About - Fritura Chilango
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Offerings
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Trendy
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This is no longer a Dominican place to eat. Looking for a chimi spot but they don't make it there anymore, new ownership. Pricey its more lile 20 40. Food it okay but i feel the price is to high for the value. Wont come back unless ownership changes agai
We got the chicharon, fried pork, tostones, queso frito, and yellow rice with pigeons. Price wise, it's not bad, quantity of food in the plate great for the price, freshness great, the seasoning it can be better but it's edible with a taste. The service it was quick, like 10 min. Wait, not bad. I thought it was going to be more authentic, but honestly, it tastes like another fried piece of pork that you can get at Bravos supermarket. The good thing is they are open late, and that is hard to find around this area. The atmosphere don't expect the best due to the area. Yes, don't expect a shiny kitchen and everything super clean, the frier haven't been clean in a long time, the counters don't look cleaner. Honestly, buy to go and give it a try for yourself. The food smells fresh and looks good also but for what I saw from the location and the food I'm just thinking it was a drive thru and did not saw anything there because I would not touch this food LoL. Also, keep in mind they say dominican authentic, but is other Hispanic race cooking. Yes, I'm Latino and always look for the actual flavor from a native not from others, that can cook the food.
Disgusting. I do not recommend this place. Everything fried tasted like old oil or refried. The rice, just don't do it. I spent $70, and has to throw out the food.