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Jando "Neruda" S.'s Profile

Excellence of Elmhurst (NYC-Queens)

The UN of all neighborhoods, Elmhurst is home to just about all things awesome and ethnic. Whether it's Chinese, Thai, or Latin eats, come enjoy the best of Queens in one of the coolest hoods in the QBorough.

1. Taste Good Malaysian Cuisine

8218 45th Ave
Elmhurst, NY 11373
(718) 898-8001

Category: Malaysian

Neighbourhood: Elmhurst

10/11/2011

Behold worshipers of Malaysian cuisine, your temple is here. It's high priest is the chef behind the doors of this wonderful establishment and your sacrifice is a trek to Elmhurst, where the culmination of many great eateries come together to…More »

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2. Elmhurst Pho Bang Restaurant

8290 Broadway
Elmhurst, NY 11373
(718) 205-1500

Category: Vietnamese

Neighbourhood: Elmhurst

10/14/2011

Despite having a hand in various pots of the spectrum of multi-ethnic cuisines, Queens is not well known for any real abundance of Vietnamese restaurants, let alone quality ones. Pho Bang's name tends to get mentioned as a sure bet for all things…More »

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3. East Manor - CLOSED

79-17 Albion Ave
Elmhurst, NY 11373
(718) 803-1111

Categories: Buffets, Chinese

Neighbourhood: Elmhurst

11/16/2011

It took a series of health violations but it seems the most beastly Chinese buffet in Queens is closed for good. Mansion-like from the outside and incredibly spacious on the inside, East Manor was an epic venue for group friendly dining and gorge…More »

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