New York Food Court — all mentions

postA great weekend to eat1 pts
“So many good gems inside here! The XLB stall made it fresh and there was SO much broth inside and the dumpling skin was nice and thin. Fried chicken had a really nice crunch and flavour.”
H3
in:Food halls… been to a few from Dekalb, Industry City, New World Mall, Chelsea Market, Urbanspace to Urban Hawker. What are a few other must go to? Doesn’t matter borough, food or price. Thank you!! 6 pts
replying to u/Leninsleftarm: My wife is gonna kill me for this, but the basement of the New World Mall in Flushing.
“Two of the best food courts in the city with very affordable prices.”
H2
in:ISO NYC’s best malatang6 pts
“The Malatang stall at New York Food Court in Flushing.”
H2
in:ISO NYC’s best malatang2 pts
replying to u/SuppleDude: The Malatang stall at New York Food Court in Flushing.
“This is the correct take. Every other spot is too overpriced for the same flavor.”
H2
in:Best authentic Chinese restaurants?122 pts
“the lesser known food court called New York Food Court has some really traditional options”
H1
in:Food halls… been to a few from Dekalb, Industry City, New World Mall, Chelsea Market, Urbanspace to Urban Hawker. What are a few other must go to? Doesn’t matter borough, food or price. Thank you!! 38 pts
“New York Food Court in Flushing”
H1
in:Must try Asian food in Flushing, 2024?9 pts
“another food court with amazing Asian food! Can’t go wrong with anything you get”
H1
in:Flushing or Jackson Heights Food Tour Ideas (But! for Kids, Unadventurous Eaters, plus Vegetarian)3 pts
“The food courts in Flushing can be good for this:”
H1
in:Visiting NYC soon1 pts
replying to u/RNova2010: Queens has everything you could possibly want In Flushing I *strongly* suggest *Henan Feng Wei* for hand pulled noodles with lamb. Flushing is not a Chinatown but a Chinese city and hard not to find quality food. In Jackson Heights, my top choice is *Playground* which is a Thai restaurant and possibly the best Thai in NYC. I cannot say enough good things about it. In nearby Elmhurst, which is the center of the Thai community, you can also check out *Khao Nom*, *Khao Kang* and *Hug Esan.* *Sumatera* also has very tasty Indonesian food. If you’re in Elmhurst, you may as well check out the local Thai Buddhist temple which has an emerald Buddha gifted to it by the late King of Thailand. Back to Jackson Heights, try out *Mariscos El Submarino* for Mexican seafood and *Phayul* for Tibetan cuisine. In Rego Park, the best Georgian restaurant in NYC is *Marani* (it is kosher though which makes it more expensive and is closed Friday night - Saturday) and there’s a large Bukharian/Uzbek Jewish community - try out *Chaikhana Sem Sorok.*
“Food courts (a lot of great stuff): New York Food Court or New World Mall”
H1
in:Visiting Flushing today0 pts
“New York Food Court”
H1
in:Food halls… been to a few from Dekalb, Industry City, New World Mall, Chelsea Market, Urbanspace to Urban Hawker. What are a few other must go to? Doesn’t matter borough, food or price. Thank you!! 1 pts
“Those are in the New World Mall, Tangram Mall, Golden Mall, Queens Crossing Mall, and the New York Food Court near the Skyview Mall.”
H0