Carne Asada Tortilleria Nicas

Nicaraguan restaurant · Sweetwater

Carne Asada Tortilleria Nicas

Nicaraguan restaurant · Sweetwater

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10404 W Flagler St #5, Miami, FL 33174

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At this bustling Sweetwater fritanga, indulge in authentic Nicaraguan flavors with thick, housemade tortillas and a hearty selection of carne asada and gallo pinto.  

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10404 W Flagler St #5, Miami, FL 33174 Get directions

carneasada.iposeats.com

$10–20 · Menu

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10404 W Flagler St #5, Miami, FL 33174 Get directions

+1 305 221 7001
carneasada.iposeats.com

$10–20 · Menu

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"Like the name implies, the best part of this fritanga are the housemade tortillas—which are thick, two for $1, and so damn good. These warm masa discs turn this very good fritanga into an excellent one. First, take a piece of carne asada and place it on a tortilla. Then, add some vinegary salsa, a little salad for crunch, and fold it into a taco. It’s absolutely delicious. The rest of the fritanga—like the pico de gallo, queso frito, and maduros—is best forked up together and enjoyed between bites of tortilla." - mariana trabanino, virginia otazo, ryan pfeffer

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@infatuation

"Like the name implies, the best part of this Sweetwater fritanga are the housemade tortillas—which are thick, two for $1, and too damn good. These warm masa discs turn this very good fritanga into an excellent one. First, take a piece of carne asada and place it on a tortilla. Then, add some vinegary salsa, a little salad for crunch, and fold it into a taco. It’s absolutely delicious. The rest of the fritanga—like the pico de gallo, queso frito, and maduros—is best forked up together and enjoyed between bites of tortilla. video credit: Mariana Trabanino" - Mariana Trabanino

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Moises E

Google
This is by far one of the best fritanga in South Florida. Flavor is authentic to Nicaraguan cuisine. I recommend the desmenusada and carne asada. With that said, the restaurant is penny-pinching on the on the chile (salsa). Use to be free, and now they are charging customers. For those who don't know, this is the equivalent of getting fast food and charging you for the ketchup. Prices have also gone up in a short period of time. Still, I regard this as a go-to but truly is losing kudos amongst its most faithful customers. Disappointing.

Ricardo Meyer

Google
We are vegetarians and came to this typical Nicaraguan restaurant "Carne Asada Torrilleria Nicas" for lunch. To our surprise, the food was not as tasty as we expected. Nothing is labeled, and nothing is priced. You get 3 choices on your plate. We were not asked what we wanted in the main selection (much larger area of styrofoam box). We also bought a typical drink "Cebada" (pretty ok). Even though, we got white rice with peas, little corns and sweet bannanas (cabbage on a separaye bag), the price was the same as for a plate containing chicken, rice and beans, yuca (cabbage on a separaye bag) - for a non-vegeterian member.. There is Bachata music in the background and a large TV displaying music related show. There are a total of 5 chairs, 3 face the window and 2 the wall. The food looks tasty, and the processing of your order goes fast. This is quite a popular place. There is a lot of assortment, and the owners and / or employees work diligently. - Thank you! However, we can not rate this place 4 or 5 stars... sorry!

Jesus Old Car Flipper

Google
Plenty of food 1 plate enough food for 2 people good for to go not to sit there and eat very limited seating very small crowded inside, the carne asada is not great its just ok to chewy sometimes, I always get the same plate the gallo pinto rice, carne asada and cacao is good overall not great, it’s always busy so it’s a good sign. The food is freshly cooked.

Helen Guiulfo

Google
Their food was good but lacked flavor i think salt would have done the job I didn't like the service, it seemed as if they were bothered when we ask questions like what kind of meat it was or what was inside the tamales . If your not Nica it seemed as if they didn't really care to attend you

Arelys Q

Google
I visited this place for the first time, when you see a line outside of a restaurant to order food, you know it must be good. This is an authentic Nicaraguan food. We ordered carne asada, gallo pinto, tajadas and fried cheese. Also comes with a side cabbage salad. My husband and I shared a plate. They give you enough for two. I must say everything was tasty and full of flavor. This is a place I will definitely visit again when I’m in Miami. Don’t leave if you see a long line outside it moves pretty quickly.

Issy's Foodie

Google
This place is ALWAYS full. It is because of their authentic Nicaraguan flavors or for the great selection of food.....from Carne Asada to Fried Fish, pork, rice, beans, crunchy Cabbage salad, fried cheese. Food is always fresh and tasty....the girls usually take good care of you. And on top great juices....to accompany the food. So pass by and don't mind the line is flows fast.

Julian Jiron

Google
Good not great. Nacatamal suck here but go 3 doors over to la chavala they have good nacatamales. Don't get enchilada at la chavala I got 4 pieces of chicken bones and cartilage stopped eating it to feed my trash can.

pastor perea

Google
Great place to eat Nicaraguan Foods at a reasonable price where you can see what they are cooking constantly specially the barbecue style meat. I highly recommend this place