El Rincon Guayaquileno
Ecuadorian restaurant · Elmhurst ·
Ecuadorian street food: marinated carne asada, fish encebollado
Ecuadorian street food: marinated carne asada, fish encebollado
"The street food options around Roosevelt Ave in Corona are infinite. In Corona Plaza alone, you’ll find around 30 vendors—including a few Ecuadorian ones—and if you head west a few blocks, you’ll come across even more stands and trucks lined up with sidewalk seating. Our favorite of the bunch is El Rincón Guayaquileño, which has a few other locations, including a brick and mortar. Their carne asada is so deeply marinated that it stains the rice it's served alongside, and their encebollado de pescado is packed with chunks of fish." - bryan kim
"El Guayaquileño has a mini restaurant empire, most of which is on wheels. In addition to their brick-and-mortar spot in Elmhurst, they have food trucks in Jackson Heights and Sunset Park, as well this one near the Junction Boulevard stop of the 7 train. Stop by if you want to sit outside and grab a quick meal. The whole block is lined with street food, similar to nearby Corona Plaza, and there are a bunch of picnic tables on the sidewalk where you can eat some guatita, encebollado, or a few well-seasoned slabs of carne asada." - Bryan Kim
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