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• Sajni 026 (Queens Blvd. between 65th Rd. & 66th Rd.)

  Written by Amlan B. on 5/20/2013 | 1 other review | Member since 2011

  The food is always fresh, tasty and hot and delivered well within the time limit designated. Everything that I have tried so far has been delicious and everyone that has had their food at my place loves it . And trust me I know my Indian food!

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• Dallas BBQ - Queens (Junction Blvd. & Horace Harding Expy.)

  Written by Kim S. on 5/20/2013 | 4 other reviews | Member since 2008

  Serviceable barbecue; decent diner-quality food. I give 2 thumbs up for the taco salad -- large, tasty, filling; one of the few bargains at Dallas BBQ. We tend to order from them only for "emergencies," though, because EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. the kitchen staff gets at least one thing wrong on the order. Last time, they left the chili out of the "new chili dog" so I ended up paying $9 for a hot dog ... I would give 4 stars for Rego Park, but the ability to fill orders "as placed" is so poor it takes them down one star.

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• East Meets West (Woodhaven Blvd. between 65th Ave. & 65th Rd.)

  Written by Kim S. on 5/20/2013 | 4 other reviews | Member since 2008

  I'm giving *the food only* 4 stars, but I'm rating on a curve comparing it to other area "cheap Chinese." The fried rice is absolutely delicious -- and that is rarely the case ordering combo options, where usually holding down the cost is the primary concern. Sauteed dishes are high quality protein and vegetables, but for my taste some of the sauces are a little on the sweet side. They sometimes seem a bit overwhelmed, both the kitchen and delivery staff. Twice the appetizer items were a little scorched; once they sent the wrong order, and all 3 times I've ordered from them, there has been a delivery delay; Saturday night, it took an hour to get one combo plate (delicious) and one slightly burned order of shrimp toast. Even with these minor flaws, I find them the preferred option on Seamless for affordable Chinese food in Rego Park.

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• Maurya Restaurant (Woodhaven Blvd. between Fleet Ct. & 64th Rd)

  Written by Johanna N. on 5/20/2013 | Member since 2013

  Chicken vindaloo is awesome. All the breads are amazing but the poori is a bit too oily to stay good for delivery. My boyfriend loved the homemade cheese and mild gravy. Whatever the chopped tomato side that comes with delivery is please make it a triple next time.

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• Kum Wei Kitchen (Myrtle Ave. between Norman St. & Summerfield St.)

  Written by Bailly R. on 5/19/2013 | 1 other review | Member since 2009

  Finally some decent Chinese take out in Bushwick! The Kung Pao Chicken was delicious and spicy. Skip the fried rice, though. It lacks the egg and any resemblance to traditional fried rice.

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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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• Drunken Fish Sushi & Lounge (Metropolitan Ave. at Grandview Ave. & Nurge Ave.)

  Written by Justus C. on 1/7/2013 | Member since 2012

  Finally found a delicious sushi place that delivers to bushwick! it is seriously delicious, queens japanese people know what they are doing. the miso soup is flavorful and doesn't smell rotten like some of these japanese chinese mixed places. shrimp tempura roll was delicious, along with spicy crunchy tuna (was my favorite), and california roll was very fresh and delicious. thanks. also i ordered 1 coke and the guy brought me a coke and a pepsi....free drink

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