Phayul

All 67 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Has the service from a restaurant turned you off completely from it?7 pts
“Anyway I ate as fast as I could and got out of there very disappointed. I was thinking about going back to try the things I missed out on but I really don’t want to actually”
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in:If you’ve ordered the same thing from 10+ places, which one won?53 pts
“Regular Momos- Phayul (Jackson Heights) but many are close”
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in:Help- BEST CHEAP EATS??25 pts
“Tibetan beef momos at **Phayul** a couple of blocks away ($8 for 8, plus tax and tip), which also serves noodle soups or, my favorite, a radish and chili beef soup that is wonderful in cold weather”
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in:If I'm getting street food, is there a good spot to eat it? (Jackson Heights)19 pts
“For sit down Phayul for momos. Also good beef tongue.”
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postFrozen momos13 pts
“I recently had momos from Phayul and they were so good”
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in:Nepali People in NYC - Nepali Food Recs!12 pts
“Phayul in Jackson Heights make my fave Nepali chow mein in the city.”
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in:Gushing positivity post!5 pts
“- Lhasa Fried Noodle from Phayul”
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in:Amdo Momo - Jackson Heights. My god, thank you foodnyc for the rec.4 pts
“Phayul, the restaurant right across the street (up a flight of stairs) is better. The spicy sauces are insane.”
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in:What’s the best thing you’ve ate recently4 pts
“Momos and spicy beef tripe at Phayul in Jackson Heights.”
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in:Favorite spots in Jackson heights4 pts
“Nepali Bhanchha Ghar and Phayul for momos”
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in:What’s your favorite offal dish in NYC right now?4 pts
“Phayul's spicy beef tripe in Jackson Heights.”
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in:What's your favorite bowl of nourishing noodle soup, in any borough?3 pts
“Thenthuk at Phayul. I’d travel hours for it on a cold winter day.”
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in:What are some takeout places en route to LaGuardia to pickup food for my inbound fiancee?3 pts
“Momos at Phayul”
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in:Cafe Himalaya3 pts
“I actually love Phayul’s vegetarian momos, which have potato and chive.”
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in:New Nepali Restaurant Rec3 pts
replying to u/Browserof: No love for Phayul? I quite like that place
“Phayul is great but the momos are not its strongest dish.”
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in:Absolute Best Food in Queens?2 pts
“-Phayul (momos)”
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in:Best restaurants + dishes at Flusing and Jackson Heights2 pts
“Nan xiang xiao soup dumplings, tacos at birria landia, and momos at phayul”
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in:Specific Dishes to Get Out of my Comfort Zone2 pts
replying to u/helplessintheus: For sure! I'm trying to get a group of friends for a Brazilian place and hoping to knock off more dishes that way. I've never had panipuri either, but that does sound good, so definitely adding that to my list. I think the non-descriptive way is the way I have to go though, thanks. Momos are something I have on my list, hopefully to knock off before the end of the month. I was going to head to a place called While in Kathmandu, but if you have any specific restaurants for any of those "meat/veggies in a dough", that would be appreciated too.
“Then head to Phayul or Nepali Bhanchha Ghar for momos.”
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in:New Nepali Restaurant Rec2 pts
replying to u/Browserof: No love for Phayul? I quite like that place
“Much love for Phayul's fried vege momos”
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in:Indian/Nepali food recommendations - Manhattan/Bronx/Queens2 pts
“Phayul has the best Nepali lo mein and aloo dum. And laphing.”
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in:Best non-pork dumplings?1 pts
“Jackson heights - laliguras. Phayul. Get the chicken or beef dumplings.”
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in:Favorite spots in Jackson heights1 pts
replying to u/RNova2010: Playground for Thai Phayul for Tibetan Lali Guras for Nepalese Angel for Indian Mariscos El Submarino for Mexican seafood Taco El Veloz and Birria Landia for tacos El Chivito D’Oro for grilled meats (steak) Urubamba for Peruvian
“+1 for Phayul, literally one of my favorite restaurants period Steamed beef Momo Beef cold salad Fried Spicy beef tongue Spicy duck egg Lhasa fried noodle/rice Been coming for years and always get the same exact things.”
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in:Want to try seitan - what's your fav dish in the city for this?1 pts
“the yellow laphing at Phayul in jackson heights”
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in:What non-mainstream cuisine restaurant would you recommend?38 pts
“Phayul would be my recommendation.”
