Zhego Nyc - Réservation de table

You have to try this place! If you’ve never had Bhutanese food before or even know where Bhutan is, stop hesitating and hop on the 7 train to get here. The journey might seem intimidating, but trust me, getting to Bhutan itself is way more challenging (seriously, look it up; it's almost impossible). Order a variety of dishes if you can, but definitely don’t miss these: Ema Datsi: This is Bhutan's national dish—crispy peppers coated in cheese. How could you pass that up? Cheese Momo: These dumplings have leveled up with some dairy, and they are a must-try. Sikam Paa: For those who love thinly sliced pork belly accompanied by daikon and a delicious chili sauce, this is your dish. Shaka...

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Zhego NYC is a hidden gem that serves delicious and authentic Bhutanese cuisine! Every dish was bursting with flavor and had just the right amount of spice. We particularly loved the ema dasi (green chilies with cheese, a national dish), sikam shukam datsi (air-dried pork cooked with white chili, cheese, tomato, and scallions), phaksa bayzum (tender pork belly stir-fried with tomato, garlic, and chili), norsha paa (beef stir-fry with potato, ginger, tomato, and onion), and the beef momo (which comes with eight per serving and two dipping sauces). All dinner options include red rice and a cheesy soup, and there’s a large vegetarian menu with plenty of fantastic options for everyone. The momos...

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Zhego NYC is a hidden gem just a 4-minute walk from the Woodside LIRR station. The food is excellent and ideal for a solo meal, and the unique space and design add to the experience. With a variety of options on the menu, it's a great choice for lunch. Overall, I give the food a 5, the service a 5, and the atmosphere a 5, all for a price range of $20–30 per person.

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