I had high hopes for this place because every time I pass by it's busy inside. Went there after an…read moreappointment around 2:30 PM on a weekday and they had a study stream of takeout & delivery workers going in and out. I actually wanted their combo ($12) taco platter (3 tacos, Rice, Refried beans), but the choices for the tacos were chicken, pork, beef. The other combo that looked interesting was a beef taco, chicken fajita, and something called a sincronizada (ham & cheese pressed between 2 taco shells), & rice & beans. But their iPad system didn't have that (even though the paper menus did). I probably could've just ordered it with the cashier. I got ($13 Total) two tacos, beef tongue & al pastor ($4.50 each) & a side of rice ($3). The portions were very generous, and the first few bites things tasted good but a few more and I noticed that everything lacked flavor. The beef tongue was the best item, there was a salty sear on one side, but the pieces weren't as tender as other restaurants'. Maybe it was frozen and he didn't have time to defrost it? The al Pastor was chopped up meat bits with NO flavor. The pineapple and onions were nicely, finely chopped, but I didn't even finish half of these tacos. The rice had peas, corn, carrots, and string beans & big fluffy grains. At first it was tasty, with maybe hints of bullion and tomatoes; but after a few bites, it started reminding me of cafeteria rice & had a bit too much oil. It seems like a popular place, a mom and her kid came in for tacos after school, local workers and contractors who seem to know the staff and delivery guys, came in for their lunch. Maybe I didn't order the right items, or these type of tacos are more popular on the weekend. I also wonder that since I'm not a local or of the background, there isn't as much care put into my food. One contractor yelled "China! [cheena!]" to the staff as he walked in. Was I supposed to respond "Mexicanos!" LOLZ. I hope they do well though they seem like a neighborhood staple.

Been going for a few years now pre covid…read more Tostada - 2020 $2.75 vs 2026 $5 Torta - 2020 $7 vs 2026 $11 Cemita - 2020 $8 vs 2026 $13 Tacos - 2020 $2.75 vs 2026 $4.50 Super torta - $13.50 (didnt see this on menu previously) Quantity and food consistency has stayed the same. Great place to eat 1 block walking distance from broadway train station. There are about 4 tables inside this "deli" like restaurant. Taste is great as well. The only qualm I have about this is the disproportionate pricing with inflation (ie: tacos are cheaper than tostadas). Also, when i paid using the machine, I paid taxes as well. Not sure If there is cash discount. I would come again if I'm in the area! It is authentic mexican food

I love this place!…read more Overall the food is consistently tasty and well seasoned. A huge plus for me is listening to my special requests. The snack wrap (both shrimp and ground beef) were absolutely lovely and the friend chicken sandwich always hits the spot. Their burrito cannot be any more perfect either! Definitely a place worthy of being on anyone's rotation.

Best Mexican delivery in the hood. Very accommodating and will adjust order for diets. My husband…read moreloves enchiladas with green sauce. I always get chicken fajitas. We get cheese flautas and LOVE their chips and pico de gallo. We make a pitcher of margaritas in our blender and have a feast.

Very hard to find authentic Mexican cuisine even in an area of NYC loaded with Mexican culture and…read morefood. Not sure what region they are from however I am pleasantly surprised. The daily specials all looked del and the Chicken in a spicy pumpkin seed sauce was sold out. They let me try the sauce and it was slammin! I ordered 2 Quesadillas at 12.00 each. Menu online is outdated but they adjusted the prices in house with a pen. Huitlacoche ( corn fungus or smut) made with onions and some added corn Flor de calabaza ( Zucchini flowers) Both with no overpowering seasoning and not over salted The staff do not speak English so considering I speak Spanglish and understand most cuisines it was easy for me. They are very friendly!!! Somehow someway the man (Abuelo) knew I am genetically Italian. Again super friendly staff. Outside is the taco grill inside another grill plus the kitchen. This is definitely a NYC hole in the wall prize like many spots in Queens. It's not a 5 star ripoff joint and don't expect Tex Mex Bring a friend more don't you will be happy

Food here is absolutely delicious. I had the huitlacoche quesadilla. You can really taste how fresh…read morethe tortillas are! The filling was rich and savory, and tasted great with the salsas on the side. I also tried the atole, which was warm and subtly sweet with nice blue corn flavor. For a total of $16 (in cash), this meal was also a great deal. It's worth the trip!

