Korean Takeout in Flushing With Giant Crispy Pork Cutlets
Korean takeout in Flushing built on giant crispy pork cutlets, bulgogi kimbap, and portions bigger than the room.
🍱 Kimbap and Cutlet Counter
Yoodon is the Korean takeout in Flushing regulars time around a lunch break, a tiny room on Northern Blvd with a kitchen set up to send orders out fresh. Start with the giant crispy pork cutlet or the bulgogi kimbap, then read the rest of the board, where stir fried udon, ramen, and even burgers turn up for whoever wants something else.
The appeal is speed with real heft. Portions run generous, prices stay reasonable, and indoor seating is extremely limited, which points most orders toward a bag in hand on the sidewalk outside.
That range covers cutlet loyalists, noodle people, and kimbap regulars in one stop. Doors open at 11 AM Monday through Saturday, closing lands at 8 PM Monday and Wednesday and half past eight the other nights, and Sunday is dark. A weekday pickup is the easiest way in.
