Tu Casa

Peruvian restaurant · Forest Hills

"Sure, Tu Casa — a four-branch Queens Peruvian chain — offers all the budget rotisserie chicken combos you’d expect, the spice-rubbed bird tendered in quarter, half, and whole portions with french fries, yuca, rice and beans, or salad." - Eater Staff

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10311 Queens Blvd, Forest Hills, NY 11375 Get directions

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