It's always amazed me how a simple ingredient like an egg can come out so many different ways…read more In the case of Bianca's they can make the egg come out tasty and properly textured. I got the western omelet and they made it just right with good vegetables gooey cheese and the potatoes were done well too. Next time I'm in rahway I'll explore their menu further.

La Melinche was closed, which is my go-to spot for tacos. So I said, let me try Bianca's; they…read moreseem to have a good reputation, as you can see, the reviews are decent. I beg to differ. (1) The online prices are different than the actual prices. The lady's answer, "It must be an old menu." Not my problem, but you charged me more for every single item, so maybe it is my problem. I asked for a new menu- they didn't have one. Come on,now.....I guess so you can keep ripping your customers off (2) They don't tell you on the phone it is cash only. So you either have to leave and go to a bank or ATM that doesn't charge or pay the $2.25 fee, which sucks. (3) The food- I paid $30.75. I got 3 carnita tacos, 2 chicken tacos, the taco platter (4 ground beef tacos), 2 empanadas (beef) and rice and beans. The price sounds okay, right? NOOOOOOOOOO. GREASE CITY. THE GREASIEST MOST OILY FOOD I HAVE EVER ENCOUNTERED. DISGUSTING TO OPEN THE PACKAGES AND ALL THERE IS ...IS GREASE ALL OVER MY HANDS, MAKING THE HARD SHELL AND SOFT SHELLS SOGGY AS EVER. What a disgrace to the art of cooking to have so much friggin grease. I could've went to White Diamond if I wanted to eat food that was going to give me a stomach ache. I am so very angry. I just called the place but they're conveniently closed. I wanted to bring this food back and tell them to eat it esp Bc the lady wasn't that polite. I'm attaching pictures so you can see that I am not exaggerating. At this point, it doesn't even matter what the taste of the food was, because I felt like I just bought from an expensive fast food place. I should've went to Taco Bell, but I wanted authentic tacos and the reviews from all these people really made me think it was good here. Bianca's - really bad business to serve people food with grease dripping everywhere. I don't think you care much about your customer's satisfaction, otherwise you would have a NEW UPDATED MENU ONLINE and you would never subject anyone to a heart attack w all this grease. Needless to say - I ate the hard shell tacos. Threw the soft shells out and used my own tortillas empanadas right to the trash can. I have a stomach ache and so does my bf. Just-from the hard shell tacos. First and very last time I spend any of my hard earned money here again. And Bianca's - I'll send you the bill for my dry cleaning since the ridiculous amount of grease dripped all over my shirt.

Hot subs, cold subs, main dishes, sides, cookies, this place is the best. I always get something…read morethere when I pick the dog up from grooming next door.

Best Tuna around ! Staff is always friendly ...I just wish they had softer bread options foccaccia…read morepanini etc

Small spot right across from the train where you can pick up some snacks or grab breakfast/lunch…read morebefore hopping on the train. Happened to stumble in after finding another nearby place closed. Good prices and large selection of products in the store.

I had a pastrami sandwich and it was divine, this deli stands behind it's name every thing served…read moreis awesome. If you ever visit the township of Clark NJ do make a stop here! you will not regret it!. Besides their outstanding food, the staff is wonderful, and they give back to the community they serve love you all and thanks for your great service!. Josette clark resident

Deli King isn't just a Clark institution. It's a North Jersey iconic restraurant! The prices for…read moredine in are steep but the pickles and cole slaw are well worth it. The dining area has about 13 tables but there's always a line for take out. I ordered the Stuffed Pita w grilled chicken and sauteed onions and mushrooms. It was like comfort food to the next level. The sandwich was decent size and tasted delicious. My only complaint is the pita broke too easily but still tasted good. Kenny, who owns Deli King is always greeting me with a smile. He runs a nice place and I will definitely come back!

Excellent food and service. Great meals for a night you don't want to cook but want good home…read morecooking.

Stas is the only real polish deli in the area. They are clean and the food is fabulous. I just…read morebrought some down to my grandparents, who are polish, in Florida and they were so happy. They miss their favorite store. Definitely recommended!!!

