Cuisine: 6 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 4 Value: 7 I have not been here in a long time. Maybe because the prices are no longer considered cheap eats. Or maybe because my taste buds have evolved over the years. Or maybe it's just not as good as it used to be. The answer is maybe all three and somewhere in the middle. I have never came here, or any other Latino-Chinese restaurants in NYC, for service or decor, so let's set that aside. The value is still somewhat there, but the food did not hit that nostalgic note I was looking for. I wanted to get the Fried Pork Chops (Chuletas De Cerdo Frita), but our server suggested the "juicier" Broiled Pork Chops (Chuletas De Credo Asada) instead. Sorry to report, if that's juicy, then how dry is the fried pork chops? I shutter at the thought. It was also under seasoned. I substituted the House Fried Rice for my side at an $4.50 additional fee. It was just okay and not worth the upgrade. Boneless Crispy Fried Chicken (Chicharron De Pollo) was also a disappointment. The batter was more hard than crispy, but the idea that boneless dark meat isn't more juicy simply tells me that the chef over fried the pieces. It came with Fried sweet plantains, which could have been a but more ripe but not bad. I'm not sure how I feel about the Beef Stew (Carne Guisada), which had relatively tender meat, but the sauce was so weak and lacked any real flavor. The black beans and white rice that came with it was decent. What might bring me back to this restaurant sooner rather than later was the Shrimp Egg Foo Young (foo Young Con Camarones). I felt that the eggs were cooked extremely well, but the star of the show was that delicious brown sauce full of umami. Having this over white or fried rice made this meal much more acceptable. I'm not sure when I'll have another craving for this type of food. If I do, I'll definitely get the egg foo young again. However, the other dishes were misses for me, so maybe I'll try the Fried Pork Chops and Shredded Beef in Tomato SayceRopa Vieja.

Whether you speak Spanish or Cantonese, the waiters here can help get you whatever dish your heart…read moredesires. It's amazing to step into this restaurant, it's like stepping into another world where anything is possible. I feel like home whenever I come here. My favorable dishes are the combo dishes because I can choose fried rice or noodles or French fries with a meat usually, Yummylicious to the core!

Finally had a chance to try this place. Its a good spot after drinking but why no menu or prices…read more Make sure you add the sauce because it doesn't come with it.

Two of my favorite things in life are street food and late night eats. Los Amigos Chimichurry…read morehappens to be both. It is a Latin icon in the borough and a bonafide post-nightlife option that has become a popular destination amongst locals. This has low-key become a favorite spot of mine to show visitors to Queens and a fabulous alternative for late night munchies in this part of Corona. The owner hails from Colombia and his crew of guys are bustling in a tiny food truck kitchen, cooking up variations of carne asada with tostones, salads, and rice. I've never seen a menu for this place and I've also never heard anyone speak English either. Es muy importante para comunicar en el español. It is strictly cash only and be prepared to wait during prime evening hours (1AM-3AM). My favorite combination is the carne frita, which is like a chunky Dominican style fried beef. While it's sauteed and not deep fried, the chimichurri condiment is readily available at the counter and is an essential component if mixed with the sides. Make sure an avocado is present and mix it up with the the moros (mixed rice) and tostones. The end result is a $10ish platter of late night goodness. While I sing their praises overall, I can't give them 5 stars for a number of reasons. Their carne asada platter is good, but more difficult to eat since their plastic knives don't do much with the meat. Parking for drivers is a zoo at times and folks are parking illegally just to get in line. It gets extra confusing when folks are standing around and not ordering, which leads to big crowds and longer wait times. ____________ (#1) Halal, Mexican, and pizza can wait another night.

This establishment did not allow me and my service dog to enter their restaurant. They are clearly…read morebreaking ADA laws and should not be in business. The manager was clearly not educated on ADA laws when he should be. Another low-level business breaking US laws.

