We serve Milwaukees best Puerto Rican rice! After perfecting our recipe with deep research and love, our rice paired with tender pernil has become a customer favorite. Come taste why people cant get enough!
$13.99This Dominican dish, known as pica pollo, features crispy, golden fried chicken pieces that are juicy and well-seasoned, giving a flavorful and satisfying bite. Served in a white foam takeout container, its paired with a side of crispy French fries and a light pink sauce for dipping. The pink sauce adds a fresh contrast to the richness of the fried chicken and fries, creating a balanced and inviting combination. This comforting meal is popular in Dominican cuisine and showcases its vibrant flavors and satisfying textures.
$13.99This Puerto Rican-inspired dish features crispy tostones (fried green plantains) and juicy, golden chunks of fried pork, topped with fresh, thinly sliced white onions for added flavor. A light pink sauce on the side adds a creamy contrast to the savory and crunchy elements. Presented in a white foam container, this to-go meal brings together traditional flavors with a colorful and appetizing presentation. The combination of the tender pork, crispy plantains, and fresh onions creates a delightful blend of textures and flavors typical of Puerto Rican cuisine.
$13.99This delicious Dominican dish features fluffy white rice topped with a rich bean sauce, adding a smooth texture and deep flavor. Alongside, there are tender strips of pepper steak with vibrant bell peppers, bringing freshness and a pop of color to the meal. Served in a convenient foam container, its perfect for enjoying on the go. This blend of flavors and textures captures the essence of Dominican home cooking, with a balance of hearty and refreshing elements, ideal for those craving an authentic and comforting experience.
$13.99A pork alcapurria is a deliciously crispy fritter made from a rich dough of grated green bananas and yauta, fried to perfection. The outside is golden and crunchy, with a slightly chewy texture that contrasts beautifully with the flavorful filling. Inside, the pork is seasoned to perfectiontender and juicy, infused with garlic, onions, and traditional spices like oregano and a hint of pepper. Each bite offers a balance of savory pork and the earthy flavor of the dough, creating a satisfying and flavorful snack or appetizer thats hard to resist. The combination of crispy exterior and rich, spiced pork filling makes this alcapurria an unforgettable treat.
$13.00This basket is filled with 10 golden yuca frita sticks, perfectly fried to a crispy texture. The thick-cut yuca sticks have a golden brown, crunchy exterior and a soft, tender interior. They are neatly arranged in a rustic basket lined with paper, giving the presentation a casual and inviting feel. Beside the basket, there is a small dish of light pink salsa rosada (pink sauce), offering a creamy, flavorful dipping option that complements the crispiness of the yuca frita. The overall look is appetizing and perfect for a snack or side dish.
$9.00This dish features crispy, golden-brown araitas de pltano from the Dominican Republic, served in a white foam takeout box. The shredded green plantains are fried into small, crunchy fritters, forming an irregular, spidery shape. Lightly seasoned with salt, they offer a savory and crispy bite. The foam container gives it a casual, street food feel, perfect for enjoying on the go. This dish is a popular appetizer or snack, known for its delightful crunch and subtle plantain flavor.
$9.00These tostones are golden and crispy, perfectly twice-fried green plantain slices with a light drizzle of pink sauce (salsa rosada) on top. They are arranged neatly in a rustic basket lined with paper, giving them an inviting, casual feel. The pink sauce adds a creamy, smooth contrast to the crunchy texture of the plantains without overpowering their natural savory flavor. The combination of the golden-brown color and the soft pink sauce makes them look delicious and perfect as a snack or side dish.
$9.00Dominican chicken empanadas are a savory, delicious pastry filled with flavorful, seasoned chicken, wrapped in a crispy golden crust. These hand-held delights are a popular snack or street food in the Dominican Republic, enjoyed for their combination of tender filling and perfectly fried dough.Key Features:Flaky, Golden Crust: The empanada dough is crispy and flaky on the outside, fried to a golden brown, with a satisfying crunch in every bite.Juicy, Seasoned Chicken Filling: Inside, the empanada is filled with tender, shredded chicken that has been cooked with Dominican spices like garlic, onions, peppers, and oregano. The chicken is often stewed or sauted, allowing the flavors to blend together perfectly.
$9.00These Dominican ground beef empanadas are a savory delight, featuring a golden, flaky crust that is perfectly fried to a crispy texture. Inside, the empanadas are generously filled with a flavorful mixture of seasoned ground beef, sauted with onions, garlic, and bell peppers. The beef filling is rich and juicy, perfectly spiced with traditional Dominican seasonings like oregano, cumin, and a touch of cilantro. The crispy exterior contrasts beautifully with the tender, aromatic filling, making these empanadas an irresistible snack or appetizer. Whether enjoyed on their own or dipped in a tangy sauce, these empanadas offer a burst of flavor with every bite
$9.00These Dominican ground beef and chicken 2/2 empanadas are a savory delight, featuring a golden, flaky crust that is perfectly fried to a crispy texture. Inside, the empanadas are generously filled with a flavorful mixture of seasoned ground beef, sauted with onions, garlic, and bell peppers. The beef filling is rich and juicy, perfectly spiced with traditional Dominican seasonings like oregano, cumin, and a touch of cilantro. The crispy exterior contrasts beautifully with the tender, aromatic filling, making these empanadas an irresistible snack or appetizer. Whether enjoyed on their own or dipped in a tangy sauce, these empanadas offer a burst of flavor with every bite.
$9.00This Colombian-style salchipapa is a delicious and indulgent dish featuring crispy, golden-brown French fries topped with caramelized slices of sausage. The fries are generously drizzled with pink sauce (salsa rosada), mayonnaise, and ketchup, adding creamy and tangy flavors that perfectly complement the savory fries and sausages. Presented in a rustic basket lined with paper, this dish has a casual, street-food appeal, making it both visually appetizing and irresistible to enjoy as a snack or a hearty meal.
