MOGMOG

Japanese grocery store · Long Island City

"There are several Asian groceries in LIC, but Japanese market Mogmog is our favorite because of their kitchen, which turns out incredible maki and rainbow chirashi bowls, hot food specials, and giant shaved ices. If you don't mind eating sushi out of a pre-packaged plastic container on their outdoor cafe tables, you can have a lunch that rivals many upscale sushiyas." - neha talreja, bryan kim, hannah albertine, sonal shah, molly fitzpatrick

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