Cute spot, very attentive service and the food was good! I thought the chicken quesadilla was…read moreexcellent, the al pastor tacos were just ok and the steak burrito was good. The price was great!

Tasty and wholesome. Definitely packed with flavor and chicken. The tortilla was thick which held…read moreeverything together nicely. But it was a lil dry so I wish it came with a lil sour cream or chipotle mayo to enhance it. Presentation and warm were great since I got it Uberd. Excited to try more things from here!

Thank God for another pupusa place in Queens so I've been to a one other one called salavatoria but…read moreI won't compare I absolutely had a blast and this place was so so good as well I got 3 mixed pupusas and it was so juicy and and so flavorful. It's so hard to find any pupusa places in new York cause pupusas aren't really known much but the fact that I'm lucky enough to have tasted two good quality pupusas places. Makes me happy and honestly the atmosphere was great ricas pupusas seemed to be a like a small business and I'm so glad I had the experience. I definitely need to come back and try everything else cause the mixed pupusas were amazing and i don't know what tomato sauce they used it was so so good I highly recommend. I food was so so good the experience was great and the service was fast and the works were so so nice.

Be the cheese to my papusa! Finally tried the El Salvadorian food papusas at Ricas Papusas & Mas…read more The papusas were pretty good and crunchy. They kind of had a nice tortilla crunch to it. I also liked how the food came with a side of raw beets. The sauces they provided also weren't too spicy and just the right amount of spice. However, the tamale I tried didn't have much flavor to it was kind of dry and flavorless. The flan also wasn't really sweet. It had more of a bitter cough syrup taste to it, I had much better flans before. The food also did kind of take long to come, it was around a 15 minute wait. But it could be because it was only two people running it. This place wasn't crowded at all and had a very simplistic aesthetic to it. Overall, would suggest the Papusas only here, you can skip out on the other items. Price: $4.50 Rating: 6.5

Taking the boys out for some proper fuel. Dropped by Tlayuda Oaxaqueña SR San Pablo in Corona, and…read moreman... they are serving up legit Mexican pizzas (Tlayudas) on a street cart that will make you question every life choice that led you to a commercial drive-thru. ​We're talking a massive, crispy tortilla shell loaded with bean paste, cheese, and enough meat to satisfy two growing boys and their dad. Plus, they press the fresh masa right in front of you. Education and dinner, you're welcome kids. ​Shoutout to the chef, Theresa. Not only is she a culinary wizard, but she was incredibly nice and patiently guided me through my broken, survival-level Spanish. ​10/10. We loved it. ​ Location: 102-25 Roosevelt Ave, Corona, NY 11368 ​My Spanish might be broken, but my appetite is fully functional. Pretty sure Theresa thought my accent was a crime, but at least she let me eat the evidence.

Came down from Midtown for this place. Fantastic and well worth the trip! The food was incredible…read moreand the lady was so kind. Flor de calabeza quesadilla was amazing.

I don't hand out 5-star reviews very often, but Casa Enrique earned it along with a Michelin rating…read moretoo. Everything started strong with excellent drinks, fresh guacamole and chips, and a delicious trio of homemade hot sauces. The standout of the meal was the chicken enchiladas with green sauce, which were packed with flavor and easily one of the best dishes I've had in a long time. Our group also saved room for dessert (Pastel tres leches), and it was the perfect ending to a fantastic meal. From start to finish, the food was outstanding, the flavors felt authentic, and every dish was well executed. It's easy to see why Casa Enrique has earned such a strong reputation. I'll definitely consider going back the next time we are in the area.

I just stopped by for brunch and my favorite dishes were the French toast, fish ceviche. We had…read morealso ordered the chilaquiles with chicken and while it was tasty, the quantity of chicken was less (but it was perfectly grilled!). I will definitely be back again for my favorite mole enchiladas for dinner soon! Service is top notch! And the ambiance is very minimalist.

Went yesterday at night for the first time, wasn't really expecting anything but the food was…read morereally good and the cashier was really nice. I'll definitely order again.

So glad to have dropped by Birria LES! We've had their birria beef tacos, birria chicken tacos,…read morebirria shrimp tacos, and even their birria beef nachos and not a single item failed to hit the spot! Great quality flavorful good which has made this one of my go to spots when I'm craving some tacos! 5/5 across the board and would recommend this to everyone!