$13.00Dominican-style fried 4 whole wings are a deliciously crispy, savory treat packed with flavor and texture. The wings are typically marinated in a blend of Dominican seasonings, including garlic, oregano, lime juice, and sometimes soy sauce or vinegar, giving them a bold, tangy, and aromatic flavor before theyre fried to perfection.Key Characteristics:Crispy Exterior: The wings are fried until golden brown and crispy, with a satisfying crunch on the outside while retaining juiciness inside.Seasoned to Perfection: The marinade infuses the chicken with Dominican spices, with hints of citrus from the lime and the robust flavors of garlic and oregano.Juicy Interior: Despite the crispy outer layer, the wings are tender and juicy
$8.00BEEF Colombian empanadas are a deliciously crispy treat, made with a golden cornmeal crust that is perfectly fried to achieve a satisfying crunch. Inside, they are filled with a savory mixture of seasoned ground beef And tender potatoes, cooked with onions, garlic, and Colombian spices like cumin and cilantro. The contrast between the crispy exterior and the rich, flavorful filling makes each bite a perfect balance of textures and tastes. These small, handheld empanadas are bursting with flavor, making them the ideal snack or appetizer to enjoy with a side of spicy aj sauce. They offer an irresistible blend of crunch and savory goodness that makes them a must-try Colombian favorite.
$14.00Arroz con Gandules is a traditional Puerto Rican dish that combines rice with pigeon peas (gandules), cooked in a flavorful sofrito-based broth. It is commonly served during holidays, family gatherings, and special occasions, and is considered a staple in Puerto Rican cuisine.
$80.0020-pound tray of white rice typically refers to a large, flat, rectangular container filled with cooked white rice. The tray is often used for catering events, large gatherings, or food service settings, where it serves a significant amount of people. The white rice itself is usually plain, soft, and fluffy, made from varieties like jasmine, basmati, or long-grain rice.
$80.00The rice is golden and fluffy, with the bacon evenly distributed, adding a smoky flavor and crunchy texture. Steam is visible rising from the tray, indicating that the dish is freshly made and hot.The aluminum tray is simple, perfect for family gatherings or casual events, and helps to keep the rice warm for longer. The focus of the dish is on the combination of soft rice and the bacon pieces, offering a delicious contrast in botEl arroz tiene un color dorado y esponjoso, con los pedacitos de tocino distribuidos uniformemente, agregando un toque de sabor ahumado y textura crujiente. Se puede ver el vapor que se eleva desde la charola, lo que indica que el plato est recin hecho y caliente.La charola de aluminio es sencilla, perfecta para eventos familiares o reuniones informales, y permite mantener el arroz caliente por ms tiempo. El enfoque del plato est en la combinacin de arroz suave y los trozos de tocino que aportan un contraste delicioso tanto en sabor como en textura.
$120.00Arroz con Coco Dominicano is a traditional Dominican rice dish made with coconut milk, which gives the rice a rich, creamy texture and a subtle tropical flavor. It is commonly enjoyed in coastal regions of the Dominican Republic and pairs well with seafood or other savory dishes.
$80.00Moro de Habichuela Negra is a traditional Dominican dish made by cooking rice with black beans, resulting in a flavorful and hearty combination. Heres a description of this popular dish:The rice is typically cooked with black beans (habichuela negra), which gives it a rich, earthy flavor. The dish is prepared using a base of sofrito, a blend of sauted onions, garlic, bell peppers, cilantro, and sometimes tomatoes. This sofrito adds depth and an aromatic quality to the dish. The beans are mixed into the rice during cooking, allowing the flavors to blend together.
$80.00This rice dish is beautifully presented in a large silver catering tray, showcasing a vibrant combination of golden, fluffy rice and colorful vegetables. The vegetables include carrots, peas, corn, and bell peppers, which are evenly distributed throughout the rice. Their bright hues of orange, green, and yellow create a visually appealing contrast against the rich golden rice.The dish has a fresh and light appearance, with the rice cooked to a perfect, slightly fluffy texture, and the vegetables maintaining their brightness, suggesting they are cooked just righttender but not overdone. The tray gives the impression that the dish is meant for a family gathering or festive occasion, offering a warm, inviting feel.
$80.00Puerto Rican habichuelas, also known as habichuelas guisadas (stewed beans), are a staple dish in Puerto Rican cuisine. They typically feature pink, red, or pinto beans cooked in a rich, savory tomato-based sauce. The sauce is flavored with sofrito (a mixture of onions, garlic, peppers, and cilantro), along with seasonings like oregano, cumin, and bay leaves.
$100.00Frijoles Refritos Mexicanos (Mexican refried beans) are a classic and popular dish in Mexican cuisine. These beans are typically served as a side dish or used as a filling for tacos, burritos, and other traditional Mexican meals. Refried beans are made by cooking and mashing beans, usually pinto beans or black beans, and then frying them in oil or lard.
$139.78Ensalada de Papa Rusa (Russian Potato Salad), also known as Ensalada Rusa, is a traditional and popular cold potato salad enjoyed in many Latin American countries. It is a rich, creamy dish made with boiled potatoes, vegetables, and a mayonnaise-based dressing, often served as a side dish during special occasions, holidays, or family gatherings.
$140.00Mushed potatoes (commonly referred to as mashed potatoes) are a classic, comforting side dish made by boiling potatoes until soft and then mashing them to a smooth, creamy consistency. They are typically seasoned with butter, salt, and milk or cream for added richness.
$120.00Potato wedges are thick slices of potatoes that are typically cut into wedge shapes, usually with the skin left on, and seasoned before cooking. They are often seasoned with salt, pepper, herbs like rosemary, paprika, or garlic powder, giving them a flavorful crust. Wedges are commonly baked, fried, or air-fried to achieve a crispy exterior and a soft, fluffy interior
$140.00Papas chorriadas is a traditional Colombian dish made with boiled potatoes covered in a creamy, flavorful sauce. The word chorriadas comes from the verb chorrear, meaning to drizzle or to pour, referring to the sauce that is poured over the potatoes.
$140.00he inside of stuffed baked potatoes typically consists of a combination of mashed potato flesh mixed with flavorful ingredients. Heres a breakdown of whats inside:Cheese:Sour Cream:Bacon Bits ONIONS
$200.00A canoa de pltano is a traditional Puerto Rican dish made with ripe plantains, usually stuffed with ground meat and topped with cheese. The term canoa (which means canoe in Spanish) refers to the shape of the plantain after its cut open and stuffed. Heres a breakdown of how its made and whats inside:Ground beefCHEESE
$160.16A tostone is a popular dish made from green (unripe) plantains, commonly found in Latin American and Caribbean cuisines, especially in Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Cuba. Tostones are savory and crispy, usually served as a side dish, snack, or appetizer.