First time hear and the place really impressed me ! Right when u walk in ur greeted by many workers…read moreready to attend to you ! Tons of authentic goods to buy, fresh sandwich's , MOZZ & much much more to choose from ! They're a little pricey but definitely worth every penny . Definitely will be back

The new store located at 1125 St.George's Ave, Rahway is beautiful inside. The prices for items are…read morea bit steep, about $2-$3 more than Uncle Giuseppe's. The sandwiches were very good but the chicken added to my $21.99 Caprese salad was very dried out. I'm not sure if it was reheated but...definitely not freshly made that day. I bought some Pastosa's manicotti and a jar of Bella's homemade marinara. It made for a delicious dinner. The other standout was the mozzarella salad...delicious. Besides the dried out chicken, my only other complaint is that they didn't mention there would be a surcharge for using a credit card. Typically other places mention "cash discount." I didn't even realize I was charged extra until the following day. I would probably venture back for the sauce and mozzarella the next time I travel back to NJ.

I had heard an article on the difference between Taylor ham and pork roll. When business called for…read moreme to visit New Jersey I jumped at the chance to sample this famous sandwich. This quaint and unassuming deli/café served a delicious Taylor ham breakfast sandwich with egg & cheese on a Portuguese roll. It was definitely worth the wait as the sandwich was a home run. With a side of fresh squeezed orange juice; I can't wait to get back again! I don't care what you call it - I highly recommend it

So I am not sure what is going on here. There are two buildings. One says "Two Costas" but the door…read moreis locked. Next door there is a space called "Luna" which is not even found on this app, but all the pictures for Two Costas are for this place so I am guessing they are the same? But why is it so confusing? Anyway we stopped here on the way to the airport. I ordered a veggie omelette with home fries (was given french fries) and a chicken empanada. The empanada was great and I wish I had ordered more to go. The omelette was just eggs, tomato and green pepper. There was no cheese, so it was incredibly bland and I didnt eat much of it. Service was decent and the space was clean and well maintained. Anyway, maybe I just misordered, but it is a very confusing place so be aware.

Baker is now the owner of the deli. Great guy & great sandwiches. Best bacon I have ever had. A+read more

Local liquor store love this place. They have just a little bit of everything you need in one stop…read more They're always friendly and willing to help. Deli in store too!

This Polish food is dangerously good. Like "someone's grandma is in the back judging portion sizes"…read moregood. Everything tastes 100% made from scratch, no shortcuts, no funny business. I'm not Polish, but if you were lucky enough to grow up with a nona (or any grandmother who showed love through food), this place will hit that same comfort food nerve regardless of your background. You don't need to know what everything is called, you just need to trust the process. The potatoes? Unreal. Perfectly cooked, seasoned like they knew me personally. As for the other two mysterious balls on the plate... no clue what they're called, but I do know they disappeared fast and I regret not ordering more. That's all the science I need. This spot is tucked in the back of a deli, which honestly makes it even better. Tons of imported Polish goods up front, and then boom, comfort food heaven hiding in the rear like a secret level in a video game. And the ladies working there? Absolute sweethearts. One big smile, genuinely welcoming, and clearly proud of what they're serving, as they should be. Come hungry. Leave full. Accept that you will be back.

The Garden State is well known for being a haven of international cuisine. In many of its cities…read moreand towns, one is likely to find a veritable United Nations of restaurants on every street corner. For Linden, an old-fashioned town situated along the popular Northeast Corridor commuter train, it is a hub for immigrants--home to some of the best Polish cuisine. Since 2001, this establishment has been translated from the Polish meaning "mermaid" and "symbol of Warsaw," so I decided on Syrena Polish Deli, which is located at Linden Center. Upon entering, it was a bit overwhelming as the cozy, clean, cool interior features a grocery store with everything Polish, like canned sauerkraut, mustards, jellies, etc., a deli, and hot food to go. Step toward the back where one finds everything from pierogies to kielbasa; every bite showcases the authentic flavors of Poland. That is where I decided on takeout as a first-timer. Their menu changes daily. I went for the Pork Stuffed Cabbage Golabki and Coleslaw. The food was authentic, well seasoned, tastefully delicious, and remained hot. The staff was friendly. The price was comparable to the area. Can't wait for a repeat performance, which I can recommend.