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the BBQ joint? I'm talmbout


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Jonny_Paycheck said:the BBQ joint? I'm talmbout


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yeah....but my only shit is the more modern BBQ spots have a backyard or a clear area for smoke.


this place seems squashed in on some regular tenement steez.


they were flying the Knicks flag so i bet they have sports tvs and buffalo wings and beer and shit. Regular.
 
ppadilha said:




I like the Noguchi Museum up in LIC, plus you got the Socrates Sculpture Park nearby for some art of the WTF-variety.





And there's always Flushing for some serious chinese food. I remember one place from Flushing opened a take-out spot on St Marks Place, don't know the name though. I went once with a friend, got something they called a lamb burger which wasn't really a burger but was amazing, then got another thing called "lamb face salad" which we thought was one of those chinese mistranslations but was actually a pretty accurate description of the dish.




Xi'an Famous Foods. there's one down in Chinatown too, on Bayard i think. and i believe they opened 1 in williamsburg/bushwick too?





original's in the golden mall in flushing. so good....
 
batmon said:Jonny_Paycheck said:the BBQ joint? I'm talmbout


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yeah....but my only shit is the more modern BBQ spots have a backyard or a clear area for smoke.


this place seems squashed in on some regular tenement steez.


they were flying the Knicks flag so i bet they have sports tvs and buffalo wings and beer and shit. Regular.




#basic





haha





I've seen them with the smoker out front.
 
willie_fugal said:ppadilha said:




I like the Noguchi Museum up in LIC, plus you got the Socrates Sculpture Park nearby for some art of the WTF-variety.





And there's always Flushing for some serious chinese food. I remember one place from Flushing opened a take-out spot on St Marks Place, don't know the name though. I went once with a friend, got something they called a lamb burger which wasn't really a burger but was amazing, then got another thing called "lamb face salad" which we thought was one of those chinese mistranslations but was actually a pretty accurate description of the dish.




Xi'an Famous Foods. there's one down in Chinatown too, on Bayard i think. and i believe they opened 1 in williamsburg/bushwick too?





original's in the golden mall in flushing. so good....




I've only been to the St Mark's one and I find it to be seriously over-hyped. I mean, it's ok, but it's way too oily and they hardly use any vegetables in any of the dishes.
 
i havent had any good chinese food since i moved here and am still not used to white people working in asian joints
 
PatrickCrazy said:i havent had any good chinese food since i moved here and am still not used to white people working in asian joints




Take a train to Flushing instead of Williamsburg.
 
Jonny_Paycheck said:batmon said:Jonny_Paycheck said:the BBQ joint? I'm talmbout


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yeah....but my only shit is the more modern BBQ spots have a backyard or a clear area for smoke.


this place seems squashed in on some regular tenement steez.


they were flying the Knicks flag so i bet they have sports tvs and buffalo wings and beer and shit. Regular.




#basic





haha





I've seen them with the smoker out front.




It's OK, but nothing you'd miss if it weren't there. There was a much better BBQ place on 112th, but they shut down and have now been replaced by a shitty pizza spot.
 
batmon said:PatrickCrazy said:i havent had any good chinese food since i moved here and am still not used to white people working in asian joints




Take a train to Flushing instead of Williamsburg.




No, no Asian people in Queens. Especially Elmhurst.
 
PatrickCrazy said:queens is too far for me




This is the name of a book just waiting to be written about Manhattan life.
 
batmon said:PatrickCrazy said:i havent had any good chinese food since i moved here and am still not used to white people working in asian joints




Take a train to Sunsrt park instead of Williamsburg.
 
DB_Cooper said:PatrickCrazy said:queens is too far for me




This is the name of a book just waiting to be written about Manhattan life.




Ha!





"I haven't had good _______ since I move here."





"Leave your neighborhood."





"Wha???"
 
gareth said:DB_Cooper said:PatrickCrazy said:queens is too far for me




This is the name of a book just waiting to be written about Manhattan life.




Ha!





"I haven't had good _______ since I move here."





"Leave your apartment."





"Wha???"
 
you can get edible bbq in NYC





not sure if the same can be said for knishes in TX.... hell, most knishes in NYC aren't edible.
 
Rockadelic said:Talking about the best B-B-Q in NYC is like me talking about the best Knish in Dallas!




I'm sure this used to be true, but BBQ has exploded in NYC over the last few years. I don't doubt that there isn't anything on the level of the top places in TX etc, but I defy anybody who likes BBQ not to enjoy the meal I posted above. (the pit master is from TX)
 
Horseleech said:Rockadelic said:Talking about the best B-B-Q in NYC is like me talking about the best Knish in Dallas!




I'm sure this used to be true, but BBQ has exploded in NYC over the last few years. I don't doubt that there isn't anything on the level of the top places in TX etc, but I defy anybody who likes BBQ not to enjoy the meal I posted above. (the pit master is from TX)







Let me tell you about Texas Pizza.....that shit has exploded down here.....we even have Pizza Chef's from NYC(By way of Estonia).
 
Korean BBQ





If your visiting NYC i dont expect anyone in one week to absorb all the shit thats available.





Stay Downtown and get that on.





Your not gonna get the most outta NY jumpin around to Harlem, The Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn.





Theres too much to take in. Go "hard" in Manhattan and maybe some Williamsburg at night shit and call it a day.





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