$140.00A maduro refers to a ripe plantain that has turned yellow to black in color, indicating that it is fully mature and sweet. When fried, it is commonly known as pltano maduro frito and is a popular dish in Latin American and Caribbean cuisines.Key Characteristics:Sweetness: Unlike green (unripe) plantains, maduros have a sweet flavor due to the natural sugars developed as the plantain ripens.Texture: When fried, maduros become soft on the inside, with a caramelized and slightly crispy exterior.Color: A ripe plantain used to make maduros has a yellow or black peel, and when fried, it turns golden brown, often with slightly caramelized edges.
$140.00Mofongo is a traditional Puerto Rican dish made primarily from fried green plantains, which are mashed together with garlic, seasonings, and pork cracklings (chicharrn). Its a savory, hearty dish often served as a main course or side.Key Ingredients:Green Plantains: These are peeled, sliced, and fried until golden brown.Garlic: Mashed garlic is a key flavoring component that gives mofongo its distinct savory taste.Pork Cracklings (Chicharrn): Fried pork skin or bacon is often mashed into the plantains for added texture and flavor.Seasonings: Adobo, salt, and sometimes olive oil or butter are added to enhance the flavor.
$200.00Mang is a traditional Dominican dish made from boiled, mashed green plantains. Its a staple in Dominican breakfasts but can also be served at any meal. The dish is simple yet comforting, and its often served with a variety of sides.
$160.99Yuca frita is a popular dish made from fried yuca (also known as cassava), a starchy root vegetable commonly found in Latin American, Caribbean, and African cuisines. Its similar to French fries but uses yuca instead of potatoes, resulting in a crispier exterior and a soft, starchy interior.
$140.00Yuca al ajillo is a traditional Latin American dish featuring yuca (cassava) prepared with a garlic sauce, called ajillo. The dish combines the earthy, starchy flavor of yuca with the bold, savory taste of garlic. It is often served as a side dish and is popular in countries like Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico.
$140.00uca guisada is a traditional Latin American dish made from yuca (cassava) that is stewed in a flavorful sauce, typically with ingredients like tomatoes, onions, bell peppers, garlic, and various seasonings. Guisada means stewed in Spanish, referring to the cooking method where the yuca is slowly simmered in the sauce until it becomes tender and absorbs the rich flavors.
$140.00Pur de yuca, or mashed yuca, is a dish made from boiled yuca (cassava) that is mashed until smooth and creamy, similar to mashed potatoes but with a distinct texture and flavor. Its a popular side dish in Latin American and Caribbean cuisines and is often served alongside meats, stews, or vegetables.
$140.00Gandules guisados (stewed pigeon peas) is a traditional dish in Puerto Rican and Caribbean cuisine, where gandules (pigeon peas) are cooked in a flavorful sauce with various seasonings and sometimes vegetables. The dish is hearty, savory, and often served with rice or as a side dish to meats or other mains.
$160.00Garbanzo with pork is a hearty dish made by stewing garbanzos (chickpeas) with pork in a flavorful sauce. This dish is popular in various Latin American, Spanish, and Caribbean cuisines. Its known for its rich, savory flavor and satisfying, filling nature, making it a comfort food in many regions.
$140.00Queso frito in English translates to fried cheese. It is a popular dish in many Latin American and Caribbean countries, where slices or chunks of cheese are fried until golden and crispy on the outside, while remaining soft and melted inside. Its typically served as an appetizer or snack, often accompanied by dipping sauces such as garlic sauce or mayo-ketchup.
$200.00Steamed broccoli is a vibrant and nutritious dish that brings out the vegetables natural, earthy flavor while maintaining its fresh, bright green color. When perfectly steamed, the broccoli becomes tender yet retains a pleasant crispness with each bite. The subtle sweetness of the broccoli is highlighted, making it an ideal base for light seasoning or a drizzle of olive oil, salt, and pepper. Pair it with a squeeze of lemon or a garlic-infused dressing to elevate its flavor, turning this simple, wholesome vegetable into a delicious and satisfying side dish.
$200.00This dish features a vibrant assortment of freshly steamed vegetables, including broccoli, cauliflower, and green beans, all served in a large, disposable aluminum tray. The vegetables are perfectly cooked, lightly seasoned, and still steaming, giving them a fresh, healthy appeal. The absence of carrots emphasizes the simplicity of the selection, highlighting the bright green of the beans and the soft, tender texture of the cauliflower and broccoli. Ideal for serving a large group, this colorful and nutritious platter is perfect for gatherings, offering a delicious and wholesome option for any occasion.
$120.01PLEASE CALL US TO ORDER. Linguini Alfredo is a Caribbean twist on the classic Italian Alfredo pasta dish. This version incorporates Dominican flavors and ingredients, making it more vibrant and flavorful.
$120.01PLEASE CALL US TO ORDER .jumbo shrimp Linguini Alfredo is a Caribbean twist on the classic Italian Alfredo pasta dish. This version incorporates Dominican flavors and ingredients, making it more vibrant and flavorful.
$200.00PLEASEE CALL US TO ORDER .Linguini Seafood Alfredo is a rich, creamy pasta dish that combines the delicate flavors of fresh seafood with the decadence of Alfredo sauce. Heres a description of the dish and its components:Flavor Profile:This dish is indulgently creamy, with the smooth, velvety Alfredo sauce coating the linguini. The seafoodtypically shrimp, scallops, crab, or a mix of theseadds a subtle sweetness and brininess that complements the richness of the sauce. Garlic, Parmesan, and a hint of nutmeg elevate the overall flavor with savory and slightly nutty undertones.
$200.00This dish features 40 pieces of chicken cordon bleu, each wrapped in crispy, golden bacon and served fresh out of the oven. The bacon provides a savory, smoky crunch, while inside, the tender chicken is stuffed with melted cheese and ham, creating a rich and indulgent flavor combination. The melted cheese oozes slightly from the pieces, adding to the decadent appeal. The dish is steaming hot, with the crispy bacon and gooey cheese making every bite irresistible. Its a hearty, flavorful dish perfect for serving at gatherings, offering a satisfying blend of textures and rich, savory flavors.
