>> anthony: thin thuk, hand torn noodle soup with chili's and ginger. >> anthony: do you think it's only a matter of time till were replaced by either another incoming group or you know hipster apocalypse. >> ali: you know the story of new york is that neighborhoods are constantly changing you know everything's in flux nothing is static and even all our communities that have come in. you know, we've transformed these neighborhoods that we've moved into. >> heems: it's hard to make a claim for ownership when my parents moved here too, you know? there's this constant i don't want this neighborhood to be gentrified but am i gentrifying it. >> anthony: shaptra, or chili fried beef, thin panes of beef with chili oil and soy and sichuan pepper corns. sha momo, steamed dumplings stuffed with beef. >> anthony: there are a lot of people that you'll see in this community and for them its like the nightmare scenario. what's the best thing about queens other than diversity just as a everyday practical matter? >> ali: you wake up in queens everyday and you're allowed to be who you are.