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• Luna (62nd Ave and Grand Central Pkwy)

  Written by Daniel D. on 5/17/2013 | Member since 2013

  It was good, and I was hungry, but I'd like to see them do something beside's a frozen veg. burger patty with iceburg lettuce, etc. Portabello mushroom or black bean burger, with leaf lettuce, etc. would make it a better option.

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• Kati Allo (172nd St. & Station Rd.)

  Written by Odochi I. on 5/17/2013 | 1 other review | Member since 2012

  I order a falafel w/ the garlic fries. Pros: The food was good, falafel tasted fresh and wasn't mushy and the amount of fries lasted for two days. Cons: I work 10 mins away and it took almost an hour which although they say thats the average time still seemed excessive. The driver wouldn't turn into the side where my building was so I had to search for him. 3. VERY RUDE concerning the tip I gave him. Told me that they wouldn't deliver to me if I didn't give them more more money next time. It was an $8 lunch did he expect a $100? I don't have to tip anything,but the amount of dollars I give is courtesy and you shouldn't threaten me for it. I won't be ordering from them again.

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• Taqueria El Fogon (Flushing Ave. between Knickerbocker Ave. & Noll St.)

  Written by Emilia B. on 5/17/2013 | Member since 2013

  My rating is specifically for what I order, which is what I get pretty much every time. I'm from LA, I love Mexican food, and this was the first batch of nachos on the East Coast that I got addicted to. I haven't had the same reaction with the other stuff on their menu, but no negative reactions either. I love the taco cart in my area too, but Taqueria El Fogon's nachos are my sin, my guilty pleasure, the go-to for shamelessly pigging out (on a regular basis). I get them vegetarian (or sometimes with chicken), with black beans instead of pinto. Love the horchata as well.

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• Burger Club (32nd St. & 30th Ave.)

  Written by George A. on 5/11/2013 | Member since 2010

  Food is great. Best burger in queens for sure... Not giving 5 stars because I've eaten there and it's obviously better there, food gets a little steamed in the boxed like all deliveries, but food still tastes great.

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• Umi Sushi (Union Tpke. between 177th St. & 178th St.)

  Written by Ida L. on 5/2/2013 | Member since 2012

  Honestly, the best sushi I've had in Queens - if not all NYC. They're way faster than their competitors in terms of delivery time. I had a special request to switch certain rolls on a party tray and it came out perfectly. AND FRESH! I used a promo code, but prices are pretty reasonable. I feel like I got more sushi in the tray than I paid for, actually. And to top it all off, I got an extra roll marked "on the house". The delivery guy is really sweet, too. Overall, a great experience and I highly recommend them. :)

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• Anando Restaurant (36th Ave. between 29th St. & 30th St.)

  Written by RJ A. on 4/4/2013 | 12 other reviews | Member since 2007

  Good Indian food in Astoria...FINALLY!!! Fresh, flavorful and well-prepared with just the right amount of heat. This just became my "go-to" Indian restaurant in Queens. Delivery was slow, but the food was worth it.

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• Cho Cho San (Queens) (Queens Blvd between 39th St. & 39th Pl.)

  Written by Melanie S. on 3/16/2013 | 2 other reviews | Member since 2013

  I typically approach ordering from a brand new sushi restaurant online with a healthy degree of skepticism and paranoia. The fact that I can’t see the cleanliness of the establishment fuels this apprehension and the thought of “will I get violently ill?” can’t help but flutter through my mind. But my addiction to aquatic life always prevails and I take the leap of faith. Generally when faced with this situation, I order my "base" (test drive) rolls. But something about Cho Cho San’s menu spoke to me. The flavor and ingredient combinations seemed remarkably well-thought-out and my yearning for something amazing overtook my “base test” standards. Boy I am glad I followed my gut. Delivery was pleasantly timely, especially given that it was prime dinnertime on a Friday night. When the deliveryman arrived, he held a rose and stuck it out to me along with my food and a “Happy Valentine’s Day!” (It was the day after Valentine’s Day, but that seems an insignificant detail.) I excitedly put my florist-grade rose in water as my stomach growled in delicious anticipation. I ordered: iPhone 5 Roll, New Year Tree, Cho Cho Roll, and Avocado Nest. The Avocado Nest was like the Japanese answer to guacamole – definitely a share-friendly appetizer and definitely tasty. All of the fish and shellfish were extraordinarily fresh; the flavor combinations were spot on. The scallops were truly so fresh, that my taste buds took a little vacation back to the summertime Maine coast. And perhaps of equal or greater importance – and in light of the fact our local Japanese restaurants on Seamless have been failing badly in this department in the past months – the rice was cooked perfectly. Five stars all around – delivery promptness, food quality, taste, and customer service! I hope Cho Cho San (Queens) is here to stay. Welcome to Sunnyside!

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