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Medina Kitchen

4.9 (8 reviews)
Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Oxtail dinner
Farad T.

Definitely recommend!! The oxtail dinner was really good and flavorful! This is my new go-to spot for authentic Dominican food.

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Lucia R.

Excellent service!! Mr. & Mrs. Medina gave us their personal attention. They kept feeding us while we waited for our food. Gave us a bowl of Salcocho for free just because they just finished cooking it. You will see the huge CALDERO (Dominican Pot) they cooked the Salcocho in. They gave us some to try. They just kept feeding us! Asked if we wanted to try their CHOFAN (Fried rice) and it was to die for. My mother, my daughter and I had a wonderful time here--we are still here while I am writing this. I will post all the pictures of what we bought.

Yaroa de pollo (chicken)
Sabrina P.

The owners were soooo sweet! They literally have everything on you can think of. I had the Yaroa and as a Dominican I 100% approve literally taste just like the one from DR. Authentic Dominican food and made fresh.

Chicaronne con yuca y cebollas.

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