Quisqueya — Restaurant in New York

Just purchased an order from them, first time in a year. Per niel was old, chicharrones were old as well and the chicken was hard and overcooked. The only thing that was good was the rice and beans. I spent about $70. Didn't live up to the first time I ate here. And the funny thing is I asked the lady if the per niel was fresh and she told me yes. The chicken didn't have a good seasoning. If you really want a well seasoned chicken, go to mi casa restaurant on Jamaica Ave. This is not to say that everything they make is great, but when the chicken is cooked properly and seasoned how they season it, there is not another chicken that tastes like that. Closest was some place on Fordham Rd. 20 years ago. Will not be ordering...

This is by far the worst Dominican food I have ever had!!! I don't even know where to start. My husband ordered carne guisada(beef stew) with yellow rice and I ordered roast pork with rice and beans. The yellow rice was rotten. We ordered take out and as soon as I opened the bag , I could smell something like sour milk. Just writing about now is making me want to gag. The beef in the stew was sliced thin not in chunks and it had a lot of fat on it. There were no potatoes in the beef stew either. The roast pork was super dry and fatty. It looked like it had been fried. I had to throw out all the food. Please don't go to this restaurant. You will be wasting your money or...

If you’re looking for authentic Dominican food, Quisqueya in Corona, Queens is an absolute must-visit! We tried several dishes, including the oxtail stew, boneless chicken chunks, and Morro rice, but nothing could compare to their mofongo. Hands down, the best I’ve ever had! The mofongo sauce is out of this world – it’s so good, you’d want to drink it by the spoonful.

The staff are spectacular—warm, friendly, and attentive, making the experience even better. The location might seem a bit sketchy at first glance, but don’t let that deter you. Once you step inside, the food and service more than make up for it. Quisqueya is a hidden gem worth...