queens. Outstanding menue. Too much food, portions large. Alfrado greets you with a smile and treats you like family.
Piccola Venezia 42-01 28th Ave - 718.721.8470 Cuisine: Italian Recommended Dishes:homemade gnocchi with veal sauce; the 4 cheese ravioli in veal sauce; the polenta with marinara(appetizer) and the egg-free vanilla flan with rasberry sauce Review:A slice of Heaven in Queens
Tabaq 74 73-21 37th Avenue - 718.898.2837 $5.01 - $15 Small (about 10 tables) restaurant completely focused on Pakistani cuisine. [Closed with sign in the window saying "New larger Location to be announced Soon", Sept. 2000. Nothing heard from them since...] Cuisine: Indian / Pakistani Recommended Dishes:Chapli Kabab Khyberi, Katakat Chicken Review:Pakistani Frontier Cooking
Takrai Thai 82-80 Broadway - 718.898.7996 $15.01 - $30 Extensive menu, casual dining atmosphere with touches, like a variety of teas by the pot and several Glen Ellen wines available by the glass, to encourage leisurely dining. The Thai spicy dishes are authentically hot but can usually be modified to suit the taste of diners. Cuisine: Thai Recommended Dishes:Tom Yum, Larb, Satay and other grilled meats Review:Lots of choices, Excellent Food This is one of a handful of Thai restaurants that serves the truly great blend of hot, sour, savory blend of Thai flavors without compromises. With lots of variety on the menu not every dish is spicy hot, but for my tastes the spicy dishes are where most of the good flavors are.
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