Myung San — all mentions

in:Soy marinated crab Recs? 2 pts
“The only exception would be myung San. Good rich soy flavor, meaty crabs, and has roe.”
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in:What are some NYC restaurants that are criminally underrated?44 pts
“The best marinated blue crab (soy and chili) I've had was at Myung San in Broadway Flushing”
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in:Non-BBQ Oriented or Home Style Korean Restaurants (preferably in Queens)?5 pts
“the rest of the menu is better imo. Personal favorite is the Siraegi Jjim”
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in:Gushing positivity post!5 pts
“In no particular order, things I've eaten recently that I would be happy to eat every day until I die: * soy marinated raw crab from Myung San”
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in:casual korean food in nyc?3 pts
“My favorite chill Korean place is myung san in queens. They make an amazing dak dori tang.”
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in:Best Korean restaurants in NYC recommendation?2 pts
“Myung San for soy raw crabs”
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in:Visiting for 2 months, and looking for some home cooked authentic Korean food. What’s your favorite Korean spot in NYC?1 pts
“their soy marinated crabs are so good and all their stews and cooked food are very yummy and homey tasting.”
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in:Being a part of this sub since it’s inception makes me laugh how literally every food report has the exact same spots on them. Hope it becomes more common to venture off the beaten path and find the spots that aren’t on TikTok and eater mag. What’s a non hyped spot you tried lately that you enjoyed?1 pts
“Myung san for their soy marinated crab”
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in:Favorite Crab Dish in NYC?1 pts
“soy marinated raw crab at myung san”
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in:Looking for more Queens Korean recs. I’ve been to Juenju, geo si gi, and Ktown octopus house.1 pts
“Myung San for ganjang gaejang”
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in:food that my korean mom will like22 pts
“Gayeon (bit more upscale), jang dok dae, mapo for bbq, geo si gi gamjatang, Myung san, san soo Kap san…”
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postSoy marinated crab Recs? 12 pts
“My go to right now is Myung San, which is great”
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in:I have the day off where should I go eat?7 pts
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in:Raw marinated crab5 pts
“Myung San and The Rice Thief if you want to splurge on people making it for you; absolutely delicious.”
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in:What are some NYC restaurants that are criminally underrated?3 pts
replying to u/Tejon_Melero: There are a ton of neighborhood restaurants in outer boroughs that are excellent, in that they should be overloaded with people coming from Manhattan and LI. They just tend to stay locals spots. The best marinated blue crab (soy and chili) I've had was at Myung San in Broadway Flushing, but all I ever see posted here is about viral social media spots.
“Great rec! Thanks for sharing Myung San.”
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in:How does Korean food in NYC compare to LA?3 pts
“Myung San in Flushing is also very good.”
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in:Looking for great korean food in queens, not Korean BBQ only places.3 pts
“Myung San”
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in:Soy marinated crab Recs? 2 pts
replying to u/jaded_toast: I actually happened to pull up this thread today. Thanks for the tip! Which Food Bazaar did you go to, and is Myung San still the best you've had in a restaurant?
“Myung San has the best taste for sure.”
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in:Best restaurants + dishes at Flusing and Jackson Heights1 pts
replying to u/Jaybrower5656: Ok start by getting fuhka at the truck then maybe some street momos then go down to the subway and get a buramese tea leaf salad to take home for later then grab a chai and samosa from the steam table place on the corner of 74th and Roosevelt making your way towards flushing on Roosevelt grab a shrimp cocktail from La Esquina Del Camaron then take a break and get get a ceviche or aquachille at Mariscos el submarino from there I would say track down Chalupas El Tlecuile usually set up around junction blvd along with a bunch of other food vendors now you’re gonna want to take a detour from Roosevelt and stop at the lemon ice king of corona maybe then check out the nyc panorama at the queens museum in flushing meadow park then hop on the to flushing. If you want to start with a sit down meal I recommend phyul or Tawa Roti Dhaulagiri Food. I like Nurlan (Uyghur) in flushing
“myung San is great Korean”
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