Why did I just learn about this place? I thought I had *CASH ONLY*…read more I tried the best Cholados but I was so wrong. This place is amazing. The super cholado is the way to go. Papaya, melon, pineapple, banana coconut, guanabana and some condensed milk... wow!!!! Refreshing and filling. So many option to choose from. With ice cream sounds great. Will try next time. Food also looksi amazing. Parking is not so great around here.

I can only talk of the service because it took so long , it was too late to eat by the time I got…read morehome. One burger took 40 minutes to make? And it was the classic one. While I was sitting there waiting, I saw only 3 orders be made, and that included mine. This place looks like take out but it is not. I recommend telling people how long they will wait. The wait actually ruined the night for me and my wife. To add, had the food reheated the following day and salty meats for sure!!

Incredible pan de bono!!!! Lots of other appetizing pastries. The coffee is out of this world. I…read morethink its the steamed milk!!!

Service is great and baked good are fresh specially at 6 am when they open. Store is small but…read moreinviting. Recommend

Not a huge concha fan but Masa Madre probably made the best one I've had so far. The pastel Gloria…read morewas really good as well. The bakery is small but there is a couple of seats where you can people watch and enjoy your pastries and coffee. The service was great. Very nice and patient. Definitely would make it a regular spot if I lived in the neighborhood.

Vibe/ambiance: local Service: standard…read more Items ordered: conchas: bake it in the oven to warm it up!

Gargantuan is an understatement. Each Torta headlined by their Torta Pumas is the size of a…read morefootball and weighs 2-3 pounds each. Took me forever to get here, but boy am I glad I finally did. Being this is my initial visit, I had to go with their signature Torta Pumas loaded with everything imaginable. This sandwich is made to order and it is absolutely delicious. I also have to mention this Torta can easily feed a family of 4 and at $22, that is a bargain in New York City. Parking is very difficult around the area as this food truck is located steps from corner of 108th St. and Roosevelt Avenue. However, you get there, I promise you the trip is worth your while. Shout out to the ladies working in the truck. The time I went was so busy yet they handled all customers with a smile and energetic service. I can't wait to try the rest of the menu.

Ordering the food was no problem. The people were nice. I got the torta la selección and it was so…read moreflavorful with all the ingredients they added and the beef had good seasoning too. I paid about $20 and only could finish 1/3 of it! It's rare to find delicious food at such a cheap price. Definitely worth it and definitely will be back to try their other stuff on the menu besides the sandwiches!

Delicious humitas, small and slightly sweet. Great choclo. Everything is fresh. Very popular, with…read morefolks lining up before she opens up.

My review from 2 years ago is clearly botched. I wrote it in such a hurry that I never got to truly…read moreelaborate why Sabor Ecuatoriano is low key one of the best food carts in the whole neighborhood. There was a time it wasn't alone in the Ecuadorian street food game, but somehow the rest of those carts have disappeared and Sabor Ecuatoriano has managed to remain. As a result, it is the only Ecuadorian street food option in western Queens outside of Jackson Heights. (#1) It seems crazy to think that I've enjoyed more of the food here than I have at the JH street carts. Their llapingachos (potato cakes?) are addicting and the hornado (roast pig) is usually the first thing that is gone from the cart. The sweet woman who runs the cart will often break off a piece of that crispy skin for every platter on top of some mote (hominy) rice, and veggies. I've managed to score a humita (choclo tamale?) every so often and love it as the perfect appetizer / snack. On even more rare occasions they have bolón de verde, which is like a mofongo-type ball that is very tasty. I haven't indulged much on the stew side, but I am pretty sure I've spotted seco (meat stew) and encebollado (fish stew). If I'm not mistaken they're still around from Thursday-Saturday. I wish they'd be present every day, but at least this gives us fans something to look forward to. The cart only accepts cash and most platters run one about $10. Throw in a coconut drink (agua de coco) and it'll be a wonderful meal. ______________ (#1) I've never wanted to be more wrong.

Not sure why Yelp says this food truck is closed, but came by here a few days ago for some late…read morenight food. In the usual spot near the station at Roosevelt Avenue, no frills truck serving tacos, tortas, burritos, and plenty of other items at a reasonable price. Decided on the Bistec Taco ($3.50) as well as the Al Pastor Torta ($8). Food was ready within ten minutes (thankfully, since it was cold out). Taco is pretty good, a generous amount of beef and some onions/cilantro on a flour tortilla. A little on the dry end, but helped it with some hot sauce. Torta suffered from stale bread, but the actual meat/cheese/sauce was solid. Nothing exceptional here, but there is usually no line and they open late. Good spot for a quick fix on the block.