$260.00Stewed chicken, or pollo guisado, is a delicious and comforting dish that bursts with rich flavors. The chicken is slow-cooked until its tender and juicy, soaking up all the savory goodness of the sauce. The sauce itself is a flavorful blend of tomatoes, garlic, onions, and spices, creating a perfect balance of tangy, savory, and slightly sweet flavors. Each bite is packed with juicy, melt-in-your-mouth chicken coated in a thick, aromatic sauce. Its the kind of dish that warms your soul, perfect when served with rice to soak up every last drop of the delicious sauce. A true homemade comfort food!
$140.00Puerto Rican chicken skewers, known as pinchos de pollo, are incredibly flavorful and juicy. Each skewer features tender pieces of marinated chicken, grilled to perfection over an open flame. The marinade is a key part of what makes these skewers so delicious, typically made with a blend of garlic, oregano, vinegar, olive oil, and lime juice, giving the chicken a bold, zesty flavor. As the chicken grills, it develops a slightly charred, smoky exterior while remaining juicy and tender on the inside.
$160.00Dominican baked chicken (pollo al horno dominicano) is a flavorful and comforting dish, bursting with the vibrant spices and seasonings typical of Dominican cuisine. The chicken is marinated in a mixture of garlic, oregano, lime juice, and sometimes soy sauce, which gives it a zesty, savory flavor that penetrates deep into the meat. After marinating, the chicken is baked until it has a beautifully golden, crispy skin while the inside stays tender and juicy.
$120.00This dish features 40 perfectly grilled chicken breasts (pechuga a la plancha) served with colorful bell peppers and caramelized onions. Each chicken breast is tender and juicy, with subtle grill marks that give the meat a smoky, charred flavor. The bell peppersred, yellow, and greenare cooked until soft and sweet, while the onions add a rich, caramelized sweetness that enhances the overall flavor. The combination of savory grilled chicken and sweet, roasted vegetables makes for a delicious, well-balanced meal. This hearty dish is ideal for large gatherings, offering a vibrant, fresh, and appetizing presentation.
$260.00Pollo fricas is an incredibly flavorful and comforting dish, full of rich, savory goodness. The chicken is stewed in a tomato-based sauce thats infused with garlic, onions, bell peppers, and a blend of herbs and spices. The chicken becomes tender as it slowly cooks, soaking up all the delicious flavors of the sauce until its practically falling off the bone. The sauce itself is thick and hearty, with just the right balance of tangy and savory, making each bite a burst of rich, home-cooked flavor. The addition of fresh herbs like cilantro or parsley adds a hint of freshness that complements the deep, comforting taste of the stew. Whether served with rice, potatoes, or bread, every bite is satisfying and delicious, making pollo fricas a dish thats both hearty and full of flavor.
$140.00This delicious Dominican dish, pechuga al ajillo (garlic chicken breasts), features tender, juicy chicken breasts infused with a rich, savory garlic sauce. The chicken is perfectly cooked, with a golden-brown exterior that adds a slight crispiness, while the inside remains succulent. The garlic sauce is the star of the dish, providing an aromatic and flavorful kick that enhances the natural taste of the chicken.
$260.00Pechuga a la criolla is a flavorful and hearty Dominican dish that showcases the rich and vibrant flavors of the Caribbean. In this dish, tender chicken breasts are cooked in a savory criolla sauce, which is a blend of tomatoes, onions, bell peppers, garlic, and a variety of spices. The sauce is thick and full of flavor, with a slightly tangy and savory profile that complements the juicy chicken perfectly. The tomatoes give the sauce a rich red color, while the garlic and onions add depth, and the bell peppers provide a subtle sweetness.
$260.00BBQ chicken wings are smothered in a rich, flavorful Dominican-style barbecue sauce thats both sweet and tangy, with a hint of spice. The wings are perfectly grilled, with a slightly charred exterior that adds a smoky depth, while the inside remains juicy and tender. The Dominican BBQ sauce, made with a blend of garlic, oregano, vinegar, and a touch of sugar or honey, gives the wings a sticky, mouthwatering glaze that clings to every bite.
$180.00These oven-baked chicken wings are infused with the bold and vibrant flavors of Dominican seasoning, making each bite incredibly delicious. The wings are golden brown, crispy on the outside, and tender on the inside, having absorbed a rich blend of traditional Dominican spices. Marinated with garlic, oregano, lime juice, and a touch of Dominican adobo, the wings carry a zesty and savory taste, balanced with a hint of citrus from the lime.
$180.00The pernil is tender and juicy, with a perfectly golden, crispy outer layer, the result of slow roasting that enhances its flavors. The slices of pork are moist, with a slight caramelization around the edges, releasing a rich aroma of spices and herbs. Juices from the pernil collect at the bottom of the tray, adding even more flavor and moisture to the dish. Perfect for a festive meal or event, its appearance is simply irresistible.
$160.00his meal is so good because it offers a perfect combination of textures and flavors. The pork chops are fried to a crispy, golden perfection, creating a deep crunch with every bite, while the meat inside remains tender and flavorful. The golden-brown crust is packed with a savory taste thats enhanced by the slight smokiness from frying. The fresh lime wedges add a touch of acidity, which cuts through the richness and brings out the porks natural flavors, balancing each bite perfectly. Its an irresistible dish, both hearty and satisfying, ideal for sharing.
$320.00This delicious meal features a large tray of crispy, golden-brown pork shoulder, cooked to perfection. The pork pieces are deeply browned, with a satisfying, crunchy texture that promises a rich and savory flavor in every bite. The tray is garnished with fresh lime wedges, which add a zesty contrast to the richness of the pork. Ideal for a party or large gathering, this hearty and appetizing presentation invites everyone to dive into a flavorful experience.
$160.00This Dominican-style stewed pork chop dish is both hearty and comforting, featuring tender, juicy pork chops cooked in a rich, reddish-brown sauce infused with traditional Dominican spices. Steam rises from the tray, enhancing its freshly cooked, warm appeal, perfect for gathering. The flavorful sauce coats each chop, capturing the essence of Dominican home cooking with an inviting and mouth-watering presentation.
$320.00These juicy pork chops are perfect for serving at a large gathering or family meal. Each chop is cooked to a golden-brown, with a tender, moist appearance that promises flavor in every bite. The chops are seared just right, allowing the natural color and texture of the meat to shine. This hearty presentation emphasizes the deliciously juicy quality of each piece, making them look incredibly appetizing and ready to enjoy.
