A Puerto Rican diner/restaurant popular with locals. Pork and fried are the name of the game here: chicharrones are fatty and crisp, and the mofongo is the best we've had in the Bronx.
There are at least 5 of these and frankly they don't differ from each other. Go here after a night of revelry and debauchery and you're sure to get satisfying portions of artery clogging fare. cheap!
With 3 locales it's not surprising that it's packed, but you come here for brunch to kill the hangover with standard comfort plates, not to impress. It offers the basics so you'll find something.
A sandwich, croissant, or pastries are prominent on the menu. With (3) tables, real estate is hard to come by. Especially the lunch hours. Breakfast escapes are ideal. Be sure to sample the soups.
The Asian population now inhabiting El Barrio must be loving this place! A van with a counter would be bigger than this, but when it comes to flavor in the sushi dept., It's like an 18 wheeler!
Hawaiian sushi? Well it's here and rockin! Call your funeral director and order your casket as the pork gyoza and the tempura are to die for. love the Hawaiian iced tea & pineapple. surfboard decor?
The is food described as “family-style,” - if your family makes things like the truffled-ricotta-and-honey combo is on the seasonal crostini menu, consider yourself lucky.
Soba Nippon specializes in exceptional homemade udon and soba (buckwheat noodles). While the soba noodles are terrific, Soba Nippon serves the best Tempura Udon in the city... En savoir plus .