If La Quesadilla Sabrosa (The Delicious Quesadilla) isn't my favorite taco cart in all of Queens,…read moreit's certainly going to be in my top 5. I can always look forward to a good meal here because everything from the meat to the tortillas are outstanding and fresh. And unlike their neighboring mobile taquerias a block away, they are rarely any lines here. Literally parked in front of the Chase Bank just off steps away from Little India, the smell of fresh cooked meats form a small aroma cloud of steam for passerbys and onlookers just looking to get a piece of the taco action. To claim a corner in front of a bank means there are few excuses for people not to have access to some dollar bills. That alone is pure genius on this cart's part. Speaking of prices, each taco here is the standard Roosevelt / Elmhurst / Corona market price of $2.00. There is something about the way they make their carnitas and al pastor meats that make me slobber in anticipation each time. With the sprinkle of some lime, some bits of salsa thrown in the mix, it's practically the perfect taco. The nice lady who I often see manning the cart has a habit of stuffing the taco to the point where cilantro, onions, and meat take up most of the space on the tortilla. In order for me to be able to hold the taco up, I always have to ask for them to go easy on the cilantro and onions. They have a condiment station with all of the radishes, various salsas, limes, and gaucamole for the ultimate DIY taco customization. While I think their tacos are excellent, some have contended their quesadillas are what they do best here (the name is no coincidence right?). It's hardly the quesadillas of the chain restaurant or bar food variety, but more like a giant folded over flour tortilla that would otherwise look like an oversized taco with bits of cotija cheese, lechuga, cilantro, lime, and plenty of filling. My favorite is the more expensive option in the huitlacoche (corn smut) at $3.50 and the ever simple quesadilla de papas (potatoes). On a whole they're all quite good, but for some reason the tacos take the cake for me. Then there is the rest of the food. La Quesadilla Sabrosa offers an array of other antojitos from huaraches to tostadas to picaditos. All that I've sampled were decent to stellar, though they take considerably longer to prepare. When realizing our harsh winter weather as of late, this is never fun. I guess I just like it cheap and dirty (#1). Their tortas, while fresh and filling, are still a notch below El Gallo Giro (http://www.yelp.com/biz/el-gallo-giro-jackson-heights) and more expensive than Tacos Guicho (http://www.yelp.com/biz/tacos-guicho-jackson-heights) at $5.00 each across the board. Recommended meat fillings would be carnitas and chorizo, which usually tend to go quickest. On a whole, the food is delicious and reasonably priced. Unfortunately this place isn't 24 hours and is usually only available from the evening to late night. The cart itself is bright and shockingly weather proof (covers / heat warmers). With a clean cart and delicious food, La Quesadilla Sabrosa is a win-win for all taco crawlers in the area. _____________ (#1) *wink* Hi there.

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

Delicious Authentic pupusas. I really enjoyed the vegetarian option which I usually don't go for…read morebut these were excellent. The drinks were definitely homemade which I absolutely loved. The service was a little slow & I wish there was air conditioner being that it was 98 degrees outside however the service was friendly so I would absolutely come back for the food.

Saw them parked in front of TD bank on 63rd and queens Blvd and had to try! Was not disappointed…read more We got the grilled shrimp with plantains the first time - it was so good with it not being too heavy yet rich in flavour! The guy running the truck is also nice and friendly so A+ for service!! Of course we returned after having such a good first experience. Went with the carne asada this time and man.. that combination of slaw with yellow rice and steak? Yum. A must try. No frill kinda food truck so it's a grab and go! We will be returning to try everything else on the menu.. maybe a sangueche next time!!

This Dominican food cart is delicious!!!! I definitely recommend. The service is friendly, the wait…read moretime is quick, there's always people ordering. They are open until about 9pm, which is great!!! Thank you Bloque for coming into the neighborhood, much needed for a long time!!!! The food is so flavorful, the Pernil is amazing!!! I will be getting food from here VERY often and the prices are great!!! My meal came out to $14.15 and paid with Apple Pay.