Phayul - Jackson Heights, New York

Adresse: 37-65 74th Street, Jackson Heights, NY 11372.
Téléphone: 184241869.

Spécialités: Restaurant tibétain.
Autres données d'intérêt: Livraison, Vente à emporter, Repas sur place, Déjeuner, Dîner, Dîner en solo, Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, Places assises accessibles en fauteuil roulant, Toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant, Convient aux végétariens, Cuisine simple et traditionnelle, Petites portions à partager, Plats végétaliens, Produits sains, Restauration sur le pouce, Petit déjeuner, Brunch, Déjeuner, Dîner, Service au comptoir, Places assises, Toilettes, Branché, Chaleureux, Décontracté, Adapté aux familles, Réservations acceptées, Argent liquide seulement, Convient aux enfants.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 671 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 4.1/5.

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Phayul, un restaurant tibétain à découvrir

Situé à Jackson Heights, New York, Phayul est un restaurant tibétain qui propose une expérience culinaire unique et authentique. Avec une adresse précise au 37-65 74th Street, NY 11372, il est facile de le localiser et de profiter de ses délices. Vous pouvez également les contacter par téléphone au 184241869.

Phayul propose une variété de plats traditionnels tibétains qui satisferont tous les palais. Leur spécialité est la cuisine tibétaine, ce qui les distingue des autres restaurants de la région. Si vous êtes à la recherche d'une expérience culinaire unique et enrichissante, Phayul est l'endroit idéal pour vous.

Plusieurs options s'offrent à vous pour déguster les plats de Phayul. Vous pouvez opter pour la livraison, la vente à emporter, ou pour un repas sur place. Le restaurant propose des options pour tous les repas de la journée, du déjeuner au dîner, en passant par le dîner en solo. De plus, il dispose de places assises accessibles en fauteuil roulant, de toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant, et d'un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant.

Phayul est adapté aux végétariens et propose une cuisine simple et traditionnelle. Les portions sont petites, ce qui permet de goûter à une variété de plats. Le restaurant propose également des plats végétaliens et des produits sains, ce qui en fait une option idéale pour ceux qui cherchent à manger sainement.

Le restaurant est branché, chaleureux et décontracté, ce qui en fait un endroit idéal pour les familles. Il accepte les réservations et ne prend que de l'argent liquide. Les enfants sont les bienvenus et le restaurant propose un service au comptoir ainsi que des places assises.

Phayul a reçu des avis positifs de la part de ses clients, avec un avis moyen de 4.1/5 sur la base de 671 avis sur Google My Business. Les clients ont apprécié la nourriture, le service et l'atmosphère du restaurant.

Avis de Phayul

ESB NYC

3/5

First of all, they add an 18% gratuity without asking you. And then when you pay with a credit card, the 18% is retitled to “service charge“. A little weird and a little confusing, I think they should work this out and they may want to consider the standard protocol for gratuities in New York City, which means they are not mandatory. I assume they implemented this policy because of problems with local people not adding a gratuity. There is also a 4% service charge added for paying with a credit card. I do not care for this type of add-on.

Anyway, this is a fairly basic local Tibetan joint with casual dining vibes. We had only a few basic dishes, which were all fine, but nothing to write home about. I guess I would call it. A Tibetan diner, that would be the closest equivalent. We enjoyed the chicken dumplings, which were steamed, although the skin is rather thick. We had the fried rice, which had a nice amount of spice and was quite tasty, other than the spice very similar to Chinese fried rice.

CHANDAN RANJIT

4/5

Phayul Restaurant offers a cozy, albeit compact, dining experience with a lively and constantly bustling atmosphere. The space is small, and it’s common to find yourself waiting for a table, which is a good sign for their business but may cause some inconvenience for guests looking for a more relaxed experience.

The service was satisfactory, considering there was only one server handling all the tables. This may be due to the restaurant’s limited serving area, but the staff remained efficient despite the busy environment.

As for the food, it was a mixed but generally positive experience. The Chicken Shapta was delicious and cooked to perfection, while the Lhasa Chicken stood out with its rich flavors. The fried rice, while decent, didn’t particularly shine. The Momos were enjoyable, though not remarkably different from others in the city. However, the Mokthuk and shredded potato was somewhat disappointing compared to the other dishes.

Overall, Phayul Restaurant delivers on flavor with its standout dishes, but could improve on the dining experience, both in service and space. A great spot for flavorful Tibetan cuisine, especially if you’re not in a rush.

Ravi Sivaraman

4/5

Good Tibetan food! We got the Beef Fried Noodles (since the server said Llasa noodles would be too spicy for us! Excellent noodles with a nice, flavorful sauce.
Chicken Fried Monos were good too. Again, huge portion size

Aditya J

5/5

This hidden gem deserves a spot in the Michelin Guide for New York restaurants. We enjoyed some of the best veggie and chicken momo dumplings in the city. The ambiance was calm and relaxing, and the service was excellent. We also tried the Laphing with hot sauce, which was incredibly spicy. I highly recommend trying the Laphing at least once. Note that this is a cash-only establishment, so come prepared.

Jake Jake

5/5

The food is really savoury and came out within minutes of ordering. Their momo, fried rice and spicy potatoes always hits and also reasonably priced.
Its a small joint but the seating arrangement doesnt feel crammed.
Only complaint about the food was the chicken chilly. The breading on the chicken felt really soggy.

Shah Newaz

5/5

Quick bite w the fam here in the heart of Jackson heights. Prices and food, both are amazing.

They let my daughter have her pizza we brought from outside.

Beef momo is a must try

Tenzin Engsel

1/5

I just bought a potato momo but it turned out to be rotten as it has unusual sour taste . I never had potato veg momo where it smell bad and taste sour. To be honest owner responsible to check and taste potato before making it. I just wasted my $9 dollar. Sadly this restaurant is degrading. It’s not the same as it used to be.

Bing Wu

4/5

Phayul exudes down-to-earth Tibetan vibes. While flavors resemble Chinese cuisine, dishes like Lhasa fried noodles, Tsak Sha La Kor Hot, and spicy pork offer delightful aromas and flavors. Owner's use of large images on menus caters to global customers. Tidying up could enhance appeal.