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The Eat Something New in Queens map is for curious eaters in the great, wonderfully diverse borough of Queens, NYC. 

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Eat Something New in Queens

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College Point

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Type

Specialty 

Drink 

General

Dessert

Location 

Fuskahouse_NYC (Dhaka Street Food)

If it’s after 2pm, this green Bengali/Bangladeshi truck should be set up. Everything is great here: the namesake fuchka (a Bangladeshi chaat where fried semolina shells are filled with potato, yellow split peas, onion, grated hard-boiled egg, cilantro, chaat masala, and tamarind water you add before eating), the doi fuchka (which puts yogurt in the shells), the puffed-rice chaat jhal muri, the mustardy mango and guava chaats. Pull up a sidewalk stool to eat! 