Corner 28

Stepping into Corner 28 feels like entering a bustling Flushing kitchen where the aroma of slow‑roasted pork and sizzling chicken instantly pulls you in. The shop’s cramped yet inviting space is lined with wooden counters that showcase steaming platters, while friendly staff move about with quick, efficient hands. As CupofTJ arrives, he points out the updated price tag—$6.95 for a generous portion of roast pork—and smiles, noting how the cost still feels surprisingly reasonable amid the neighborhood’s culinary offerings.

What truly sets this spot apart is the mouth‑watering flavor profile of its roast pork: tender meat glazed with a subtle blend of soy, garlic, and a hint of star anise that melts in your mouth. The dish pairs perfectly with a side of fragrant rice and pickled vegetables, creating a balanced bite that satisfies both craving and wallet. Even with the price bump, CupofTJ gushes that it remains “tasty, affordable,” making Corner 28 a must‑try for anyone looking to sample authentic Flushing pork without breaking the bank.