Hi Luck Restaurant

PHILIPPINES ????????
Eat the World NYC/Queens Tribune review:
Today for the Queens Tribune we head out to Queens Village, one of a few communities along Hillside and Jamaica Avenues that have seen recent settling by Filipinos. The concentration is nothing like that of Woodside, but a couple restaurants have sprung up recently to fill the demand of these folks and more that have moved out to Nassau County. One restaurant has such good food that people travel to it from all five boroughs, Long Island, and even New Jersey to place catering orders.
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This gem called Hi Luck Restaurant is indeed a stroke of good fortune. It appears similar to many other turo-turo type establishments, a range of foods cooked daily for customers to choose, but settle into a plate of most of their dishes and you will immediately notice a difference. Cousins Leticia and Mina oversee the daily operations and are a joy to spend time with, each customer always gets a warm greeting when coming inside whether it is their first or 50th time.

Good Filipino food. Friendly service.
Just be sure to ask what food are part of the 'combo'. Food that are not part of 'combo' have a higher price.
If freshly made, the Turon of ate Letty is the best.

Great Filipino food!

I’ve been coming here since they opened. And never failed to deliver a great meal. The kaldereta. Fried pata. Turon. Or that spicy coconut pork that I always forget to pronounce. Some strong dishes that always make me come back. Doty is always there smiling and making sure you have everything you need.
The place is very homey and relaxed.
As far Filipino food goes. You need to try them.
This is where i bring friends to try something new and delicious.

Ok good, ok price.