Khao Ka Moo NYC

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Khao Ka Moo NYC

Permanently Closed

Thai food stall serving stewed pork, fried chicken, and more

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82-02 45th Ave Ste 16, Elmhurst, NY 11373 Get directions

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HK Food Court, a One-Stop Shop for Pan-Asian Cravings | The New Yorker

"I knew what to get at Khao Ka Moo, because I saw many people hunched over the same dish, and, plus, the stall is named for it: khao ka moo, otherwise known as stewed pork leg over rice." - Hannah Goldfield

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2020/02/03/hk-food-court-a-one-stop-shop-for-pan-asian-cravings

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Khao Ka Moo NYC

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New New York Food Hall HK Food Court in Elmhurst Queens Serves a Plethora of Asian Cuisines - Eater NY

"Khao Ka Moo — which started with a limited offering of Thai-style stewed pork, fried pork, and Hainanese poached chicken — has recently added fried chicken over rice to its growing menu." - Caroline Shin

https://ny.eater.com/2019/6/24/18715465/hk-food-court-elmhurst-queens-asian-food-hall

Khao Ka Moo NYC

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This place is another of those food stalls in the Hong Kong Food Court that serves Thai food. There’s like 4 or 5 of them in the left-hand side of the food court as you enter. They give you buzzers to let you know when to come back to pick up your food. I think every stall in this food court does this—so very convenient! Ordered the Kaho Moo Dang and Moo Krob (a.k.a “the number 2”) which consists of roast pork, sausage and crispy pork over rice with a boiled egg and cucumbers. It also came with a small daikon soup. It was a very hearty dish for $15 and one of their more popular dishes, as I’ve been told. I did find the roast pork to be a little bit on the dry side but it was saved by the sauce they put over the dish. The crispy pork was very nice, and the skin was crunchy. Overall a solid dish which has piqued my interest in trying some more of their menu. I will be back!