Ham Ji Bak 41-08 149th Place, corner 41st Avenue Flushing, NY 718-460-9289 Best, best, best kimchi jigae (16 replies, last updated by prunefeet August 9, 2007)

also nice is sansookapsan, and also ham-ji-bak. this thread below (mine) has some info: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/402466 also do a search for “murray hill korean northern” and you’ll have plenty of choices.... (2 replies, last updated by bigjeff July 7, 2007)

the best korean in flushing is on 149th place 3 blocks south of northern blvd called ham ji bak. their pork belly bbq is 2nd only to kunjip and my wife claims it’s even better. all their stews are amazing and their banchans... (7 replies, last updated by Steve Miller June 19, 2005)

yes, this may not be “chowhound worthy” but what a blast from the past. remember the one that used to be on northern blvd near bell? it’s currently the 2nd outpost of ham ji bak, the korean sam gyup ssal place. i... (9 replies, last updated by debster April 20, 2009)

in quality nor cost. My faves are Ham Ji Bak (specializes in the grilled pork belly & their pajun is to die for) and San Soo Gap San (kalbi & side dishes are yum yum yum!) both places are on Northern Blvd. There are also many... (8 replies, last updated by moymoy February 21, 2007)

+ austin st), my favorite pizza joint. it’s large pies (no slices), w/thin crust, slightly charred bottom, good sauce/cheese. their calzones are just as tasty. 4) ham ji bak (northern blvd + bell blvd): this is THE place to... (5 replies, last updated by ALAN March 15, 2005)

if your willing to take a train, and interested in eating porkbellies, go to the murry hill station and look up a place called ham ji bak. Be warned, you’ll start crave pork bellies after eating there. (5 replies, last updated by The Chowhound Team April 23, 2004)

honestly, i think ham ji bak has somewhat declined recently. it’s still better than most for pork bbq, esp. the heuk dwehji sam gyup ssal (black pig’s belly bbq), but the original branch in LA’s koreatown is far... (16 replies, last updated by surly December 31, 2006)

's main downtown area, and also Sulrak Garden on Northern Boulevard around 150th. For pork bbq Ham Ji Bak's Bayside location on Northern in the 200’s is the best. Also, the non-bbq dishes here were worse than mediocre; we... (7 replies, last updated by burton December 13, 2006)

i like the following: - ham ji bak: good all around, but i particularily like their sam gyup sal (which is a thick cut of pork, kind of like bacon, but thicker and better) - san soo kap san: very good bbq and good regular dishes as... (12 replies, last updated by kavery June 23, 2008)

This place has the unmarinated bbq: Ham Ji Bak [Bayside ]210-22 Northern Blvd, between 210th and 211th Sts Bayside, Queens, NY 11361 Ham Ji Bak [Flushing ]41-08 149th Pl, at 41st Ave Flushing, Queens, NY 11355 (13 replies, last updated by butteredasian April 2, 2007)

kum gang san is not up to par with most of the better korean restaurants on / off nothern although its much better than its manhattan cousin off the top of my head some of the better / more popular restaurants are ham ji bak, san... (10 replies, last updated by Lau June 17, 2008)

that they are mounting. Although I’m not a big fan of the Northern Blvd Ham Ji Bak, I’d put it leagues ahead of the choices in Oakland Gardens. A recent souvlaki sandwich at Bell Boulevard’s Avli not only had me... (17 replies, last updated by montoya040 March 3, 2009)

(Not including tip & tax) What do you eat? Being a Korean-American, I’d go to Flushing, hit up Ham Ji Bak, and grill up some pork belly (sam gyup sahl). But let’s talk Manhattan. I think mine would be a lobster roll at... (19 replies, last updated by Liquid Sky July 24, 2007)

over rice, kimchi and pork. It’s about as good a helping of fried rice as I’ve had in a long time. And what’s this about Ham Ji Bak closing? P. (34 replies, last updated by mushimushi427 November 5, 2009)