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I'm From NYC, lived in West Babylon, worked in Farmingdale, and I have a hard time believing you. There is good ethnic food on LI, just look for it. I love Tur

I'm From NYC, lived in West Babylon, worked in Farmingdale, and I have a hard time believing you. There is good ethnic food on LI, just look for it. I love Turkish and there's a little shop on Rt 109 and Strait Path in N. Lindenhurst, Pasha Kebob and Grill. Want fast and cheap Polish lunch? Go down Great Neck rd to Oak st in Copiague and there are a few delis selling delicious hot food for $3-8 per plate. Main st in Farmingdale has Rolling Spring Roll, Awesome Vietnamese place, love their Pho (also one in Syosset). Down the street is Grecian Grill, a good Greek Joint. And these are just the few I care to mention. Granted LI is big and I named places closer to Farmingdale. But you get the idea.

xtiansimon 5y ago
Love it. Unintended consequence of complaining about lack of tasty food, someone shares their favorites. Now I have some new places to go! I feel like we're having a debate about the health of some natural ecosystem. You're describing an area 25mi x 14mi--We got signs of healthy ecosystem here. 1 wolf over here. 2 black bear over there. 1 brown beaver. My rant is about just what you can find in a 1mi radius (time to spill the beans--of Glen Cove). And all I'm seeing in my ecosystem are squirrels. If I'm going to drive, then I'd go to Hicksville, Floral Park or Flushing for Indian Cuisine. Don't get me wrong. I invite you to visit Glen Cove for Central American cusine, and Italian cuisine of Campania and Tuscany. And you can get a hamburger in 8 places. haha Full disclosure, I work in consulting for the restaurant industry (not in Glen Cove). I love tasty food, and I also like to understand business decisions. So when I find bland tasteless food, it makes me sad. When I find a new businesses which decided to compete for a share of the same customers selling similar fare, I'm baffled.

xtiansimon 5y ago

Love it. Unintended consequence of complaining about lack of tasty food, someone shares their favorites. Now I have some new places to go! I feel like we're having a debate about the health of some natural ecosystem. You're describing an area 25mi x 14mi--We got signs of healthy ecosystem here. 1 wolf over here. 2 black bear over there. 1 brown beaver. My rant is about just what you can find in a 1mi radius (time to spill the beans--of Glen Cove). And all I'm seeing in my ecosystem are squirrels. If I'm going to drive, then I'd go to Hicksville, Floral Park or Flushing for Indian Cuisine. Don't get me wrong. I invite you to visit Glen Cove for Central American cusine, and Italian cuisine of Campania and Tuscany. And you can get a hamburger in 8 places. haha Full disclosure, I work in consulting for the restaurant industry (not in Glen Cove). I love tasty food, and I also like to understand business decisions. So when I find bland tasteless food, it makes me sad. When I find a new businesses which decided to compete for a share of the same customers selling similar fare, I'm baffled.