LUNCH UNDER $9 IN NYC ✨
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‼️ if you go for lunch, each rice box is 20% off - i paid $7.84 for each ($15.68 total!!)
💵 cash only!!
lil mini vlog on lunch with my parents 🥹 my dad requested char siu over rice (叉燒飯) and crispy pork over rice (火肉飯) from ✨happy corner 28✨, which is a staple in flushing for cantonese roasted meats 🍖
each rice box is around $9 and comes with a free bottled water 🤭 AND if you go for lunch, i believe they have 20% off each box!
super quick service too, i waited only like 3 minutes after paying before everything was packaged and ready to go 🏃♀️💨
we all thought the char siu >> the crispy pork. taste-wise and portion-wise! 😗 the char siu box was PACKED full of char siu but the crispy pork only filled up half of the box 🙃 rip
135-24 40th road
queens, NY 11354
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When it comes to lunch in New York City, finding a meal that’s both delicious and budget-friendly can be a challenge. Dive into the flavors of Queens at Corner 28, a top-rated eatery known for its authentic Cantonese roasted meats. With lunch prices averaging around $9, this spot offers a fantastic deal with each rice box coming with a free bottled water and a 20% discount during lunch hours. Enjoy dishes like char siu (叉燒) over rice or crispy pork (火肉) served in generous portions that truly satisfy your taste buds. Not only is the food delectable, but the service is impressively quick too, making it ideal for those on the go. In just a few minutes after ordering, your meal is ready to take away, allowing you to enjoy your lunch in the park or back at the office. This unique dining experience emphasizes both quality and affordability, making it a perfect choice for locals and visitors alike looking to enjoy a great meal without breaking the bank. Keep an eye out for such hidden gems in NYC that not only serve delicious food but also create memorable dining experiences!


























































































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