$320.00These Dominican-style pork ribs are beautifully presented in a large disposable tray, perfect for sharing. The ribs have a tender, juicy look with a light golden-brown color, slightly caramelized for added flavor. They are seasoned with traditional Dominican spices, which give a rich aroma and enhance the authentic taste. This hearty and inviting dish is ideal for a family meal or gathering, embodying the comforting and bold flavors of Dominican cuisine.
$200.00These BBQ pork ribs are a true feast for the senses, arranged in a large disposable aluminum tray and covered in a thick, glossy, dark golden-brown barbecue glaze. The ribs look incredibly tender, with the rich, caramelized sauce coating each piece, giving them a deep, smoky flavor profile. Steam rises from the tray, adding to the freshly cooked and mouth-watering appeal. Perfect for a large gathering, these ribs offer a hearty, comforting, and savory experience, ideal for sharing with friends and family.
$200.00This tray of chicharrones (fried pork) looks incredibly appetizing, with 20LB arranged to show off their golden-brown, crispy texture. Each piece has a deep crunchiness and rich color that suggests a savory, satisfying bite. The tray is garnished with lime wedges, adding a fresh touch that enhances the rustic appeal, making it perfect for sharing at a casual gathering. The chicharrones are cooked to a perfect level of crispiness, giving them a mouth-watering look ideal for anyone craving a flavorful, hearty snack or meal.
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$3.006 TOSTONESPLANTAIN FRITTERS COMES WITH MAYOKETCHUP
$5.00traditional puerto rican fritter made from a dough of green bananas yautia ,stuffed with pernil.it is fried to cryspy golden brown on the outside. with a savory filling inside
$3.00Fried sweet plantains, known as **pltanos maduros fritos* in Spanish, are a beloved dish in many Latin American and Caribbean cuisines. Made from ripe (yellow or black-spotted) plantains, the plantains are peeled, sliced diagonally or into rounds, and then fried in hot oil until they become golden brown and caramelized on the outside. As they cook, their natural sugars are released, giving the fried plantains a sweet, slightly crisp exterior with a soft, creamy interior. The result is a deliciously sweet and rich dish that can be served as a side, snack, or dessert, often complementing savory meals like rice and beans or grilled meats.
$4.00Arroz con Gandules* is a traditional Puerto Rican dish consisting of rice cooked with *gandules* (pigeon peas). The dish is typically flavored with a rich sofritoa blend of sauted garlic, onions, peppers, cilantro, and other seasoningsas well as tomato sauce, olives, capers, and spices like cumin and oregano. Often, pork or ham is added for additional depth of flavor. The rice is simmered in broth until it absorbs all the delicious flavors and becomes fluffy, with the pigeon peas providing a slightly nutty contrast. Arroz con Gandules is a staple at holidays, celebrations, and family gatherings in Puerto Rican cuisine.
$4.00DAILY FRESH MADE WHITE RICE
$4.00(habichuelas guisadas) are a traditional dish made with red or pink beans, slow-cooked in a savory broth with garlic, onions, bell peppers, tomatoes, cilantro, and a variety of spices like oregano and thyme. The beans are often simmered with a touch of sazn (a seasoning blend), and sometimes include a piece of smoked meat for added flavor. The result is a thick, flavorful stew, typically served over white rice
$4.00A Dominican pizza empanada is a traditional fried pastry made with a crispy, golden wheat flour dough. The filling consists of seasoned ground beef cooked with garlic, onions, bell peppers, oregano, and other Dominican spices, giving it a rich and flavorful taste. The empanada is fried until the outside is crispy, while the inside remains juicy and packed with savory, well-seasoned beef. It's a popular snack or street food in the Dominican Republic.
$3.00A Dominican ground beef empanada is a traditional fried pastry made with a crispy, golden wheat flour dough. The filling consists of seasoned ground beef cooked with garlic, onions, bell peppers, oregano, and other Dominican spices, giving it a rich and flavorful taste. The empanada is fried until the outside is crispy, while the inside remains juicy and packed with savory, well-seasoned beef. It's a popular snack or street food in the Dominican Republic.
$3.00A Dominican ground beef empanada is a traditional fried pastry made with a crispy, golden wheat flour dough. The filling consists of seasoned chicken cooked with garlic, onions, bell peppers, oregano, and other Dominican spices, giving it a rich and flavorful taste. The empanada is fried until the outside is crispy, while the inside remains juicy and packed with savory, well-seasoned beef. It's a popular snack or street food in the Dominican Republic.
$3.00A Dominican pulled pork empanada is a traditional fried pastry made with a crispy, golden wheat flour dough. The filling consists of seasoned pulled pork cooked with garlic, onions, bell peppers, oregano, and other Dominican spices, giving it a rich and flavorful taste. The empanada is fried until the outside is crispy, while the inside remains juicy and packed with savory, well-seasoned beef. It's a popular snack or street food in the Dominican Republic.
$3.00Mayoketchup is a popular Puerto Rican condiment made by combining mayonnaise and ketchup, often with a touch of garlic and a splash of vinegar or lemon juice for extra flavor. It has a creamy, slightly tangy, and mildly sweet taste. This sauce is typically served with tostones (fried plantains), fritters, or even fries, and is a staple accompaniment in Puerto Rican cuisine for adding flavor to fried dishes. Its smooth texture and balanced flavor make it a versatile dip that enhances many traditional foods.
$0.52FRIED CASSAVA COMES WITH MAYOKETCHUP
$5.00Mofongo is a traditional Puerto Rican dish made from mashed green plantains that are fried and then combined with garlic, olive oil, and pork cracklings (chicharrn). The mixture is shaped into a dome or ball and often served with a side of broth or sauce. Mofongo can be enjoyed on its own or topped with various proteins such as chicken, shrimp, or pork, and it's known for its savory, garlicky flavor and crispy, yet soft texture.
$5.00Mang* is a traditional Dominican dish made from mashed green plantains. The plantains are boiled until soft, then mashed with butter or oil and a bit of the cooking water, resulting in a smooth and creamy texture. Mang is often served as part of a typical Dominican breakfast, accompanied by eggs, fried cheese, and salami, a combination known as "los tres golpes" (the three hits). The dish can be topped with sauted onions cooked in vinegar for added flavor. It's hearty, savory, and a staple in Dominican cuisine.
