Asian Bowl — all mentions

in:Burmese Bites at Queens Center Mall Food Court (Elmhurst, Queens)9 pts
replying to u/amandabug: have you tried Asian Bowl in Rego Park? I’ve always been curious how they compare. I’ve only tried 3 things from Burmese Bites and most of it was from the Queens Night Market.
“Asian Bowl is good, I like #34, #35, and #36 from group A.”
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in:Uncommon/underrated ethnic representations in the food scene in NYC?5 pts
replying to u/amandabug: Also for Burmese: Asian Bowl off the 67 Av subway station
“Their tea leaf salads blow my mind”
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in:Unique eats recs?4 pts
“Asian Bowl for Burmese in Forest Hills. Get the tea leaf salads.”
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in:Burmese Breakfast at Nangma Restaurant in Elmhurst, Queens. And how to get more Burmese food in your life.4 pts
“Asian bowl does my favorite mohinga.”
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in:Green Tea Leaf Salad - what are people's favorites?4 pts
“Asian bowl is forest hills has a good one also.”
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in:Eating around the world!3 pts
replying to u/thansal: Some particularly uncommon (in NYC) cuisines: * Bolivian Llama Party - While most of their menu is pretty familiar (but fantastic), the Saltemas are pretty damn unique. They're pretty close to an empanada filled with strew. I don't like them myself, but well worth trying. * Zhego NYC for Bhutanese cuisine. Ema datsi (chilies and cheese) is the most famous thing and should be had, after that I really like the dishes w/ pork jerky. * Asian Bowl is one of the few places I know for Burmese, they also do generic Chinese-American takeout. Queens Night Market starts up next month and is the only food 'event' I recommend. Often there's representation there of cuisines that I don't know where else to try them, as well as more uncommon dishes from more common cuisines. They're open ever Saturday (except when the US Open is on) from 4 till midnight, and they cap dishes at $6, so you can eat a great variety of items. Vendors tend to change through the season, so multiple visits is well worth it.
“Came to recommend Asian Bowl, too ☺️mohinga soup is so special”
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in:Burmese ginger salad3 pts
“Asian Bowl in Rego Park has gin thoke. Just down the street from 67 Ave subway station. Owner is super nice, his wife is the chef.”
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in:How come SF has Burmese food but NYC doesn't?3 pts
replying to u/immiz182: Can’t comment on SF vs. NYC Burmese food, but the 3 spots below have some good Burmese food - 1. Little Myanmar in EV 2. Burmese Bites in Elmhurst 3. Amayar Kitchen in Maywood, NJ (obviously out of the city, but a personal favorite)
“Adding one more - Asian Bowl in Forest Hills. They're good friends with the owners of Little Myanmar (fka Yun's Asian Cafe) and Asian Bowl does the fishiest bowl of mohinga you'll have.”
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in:Burmese Bites2 pts
“Asian Bowl in Forest Hills does one of the fishiest mohingas I've ever had and it is delicious if you like that kind of stuff.”
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in:Haven't been back in almost 15 years, what are the best eats in Queens right now?31 pts
“Asian Bowl”
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in:NYTimes: The 100 Best Restaurants in NYC (#11-100)17 pts
“Going to shout out some new one’s I’m glad made the list:”
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in:Uncommon/underrated ethnic representations in the food scene in NYC?9 pts
replying to u/Able_Ad5182: Burmese Bites in Queens center mall. also georgia tone cafe is the best in brighton, and Marani is pricey (kosher) but good for Goergian meat dishes
“Also for Burmese: Asian Bowl off the 67 Av subway station”
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in:Eaterniti and Anda Tea: Combination Burmese street food and bubble tea shop (Elmhurst, Queens)9 pts
“I've been to most (except Burmese Breakfast) based on recs in this subreddit and all were great.”
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in:best "hole in the wall" you’ve found lately?6 pts
“Asian Bowl for Burmese in Forest Hills”
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in:Restaurants in Forest Hills for Dinner with Friends5 pts
“Asian Bowl”
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in:NYTimes: The 100 Best Restaurants in NYC (#11-100)4 pts
replying to u/justflipping: Yea pleasantly surprised by this list. Appreciate the variety of cuisines, different neighborhoods, and different price points. Really represents the breath of NYC dining. Going to shout out some new one’s I’m glad made the list: - Renee’s Kitchenette - Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Warung Selasa at IndoJava - Khao Kang - Asian Bowl
“Ooh I like Asian bowl”
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in:Advice for food crawl in Queens3 pts
“- Asian Bowl”
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in:What popular meals are missing in NYC?3 pts
“If you're looking for Burmese food, here's some recommended ones”
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in:How come SF has Burmese food but NYC doesn't?3 pts
“Asian Bowl in Forest Hills is another good Burmese spot”
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in:Must Eats in Queens3 pts
“my friends from Myanmar always recommend Asian Bowl over Burmese Bites!”
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in:Need to impress a skeptic3 pts
“Check out a concert at Forest Hills Stadium, eat Burmese food at Asian Bowl and dessert at Eddie's Sweet Shop, an old-fashioned ice cream parlor.”
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in:Where should I take my uncle (off-brand Anthony Bourdain) for dinner?3 pts
“Asian Bowl in Rego Park for the Burmese menu.”
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in:What type of cuisine would you like to try once in the city?2 pts
“Asian Bowl in Forest Hills is great. Tiny, unassuming place with beautiful Burmese food”
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in:What’s your favorite “hole in the wall” that you swear is deserves more hype?2 pts
“Asian Bowl in Rego Park for the Burmese menu.”
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in:How come SF has Burmese food but NYC doesn't?1 pts
replying to u/verndogz: Asian Bowl in Forest Hills is another good Burmese spot
“Love this place.”
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in:Reservations too similar? Breweries? Where else should I try to go in the city and Brooklyn/Queens?1 pts
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in:Anyone know of any struggling Family owned resturants in NYC??1 pts
“Asian Bowl in Rego Park is fantastic; the owner is super nice.”
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