This is your run of the mill Dominican joint. Arroz con pollo, pollo al horno, etc etc. A few…read morefriends came in and ate here one night after work. The food was just okay. Beans were good, lots of rice (as is typical of these places), but the chicken varies way too much. One day it's tasty, the next day its ehh. There's no consistency. One thing about the place that is bizarre is the intensely loud music they played when we visited that day. We could barely hear each other!! I don't mind the music to an extent, but do you really need bachata blowing out our eardrums? They do deliver too, btw. Prices are reasonable. $10 for chix, rice/beans and a soda. I suppose you can't go too wrong with that.

I was looking for a quick bite to eat in my neighborhood and this is what I found. For $5 you get…read morea large piece of chicken with rice and beans (well mostly rice). The chicken was a bit dry but still tasty, the beans were delicious and the rice was just plain white rice. With the addition of some chile chipotle and tortillas the food was pretty good. The place is very small and the music is loud. I took my food to go.

Hands down the best take out chinese. Love the fried rice ! Its not to greasy like most. I usually…read moreget the general tso or baby shrimp .

Only Chinese I order can't judge a book by its cover order the chicken wings fried hard and cut…read more And I always get egg fried rice taste great they will deliver when food is thoroughly cooked not just rush your order like most Chinese delivery try them out

Super delicious mouthwatering food, they take their time to cook it so call ahead to save time,…read morefood is truly authentic, service is very good. I am a native Salvadoran so don't be fooled by the bad reviews from others, I'm a regular customer here because the service and quality of the food are one of the best, the owner makes sure she makes your food to the best quality standards in the food industry sanitation and food poising control certification is required for all cooks per owner's policy. The atmosphere and Interior of the building are distracting making you doubt about what you are getting to eat. But the dishes are made like if your grandmother cooked it. Prices are very low in comparison to others.

I don't know what compelled me to walk into this place but I did. On top of that, I ordered…read moresomething. First off, this place doesn't have a menu. Second, no one here seems to speak any English. So using my limited Spanish and the art of pointing at stuff quizzically, I managed to order a hot pastry filled with meat. They also had something that looked like meat stew and tamales I think but who knows. They probably have some delicious stuff in the back too that isn't on display. It was cheap and so damn good! I'll be back to try some other stuff. Cash only!

Amazing food and amazing service The lady Escarlin at the…read morecounter was soooooo welcoming My Spanish sucks and she was helping me They were out of morir sonando but I know it will be amazing because the food here is bomb Drove all the way over here (over an hour) and it's worth it !! Doing it again and again !!

Amazing food and service! The roasted chicken, white rice, red beans, and plantains were all so…read moredelicious! Out of this world! Loved the interior as well of this place! Highly recommend this place to others!

The best chicken empanadas!! Everything is so delicious because you can taste the authentic…read morehomemade Colombian food. The make their own masa for arepas. Love it!!

Small little restaurant on the second floor at Jetro. They have authentic dominican food and taste…read morehomemade. I always get brown rice, beans, and bacalao (dried codfish). For the amount of food you get, the price is great. Remember, this is a small restaurant on the second floor of a fairly large wholesaler so don't expect too much. This place is mostly for the employees and people who shop around at Jetro.

The food at Taqueria La Asuncion tastes like it comes straight out of a kitchen in Puebla, Mexico…read more It's delicious. I went on a Sunday afternoon. Mexican families were post-church dining, and Mexican soccer was on the television (it was on mute.) A young woman takes the orders, and an older woman cooks the food in what looks like her personal kitchen. I ordered Albondigas (meatballs) in green sauce. The meatball has a hard-boiled egg on the inside, which might be an interesting surprise for a first-time eater. The sauce was quite flavorful, though not overly spicy. I was excited to see that they offered Pozole every day. I spent last year living in central Mexico, and this restaurant lives up to the authenticity of the region. Though at a slightly higher price. Albondigas (with rice and beans) and a Mexican Coke were 8$ 2$ tacos. Pozole 11a - 10p Wed - Sunday

As a fellow Dominican I am very judgmental when it comes to Dominican restaurants and the way their…read morefood is cooked, but have to say the food here was pretty good. I had the stew goat, white rice and red beans with a papaya milkshake and 4 leche cake. The food was really welled seasoned and cooked perfectly. Even the rice was good, which is usually too soft, or grainy at other restaurants. The milkshake was really good. Would go back just for that honestly. The cake was okay, nothing to repurchase though. Staff was super nice. They do offer some tables to eat in, but I took my food to go.

Pros 1. Chicken Stew (Pollo Guisado) is very Flavorful…read more2. Mangu was made Well and Not Dry! 3. White Rice was Cooked Well and it was Good Quality not Closed Grains like Corporate/Portuguese/Brazilian/Asian CLOSED Grain Rice. 4. Oxtails was Flavorful. 5. Staff is Friendly. 6. Black Bean Rice was cooked well. 7. Goat Stew was Delicious. So far best in NJ