On behalf of The Center for the Women of New York, I want to extend our heartfelt thanks to La…read moreEsquina Criolla for their generous and delicious donation of empanadas to our Taste of the World at Fort Totten gala. La Esquina Criolla's empanadas were, as always, a huge hit--flaky, golden pastry wrapped around savory, well-seasoned fillings. Each bite was packed with authentic flavor and made with the kind of care and tradition that keeps guests coming back for more. It's no surprise that their empanadas have become a beloved staple at our event! We're so grateful for La Esquina Criolla's ongoing support and dedication to our cause. It's because of wonderful local businesses like theirs that we're able to raise essential funds to support women across New York. Their continued generosity makes a real difference in our community. We highly recommend La Esquina Criolla for their consistently delicious empanadas and their big-hearted commitment to giving back. Thank you for helping make our event a success yet again.

am from Nepal and I have to admit that the food was not great. I judge nepali food on the most…read morebasic of our dishes- The Thali. The Thali basically includes rice in the middle with small portions of meat, vege, achar (pickles), lentils (Daal) around it. If you go wrong with the most basic food of Nepal then I'm really not impressed. I was really excited that this place opened up in my neighborhood and wanted to take my wife there but we were very disappointed. I hope they read some of these reviews and make changes as I can say honestly that there are not a lot of good nepali restaurants around here. I don't know if I can explain this but if you have a delicious thali- It reminds me of being back in Nepal and I haven't felt like that in any of the nepali restaurants in NY so far.

I'm not sure what kind of bad day the first reviewer had, but every friend of mine I have taken to…read morethis restaurant (8 so far) has raved about it. It is one of the most delicious places to dine in Queens. The chili mushroom is incredible, as is the palak paneer, the mixed veggies, the jhol momos. It's all so wonderful, the service is really friendly and fast, and it's BYOB!

Are they no longer at that location? I been there a couple times and don't see the truck I used to…read morelove this location after drinks best spot

Great place! The rice is very flavorful and the steak is tender. They're also pretty fast they told…read moreme 15 minutes and my food is always ready in like 10 minutes. There are other food spots around, but this one is definitely the best. Call before you go so it's ready when you get there. 10/10 highly recommend!

I'm not into food trucks but this truck is very good. I ordered their Monster Platter and not only…read moreis there a crazy amount of food, it's delicious! The truck itself looks pretty clean and it's got a cool look on the outside. Service was quick, especially since there were a few people ahead of me. Definitely going back whenever I'm in Flushing!!!

The food here is always made fresh and Youssef is always welcoming and friendly. The Smesh Truck…read moreteam definitely makes sure everything is prepared with care. Definitely one of the best spots around the area!!

I have been to this particular Chinese restaurant a few times over the years. Yesterday I stop in…read moreand ordered some chicken fried rice with chicken and broccoli, they gave me a really nice portion of food ,ths chicken breast from the chicken and broccoli was fresh and tasty. The size of the pieces of chicken in the chicken fried rice were pretty huge.I also ordered boneless chicken by it self with ketchup, barbecue sauce, & hot sauce. Which also taste good.the prices weren't to bad ,plus the restaurant was clean, and the cashier was okay. I didn't even have to wait to long. I have to admit this particular Chinese restaurant really gives you a big portions of food in your tray. To this has to be one of the better Chinese restaurants on the jamaica queens side of town.

I have been eating here for over 10 years and the service is always friendly and the food is great…read more Our go to meals are the Boneless spareibs with pork fried rice, Chicken wings with shrimp fried rice and Shrimp egg foo yung DELICIOUS. We have watched the owners kids grow up and now they work with them. Awesome memories.

If you want flavorful charcoal grilled meat- this is the food cart to go to. This place always has…read morea line but it moves fast so don't be intimidated. We ordered a kofta platter as well as a half chicken- both came with two soups, one tomato based the other was I believe a orzo base with a side salad and two types of rice with side of hot sauce and white sauce. The sides were a nice touch since it's a little different from other halal carts but it's really the smoky herbs of the meat that really sings. For these two platters it cost us 29 dollars total and that's pretty reasonable for a meal for two people with leftovers as well. Give them a try!

Tasty long fresh hot sandwiches. A good cart is hit and miss and today was a big hit. I ordered the…read morechicken sandwich. It canne with lettuce, white sauce and hot sauce. Simple but perfectly done. The sauce doesn't drench the sandwich but it's very satisfying. The hot sauce gives it a nice kick. Plus the sandwich is very big s so you can share, save some or just feast. Mera's Tip: get a sandwich but ask for less lettuce.