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Nice small place food was good if your looking for Chinese or Peruvian food. Or Chinese's food w a Peruvian twist.

This place has delicious food. But unfortunately due to the lack of service I give this only 4 stars. Also beware of the check because they will hide more things on it. The food is good, actual Chinese - Peruvian the taste is delicious. We tried the fried rice and wonton soup as well as the Fuchi Foo. The papaya juice was not good though so don't order that. Also they didn't have the Peruvian ice cream we thought they served. The food overall was good but not the service. The girl who was serving us never actually talked. I don't think I even heard her. She was a little slow and very shy. Even though the food was made quick she took her time getting to it and serving it. The place was a bit small but not too run down. The experience with food and all was great but they need friendlier servers.

Fresh, tasty, copious colorful food with a great deal of variety. For those of us who remember old school Chinese-American food, this is reminiscent, yet with a lot of twists. Everything - the vegetables, the meat, the fish - is superfresh and well-cooked. Really satisfying.

I must have passed this place a thousand times before but never really noticed it until a few days ago. Why? because I lived around the area and restaurants around here offers mostly Mexican and Columbian cuisine and I thought its one or the other. In front of the restaurant is a bus stop, and I was there waiting for the # 58 to Flushing when I saw a sign right in front of the place that reads " We have tamales" ..well I am a sucker for it so I went in & ordered 2 pcs.. Pork & chicken. It was very filling & good and my husband enjoyed it too... I went back the following day to pick up some but found out they don't really offer it daily ..only on the weekends....so there...if anybody wants to try it , it's $5.00 a piece, so I ended up trying their Parihuela Especial, $13.50 It was very tasty... it became one my favorite place to eat ...everything is like home made...their Pescado Frito con Tausi $14,50 was equally delicious...when you don't have time to cook, this is the place to go... .

This place was well worth the journey on a rainy spring night. I was a little ambivalent about the trek after a long day and starting dinner nearly at 9, but once we ordered the food made it all worth it. We ordered the sopa fuchi fu, best described by Edible Queens as egg drop soup on steroids with chicken and noodles and lots of cilantro; the kimlau wonton, a bold take on sweet and sour with heavily fried chunks of "wonton", snow peas, peaches AND pineapple; the chiu jau kay, a lightly fried chicken dish with a dense, mysterious batter, and last but not least, the special fried rice, a friendly and unassuming crowd pleaser. Yet another one of the myriad reasons Queens and NYC by default is such an amazing place.