Happy Break Cafe

Average prices and food quality. Their sushi uses cucumber instead of avocado. Nice family run place, and a good atmosphere to eat in. They are slow in preparation of the food but everything is made well and meticulously. Recommend the turkey cranberry (half pictured) and the beef lunch box, or the bipinbap!

Ordered chicken fried rice for my lunch, go it after 20minutes waiting,got fried rice with 4 tiny pieces of chicken.girl told me I should have added extra chicken when ordering .I told her I expect the minium amount not 4 peices. Buy food before you enter the area.do not go here.they get away with this stuff cause they the only food place within a 30minute walk.I got.my money back and wasted my break.

Hard to find any food in this area. This small shop serves soups, sandwiches, and home style Korean food. Udon soup, Bibimbap, fried Gyoza, cali rolls etc. Daily specials include Jap Chae, bulgogi, spicy pork on rice. Good selection of sandwiches and breakfast bagels. Reasonable prices. Can get pusy during the lunch rush due to the limited options in the area. Nice owner team of 2. Always a friendly welcome from the cashier.

Seems to be the only choice around Graybar area that offers less costly food options if you aren't willing to drive all the way to Queensborough. The food is mediocre and the pricing is in line with most food court prices ($9.50 for teriyaki box). They tend to use microwave for a lot of their cooking so that might be a turn off for some people who are sensitive to radiation and such :)