Padam Padam — all mentions

in:What’s good and casual near the Queens botanical garden? (Queensboro Hill)4 pts
replying to u/thansal: The Temple Canteen. Easy parking, great food, inexpensive, right there. My personal favorites are probably the Pondicherry Masala Dosa, the Ghee Roast, and the Rava Dosa. The Paper Dosa is spectacular and the texture is great, but I like the added flavors of the other options instead. If you have a little kid w/ you, get a paper dosa. You can't really go wrong tbh. A warning about Lake Pavilion: Parking around there sucks super bad. They have a parking lot, but it's almost always full to the gills, as is any street parking nearby. I haven't been post pandemic, so maybe it's cooled off some, but I wouldn't bet on it. Since you're driving, you could also take advantage of that and go further out on Northern for Korean. Places like Picnic Garden (long standing AYCE KBBQ), Witch Topokki (AYCE Tteokbokki chain, not been but heard good things), and a whole lot more.
“Padam Padam is literally next to Picnic Garden and has really good ssamjang”
H2
in:AYCE Kbbq Recommendation1 pts
“The meat quality was good, but it was pretty pricey.”
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in:Best quality AYCE (any price point)8 pts
“and Padam Padam in Murray Hill.”
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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?5 pts
replying to u/scroller52: Fav kalbi is still mapo. Nothing beats it
“For cheaper KBBQ in the area, Padam Padam is the new go-to.”
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in:What are some of the best “All You Can Eat,” deals in the city?3 pts
“I'm also a big fan of various kbbq buffets such as Picnic Garden, O2 (now known as Won KBBQ), and Padam Padam.”
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in:Best AYCE Korean BBQ in NYC (Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan) ?3 pts
“Padam Padam or O2 personally”
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in:What are some of the best “All You Can Eat,” deals in the city?2 pts
“Padam Padam and Cast Iron Pot KBBQ in Flushing.”
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