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“My mom and I have come to this place and ordered lots of food like stinky tofu, beef stew, oyster pancake and others. The food was awesome, and the service was wonderful. The atmosphere was like there were pictures of famous Taiwan landmarks, and people eating in there and others.“
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“I love this place! Their dry nam tok and sausages are sooo good The environment is cozy and the service is great too. Definitely try their smoothies! It feels like a small local shop, but the food is truly underrated. As someone who loves Thai food, this spot really hit the spot“
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“I had a vegetarian ramen (with chili oil added since I love chili oil) for only $8 and it was such a wonderfully flavorful, delicious & filling meal!Notes:-I paid with cash (I’m not sure if there are other payment options)-Food court seating area was clean & nice!-Please make sure to tip if you’re able to & support this small business ?“
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“The best word to describe this place is fusion. It combines Tibetan, Indian, Bhutanese, and Chinese flavors into delicious meals. The food has a great balance of all the best part of these cuisines.Try their Tibetan style cuisines like the Momo, the pork ribs, and the thin cut seasoned fries. Then try their Bhutanese ema datsi. Combine everything to create a unique sino-indo-Tibetan cuisine.10/10 would recommend.“
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“my absolute favorite! The coconut tofu noodle and tea leaf salad are the best!“
“The lady was really nice the food was great and super cheap ! Just 9 bucks for rice or noodle with 4 side dishes
Enough to feed two people
We really enjoyed it and will come back.
The place is small just one table , but we were lucky enough that we got to sit and eat. But you can always take it to go and sit at a nearby park to eat.“
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“One of several very good Lanzhou lamian places in Queens, you get the sense at this one more than any other that it is a big part of everyday life for a huge number of expats, students, and workers—basically anyone who knows what Lanzhou noodles are and can appreciate when a day's worth of carbohydrates costs less than Happy Meal. The dining room is frequently packed but the only noise you'll hear is a chorus of slurps.“