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in:Uncommon/underrated ethnic representations in the food scene in NYC?33 pts
“Go to Jackson Heights. To start: Nepali Bhanchha Ghar, Om Wok, Phayul”
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in:Best momo’s (tibet/nepalese dumplings) in the city?26 pts
“A lot of popular (and good ones) are Lhasa Fast Food, Mom's Momo's (truck), Bhanchha Ghar, Phayul.”
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in:Saturday Afternoon Jackson Heights or Flushing Food Tour?26 pts
“Jackson Heights- Dosa Delight (Indian), Lhasa Fast Food (Momos) , Phayul (Tibetan), etc.”
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in:Your favorite ___ for $___: Lunch/Dinner 23 pts
“- Phayul”
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in:Long Island City Recommendations, please.22 pts
“Phayul (Tibetan)”
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in:Absolute Best Food in Queens?11 pts
“Phayul”
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in:Your favorite go to restaurant that doesn’t break the bank?11 pts
“phayul (tibetan)”
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in:Favorite spots in Jackson heights10 pts
“Phayul for Tibetan”
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in:4 days about food9 pts
“In Jackson Heights you can also try Tibetan, Nepalese, and Indian food (try: *Angel Indian*, *Lali Guras* and *Phayul*. For vegetarian (though not vegan) check out *Samudra*).”
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in:Favorite neighborhood in Queens for food9 pts
“top choices being Playground for Thai, Phayul for Tibetan”
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in:7 Train Food Crawl7 pts
“Some personal favorites are Phayul, Lhasa, arepa lady, zaab zaab, khao nom, the fuchka cart on 74 and 37th Ave.”
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in:Cheap and Amazing6 pts
“You must go to Queens. It is where immigrant communities live; the food is authentic and affordable Elmhurst & Jackson Heights: Playground (Thai), Eim Khoa Mun Kai (Thai), Khoa Nom (Thai), Angel (Indian), Lali Guras (Nepalese), Phayul (Tibetan), Taco El Veloz (Mexican).”
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in:Best momo’s (tibet/nepalese dumplings) in the city?5 pts
“Phayul”
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in:Recommendations for Spicy food5 pts
“I also don’t see Tibetan on your list, but would recommend checking out Phayul! I remember that being pretty spicy and really good.”
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in:Visiting NYC soon5 pts
“Back to Jackson Heights, try out *Mariscos El Submarino* for Mexican seafood and *Phayul* for Tibetan cuisine.”
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in:Dumb question - arriving tomorrow5 pts
“I personally like phayul upstairs 37-65 74th St., Jackson Heights, NY 11372.”
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in:5 hours Manhattan layover4 pts
“food-wise i'd go to playground across roosevelt from the station (for thai) or phayul (for nepalese)”
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in:New Nepali Restaurant Rec4 pts
“I quite like that place”
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in:Uncommon/underrated ethnic representations in the food scene in NYC?3 pts
“Tibetan: Phayul (Jackson Heights)”
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in:Flushing / Jackson Heights recs3 pts
“Phayul for Tibetan.”
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in:Visiting NYC for the first time!3 pts
“A few faves: In Jackson Heights - Playground (Thai) Phayul (Tibetan)”
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in:Best Indian For A Couple On An Anniversary Trip?2 pts
replying to u/calitz: This is where I think we will go if we feel like taking the train. The pace looks so good. Is it hard to get a table there on a Sunday night?
“Phayul is a great alternative across the street in case you dont get a reservation and dont find a table as a walk-in”
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in:What's your favorite bowl of nourishing noodle soup, in any borough?2 pts
replying to u/althea_93: Thenthuk at Phayul. I’d travel hours for it on a cold winter day.
“1000 times correct, and seconded.”
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in:Overwhelmed. Where to start?2 pts
“Some concrete recommendations I love.”
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in:Amdo Momo - Jackson Heights. My god, thank you foodnyc for the rec.2 pts
replying to u/LeftReflection6620: Also hit up Himalayan Yak which was an amazing experience. The food wasn’t necessarily anything mind blowing but the people there was great and there was a singer singing in I think Hindi and all the patrons were so excited about the songs and singing a long. First Jackson Heights experience was 10/10. Amdo Momos were insane with the sauces on top though. Still thinking about them.
“THe food in the building in front of it, Phayul, is also a great tibetan place.”
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in:Where should I not miss in Elmhurst/Jackson Heights?2 pts
“5. Phayul (Tibetan)”
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