$5.00French fries are thin strips of potatoes that are deep-fried until golden and crispy on the outside, while remaining soft and fluffy on the inside. They are typically seasoned with salt and
$5.00Fried cheese* is a popular dish in Dominican cuisine, often served as part of a traditional breakfast or alongside other Dominican staples like mang. The cheese used is typically *Queso de Frer*, a firm, salty white cheese that holds its shape well when fried. To make it, the cheese is sliced into thick pieces and fried in hot oil until the outside becomes golden and crispy while the inside remains soft and melty. Fried cheese has a deliciously savory, salty flavor and is usually paired with mang, eggs, and salami to create the beloved "los tres golpes" breakfast combination.
$5.00Yuca al Mojo de Ajo* is a flavorful Latin American dish made from boiled cassava (yuca) drizzled with a garlic-based sauce known as *mojo de ajo*. The yuca is boiled until tender, then topped with the mojo sauce, which is made from sauted garlic, olive oil, ), and sometimes herbs like cilantro. The sauce infuses the yuca with a tangy, garlicky flavor. This dish is often served as a side and pairs well with grilled meats, seafood, or as part of a larger meal. Its beloved for its combination of creamy yuca and bold, zesty sauce.
$5.00he *Mojito de Ajo* is a traditional Cuban garlic marinade or sauce used to add rich flavor to various dishes. It is a simple mixture of garlic, olive oil, citrus juice (often lime or sour orange), and fresh herbs like cilantro or parsley. Sometimes, vinegar is also added to balance the flavors. The garlic is typically minced or crushed, then mixed with the oil and acid, forming a tangy, aromatic sauce that is often used as a marinade for meats, seafood, or even vegetables. This sauce is highly versatile and delivers a bold, garlicky punch with a zesty, citrusy edge.
$0.54MIXED TROPICAL SALAD RED
$4.00is a simple yet classic comfort food, consisting of slices of bread that are toasted until golden and crispy, then spread with butter while still warm, allowing the butter to melt into the surface. The bread can be toasted to varying degrees of crispness, and the butter may be salted or unsalted, depending on preference. This dish can be enjoyed on its own or paired with jams, marmalades, or other spreads. Its appeal lies in the contrast of textures between the crunchy toast and the creamy, rich butter.
$5.00Salsa Verde Mexicana* is a vibrant, tangy, and mildly spicy green sauce made primarily from *tomatillos*, which are small green fruits with a slightly tart flavor. The key ingredients include tomatillos, fresh green chilies like serrano or jalapeo peppers, garlic, onion, cilantro, and lime juice. These ingredients are either roasted, boiled, or blended raw, depending on the desired flavor profile. The sauce is typically seasoned with salt and sometimes a touch of sugar to balance the acidity. Salsa verde is commonly used as a topping for tacos, enchiladas, tamales, and as a dip for tortilla chips. Its bright, zesty flavor makes it a favorite in Mexican cuisine.
$0.52EVERY DAY WE COOK A DIFFERENT SOUP. CHICKEN ,SHRIMP,BEEF ,PORK,ETC
$5.10Chicharrn frito* is a popular Latin American dish consisting of fried pork belly or pork rinds. The pork is typically seasoned with salt and spices, then fried until the skin becomes crispy and golden, while the meat underneath remains tender and juicy. The result is a crunchy, savory dish with a rich, deep flavor. Chicharrn frito can be enjoyed as a snack or appetizer on its own or served with sides like rice, beans, or plantains. It's a beloved dish in many countries, including the Dominican Republic, Cuba, and Puerto Rico, known for its satisfying texture and bold taste.
$9.00Chicharrn de pollo* is a Latin American dish made from bite-sized pieces of chicken that are seasoned, usually with garlic, lemon, and spices, then fried until golden and crispy. The chicken is often marinated to enhance flavor and is fried with the skin on to give it a crunchy texture similar to pork chicharrn. The result is a savory, crispy, and juicy dish. Chicharrn de pollo is commonly served as an appetizer or main dish, accompanied by sides like rice, plantains, or salad, and is especially popular in countries like the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.
$9.00DT SODA CAN
$3.00PUERTO RICAN CREAM CHAMPANGNE SODA
$3.00ORANGE SODA CAN
$3.00GRAPE SODA
$3.00COLOMBIAN CHAMPANGNE SODA
$3.00PUERTO RICAN MALT BOTTLE
$4.00ICY PASSION FRUIT JUICE HOME MADE
$8.27DAILY MADE PASSION FRUIT JUICE
$4.50NATURAL HOME MADE LEMONADE 20 OZ
$4.50NATURAL ORANGE JUICE 20OZ
$4.50FRESH MADE TAMARINDO JUICE 20oz
$4.5020 OZ OF HOME MADE JAMAICAN JUICE
$4.50APPLE JUICE
$3.50DOMINICAN CREAM JUICE MADE OUR OF FRESH LIMES 20oz
$6.50SAVE MONEY!!!! 80oZ PITCHER
$14.98DELICIOUS HOM MADE PINA COLADA PUERTO RICAN STYLE
$8.32COCONUT SODA
$3.00EVERY KIDS CHOICE PICK YOUR PROTEIN
$8.00WHITE RICE ,BEANS AND YOUR CHOICE OF 1 PROTEIN
$8.00Tostones are a popular dish in Latin American and Caribbean cuisine, particularly in Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Cuba. They are made from green (unripe) plantains, which are sliced and fried twice CHOICE OF ONE PROTEINE
$8.00: A flavorful plate of traditional Puerto Rican yellow rice, seasoned with sofrito and small bits of vegetables, served alongside your choice of protein
$8.00Fried Cassava 8 Pieces
$9.99Shredded Green Plantain
$9.99Turnover Ground Beef ,chicken,pizza
$9.99Fried Plantain Appetizer Served With Mayoketchup
$9.994 Pork Filled Fritters Served With Mayoketchup
$10.99Fries , Sausage ,chesse ,pulled Pork Anf Mix Of Sauces
