in Manhattan. I live in Queens so my next shopping stop is Jackson Heights. Any suggestions?Someone suggested looking in Mexican food markets for a tortilla maker. (7 replies, last updated by TimF February 9, 2010)

because they’re more likely to cook at home. This might be due to larger kitchens, fewer single folks, and/or more families with kids when compared to ethnic foodie Queens citadels like Jackson Heights or Astoria (but I’m just... (7 replies, last updated by food_food February 9, 2010)

Not really educated on Goan food... but I did get a dish called Goan Fish Curry which included Tamarind & Coconut Milk in Organic Herbs. See below: http://www.yelp.com/biz/talk-of-the-town-indian-chinese-restaurant-jackson-heights... (2 replies, last updated by j0cy0223 February 9, 2010)

bigjeff- Ask her to make your food spicy and she will. We’ve asked for "spicy'' shwarma and it was just right. This is forest hills, so in general things are a bit bland to satisfy the local taste (unlike corona or jackson... (29 replies, last updated by Alan Henderson February 8, 2010)

There was also a Hamburger Express in Jackson Heights - same concept. Better burgers were across the street at The Toddle House — a miniature luncheonette — i think a counter with about ten short stools. (12 replies, last updated by cazique February 8, 2010)

I have had limited experience lately with the Himalayan food offerings around 74th Street and Roosevelt in the last year, and I have some friends who would like to try it tomorrow. I tried the place on Roosevelt between 74-75th... (5 replies, last updated by Peter Cherches February 7, 2010)

i’m looking for a bakery/restaurant that does lechon for parties, i used to know some in jackson heights but have been out of touch.. any recommendations would be appreciated. thanks av (7 replies, last updated by bigjeff February 6, 2010)

I went by Framboise since it’s along my shortcut route from Woodside to the Trader Joe’s in Forest Hills. Thought it was pretty decent, but I’m not as enamored from my limited tasting as I was with Cannelle... (11 replies, last updated by edhopper February 4, 2010)

My father-in-law just came back from Mexico City raving about gorditas. I bragged to him that using chowhound I’d find him the most authentic gorditas in Queens. A search on this site yielded some info, but nothing too... (7 replies, last updated by E Eto February 1, 2010)

If you are referring to Jackson Heights, Time Out New York says it’s closed. (11 replies, last updated by bigjeff February 1, 2010)

please god let it be good because I’ve had Masala again recently and it was pretty terrible. I’d love to be able to get good indian food delivered. I’m spending too much time going over to Jackson Heights for... (25 replies, last updated by Linda January 29, 2010)

maybe our mistake was to order sushi, but it was not good. Tons more options in Jackson Heights. Have had really great and interesting meals at Mustang Thakali Kitchen. (2 replies, last updated by sdgmg January 28, 2010)

Wellll, if you’re disappointed with them, you could always take the G/R to Malaysia Rasa Sayang, in Jackson Heights. I’ve always liked them better. (3 replies, last updated by Gastronomicon January 27, 2010)

are done well and so is their burger. I am not a fan of Pio Pio Riko which is also mentioned. I would rather go to Pio Pio in Elmhurst or Jackson Heights and make the trek. Enough with the bad. Marlow and Son’s would be my... (99 replies, last updated by pantoniades January 19, 2010)

, Williamsburg, Park Slope, etc.), I don’t think you’re going to do much better in the outer boroughs. LIC? Woodside? Jackson Heights? Neighborhoods like that may boast a restaurant or two that’s better than... (34 replies, last updated by jinglejangle January 16, 2010)