lhasa fresh food

Tibetan restaurant · Elmhurst

lhasa fresh food

Tibetan restaurant · Elmhurst

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81-09 41st Ave, Elmhurst, NY 11373

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"Lhasa Fresh Food is a Restaurant located in Queens, NY. We offer Tibetan Cuisine, Asian Cuisine, Takeout, Catering, and other Restaurant Services. We are New York's favorite restaurant for Tibetan food and Asian takeout. We freshly prepare authentic Tibetan cuisine with traditional ingredients. Our catering services are guaranteed to add flavor to your next event. Lhasa Fresh Food handles all your Tibetan catering needs, from corporate lunches to extravagant weddings. Call us today!"  

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"The Elmhurst location of Lhasa Fresh Food has practically the same menu of momos, noodles, and soups as the original in Jackson Heights. Get the beef and chive momos, which are as herby as a bouquet from your horticulturally inclined neighbor’s garden, and the thenthuk soup with starchy, hand-ripped noodles and a beef broth that’s slow-creepingly spicy." - will hartman, bryan kim, hannah albertine, neha talreja, willa moore

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"The meat-heavy Tibetan soups at Lhasa’s Elmhurst location are filling enough to be your entire meal, and the same can be said of the steaming hot momos. But considering most everything on the menu here is less than $10, you should probably just order both." - matt tervooren

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"Lhasa Fresh Food’s menu of momos, noodles, and soups is practically the same as the original in Jackson Heights. Although, there’s slightly more space at Lhasa Fresh Food since it’s not located behind a cell phone store. Get the beef and chive momos, which are as herby as a sampling from your horticulturally-savvy neighbor’s garden, and the thenthuk soup with slow-creeping spicy beef broth and starchy hand-ripped noodles." - Hannah Albertine

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"Lhasa Fresh Food is delivering their excellent beef momos and thenthuk starting every day at 11am." - Hannah Albertine, Nikko Duren, Bryan Kim, Arden Shore, Matt Tervooren

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"Before Lhasa Fresh Food, which opened last year, there was Lhasa Fast Food, one of the worst-kept chowhound secrets in Queens, often described as being 'in the back of a cell-phone store in Jackson Heights.' In September, the owners expanded into a second place, Lhasa Fresh Food. Still, the vibe was lively enough, with families pushing tables together for casual banquets, and quietly exciting things were happening in the kitchen. Before Lhasa Fresh Food, which opened last year, there was Lhasa Fast Food, one of the worst-kept chowhound secrets in Queens, often described as being 'in the back of a cell-phone store in Jackson Heights.' In September, the owners expanded into a second place, Lhasa Fresh Food. Still, the vibe was lively enough, with families pushing tables together for casual banquets, and quietly exciting things were happening in the kitchen. Before Lhasa Fresh Food, which opened last year, there was Lhasa Fast Food, one of the worst-kept chowhound secrets in Queens, often described as being 'in the back of a cell-phone store in Jackson Heights.'" - Hannah Goldfield

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Jam Leb

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As a Tibetan . I think it’s a best place to eat your meal. Not like other restaurants has less ingredients and tasteless. I just tried beef noodle , mothup and Tibetan fry dumplings and yellow Laphing. There all are fantastic but laphing chilli little not good. I recommended this place to visit.

Mr Singh

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Not many patrons on a Saturday evening so had my doubts, but still had to give it a go. Steamed chicken momos were bloody good and the accompanying chili sauce blew my head off, worth a visit.

NeL R

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I gave this place 3 tries, this is the first time I tried Tibetan food. Place looks clean, their menu is small which means things are fresher. It does take some time to get food though, so be patient. First time i think one of the owners took my order, not really welcoming, but then again, he seemed busy, so perhaps should give him the benefit of a doubt. NOTE: Signature Dish are all noodle soups. FOOD: bit oily for my taste, on these 3 visits i tried: Steamed Beef and Chives MoMo; very tasty, it has a LOT of chives, so if u like chives u will love this one. Lamb Thenthuk and Fried Beef MoMo; Lamb as usual has a particular strong taste, but i feel they could have cooked it a bit longer, it was a bit chewy, the fried beef momo did taste good but i recomend it steam, also portions are big here, if u dont eat a lot ONE MoMo is good enough. Potato Fry, Pork Thenthuk, and Butter Tea; again, portions are big, in this order i really liked the Pork Thenthuk (pork noodle) the Potato Fry has a good taste but if u don't like spicy food then this might feel spicy to you, but maybe it could be shared with a friend i was NOT fan of the butter tea. It literally tastes like tea with butter. Food again feels oily but we must keep in mind the location of it's origin, the diet depending location tends to be heavy in fats, it's what has kept the locals alive in cold places or scarce food resources. Therefore, understanding where it comes from, we can understand why it feels greasy and heavy. I LOVE IT that they have big tv with their their singers performing, its beautiful in my opinion. Would i return? Maybe, their food is not bad, it has flavor, i have only taste non spicy dishes since i am not too big on spicy food. HOWEVER u CAN order the fried meat without chilli I think they deserve 4 stars, nothing that will make u say WOW! but you won't ve disappointed either.

Lobsang Chokey

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Momo was salty, lhaping wasn’t that great, Shabaley as u can see in the pic was very disappointed to look at it. What I really liked was the pork chilly and tingmo. If I didn’t had that then I don’t think they deserve to have 3 stars. Used to be five star but today was very disappointed ☹️

Aryuna Budaeva

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Ordered delivery and was really disappointed. The worst Tibetan food I’ve ever had. Chili beef was old and tough, flavor was so off putting. The momos were stale and tasted really bad. Had to throw away all dishes do not get poisoned! I didnt want to write this review but I havent had such bad experience ever! 🤮🤮🤮

Esthee Wong

Google
This is a new n much bigger restaurant compared to their original outlet. The dumplings taste ok but does not look as good as the ones in the old unit. Great service. The lamb soup was very delicious

omorado

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Delicious. I have tried most of the menu and have not been disappointed. Spice levels can vary depending on the day. Very friendly service but, I have to agree that it can be slow at times. Worth it.

oryza chet

Google
I like this place. Service is great. Their laphing and thukpa is tasty. They give huge bowl of thukpa!