$10.994 Whole Wings Perfecly Breaded Home Made Seasoned
$10.99Grilled Chicken Cesar Salad
$10.99Puerto Rican Rice , Salad ,fried Plantain, Fried Yuca And Your Choice Of Protein
$10.99A vibrant Puerto Rican dish begins with a generous serving of fluffy, seasoned Puerto Rican rica , accompanied by a fresh salad lightly dressed with olive oil and vinegar. Pick one protein
$10.99White Rice ,beans,,salad And Your Choice Of Protein
$10.99Mushed Plantain With Caramelized Onions Served With Egg, Fried Salami, Fried Chesse
$10.99Breaded Fried Chicken With Tostones
$10.99Stew Pollock Fillets With Vegetables Served With Steam Cassaba
$10.99Tilapia Fillet Cooked In Cococnut Sauce Served With Puerto Rican Rice
$10.99Mushed And Fried Plantain With Garlic And Chicharron Topped With Cheese served with your choice Of Meat
$10.99Colombian Dish White Rice Salad Fried Egg ,sweet Plaintain ,fried Cassava ,steak, Beans
$10.99Colombian Dish Fries,steak Topped With Tomato Sauce And Onions And Fried Egg
$10.99Tostones Served With Your Choice Of Meat
$10.99Flattened Fried Plantain Served With Chicken Steak Or Pork
$10.99Grilled Chicken Breast With Grilled Veggies Served With Potatoes Fries
$10.99Shredded Plantain Fritters Served With Your Choice Of Meat
$10.99Fried Yuca Served With Yourchoice Of Meat
$10.99Steak Sandwich Lettuce ,tomato,mayo,cheese And Steakserved With Fries
$10.99Lettuce ,tomato,mayo,cheese And Mixed Meats Pernil Steak Ham Served With Fries
$10.99Lettuce ,tomato,mayo,cheese And Grilled Chicken Served With Fries
$10.99Lettuce ,tomato,mayo,cheese, Pickles Pernil ,ham Served With Fries
$10.99Lettuce ,tomato,mayo,cheese And Pernil Served With Fries
$10.99Sandwich Lettuce ,tomato,mayo,cheese And Ham Served With Fries
$10.99Sandwich Lettuce ,tomato,mayo,cheese ,ham ,fried Egg Served With Fries
$10.99Plantain Sanwich With Mayoketchup ,cheese , Lettuce , Tomato, With Your Choice Of Meat Served With Rice
$10.99Plantain Sanwich With Mayoketchup ,cheese , Lettuce , Tomato, Grilled Veggies Served With Rice
$10.99Potatoe Fries With 3 Wings
$9.99Fries And Breaded Chiken Fingers
$9.99White Rice ,beans And Your Choice Of Meat
$9.99Puerto Rican Rice And Meat
$9.99Lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo, steak, and cheese
$11.50The king of kings steak, ham, pulled pork shoulder, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, mayo, and cheese
$12.50Grilled chicken sandwich, tomato, lettuce, onions, mayo, and cheese
$11.50Pulled pork shoulder, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, and onion
$12.50Pulled pork shoulder, ham, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, and pickles
$11.50Caribbean style sandwich: lettuce, tomato, ham, mayo, american cheese
$10.50Caribbean classic: lettuce, tomato, mayo, ham, american cheese
$10.00Puerto rican rice, fried green plantain sandwich with cheese, lettuce, tomato, mayo, ketchup, onion, and your choice of meat
$13.95The perfect combination Puerto Rican rice, salad, fried plantain, fried cassava, and your choice of meat: fried chicken, breaded chicken, steak with onions, pork chops, pulled pork shoulder
$14.00Puerto Rican rice, salad and your choice of meat
$13.50Delicious dish from the Caribbean comes with rice, beans, salad
$14.00This is the original way to serve mangu in Dominican Republic. Salami, Fried Cheese, and Fried Eggs
$15.00This is the original way to serve mangu in Dominican Republic. Salami, Fried Cheese, and Fried Eggs
$19.99Fried chicken and fried plantain
$13.50Stew Pollock Fillets With Vegetables Served With Steam Cassaba
$19.99Tilapia Fillet Cooked In Cococnut Sauce Served With Puerto Rican Rice
$19.99Fried Red Snapper 1lb Served With Tostones ( Plantain Fritters)
$24.99Mushed And Fried Plantain With Garlic And Chicharron Topped With Chesse Serve With Yourchoice Of Meat
$15.50Colombian Dish Fries,steak Topped With Tomato Sauce And Onions And Fried Egg
$19.99Grilled Chicken Breast With Grilled Veggies Served With Potatoes Fries
$15.50Shredded Plantain Fritters Served With Your Choice Of Meat
$13.95Fried Yuca Served With Yourchoice Of Meat
$13.95The plantains have a soft, tender texture with a slight crisp at the edges, showcasing their rich, sugary glaze. Their vibrant, warm tones are visually inviting, making it an irresistible treat. The platter is perfect for those who enjoy the natural sweetness of perfectly fried plantains, offering a comforting and satisfying meal or snack.
$15.50Delicious Sanchoco From Dominican Republic Only Sundays Comes With White Rice On The Side
$16.12FEEDS 4 TO 6 PEOPLE4 POUNDS OF CRISPY CHICKEN4 POUNS OF HOME MADE FRIES4 MAYOKETCHUPSSALADCOMEN 4-6 PERSONAS4 LIBRAS DE POLLO FRITO4 LIBRAS DE PAPAS FRITAS4 MAYOKETCHUPSENSALADA
$29.99FEEDS 4 TO 6 PEOPLE4 POUNDS OF CRISPY CHICKEN2 POUNDS OF HOME MADE FRIES2 POUNDS OF WHITE RICE2 MAYOKETCHUPS4 LIBRAS DE POLLO FRITO2 LIBRAS DE PAPAS FRITAS2 LIBRAS DE ARROZ BLANCO2 MAYOKETCHUPSALIMENTA 4-6
$29.99FEEDS 4-6 PEOPLE4 POUNDS OF CRISPY FRIED CHICKEN2 POUNDS OF PUERTO RICAN RICE2 POUNDS OF FRIES2 MAYOKETCHUPALIMENTA 4-6 PERSONAS4 LIBRAS DE POLLO FRITO2 LIBRAS DE ARROZ CON GANDULES2 LIBRAS DE PAPAS FRITAS2 MAYOKETCHUPS
$29.99FEEDS 4 TO 6 PEOPLE4 POUNDS OF CHICKEN4 POUNDS OF WHITE RICE TROPICAL SALAD ALIMENTA 4-6 PERSONAS4 LIBRAS DE POLLO FRITO4 LIBRAS DE ARROZ BLANCOENSALADA
$29.99FEEDS 4-6 PEOPLE4 POUNDS OF CHICKEN4 POUNDS OF POTATOE WEDGESSALAD4 MAYOKETCHUPALIMENTA 4-6 PERSONAS4 LIBRAS DE POLLO FRITO4 LIBRAS DE PAPAS EN RAJASENSALADA 4 MAYOKETCHUPS
$29.99FEEDS 4-6 PEOPLE4 POUNDS OF FRIED CHICKEN4 POUNDS OF PUERTO RICAN RICESALAD ALIMENTA 4-6 PERSONAS4 LB DE POLLO FRITO4LB DE ARROZ CON GANDULESENSALADA
$29.99
Thin sorry beef empanada
Tostones
a multicolored building
Appetizers!
