Salvadoran Restaurants near Jamaica, NY

“I have had a CANGREJOFONGO. It is mashed fried green plantain with crab meat. It tasted very well. No other place nearby makes this. It is prepared from scratch. It may take a while. The taste is worth the wait.I have had 3 pupusas with cheese and loroco. The tomatoe sauce has a great taste. The curtido also tastes good.I have also had a beef soup. This is so well cooked. The meat fell off the bone. They offered green hot sauce but it was not needed.I will continue coming here. They also do deliveries.“

“5 stars! Richie's Place Coffee Shop is a great little diner in Queens! Its a small diner on the corner just outside the train station, this place is full of warmth and hospitality. From the moment you walk in, the friendly and welcoming staff make you feel like family. The food is absolutely delicious, with a menu that offers something for everyone. But what really sets Richie's Place apart is the authentic Queens vibe - it's like stepping into a classic neighborhood gathering spot. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, with a warm and comfortable decor that makes you want to hang and have coffee while catching up with friends. Whether you're a local or just visiting, Richie's Place is a great spot to grab a bite. Highly recommended. Enjoy!“

“On my way home from shopping on Jamaica Avenue I came access this place and decided to go in. The owner came over to greet me. The menu was written in English and Spanish.The food was cooked to order. When the oversize plate was brought to me it was loaded with food. Delicious the food was and the chicken so soft. That was the best corn tortilla I ever had because it was soft, thick and tasted like corn. I asked the owner for something to drink from his country and he brought over to my table a very sweet soda that I enjoyed.Even though I was full I wanted desert so the owner picked out, packed something for me to take home. That was very tasty also.I definitely recommend this place if your looking for home cooked foods at a good price. I will go back next time I go shopping on Jamaica Avenue.“

“Had a 10 hour layover so stopped off here for a late breakfast. I’m glad we did - we only had $20 between us but we split a breakfast meal and a couple of extra papusas. The food was delicious, tasted fresh and filling. I was especially impressed by how well you could eat as a vegetarian here.We both left feeling satisfied despite only sharing a plate. It’s a shame the place was cash only and we were low only dollars as I really wanted to try their horchata and some of the refrescos in the fridge.The place is small with only 3 tables but we managed to secure a place and the guy working there was friendly and prompt.Will definitely try to check this place out again if I’m coming through Jamaica.Vegetarian options: Beans, papusas, cheese, soup, plátano, frijoles, eggs“