“crackling chicken (chicharrón de pollo) at la dinastia is the exact antidote to your sauce-slop problem — dry, crispy, seasoned hard, no sauce.”
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“crackling chicken (chicharrón de pollo) at la dinastia is the exact antidote to your sauce-slop problem — dry, crispy, seasoned hard, no sauce.”
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“Crackling Chicken from La Caridad 72, Flor de Mayo, or La Dinastia.”
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“off 72nd/B’way is solid Chinese/Latin — they have maduros and tostones!”
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“Caridad and La dinastía on 72nd are both amazing with great portions for the price as well.”
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“Boneless Crackling Chicken with green sauce and pork fried rice at La Dinastia. My god it's addicting.”
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“they’ll have plain fried chicken for your kiddos and ham fried rice that my toddlers went apeshit for.”
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“Crackling from La Dinastia slaps!”
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“Get the crackling chicken with green sauce, plantains, and fried rice from La Dinastia”
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“Dinastia has a better egg foo young. Better ropa vieja too.”
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“If you want a sit-down lunch and a ton of food, I would do La Dinastia on 72nd. It's chinese-latino and really good and unique.”
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“I love this place. Try the pepper steak. It's the old fashioned Chinese food you didn't know you needed.”
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“Boneless Crackling Chicken (with that green sauce) at La Dinastia.”
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“Both were great in my opinion, slight edge to dinastia for their green sauce”
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“both times it's been a homey, delicious, and cheap(!) meal”
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“A chino latino classic with bomb crackling chicken”
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“That chicken is so good with that green sauce.”
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“La Dinastia on 72nd Street on the Upper West Side near Broadway is an excellent Chinese/Latin fusion place that serves both great Chinese American food and Latin American food.”
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“My fave “cheap”-ish meal in the city. The boneless crackling chicken plus rice and beans plus Maduros = enough food for three people (though I eat it al myself…)!”
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“It's cheap and delicious. La Dinastia for Chino-Latino would be a great choice for a sit down meal- the boneless crackling chicken and the green sauce... mind blowing and abundant.”
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“Fried Chicken Crackling with red beans and yellow rice is my thing. Sweet plantains too!”
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“I ate there fairly recently and it was pretty bland.”
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“Yes, you have to get crackling chicken. Order more, reheat. You need your vegetables!”
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“I think about the la dinastia chicken at least three times a week”
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“They’re both worth going to!”
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“My husband really liked the General Tso's at La Dinastia, and he is super picky. He liked it so much we had it twice in a week”
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“La Dinastia and La Caridad are both on w72nd St. Ropa Vieja, stewed chicken, black beans and yellow rice. There are better places elsewhere in the city, but both are pretty good and within a short walk or bus to LC.”
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“La dinastia is a chinese peruvian place that has great fried porkchops and fried rice.”
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“Boneless crackling chicken with yellow rice and bean from La Dinastia (UWS).”
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“La Dinastia is comfort food at its best (Chino Latino) and can’t beat the prices here.”
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“SO good, especially the ropa vieja”
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“La Dinastia: Boneless Chicken Crackling with a side of green sauce”
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“Second La Dinastia. Get the crackling chicken with green sauce.”
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“La Dinastia and Breads Bakery”
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“I like La Dinastia on the UWS.”
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“I now have a new favorite dish in NYC. Had it for lunch today and it was incredible.”
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“I was a little late to discovering it and I’m so glad a place like it still exists! Unpretentious and delicious.”
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“My favorite places around there though are La Dinastia and Caridad 72, both amazing chino Latino places.”
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“Did a top 10 in a recent post and expanding to 25:”
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“Depends what you consider musts. I like these places:”
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“I like La Dinastia in UWS which is a Cuban Chinese spot.”
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“La Caridad, La Dinastia, all of these places are absolutely amazing”
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