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Your Guide To The Mouth-Watering World Of Flushing Food Malls
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Jamie Feldmar
Published Apr 18, 2012
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Published Apr 18, 2012
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The food malls of Flushing are legendary: a wonderland of cheap, authentic, down-and-dirty Chinese food accessible only to those who know the language and are willing to put just about anything in their mouth. It's a daunting experience, but in recent years, as the number of malls has increased, more and more intrepid eaters are hopping on the 7 train to explore the wilds for themselves. Not sure where to start? Though it's by no means exhaustive, here's a look at the tip of the iceberg.
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