CurlyEdgy

If I could eat Kunafa everyday I would 🤤

Let’s go Knicks 🟠🔵

Modern Dominican brunch for the win!

📍127 Ludlow, New York

The beautiful thing about Queens is the amount of variety at your fingertips!

1. Pata
81-16 Broadway, Elmhurst NY

2.
76-08 Woodside Avenue, Elmhurst NY

3. La esquina del camarón
80-02 Roosevelt Ave, Jackson Heights any

4. .nyc
81-18 Northern Blvd, Jackson Heights NY

5.
48-06 Skillman Avenue, Sunnyside NY

You know I wouldn’t steer you wrong right? 😉

📍 54-20 broadway Woodside

This food truck is serving Dominican & Caribbean flavors that deserve way more hype!

Gee will never say no to the Dominican burger from here on out,
Annie was all in on the burrito and as for me, the steak frites are living rent free in my head 🔥

Collectively we agreed the plantain cups are a MUST. Don’t play yourself and skip the margaritas or dessert either.

Pull up and tell Mateo Edgy sent you 👋🏽

📍 El Punto Final 569 W 185th street

Obsessed with , it’s no shock that they have been around for so long. After meeting Francisco and learning so much about it’s a no brainer that you’re getting not only a quality experience but you have an incredibly great tapas menu to enjoy.

Not checking them out would be a mistake

Peruvian food really does it all, from comforting classics to bold, fresh flavors.

Give me Papa a la Huancaína for that creamy, of course some juicy rotisserie chicken that never misses, and the Ceviche bringing all the citrusy freshness. And when you’re craving something hearty, Chaufa de Mariscos hits every time with that perfect wok flavor.

The menu has all the heavy hitter items from Peruvian cuisine which is always a win 🤌🏼

📍45-06 Greenpoint Avenue
📍58-08 Myrtle Avenue

I finally had Sisig, a popular Filipino dish that now .nyc set the bar high 🤤

And as for she tried Balut for the first time and for both of us cause I wasn’t bold enough lol

Have you ever tried Filipino cuisine?