You get what you pay for. The food was cheap. The taste of the food was bad at the stand that sold 2 choices of food over rice. You may like the taste but I didn't.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
LAU劉
You get what you pay for. The food was cheap. The taste of the food was bad at the stand that sold 2 choices of food over rice. You may like the taste but I didn't.
Ali Belal
The environment is not like a restaurant or food center, There is no cleanliness, dirty & restroom is horrible.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Tea Leaf Salad
Melissa L
Wow. Just wow. The mohinga was so good and comforting. We ordered the large and the portion was generous. Can’t wait to come back for more!
Hiroaki Abe
Thar Gi Mohinga serves the best Mohinga in New York City hands down, and this includes our previous favorite Mohinga from the long closed Village Mingala in the East Village and then the (also now closed) Cafe Mingala on the Upper East Side. Their tea leaf salad is also excellent. I would say that overall this is the most delicious and authentic Burmese restaurant in New York City at present. Ten stars if I could!
Lulu Zhou
I never write reviews but I need to here. I lived in Southeast Asia for like a year and Burmese food was one of my favorites. Amazing Burmese food here! So glad to see one more Burmese restaurant in queens. Their mohinga and Burmese tea are so excellent - esp the tea!!!!! The tea was mind blowing - best tea ever. I also bought two boxes of their bean chips (whose name I can’t pronounce lol). Excited to try more dishes next time!!!
Jas Mine
I don’t like Monhinka. The worst Monhinka I ever had. I’m sorry.
Chit Min Swe Tin
If you want to get a true taste of Burmese Mohinga, this is a place to go.
Best mohinga and tea I’ve had in New York. Excellent service and food. Go check them out!
Aung Kyaw
Great Burmese Food with caring customer service. The 'A Sone Thote' was clean and came with a soup to complement. 10/10 would go again.
baby grogu
One of the most authentic Burmese mohinga in NYC!
Maxwell Lee
This Burmese restaurant is inside a food court. The thick noodles are very flavorful and comes with a cup of fish soup. Great for a quick and cheap but filling meal.
Food: 5
Han Thu
Without a doubt, you can get the best Burmese food in Elmhurst. Moke Hnin Gar/Tea are very tasty and the staff there are very friendly. Highly recommend.(5/5)
You get what you pay for. The food was cheap. The taste of the food was bad at the stand that sold 2 choices of food over rice. You may like the taste but I didn't.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
You get what you pay for. The food was cheap. The taste of the food was bad at the stand that sold 2 choices of food over rice. You may like the taste but I didn't.
The environment is not like a restaurant or food center, There is no cleanliness, dirty & restroom is horrible.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Tea Leaf Salad
Wow. Just wow. The mohinga was so good and comforting. We ordered the large and the portion was generous. Can’t wait to come back for more!
Thar Gi Mohinga serves the best Mohinga in New York City hands down, and this includes our previous favorite Mohinga from the long closed Village Mingala in the East Village and then the (also now closed) Cafe Mingala on the Upper East Side. Their tea leaf salad is also excellent. I would say that overall this is the most delicious and authentic Burmese restaurant in New York City at present. Ten stars if I could!
I never write reviews but I need to here. I lived in Southeast Asia for like a year and Burmese food was one of my favorites. Amazing Burmese food here! So glad to see one more Burmese restaurant in queens. Their mohinga and Burmese tea are so excellent - esp the tea!!!!! The tea was mind blowing - best tea ever. I also bought two boxes of their bean chips (whose name I can’t pronounce lol). Excited to try more dishes next time!!!
I don’t like Monhinka. The worst Monhinka I ever had. I’m sorry.
If you want to get a true taste of Burmese Mohinga, this is a place to go.
Very good
One of the most authentic Burmese mohinga in NYC!
Restaurantji Recommends
Best mohinga and tea I’ve had in New York. Excellent service and food. Go check them out!
Great Burmese Food with caring customer service. The 'A Sone Thote' was clean and came with a soup to complement. 10/10 would go again.
One of the most authentic Burmese mohinga in NYC!
This Burmese restaurant is inside a food court. The thick noodles are very flavorful and comes with a cup of fish soup. Great for a quick and cheap but filling meal.
Food: 5
Without a doubt, you can get the best Burmese food in Elmhurst. Moke Hnin Gar/Tea are very tasty and the staff there are very friendly. Highly recommend.(5/5)
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