Duck Young Loo

Came here on a Saturday afternoon. This place had maybe about 3 or 4 tables. Fairly empty for such a big place
Ordered their seafood jjajangmein and their seafood tofu jjamppong.
Food took about 40 mins to come out. And there were only 3 tables.
The jjajangmein was quiet delicious. Not overly sweet or soggy like other places. And the sauce was very flavorful. I would say one of the better jjajangmein in the neighborhood
Seafood tofu jjamppong was good as well. But not the best I had for sure.
Overall, food took too damn long to come out. .don’t think I’ll be back to this one

This place does Korean-​Chinese food, meaning jjajangmyeon, jjamppong, sweet and sour beef, chicken with garlic sauce, etc.
The actual location of this restaurant seems almost cursed – I can recall a few restaurants trying and failing at this spot over the last few years. Strange, since it’s a relatively high foot-​traffic area, near the Broadway LIRR stop. To be fair, it is practically right under the LIRR overpass on Northern. Anyway, hopefully Duck Young Loo (DYL) does better than its predecessors.
I ordered jjajangmyeon and sweet and sour beef, and tried the jjamppong my dining partner ordered.
The food took a long time to come out considering we were one of just two tables in the restaurant on a slow weekday evening. Not a good omen for the restaurant’s business prospects, unfortunately.
The food was good, what I would consider average quality for a Korean-​Chinese restaurant in Queens. The jjanjangmyeon sauce was not overly sweet, which is a big pet peeve of mine. The seafood in the jjamppong was fresh and generous.
Unfortunately, DYL is a little too far away for me to want to make the trek out here regularly, and I don’t think the food is worth going out of your way for.
However, if DYL is in your hood and you’re looking for a decent Korean-​Chinese dinner/​takeout to satisfy a craving, you could do worse.