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• BANY (Jackson Ave. & 50th Ave.)

  Written by Daniel S. on 5/21/2013 | 1 other review | Member since 2013

  food is Awesome!..but the Delivery Boy...LOL...idk about that Cat. 1st he calls me saying "Hey, SOrry i NO have PEn, do have?" so sure i brought a pen down with me..then he says only 4$ tip?!...lol umm yeah 4$!!! that all ur gonna get...cause its over 1hr i had to wait...2 u come unprepared and 3 u ask for more?!..lol sorry

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• Cafe Pistachio (Nassau Ave. and Eckford St.)

  Written by azra r. on 5/19/2013 | Member since 2011

  Great new place! I've been trying out this place for past couple of weeks and always had good experience. Fresh ingredients , fresh baked bread and pastries are amazing. My favorite is wet Mediterranean sandwich , full flavored pulled beef and fresh baked bread.

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• Petey's Burger (LIC) (46th Rd. and Vernon Blvd.)

  Written by Daniel S. on 5/18/2013 | 1 other review | Member since 2013

  Had the Triple Combo last night, and OMG...head and belly both exploded out of pure "Amazingness"...delivery was a bit, long-ish...45min. and i live 2 blocks away. but thats me being a Fat Lazy American. Now, On to ordering ROund 2.

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• Open Door (50th Ave. between Jackson Ave. & Vernon Blvd.)

  Written by Kate S. on 5/18/2013 | 11 other reviews | Member since 2009

  The portions are small compared to a diner or Olive Garden. However the quality of the food is far above that. They have fun and creative dishes. The taquitos are fantastic.

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• Court Square Diner (23rd St. & 45th Rd.)

  Written by Jesse A. on 5/18/2013 | Member since 2011

  A Gold Standard for me and my wife for 5 years straight. A very solid and generous Diner. Fast Delivery, Fresh Food, and they serve just about everything. Biggest Secret: Their Spinach Pie is amazing.

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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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