SANDWICH CUBANO soggy and no meat
Thin beef empanada, weak compared to others
Tasty nicely seasoned rice
Dominican goat stew
Interior
interior
interior
A look at the remodeled booths
Dominican stewed goat, so good
interior
Empanadillas
La Bandera with pernil
24. CHIVO 19. TOSTONES
menu
ramen and noodles, menu
interior
interior
12. MOFONGO
Lunch Fillete Coco
Alma-aliyah T.
★★★★★
Nov 11, 2024
I love this restaurant. 100% one of my favorite Caribbean restaurants in the city! The food is so good and the vibes of the restaurant remind me so much of the islands. Also, if you are able to try any of their fresh juices, please do so you don't miss out! The passion fruit juice is to die for.
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Kate P.
★★★★☆
Aug 24, 2024
Food was good! I had mofongo con carne and a limeade. The ambiance is very fun--lots of great decor here.
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Rick R.
★★★★★
Mar 31, 2024
Wow, 10 years since last review? Food is still pretty good, although a bit inconsistent over the past 10 years, and now they have more competition, so I can't say this place is the best anymore, but I still think they are among the best for Puerto Rican/Caribbean cuisine. I like the remodel, which includes new light fixtures with brighter lighting, and they have more staff on hand, so the service is better. They also added a pick up "window" with heat lamps to keep food warm at the entrance, for carry-out orders. I still recommend this restaurant.
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Jenny K.
★★★★☆
Feb 4, 2024
Stopped by for dinner on a Thursday. It wasn't too busy and staff were very nice. The interior was very fun and lively. I got the mofongo with fried pork chop. I've had mofongo once before at another restaurant and this one was okay. The pork chop was delicious. I'd be interested to try more dishes.
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Steven T.
★★★☆☆
Jul 8, 2023
This was the new restaurant of the week and what a good choice. The decor is definitely tropical with colorful walls, murals and the hanging grass. There is a language barrier with the two people who couldn't understand English or speak it very well so I had to point to items on the menu to make my order. Service was lack luster because after my food was delivered and eaten I still waited for some to give me a box and the check and the place was not even full, see my pictures of empty tables. They have a bar but I don't know if they have drinks because he didn't understand me asking about alcohol/cocktails so in frustration I said agua, lost sale.I ordered the beef empanada and the Dominican stewed goat with rice and pigeon peas that comes with a complementary macaroni chicken soup. The soup looked good but was only ok because the noodles were cooked way past mush and had a gel texture which was weird. It had next to no chicken except for three tiny scraps and some cubed potatoes so I didn't have much hope for the rest of my food.My food came in a timely manner and looked great. The beef empanada was crispy cooked to order and super thin compared to other places. honestly it was super average compared to the last one I had from another place that wasn't thin as quesadilla.Now for the rice and goat stew, finally we get to the good stuff. The goat stew was bone in style so you have to get your hands in it and eat like a primitive person because of all the irregular shapes like eating chicken wings. The goat stew is in a tasty seasoned brown sauce for the most part with tender meat, not hand trimmed so you get some cartilage/fat which is great texture and flavor. The rice was cooked al dente and not mush that was seasoned nicely and my best side option choice for my liking.Overall the food had its up and downs and the service was not up to par but I liked most of it, the $20 price point could have been more with a cocktail if it were not for the language barrier, I'm in the city of Milwaukee and not a foreign country so they lost a bigger sale. This place has potential but in the end it's a 3 star experience on my visit and the visit is the visit for this review,
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Brenda J.
★★★★★
Nov 23, 2024
Food was delicious. Not pictured here but the limonada Wow ...Definitely recommend it. Staff was very nice and helpful in making suggestions. They had great music playing
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Patrick R.
★★★★☆
Oct 4, 2022
The colorful building is painted with the countries flags represented on the menu. Inside you quickly forget you are in Milwaukee and get the impression you are somewhere in Latin America as you sit in these cool looking booths.The food is great and the service is friendly. I enjoyed my arroz con gandules, with grilled chicken. Definitely a spot to try out when you are in the neighborhood.
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Kim C.
★★☆☆☆
Aug 28, 2024
Food was just ok. There were multiple flies buzzing around the table while eating. Prices were fair.
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Christian L.
★★★☆☆
Jan 4, 2025
The food is good if you miss home a little, ok music and clean tables, but be careful with the check, they include the tip and then the machine asks you to tip AGAIN.
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Gabriela K.
★☆☆☆☆
Sep 22, 2024
Horrible to go service, do not order to go!! The to go bag was leaking oil because food was so greasy, the oil that the empanadas was fried in was old. A Cuban sandwich does not contain wilted brown lettuce or tomato. They didn't even bother toasting it, soggy bread plus hardly any meat. I'm not sure if this place is Colombian, Dominican or Puerto Rican because if it's any of the above they don't represent the culture of any of them. The pernil left me feeling sick with all the oil, sitting for days I bet....not fresh, didn't bother even touching it!! Empanadas are see through and soggy in oil, never drained, restaurant kitchen frying rule 101. Back in the day, I was a customer here and la caribeña held it down...this time, if I could do 0 starts I would. The only thing right the manager did was give me back the money for an item that I ordered that was never in my to go bag.
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