Eating Street Food in Jackson Heights 🇺🇸

Mantry
1 min readFeb 8, 2022

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On the importance of eating somebody else’s breakfast…

10 am. Jackson Heights.

Paratha is being dipped in thin yogurt, chai is being sipped. The dining room is humming on a Saturday morning. One of the great pleasures in food is to go eat another country’s breakfast. There’s a different energy in a room filled with families tearing into flatbread and slurping tea or where sloshing bowls of noodles are being heaped with chili oil and fresh herbs. It beats a Denny’s any day of the week.

Episode Intel:

Raja Sweets & Fast Food

7231 37th Ave, Queens, NY 11372

We Ate: Paratha and Tea

Pecoshitas

80–03 Roosevelt Ave Ground floor, 11372

We Ate: Pandebono (Colombian Cheese bread) made from cassava starch.

Taco Veloz

90–10 Roosevelt Ave, Queens, NY 11372

We Ate: Carnitas Tacos

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